Oct. 14, 2020

How To Become An Effective Patient Educator With PhysioSage

How To Become An Effective Patient Educator With PhysioSage

How To Become An Effective Patient Educator With PhysioSage Karla Wente and Megan Lamphere are physical therapists that developed PhysioSage to provide up-to-date, widely sourced content that is interactive and easily accessible on social media.

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How To Become An Effective Patient Educator With PhysioSageKarla Wente and Megan Lamphere are physical therapists that developed PhysioSage to provide up-to-date, widely sourced content that is interactive and easily accessible on social media.PhysioSage’s mission is to create a platform for PT/PTA to become stronger patient educators in physical therapy. They provide FREE resources on their website and Instagram (@PhysioSage) which include educational content, mentorship, and continuing education.Five main values PhysioSage focuses on called “Sage Subjects”* Clinical reflection* Teaching* Learning* Health Literacy* Patient EmpowermentQUOTES9:17 “If you are more engaged in your patient care because you are positioned as a patient educator, you are going to get better patient outcomes.” – KARLA12:25 “Having a patient say I learned so much, that is a reflection of the fact that I was there as an educator for them, but they’re empowered now.” – KARLAPARTING SHOT37:26 “Ask your patients what they want on a daily basis. It might change from session to session so ask them every session what they need.” – MEGAN37:43 “Position yourself as a patient educator and do that by reflecting, teaching, learning, meeting your patient where they’re at and always try to empower them.” – KARLA