Course Details in 2024/25 Session

Module Title	LI Evaluating Nursing Care in Mental Health
School	Institute of Clinical Sciences
Department	Nursing and Midwifery
Module Code	02 33192
Module Lead	Alison Gayton
Level	Intermediate Level
Credits	30
Semester	Semester 1
Pre-requisites	LC Health and Wellbeing - (02 33182) LC Principles of Nursing - (02 33180) LC Essential Nursing Care - (02 33181)
Co-requisites	LI Promoting Health and Self-Management - (02 33183) LI Clinical Decision-Making - (02 33184) LI Therapeutic Nursing in Mental Health Care - (02 33186)
Restrictions	It is an NMC requirement that all students have an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check prior to starting the programme Self- declaration of continued health and character is completed at the start of every academic year.
Contact Hours	Seminar-11 hours Tutorial-3 hours Practical Classes and workshops-36 hours Guided independent study-250 hours Total: 300 hours
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Description	This clinical module is delivered throughout the second year and is divided in to two mental health practice placements and aims to provide students with the opportunity to develop mental health nursing knowledge, skills and attributes within both a simulated and clinical practice setting. Throughout this module students will plan, implement and evaluate person centred mental health care presenting with increasingly complex health and social care needs. To support students to do this they will develop their care evaluation using small group work and simulated scenarios within the clinical skills laboratory and in practice, related to their Practice Assessment Document (Stage 2) and mapped NMC (2018) Annexe A and B skills. Simulated learning will facilitate students to synthesise learning from other modules to support evaluation and decision-making. At the end of the year students will undertake a summative, evidence-based, reflection on an evaluation in practice and will be assessed by the academic mental health assessor. Learning in placement will be facilitated by practice supervisors (registered nurses or health and social care professionals), a practice assessor (registered nurse) and an academic assessor (School of Nursing academic staff).
Learning Outcomes	By the end of the module students should be able to: Practice in accordance with the Code (NMC, 2018), undertaking delegated care confidently and competently under supervision of a registered nurse or registered health/social care practitioner; Demonstrate the skills, behaviours and proficiencies required by part 2 of the approved practice assessment document within a mental health practice learning environment; Critically reflect on an aspect of practice, drawing on appropriate evidence and promoting personal and professional development; Evaluate selected aspects of care provided for a person with complex health and social care needs.
Assessment	33192-01 : Practice Assessment Document : (MDS) Assessment in Practice (20%) 33192-03 : Digital Presentation : Presentation (80%)
Assessment Methods & Exceptions	Assessment: (20%) Practice Assessment Document Part 2 or Part 3pass/fail (LO 20.1 & 20.2 and 20.4) A pass in this component will provide 20 marks to the overall module mark. (80%) Digital presentation of a reflective evaluation of practice (LO 20.3 and 20.4) (0%) completion and submission of mandatory training evidence by specified submission date. NB: No compensation permitted. All assessment elements must be passed Reassessment: Students will resubmit or resit the failed component(s) only. Placement: a further placement period will be organised for reassessment of practice. Digital presentation: following support and feedback the student will resubmit their presentation.
Other	Students must also complete 640 practice hours in practice placement areas.
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