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Heart Failure Student Analysis

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Heart Failure Course Components
Megan Kinlaw
American Public University
Community Health in Nursing II

I chose to give a presentation on heart failure for my teaching project, how it’s managed, and what to teach the patient in order to stay out of the hospital. Heart failure is one of the most diagnosed illnesses in the world and will often be seen throughout most nursing careers. I selected new graduate registered nurses as my target audience to improve their understanding of heart failure prior to entering the health care field.
The objectives that I set for the project were for the audience to know why it is so important to understand CHF, to provide a thorough description of the illness along with each type of heart …show more content…

The lesson started off with a small amount of awkward silence and it was easy to feel the nervousness in the room. However, I have given many presentations with my previous jobs and am fairly comfortable speaking to a wide range of audiences. The class quickly relaxed after I had everyone give brief introductions of themselves and what they expected to learn from the course. The PowerPoint was started as soon as the packets were handed out, and all questions were requested to be held until the end of the presentation. Each slide was given a time allotment of 3 minutes, with the presentation lasting a total of 50 minutes. The lesson went smoothly and received positive feedback on the type and amount of material that was provided. However, I would prefer to add more visual guides if I were to teach this subject matter again. For instance, videos showing clearer pictures of heart failure would provide the class with better visualizations, rather than the quick video clips that were on the PowerPoint slides that were shown. Also, passing around actual heart models for the class to visualize up close would be ideal for the more tactile learners in the

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