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Community Teaching Plan: Teaching Experience
NRS-427VN
Garcia College of Nursing,

Grand Canyon University

NRS-427VN:

Concepts of Community Health




Community Teaching Plan: Teaching Experience

Community health plays an essential role in the prevention of falls and related injuries.

Through the implementation of primary prevention efforts, such as community education, nurses

are able to prevent injury and help the community remain in good health. This essay will discuss

a nursing student’s teaching experience at Living free Homecare in Maricopa County, Arizona.

A summary of the community teaching plan will be provided along with the epidemiological

rationale for fall prevention education. This essay will also evaluate the presentation and the

community response to the teaching. Lastly, this essay will address the strengths and weaknesses

of the presentation.

Summary of Teaching Plan

The community teaching plan was created for the older adult population (65 and older)

in Maricopa County, Arizona. The presentation took place at Living Free Homecare via zoom

and recorded video presentation. The teaching covered fall prevention strategies and aimed to

reduce the rate of emergency department visits due to falls among older adults. The four

objectives of

the presentation focused on the identification of fall risks, potential fall hazards within the home,

the proper use of assistive equipment, and the implementation of balance/strength-building

exercises. This presentation utilized the Cognitive Learning Theory through the use of the teach-

, back method and the implementation of a question and answer session. The presentation was

evaluated through the use of an anonymous survey that members of the audience completed to

rate the presentation and add suggestions for improvement. The effectiveness of the teaching

was evaluated on a one on one basis, as the home health aides assessed the community

member’s understanding of the presentation and the behavioral changes that followed.


First Objective

The first objective of the presentation was for members of the community to identify

their own personal fall risks. In order to accomplish this goal, members of the community were

taught about the different factors that increase an individual's risk of falling. Fall risk factors

include advanced age, previous falls, muscle weakness, gait/balance issues, decreased sensory

perception, chronic illness, and the use of medications. After identifying general risk factors

community members were asked to take a few minutes to identify their own personal risk

factors and write them down on the designated area of their handout.

Second Objective

The second objective of the presentation was for community members to recognize

hazards that increase the risk of falling in their own homes. To accomplish this objective, the

audience was taught about specific hazards that can lead to falls. Potential hazards include

clutter on the floor/walkway, slippery surfaces, dim lighting, loose handrails, loose /unstable

carpets,

and inappropriate furniture placement. The audience was then shown a picture with various fall

hazards present and they were asked to identify 5 fall hazards in the picture. After the

community members properly identified potential hazards, they were asked to take a few

minutes to assess their own homes. Once hazards were identified, members were asked to make

a plan to remove these hazards and write it down on the designated area of their handout.

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