The rehabilitation nurse ensures that teaching is (Select all that apply)
a. designed, delivered, and reinforced in ways that are meaningful.
b. designed to cover all aspects of the rehabilitation process.
c. individualized to the client and family even when standardized material is used.
d. presented in appropriate levels and formats.
e. readily available so that learning can occur when the learner is ready.
A, C, D, E
Research shows that clients, families, and nurses perceived a discrepancy in the effectiveness of education. Families also often have limited recollection of the material they were taught. Good education is designed to accommodate personal factors of the learner. Some good strategies in-clude the above options. Since education is individualized, a client may not need education on all aspects of rehabilitation.
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