Using evidence and research to enhance Child Nursing practice - HMN3322

Assessment 1: Written draft

Formative assessment will be set by the module leader, and detailed in writing in the module handbook and on the Virtual Learning Environment. This will include feedback on 500 words of draft written work.

Written draft

Assessment 1: Written Assignment

Written Assignment

Using evidence and research to enhance Adult Nursing practice

HMN3321 - Using evidence and research to enhance Adult Nursing practice

Using evidence and research to enhance Mental Health Nursing practice

HMN3324 - Using evidence and research to enhance Mental Health Nursing practice

Using evidence and research to enhance Learning Disability Nursing practice

HMN3323 - Using evidence and research to enhance Learning Disability Nursing practice

This module builds on the evidence and research modules in stages 1 and 2, enabling you to systematically undertake a literature review or a small scale research project based on the research proposal developed in stage 2. You will have the opportunity to develop a detailed literature review report or research study report. You will use one of a variety of approaches including qualitative, quantitative or mixed methods, audit, or a review of literature undertaken in a systematic way within the child nursing field. You will also be involved in data collection and analysis.

NMC Future Nurse Standards of Proficiency for Registered Nurses (2018). 

School of Human and Health Sciences

http://library.hud.ac.uk/my/HMN3322

Nursing

HMN3322 - Using evidence and research to enhance Child Nursing practice

Using evidence and research to enhance Child Nursing practice

Exercise initiative to make an effective contribution to the work of a group to undertake and present an empirical, or literature based research project. 

Skillfully write a fully referenced research report in a style suitable for publication. 

Demonstrate comprehensive and critical understanding of the method used in their research. 

Critically and systematically review appropriate literature and relate it to the research area. 