Like it or not, teaching patients is a huge requirement of our role as Registered Nurses. Learning how to teach is an often over-looked skill. In fact, you probably haven’t thought about it unless you’ve found yourself in front of a patient, fumbling mid-sentence while trying to teach them something complex. Nursing school largely prepares us to answer multiple choice questions, not the open-ended question format of our patients. Tune in for my #1 tip on how to save time, and save face, by being able to explain complex ideas clearly.
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Like it or not, teaching patients is a huge requirement of our role as Registered Nurses. Learning how to teach is an often over-looked skill. In fact, you probably haven’t thought about it unless you’ve found yourself in front of a patient, fumbling mid-sentence while trying to teach them something complex. Nursing school largely prepares us to answer multiple choice questions, not the open-ended question format of our patients. Tune in for my #1 tip on how to save time, and save face, by being able to explain complex ideas clearly.
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