This course focuses on pathophysiology, principles of motivation, learning theories, and their application to disease processes. A review of diseases from a systems approach will be stressed along with discussions regarding the impact of diversity, delivery of patient education, complementary and alternative therapies, and community resources.
Describe the effects of chronic disease on individuals and society.
Describe theories of motivation and learning for the management of patients with chronic diseases.
Apply Bloom’s Taxonomy in patient education.
Endocrinology, Immunology, and Malignant Processes
Identify educational outcomes related to pathophysiology of the endocrine system, immunological system, and malignant processes.
Develop educational strategies for use in patient education.
Evaluate available resources for patients with endocrine disorders, immunological system disorders, and malignant processes.
Identify options in complementary and alternative therapies for patients with endocrine disorders, immunological system disorders, and malignant processes.
Psychoneurological System, Cardiac, and Respiratory System
Identify educational outcomes related to pathophysiology of psychoneurological, cardiac, and respiratory disorders.
Develop educational strategies for use in patient education.
Evaluate available resources for patients with endocrine disorders, immunological system disorders, and malignant processes.
Identify options in complementary and alternative therapies for patients with endocrine disorders, immunological system disorders, and malignant processes.
Gastrointestinal and Genitourinary Systems
Identify educational outcomes related to the pathophysiology of the gastrointestinal and genitourinary systems.
Develop educational strategies for use in patient education.
Evaluate available resources for patients with gastrointestinal and genitourinary disorders.
Identify options including complementary and alternative therapies for patients with gastrointestinal and genitourinary disorders.
Eyes and Ears
Identify educational outcomes related to the pathophysiology as it relates to the eyes and ears.
Develop educational strategies for use in patient education.
Evaluate available resources for patients with disorders of the eyes and ears.
Identify options including complementary and alternative therapies for patients with disorders of the eyes and ears.
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