Our experience in education of patients within the first session "Human body and cancer" of European education program "Learning to live with cancer"

Background: As a part of educational team within the European Educational Program (EEP), senior nurse should give clear and understandable information to the patients about the functioning of the human body, tissues and cells and increase their knowledge about the cancer. Senior nurse also has to ge...

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Main Authors: Pavlović Danica, Đurđević Ana
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Institute of Oncology, Sremska Kamenica, Serbia 2003-01-01
Series:Archive of Oncology
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Online Access:http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0354-7310/2003/0354-73100303223P.pdf
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spelling doaj-23a6988829a341278ece62bc2f0b01c92020-11-25T01:33:42ZengInstitute of Oncology, Sremska Kamenica, SerbiaArchive of Oncology0354-73102003-01-0111322322310.2298/AOO0303223POur experience in education of patients within the first session "Human body and cancer" of European education program "Learning to live with cancer"Pavlović DanicaĐurđević AnaBackground: As a part of educational team within the European Educational Program (EEP), senior nurse should give clear and understandable information to the patients about the functioning of the human body, tissues and cells and increase their knowledge about the cancer. Senior nurse also has to get them acquainted with the medical terminology. The aim of this research was to assess how participants was satisfied with the information they had been given either orally, or in written form within the first session of the EEP. Methodology: Thirty-seven patients and their family members were entered in this research. They were divided in two groups, which were investigated separately, on December 2002, and on May 2003 at the Department for Educational Activities. For the purpose of this investigation an anonymous questionnaire and the original evaluation list from the EEP as an assessment instrument, were used. Results: Seventy percent of the participants assessed the first session as very good, while the remaining 30% scored the session as excellent. All participants understand information they had been given and 97% of them claimed they had learned something they had not used to know. As far as printed material was concerned, 73% of the participants evaluated this material as being very good, and 24% of all included persons as being excellent. Conclusion: Our results confirmed that the first session "Human body and cancer" of EEP Learning to live with cancer meet the patients' and their family members' expectation concerning getting clear information on this subject. http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0354-7310/2003/0354-73100303223P.pdfpatient educationoncologic nursinghealth educationmedical oncology
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author Pavlović Danica
Đurđević Ana
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Our experience in education of patients within the first session "Human body and cancer" of European education program "Learning to live with cancer"
Archive of Oncology
patient education
oncologic nursing
health education
medical oncology
author_facet Pavlović Danica
Đurđević Ana
author_sort Pavlović Danica
title Our experience in education of patients within the first session "Human body and cancer" of European education program "Learning to live with cancer"
title_short Our experience in education of patients within the first session "Human body and cancer" of European education program "Learning to live with cancer"
title_full Our experience in education of patients within the first session "Human body and cancer" of European education program "Learning to live with cancer"
title_fullStr Our experience in education of patients within the first session "Human body and cancer" of European education program "Learning to live with cancer"
title_full_unstemmed Our experience in education of patients within the first session "Human body and cancer" of European education program "Learning to live with cancer"
title_sort our experience in education of patients within the first session "human body and cancer" of european education program "learning to live with cancer"
publisher Institute of Oncology, Sremska Kamenica, Serbia
series Archive of Oncology
issn 0354-7310
publishDate 2003-01-01
description Background: As a part of educational team within the European Educational Program (EEP), senior nurse should give clear and understandable information to the patients about the functioning of the human body, tissues and cells and increase their knowledge about the cancer. Senior nurse also has to get them acquainted with the medical terminology. The aim of this research was to assess how participants was satisfied with the information they had been given either orally, or in written form within the first session of the EEP. Methodology: Thirty-seven patients and their family members were entered in this research. They were divided in two groups, which were investigated separately, on December 2002, and on May 2003 at the Department for Educational Activities. For the purpose of this investigation an anonymous questionnaire and the original evaluation list from the EEP as an assessment instrument, were used. Results: Seventy percent of the participants assessed the first session as very good, while the remaining 30% scored the session as excellent. All participants understand information they had been given and 97% of them claimed they had learned something they had not used to know. As far as printed material was concerned, 73% of the participants evaluated this material as being very good, and 24% of all included persons as being excellent. Conclusion: Our results confirmed that the first session "Human body and cancer" of EEP Learning to live with cancer meet the patients' and their family members' expectation concerning getting clear information on this subject.
topic patient education
oncologic nursing
health education
medical oncology
url http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0354-7310/2003/0354-73100303223P.pdf
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