NURSING GOURSE SYLLABUS 10
GENDER AND COMMUNICATION PROCESS 8
Code: NUR117
Title: Nursing Practice 1
Faculty of Science, Health, Education and Engineering
School of: Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedicine
Teaching Session: Session 8
Year: 2018
Course Instructor:
Course Moderator: Marc Roosevelt
1. What is this course about?
1.1 Course description
In your first nursing practice course you will apply the professional principles, and foundation knowledge and skills that you have been learning. In an eight-week placement you will have the opportunity to care for older people who live in community residential care settings. You will be supported and supervised by experienced practitioners and engage with a range of health professionals. You will critically self-appraise your practice. Your facilitator will evaluate your work using the accepted nursing standards for practice at a level consistent with an introductory nursing student.
1.2 Course topics
Work integrated learning in a community residential healthcare setting
Registered Nurse standards for Practice
Practice embedding the Code of Ethics and Professional Code of Conduct for Nurses
Running head: NURSING COURSE SYLLABUS 1
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4. How does this course contribute to my learning?
Specific Learning Outcomes
Assessment Tasks
Graduate Qualities or Industry
On successful completion of this course
You will be assessed on the
Standards mapping
you will:
learning outcome in task/s:
Completing these tasks
successfully will contribute to
you becoming:
Demonstrate a satisfactory level of nursing
1,2
Engaged.
practice according to the national NMBA
Ethical.
Registered Nurse standards for practice at
an introductory student level
Know and behave in accordance with the
1,2
Engaged.
National Code of Professional Conduct for
Ethical.
Nurses and the Code of Ethics for Nurses
Have completed the allocated practice
2
Engaged.
hours for the course
Ethical.
Course Outline: NUR117. Nursing Practice 1
6.2
Assessment tasks
Task
Assessment
Individual
Weigh
What is the
When should I
Where
WIL
No.
Tasks
or Group
ting
duration /
submit?
should I
or PC
%
length?
submit it?
1
Progressive
Individual
PU/UF
As required.
By midway point
Pebblepad
Yes
assessment of
Notation in each
and as then
practice
area of ANSAT
required
tool
throughout the
placement
2
Summative
Individual
PU/UF
As required in all
Completion of
Pebblepad
Yes
assessment of
fields of the
allocated
nursing
ANSAT Tool
placement hours
practice
Assessment Task 1: Progressive assessment of practice
Goal:
This task provides you with the opportunity to reflect on your practice during the initial period of
the placement, review your progress against the criteria in the tool for assessing standards for
practice, and develop an action plan to support your successful completion of this work integrated
learning experience
Product:
Completed ANSAT tool and action plan
Format:
Completion with the clinical facilitator of the progressive ANSAT tool and action plan which is then
Submitted to the course coordinator for any further consideration and comment.
Please note: You will also receive ongoing feedback throughout your placement as a
formative and developmental process. If you are not meeting satisfactory practice standards
at any point, learning processes will be implemented to guide and support you to
satisfactorily meet each standard. Unsatisfactory behaviors which put patient/client safety
at risk or practices that do not adhere with the NMBA Registered Nurse Standards for
Practice, Code of Professional Conduct and/or Code of Ethics may result in failure of the
course and removal from placement at any time during the clinical placement. Please refer
to the clinical placement fact sheets for details.
Criteria:
• Practice behaviours as measured against NMBA Registered Nurse Standards for Practice and
as detailed in the assessment tool
• Evidence of adherence to Code of Professional Conduct and Code of Ethics criteria and
standards