Articulate a critical understanding of your own skills and capabilities in your role as a professional nurse leading and managing care
Unit title & code
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Leading Complex Care in Adult Nursing
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Assignment number and title
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Assignment 1
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Assignment type
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Reflective Case Study
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Weighting of assignment
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100%
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Size or length of assessment
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2500 words
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Unit learning outcomes
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- Demonstrate the following knowledge and understanding
- Articulate a critical understanding of your own skills and capabilities in your role as a professional nurse leading and managing care.
- Demonstrate the following skills and abilities
- Critically reflect on your ability to lead and manage care, exercise clinical judgement and make clinical decisions in complex situations.
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What am I required to do in this assignment?
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- Reflective Case study (2500 words – 100%)
You will identify a complex situation from your clinical practice and reflect on your performance in the role of the professional nurse and your contribution to managing this situation
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What do I need to do to pass? (Threshold Expectations from UIF)
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- Contextualise the complex situation to be analysed
- Critically discuss the moral/ethical aspects of the situation
- Incorporate reference to relevant regulation
- Relate your role in the situation to key management/leadership/decision making theories
- Critically discuss the challenges of providing care in complex situations.
- Evaluate and critically reflect on your roles as a professional nurse in a complex situation
- Support your work with accurate referencing
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How do I produce high quality work that merits a good grade?
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Class discussion
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How does this assignment relate to what we are doing in scheduled sessions?
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During the unit sessions we will be completing a range of activities introducing the unit concepts and, reflecting on personal experience, seminars will promote collaboration to critically appraise and evaluate factors shaping clinical practice.
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