presentation ideas

Is this for school or work? Not sure what "models of care delivery" means exactly. Perhaps you could you do your presentation in an actual patient room w/ bedside equipment and a "patient" in the bed? This would be very interactive.

models of care delivery are different ways to provide organized and adequate care to patients. the different types of care for a patient are based on the needs of the patient and availability of competent staff in different skill levels. examples of care are total patient care, functional nursing, team nursing, primary nursing, patient-centered care, etc. just something interactive to make sure the class has a grasp on the different forms of care nurses can do depending on their patient and where they choose to work. thanks for getting back in a timely fashion!

I get ya, quite boring material to present.

You could use powerpoint. Use colorful dots to represent the RN, LPN, ULP (CNA) and have a patient in the middle in a bed and have the different ideals pop up around the bed.

Total care- patient in bed. The RN colored dot (or what you would use to represent the RN) and then have all of the pro's pop up with the clicker. Like have the word "autonomy" pop up around the RN. Have the negative's for total care pop up say under the patiets bed in a bedpan (to make it kind of funny).

Have different scenarios

Like in the team nursing- have a medicine cup and put the LPN dot in the cup showing how the LPN's can give meds. Have the RN dot at a computer (showing how they do the written assessments)

Just my ideas....

Grab volunteers from the class to act out different "roles" - patient, patient family members, MD, RN, etc., to show them how things would play out in real life.

You can make a game and have the class answer things here and there for candy. Someone in my class made a game like jeopardy and that was pretty fun.

Barbie dolls and stuffed animals?