7HSK0280 – Leading & Managing Care for Adults – Nursing Assignment Help

Assignment Task

 

LEADING & MANAGING CARE FOR ADULTS

Learning outcomes to be achieved:
Knowledge & Understanding: Successful students will typically:
Demonstrate mastery in being able to critically discuss the evidence base that underpins the communication and management skills required to provide people, families and carers with accurate information that meets their needs.
Be able to critically explore the theoretical and methodological approaches which underpin the skills to support people with commonly encountered physical health conditions their medication usage, and treatments.

Skills & Attributes: Successful students will typically:
Demonstrate resilience and emotional intelligence and be capable of explaining the concepts and methodological approaches that influence judgements and decisions in routine, challenging and complex situations.
Display the ability to effectively and creatively work in partnerships with people, families and carers to synthesise evidence and theoretical ideas in order to continuously monitor, evaluate and reassess the effectiveness of all agreed nursing care plans, sharing decision making and readjusting agreed goals, documenting progress and decisions made.

INTRODUCTION:
Introduce the assignment. What are your aims? You should include the model of reflection that you will be using during the assignment, and your rationale for choice, with supporting literature. You may choose to use a different model for each of your reflections if you wish, but you cannot use more than one model for the same reflection!
Remember to include a confidentiality statement in relation to patient identity, organisational identity and any other staff members involved. Names should be changed to protect confidentiality and uphold the Nursing & Midwifery Council Code.

Reflection One:
Introduce the topic for reflection simply, for example, this reflection will be focusing on assertiveness.
Begin your reflection using the model of your choice as reflected in your introduction. You may wish to use the headings for each section of your chosen model to guide you and the marker through your reflection.
Remember to use supporting literature when analysing the reflection and when considering what you might do differently in future practice.

Reflection Two:
Introduce the topic for reflection simply, for example, this reflection will be focusing on assertiveness.
Begin your reflection using the model of your choice as reflected in your introduction. You may wish to use the headings for each section of your chosen model to guide you and the marker through your reflection.
Remember to use supporting literature when analysing the reflection and when considering what you might do differently in future practice.

Reflection Three:
Introduce the topic for reflection simply, for example, this reflection will be focusing on assertiveness.
Begin your reflection using the model of your choice as reflected in your introduction. You may wish to use the headings for each section of your chosen model to guide you and the marker through your reflection.
Remember to use supporting literature when analysing the reflection and when considering what you might do differently in future practice.

Conclusion:
Summarise your learning from the three reflections. Are there common themes from the reflections? How will reflection inform your future practice as a registered nurse?