What are the most effective ways to teach a patient about access options and the superiority of an AVF – and who should provide this education?
All members of the health care team have a professional obligation for patient teaching. However, to optimize effectiveness and avoid duplication of effort it can be beneficial to plan a comprehensive patient teaching approach that clarifies responsibilities and involves a multidisciplinary perspective. This should be part of the organization’s vascular access management plan.
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