Patient education in general practice

Rheumatology education for general practice.

Continuing medical education in general practice.

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Expanding medical education in general practice.

General practitioners are major providers of medical education, with recent expansion at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, particularly in rural areas. General practitioners not only teach general practice, but also provide access to patients well suited to other aspects of medical school curricula. Teaching demands on GPs, already high, may increase with the addition of extra medical...

CONTINUING EDUCATION Patient Education in Nuclear Medicine Technology Practice

Objective: This is the second article of a two-part series on patient education. This article builds on the first one by discussing some of the unique considerations in providing patient education in the nuclear medicine department. Concrete strategies for nuclear medicine technology practice are discussed here. After reading this article, the technologist should be able to: (a) describe the af...

Patient Education – Relevance in Nursing Education and Practice

Working in health care, regardless of the care level provided by the establishment primary, secondary or tertiary – a nurse must know and apply the competences and expertise in pedagogy. Theoretical knowledge and pedagogical skills are acquired within the educational process. The development of the pedagogical skills occurs according to the actual situation in the process of the nurse’s practic...