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Unit of Study NURS3007 Nursing Practices 2 (2023)

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Learning outcomes

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On completion of this unit, students should be able to:

determine appropriate actions to be taken in the management of a deteriorating patient

integrate principles of safe medication practice, including numeracy competency, in managing the acute patient condition

reflect on the role of the nurse in the context of the acute care setting

demonstrate a variety of effective nursing skills

Teaching and assessment

Teaching method
Laboratory 3 hours (Five times across one week)
Tutorial 3 hours (1 week)
Placement 160 hrs (Various)
Assessment
Clinical skills40%
NumeracySR
Viva voce60%
PlacementSR

Teaching method
Laboratory 3 hours (Five times across one week)
Tutorial 3 hours (1 week)
Placement 160 hrs (Various)
Assessment
Clinical skills40%
NumeracySR
Viva voce60%
PlacementSR

Teaching method
Tutorial 3 hours (1 week)
Placement 160 hrs (Various)
Laboratory 3 hours (Five times across one week)
Assessment
Clinical skills40%
NumeracySR
Viva voce60%
PlacementSR

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