Demonstrate an awareness and understanding of the values and beliefs that underpin professional practice
Shared OMED 1390 Module
Professional and Academic Development
BSc (Hons) Pre-registration Nursing,
BSc (Hons) Nursing Degree Apprenticeship Programme and
BSc Midwifery Programme
Academic Year 2021 - 2022
Term 1/Term 2
Summative Assessment
Level 4
Scenario Based Workbook
Word Count: 1500 words (+/-10%)
Module Leaders:
PTG Leader:
Submission date:
Workbook Guidance and Information
This graded workbook forms part of the assessment for this part of the Module. Each question is allocated marks which will be combined for an overall grade.
The questions are based around professionalism and professional issues related to the role of the paramedic and Nursing in practice-based scenarios. Demonstrate an awareness and understanding of the values and beliefs that underpin professional practice
The workbook will help you to understand in more detail the overall content of this module and its relevance for practice.
This workbook allows you to develop knowledge and skills in the following areas:
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Demonstrate an awareness and understanding of the values and beliefs that underpin professional practice |
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Discuss expectations of professional behaviour in practice |
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Search for information using a range of approaches and from a range of sources |
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Recognize the value of a range of professional literature to inform practice |
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Demonstrate an appropriate academic style in written work, including Harvard referencing |
Guidance - The following guidance should help with regards to the word limit and completing the workbook:
When completing the workbook, you are advised that your text across all the answers should be to a total of no more than 1500 words (+/-10%). There is an approximate word count at the end of each section to guide you with this, however, it is your decision how many words you dedicate to each answer.
This word count applies to the work that you complete and not the words already within the workbook, such as the patient and procedural information and the questions themselves.
The questions receiving more marks require more words and a more detailed discussion of the evidence.
All answers must be supported by evidence from theories, research and practice and the evidence must be supported by reference to the current literature, within all of your answers. Your reference list should be placed at the end of the completed workbook. This is NOT included in the word count.
You are required to access and download an electronic copy of the workbook from the OMED 1390 Professional and Academic Development Moodle page and to complete the workbook in an electronic format.
Rationale for the Professionalism and Professional Accountability in Clinical Skills Study Guide
This workbook has been developed to enable Nursing students to develop their knowledge, skills, values and attitudes of professional issues embedded in acquiring and practising clinical skills. Adopting a multi‐professional approach to care will promote standardised practice in the delivery of health care procedures, will encourage effective working relationships and will provide patients with access to multi‐skilled, flexible health care practitioners.
How to Use this Workbook
This workbook will support Nursing students in their studying by enabling them to work at their own pace.
The students will consider professional issues in the context of their own practice, whilst encouraging participants to become aware of related professional issues that affect other health care practitioners.
Demonstrating a professional approach to practice underpins the delivery of all procedural skills in health care. This professionalism workbook should therefore be completed as part of the OMED 1390 Academic and Professional Development module. Throughout the text, activities are provided which will encourage the use of reflective, decision‐making, observational and cognitive skills. Demonstrate an awareness and understanding of the values and beliefs that underpin professional practice
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Section A Conduct and ethics for students Nursing and Midwifery students will be required to consult the NMC guidance You will find this guidance on the Moodle page for Shared OMED 1390 Module *Nursing students only* Q1a) 5 Marks According to The Code (Nursing and Midwifery Council, 2018), identify and briefly explain the four standards discussed? Q1b) - Associated task 10 marks
All claims/statements must be supported by reference to the current literature, within all of your answers. Approx. 250 words in this section. Section B Person centred care During the online dementia session, you looked at Barbara’s journey. Q2a) 5 Marks The section entitled ‘in the waiting area’ showed Barbara waiting to see the Doctor. How could the communication be improved between the receptionist and Barbara? Q2b) 10 Marks In the same video clip Barbara is examined by the Doctor. What could have been done to make Barbara feel more comfortable? Q2c) - Associated task 15 Marks In the video clip ‘breaking bad news’ Barbara is asking for her husband and is told by the nurse that her husband is dead.
https://www.gmjournal.co.uk/is-there-a-place-for-therapeutic-lying-in-dementia-care
All claims/statements must be supported by reference to the current literature, within all of your answers.
Approx. 450 words in this section
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Section C Ethical considerations of practice Q3a) 5 Marks What is your understanding of the term informed consent? Q3b) 5 Marks Why is it important that the patient gives consent to any intervention? Q3c) 15 Marks Please read the following article - https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/a17e/8778dc0a2faa4ae1d1373defb7bf25bd4483.pdf Consider the following points:
All claims/statements must be supported by reference to the current literature, within all of your answers Approx. 500 words in this section Section D Communication Q4a) 10 Marks What do the terms aggressive and assertive communicator mean? Please support your answer with evidence. Q4b) 5 Marks Your Practice Assessor asks you to undertake a skill which is outside of your scope of practice.
Q4c) 5 Marks What should you do if something goes wrong whilst you are on clinical placement?
Q4d) – Associated task 10 Marks Whilst out on placement, you are attending a patient/relative who is becoming increasingly angry.
All claims/statements must be supported by reference to the current literature, within all of your answers Approx. 300 words in this section |
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Reference List
Reference list must be added here |
