Develop your ability to create an effective patient education plan for populations at increased risk for urinary tract infections (UTIs). You will integrate evidence-based strategies with a focus on UTI pathophysiology, prevention, management, and patient education.
Follow these steps:
- Select a High-Risk Population:
Choose one of the following populations at increased risk for UTIs to focus on:
- Pregnant women
- Postmenopausal women
- Individuals with diabetes
- Elderly individuals
- Patients with urinary catheters
- Individuals with recurrent UTIs
- Sexually active individuals
- Infants and young children
- Individuals with neurological disorders affecting bladder function
- Research and Content Development:
- Review current evidence-based guidelines and research related to UTI prevention and management for your selected population.
- Address key areas specific to the chosen population, such as their unique risk factors, prevention strategies, symptom recognition, and treatment.
- Teaching Plan Components:
Develop a comprehensive patient education plan that includes the following:- Pathophysiology of UTIs
- Risk Factors
- Prevention Strategies/Early Intervention
- Symptom Recognition
- Pharmacological and Non-Pharmacological Treatments
- Patient Self-Care and Follow-Up
- Format:
- Present your teaching
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