Ausmed Brand Logo MarkAusmed Brand Logo
Log in
Get started
Discover Educators Topics Learning Hubs Courses Lectures Articles Explainers Content Partners
Article
Upgrade

Evaluation Strategies for Nurse-Led Education: Combining Spirituality & Prostate Health: Part Three

CPDTime.
5m of CPD
In this article, we will examine evaluation strategies for this unique initiative and the application of this model for future nurse-led programs that will support, inspire and give hope to those who are unwilling or unable to cross the thresholds of our healthcare settings.

What's included in this resource?

  • CPDTime.
    5m of CPD
  • Article

What is this article about?

Local faith-based communities provide an ideal setting where nurses can use their knowledge, skills, and ‘insider’ power to inform, educate and support those seeking care regarding men’s health needs. In this instalment, we will examine evaluation strategies for this unique initiative and the application of this model for future nurse-led programs that will support, inspire and give hope to those who are unwilling or unable to cross the thresholds of our healthcare settings.

Contents

Document and reflect on your learning

  • CPDTime.
    5m of CPD

Meet the educator

educator profile image
Judith Paré
Judith Paré joined the Massachusetts Nurses Association (MNA) in May, 2017 as the Director of Nursing Education/Workforce Quality and Safety. In 2014, Judith earned her Doctorate of Philosophy in the field of Nursing Education Capella University. Prior to joining the MNA she was Dean of the School of Nursing & Behavioral Sciences at Becker College in Worcester Massachusetts. She is an experienced educator in academic and continuing education settings. Judith is a member of more than ten professional nursing organisations and she devotes much of her time as an advocate for the Rural Nurse Organisation. Her expertise include curriculum design, assessment and evaluation in nursing and healthcare. Her research areas of expertise in rural healthcare and specifically the lived experiences of the rural nurse generalist. Judith is a published author and a national speaker in the field of rural nursing. Her recent writings includes: Montgomery, S, Sutton A & Paré, J 2017, ‘Rural Nursing & Synergy’, Online Journal of Rural Nursing & Health Care, vol. 17, no. 1, pp. 87-99. http://dx.doi.org/10.14574/ojrnhc.v17i1.431
View Profile

What do others think?

86 reviews by Ausmed Learners
Sort by
Highest Rated
Lowest Rated
Most Recent
NS
Nhlanhla Siyakatshana
21 Aug 2021
I found this informative and useful,
KL
Karen Lee
23 Sep 2021
It is very good practice and new knowledge for learning.
DH
Dale Hunt
05 May 2022
Informative.
KB
Kathryn BRENNAN
23 Aug 2021
I was interested learning
NA
Natasha Amuimuia
21 Aug 2021
Simple & good points
Portrait of Pabitra Rai
Pabitra Rai
27 Aug 2021
Informative
MC
Marinka Chavez
20 Aug 2021
I believe this is helpful in most Nursing settings as male patients are often reluctant to discuss male health issues with others. The article does provide some strategies to overcome this. It also helps the Nurse to reflect and evaluate on this.
DW
Dianne Woolmington
15 Aug 2021
I found all the informative given relevant and interesting.
MK
Melinda Kelly-Hamilton
03 Sep 2021
Interesting
SW
Soibi Warmate
08 Sep 2021
Good
4.2 / 5
1 star
2%
2 star
2%
3 star
25%
4 star
18%
5 star
53%

Here's some further inspiration

Educator Resources Men's Health Chronic Illness Leadership Preventative Health

Practice Areas

Looking for something else?

Discover more learning

There are so many different subjects on Ausmed! I thought it'd be hard to find the resources I need for complicated procedures or rarer conditions, but they've had everything I've looked for so far.

- Jacob, Enrolled Nurse