Bryant N H
J Community Health. 1978 Spring;3(3):259-70. doi: 10.1007/BF01349388.
The Office of Consumer Health Education (OCHE) of the College of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (CMDNJ) has developed a statewide network of hospital-based consumer health education programs. The rationale for a hospital-based program and the criteria for hospital selection emphasize the responsibility of health care institutions in providing patient and community health education. OCHE offers technical and consulting services to these and other hospitals in the areas of adult education, community programming, evaluation, and resource materials: it also participates in the teaching of medical students at CMDNJ. The need for each hospital to individualize its programs has been demonstrated, and eight problem areas have been revealed by OCHE'S experiences. Future financing will depend largely on third-party reimbursement for in-hospital patient education, while some community projects will be able to receive support from tuitions and grants.
新泽西医学与牙医学院(CMDNJ)的消费者健康教育办公室(OCHE)建立了一个全州范围的、以医院为基础的消费者健康教育项目网络。以医院为基础开展项目的基本原理以及医院选择标准强调了医疗机构在提供患者和社区健康教育方面的责任。OCHE在成人教育、社区项目规划、评估及资源材料等领域为这些医院及其他医院提供技术和咨询服务:它还参与CMDNJ医学院学生的教学工作。已证明各医院需要使其项目个性化,OCHE的经验也揭示了八个问题领域。未来的资金很大程度上将依赖于医院内患者教育的第三方报销,而一些社区项目将能够获得学费和赠款的支持。