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Preoperative Knowledge Retention

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July 2, 2014

 

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The mode and content of information delivery is not strictly enforced nor is a post operative follow- up assessment performed. Current patient education practices amongst staff requires modification in order to reduce the anxiety levels and knowledge gap of patients and their families, before and after intervention...
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After a significant search of relevant topics within the Joanne Briggs and Cochrane databases, two articles were chosen based on their extensive review of research into patient education and knowledge retention. These two articles Eckert (2003) and Stern and Lockwood (2005) discussed the results and their implications to ward practice...
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