Question

1. teaching role of health professionals. For example, what did early healers do? What factors influenced the growth of patient education from the mid-1800s to the 20th century? When was the emphasis placed on education of individual patients rather than general public health information? What does the AHA's A Patient's Bill of Rights have to do with patient education? What is the role of the JC in patient education?

2. What is the role of the health professional as an educator? For example, what is their primary role? What skills are needed for a health professional to be a successful educator?

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Q. 2.What is the role of the health professional as an educator? For example, what is their primary role? What skills are needed for a health professional to be a successful educator?

A. The role of the health professionals as an educator is educating about the health. Areas within this profession includes environmental health, physical health, intellectual health, and spiritual health and also sexual and reproductive health education.

The primary role as an educator is to facilitate the learning process and help the individual or community to make informed decisions about health and illness issues.

The following skills are needed for a health professional to be a successful educator :should have good communication skills, ability to multitasking, fit and active with group, good problem solving skills, empathy and compassion, analytical skills, interpersonal skills, initiative, adaptability, administrative and manageable skills.