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An Evaluation Of Patient Health Teaching In A Selected Hospital, Grescilda Ruth Morris
An Evaluation Of Patient Health Teaching In A Selected Hospital, Grescilda Ruth Morris
Loma Linda University Electronic Theses, Dissertations & Projects
Statement of the problem: The purpose of this study was to find out to what extent the responsibility of health teaching is being met by the health team in the medical and surgical departments of a selected hospital.
Method and procedure used in securing the data: The data for this study were collected by the questionnaire technique. One hundred questionnaires were used in the study. This study was conducted during a five weeks' period using medical and surgical patients who were physically and mentally competent to answer the questionnaire and who were hospitalized from four to fifteen days.
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