8. LIVE FOR LIFE - Tobacco Cessation Program 2013 Each participant receives: Consult with a Tobacco Cessation Coach Quit Plan Support resources NC QuitNow (telephonic counseling) Become an Ex (web support) QuitSmart Classes (group support) Quit Kit (self-paced kit) Monthly e-mail support Up to 3 months of discounted Rx treatment Follow-up at 3, 6, and 12 months Smoking and second hand smoke contribute to more deaths and diseases than any other substance or event. Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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12. 2012 DUH Patient and Family Education Week “ an informed patient is an empowered patient” December 2 nd - 8 th 2012

13. Discuss Ways to Help Your Patients and their Families Improve Their Health

14. Need Help Finding Patient Education Materials? EXITCare link: http://duke.exitcareoncall.com/ http://duke.exitcareoncall.com/ DUH Patient Education Library Link: Duke Staff Intranet > Quicklinks > More > Educational Resources > Patient Family Education

15. Teach Patients to Prevent the Flu

16. Your Patient Education Makes an Impact! 2B/2C “The doctors, nurses, staff all were glad to explain what was going to take place. They would answer any question you have with great explanation.” 7300 ”I enjoyed the class (heart failure Tuesday and Friday) and learned a lot.” 3300 “I think this brochure [Guide for Cardiothoracic Surgical Wound Care] will be very effective in teaching families and patients. It is important to have a guide to refer to, as discharge instructions can be a little vague sometimes. Patients forget what is instructed verbally and having something they can refer to is great. Even as a nurse, I have been with family members at home and had to call a physician for wound instructions...The after-care is the most important time. Having worked in home care for 16 years, I have seen first hand how very little knowledge patients and families had when coming home. Thanks for this!” Look for more quotes on the poster near the ED and Radiology; 1 st floor Duke North

17. Give Yourself Credit… Evidence your practice… Document what you teach patients and families. Their safety and your profession are in your words. Thank you for promoting patient & family education.

18. Falls Prevention Place Equipment On Side Of The Bed Closest To Bathroom And Keep Path Clutter Free Placement Of Movable Equipment

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20. On admission ask patient if they have a NC Advance Directive. If yes: 1) place copy in chart or ask family to bring in 2) check e-Browser for scanned version from a previous admission – verify that the information is still accurate If no:1) Provide literature if desired 2) Determine if patient wishes to complete 3) If patient wants to complete, notify PVR 4) Patient Advocates cannot explain and notarize the document – Social Work or Pastoral Services can assist Check out advance care planning videos – dukehealth.org (search for “advance directives”) Advance Directives

21. Professional Practice Model Patient –Centered Principles The Duke Nurse provides dignity and respect, shares information, encourages participation in care, and collaborates with interprofessional partners. Caring Theory Caring is the intentional and authentic presence with another person. The nurse seeks to support, sustain, and strengthen each person. An interpersonal experience can be a nursing situation, where caring between the nurse and the nursed enhances both. The Duke Nurse: Cares for Patients by Delivery of Expert and Specialized Care Achieves Common Goals through Partnering, Collaboration and Team Work Demonstrates Caring through Presence, Comfort and Clear Communication Is a Learner and a Teacher Is a Leader in Patient Care Supports Patient Needs, Changes in Practice and the Nursing Profession Demonstrates Integrity in Nursing Practice Advances Nursing Practice through Inspiration, Creativity, Translation, Discovery and Caring Practices

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