As part of their treatment, medical professionals—particularly nurses—must educate patients. There is far more focus on nurses’ roles since they interact with patients more frequently than any other member of the healthcare team. Daly (2009) (2009) (2009) (2009) According to research, nurses are the ones that educate patients the most.
Oermann MH, Dammeyer JA, Harris CH (2009) As a result, nurses have more chances to determine the patients’ educational needs and help them get ready for school. One need for accreditation of companies that offer healthcare services is patient education.
The effects of patient education have been the subject of in-depth research. Three sorts of outcomes exist: those that benefit the patient, those that benefit society, and those that profit the researcher.
Considerations should be made when assessing the benefits to patients for things like an improvement in quality of life, a decrease in stress and anxiety, an improvement in psychological and physiological outcomes, a decrease in disease-related side effects, and treatment costs related to readmission of patients. It has also had an impact on the patient’s desire to follow the recommendations, which has a negative impact on treatment compliances.