PDF-(BOOK)-Practical Patient Literacy: The Medagogy Model

Use the Medagogy Model to enhance patient communicationand the efficiency of your practiceIn this unique guide Dr Melissa Stewart explains her patientcentered Medagogy conceptual framework which tracks the flow of information throughout the patient education process from information to delivery to action Not only does the Medagogy model help patients understand their illness and become their own best healthcare advocate it is the cornerstone of effective multidisciplinary patient educationDr Stewarts patient literacy work and her Understanding Personal Perception UPP tool were incorporated into the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services CMS 9th scope of work Care Transitions pilot The Quality Initiative Organization which used Dr Stewarts work in this program was acknowledged by the CMS with a national award for their outstanding contribution to the field of healthcareFEATURES Unique focus on Medagogy the authors proven patient literacy model that has reduced patients readmissions to hospitals and has applied a reliable robust methodology to individual and interdisciplinary patient literacy efforts Practical patient orientation clarifies how patients can assert their healthcare goals and knowledge helping them assume their rightful position in the planning and management of their treatment Indepth discussion of pedagogy and andragogytwo theoretical frameworks that support human learning strategiesand how they can be used to teach different patients and accommodate their particular educational needs Guidance on how to understand the patients emotional state and grieving process while receiving healthcare Handy tools such as the Patient Education Hierarchy Informational Seasons the PITS model and the UPP tool that can add direction to individual andor team patient education efforts Case studies numerous illustrations and figures chapter summaries and full references. 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