Professional Development for Nursing Associates (NMC 2018) - HIA2006

Assessment 2: Practice exam/test

During the module delivery, weekly formative Medicines Calculation assessments will be provided for trainees to practice the examination.

Practice exam/test

Assessment 1: Written plan

Trainee Nursing Associates will present a plan for the “professional conversation” assessment. 

Written plan

Assessment 2: In-Class Test

Medicines calculation examination. 
Learners with PLSPs have an extra 25% added to their time
This assessment task is Pass/Fail/Refer

In-Class Test

Assessment 1: Oral Assessment

A professional conversation about role change and development.

Oral Assessment

<p>Through this module you’ll be encouraged to explore issues of lifelong learning and continuing professional development that underpin registration requirements for nursing associates. The module aims to prepare you for your end point assessment (EPA). You’ll also have the opportunity to develop and use a variety of transferable skills including numeracy, literacy, lifelong learning and reflective practice. You’ll be encouraged to evaluate and reflect upon your strengths, limitations and areas for development in order to function effectively as registered practitioners.</p>

You will be required to pass all elements of assessment to gain credit of the module (NMC requirement).

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HIA2006 - Professional Development for Nursing Associates (NMC 2018)

Professional Development for Nursing Associates (NMC 2018)

Apply knowledge of continuing professional development and lifelong learning to the role of Nursing Associate.

Identify personal and professional development theories and compare with own development.

Correctly and safely calculate medicines for administration.

Reflect on the development of own professional skills and study skills and apply to the role of the Nursing Associate.

Apply knowledge of theories of team work to explore the Nursing Associate role as an independent and team working practitioner.