Managing Enhanced and Complex Perioperative Practice (Placement 3) - HHO3000

Assessment 1: Other

Students will receive feedback and guidance from mentor and/or personal tutor regarding skills acquisition and achievement of learning opportunities as identified in the student’s skills inventory/action plans.

Other

Assessment 2: Portfolio

Portfolio - Students will be required to demonstrate that the learning outcomes have been met by the completion of a personal development portfolio, including all year three competences.
This assessment is task Pass/Refer/Fail.

Portfolio

Assessment 1: Practical Skills Assessment

Practical Skills Assessment - An Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE).

Practical Skills Assessment

This practice module provides the opportunity for you to demonstrate how you’ve developed the knowledge, understanding, values, attitudes and practical skills required to function as an autonomous practitioner. You’ll also have the chance to develop professional, managerial and leadership awareness and demonstrate an understanding of the transition from student to practitioner.
This module runs throughout the academic year and will involve you undertaking a clinical placement in a NHS Trust or Private Hospital which the University has a placement agreement with, this placement may be in a different organisation to your year one and two placement. By moving to a different organisation you will have the opportunity to experience how different organisations provide perioperative care.
This module intends to provide evidence that you have acquired the core competencies required in order to function as an autonomous practitioner on completion of the course. In doing this the module will enable you to develop professional, managerial and leadership awareness, gaining an insight in the transition from student to practitioner. The module provides you with the opportunity to further develop your knowledge, understanding, values, attitudes and practical skills through identified learning opportunities under supervised practice within a clinical placement. The module will also enable you to demonstrate your capacity to facilitate an enquiring, critical and reflective approach to the delivery of perioperative care.
By completing this module you will have shown competence in the clinical elements required in meeting the required Standards of Proficiency set by the Health and Care Professions Council, which all students must achieve at the end of the course.

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HHO3000 - Managing Enhanced and Complex Perioperative Practice (Placement 3)

Managing Enhanced and Complex Perioperative Practice (Placement 3)

Co-ordinate and control an operating list, including utilisation of staff and resources and service user needs.

Employ transferable skills within different areas of the perioperative environment.

Demonstrate competence in a clinical emergency.

Demonstrate reflection and self-evaluation skills.

Safely and consistently perform the skills identified in the action plans as negotiated and discussed with the mentor.

Examine the decision-making processes involved in managing the perioperative environment to promote optimum patient care and effective utilisation of staff and resources. 

Critique and apply underpinning knowledge of operating department practice.