[MT-L] Interdisciplinary Patient Education Documentation

[Lin...@samhealth.org]

I have been asked to begin to look at various options for doing our patient education that encompasses an interdisciplinary approach. Our CDS is not very useful and would love to see what some of you are using for your documentation.
Thank you.

Linda Schader, RN, OP
Nursing Applications Coordinator
80-6225 (office)
541/740-1174 (cell)

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[Pauline Klima]

Hi Linda,
This is our interdisciplinary form for recording education given.
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Person Taught: Current Understanding:
Readiness: Discipline:

Medications: Pressure Ulcer Education:
Drug: Pressure Ulcers: Prevention:
Food & Drug Interaction: Positioning: Skin Care:
Side Effects:
Importance of HAND HYGIENE:
Infections:
Type: List Education in Order of Priority:
Pamphlet given: Content Area:
In-Patient Precaution: Specific Content:
Prevention: Content Area:
Post-Discharge Care: Specific Content:

Teaching Method: :
Outcome:
Notes:
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If you have more questions, I'd happy to hear from you.
Pauline Klima
Beloit Health System
(608)363-5740
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