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I have been given this topic to write 3000 words on but honestly, I just can not find the right way to start and it scares the life out of me. '' A reflective account on your development as a mental health student nurse''. SOS please
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I have been given this topic to write 3000 words on but honestly, I just can not find the right way to start and it scares the life out of me. '' A reflective account on your development as a mental health student nurse''. SOS please
I have been given this topic to write 3000 words on but honestly, I just can not find the right way to start and it scares the life out of me. '' A reflective account on your development as a mental health student nurse''. SOS please
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I have been given this topic to write 3000 words on but honestly, I just can not find the right way to start and it scares the life out of me. '' A reflective account on your development as a mental health student nurse''. SOS please
I have been given this topic to write 3000 words on but honestly, I just can not find the right way to start and it scares the life out of me. '' A reflective account on your development as a mental health student nurse''. SOS please
Have you heard of this, or been given resources about it?
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I have been given this topic to write 3000 words on but honestly, I just can not find the right way to start and it scares the life out of me. '' A reflective account on your development as a mental health student nurse''. SOS please
I have been given this topic to write 3000 words on but honestly, I just can not find the right way to start and it scares the life out of me. '' A reflective account on your development as a mental health student nurse''. SOS please
I would refer to the NMC Code, Standards of Competence and the NHS Knowledge and Skills Framework. Use a reflective model of your choosing, be it Gibbs (Most popular), Johns or another model. Rather than trying to summarise your whole 3 years in one essay, choose specific areas of your practice that have developed as a result of a particular practice placement experience and link that back to the documents listed above.
You may also wish to briefly discuss challenges you may face as a qualified nurse, and how you may conquer those.
Marks for reflective essays (Or any academic work for that matter) in third year are gained/lost not in the breadth of information included, but the depth to which specifics are analysed. Therefore it is wise to choose certain elements of your practice but look at these at great length.
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That surely cannot be all the brief they have given you? Obviously, I cannot write your essay for you but I must confess it is challenging to effectively advise you with such little information about what is expected of you.
I would refer to the NMC Code, Standards of Competence and the NHS Knowledge and Skills Framework. Use a reflective model of your choosing, be it Gibbs (Most popular), Johns or another model. Rather than trying to summarise your whole 3 years in one essay, choose specific areas of your practice that have developed as a result of a particular practice placement experience and link that back to the documents listed above.
You may also wish to briefly discuss challenges you may face as a qualified nurse, and how you may conquer those.
Marks for reflective essays (Or any academic work for that matter) in third year are gained/lost not in the breadth of information included, but the depth to which specifics are analysed. Therefore it is wise to choose certain elements of your practice but look at these at great length.
That surely cannot be all the brief they have given you? Obviously, I cannot write your essay for you but I must confess it is challenging to effectively advise you with such little information about what is expected of you.
I would refer to the NMC Code, Standards of Competence and the NHS Knowledge and Skills Framework. Use a reflective model of your choosing, be it Gibbs (Most popular), Johns or another model. Rather than trying to summarise your whole 3 years in one essay, choose specific areas of your practice that have developed as a result of a particular practice placement experience and link that back to the documents listed above.
You may also wish to briefly discuss challenges you may face as a qualified nurse, and how you may conquer those.
Marks for reflective essays (Or any academic work for that matter) in third year are gained/lost not in the breadth of information included, but the depth to which specifics are analysed. Therefore it is wise to choose certain elements of your practice but look at these at great length.
Hi, I'm in my first year. Your above suggestion has been very helpful.
Here is the complete information''
Write a reflective account of your development as a mental health student nurse and relate this back to your own analysis of one or more of the theories studied on the module''.
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Is this a Inter-professional Education/Practice module? If so, the reflective account is usually based on Kolb, D.A. (1984) Experiential Learning cycle, usually just known as Kolb's Cycle (though as deviant182 mentions above, it could also be Gibb's model) Kolb's cycle has four stages: Concrete Experience, Reflective Observation, Abstract Conceptualisation and Active Experimentation.
Have you heard of this, or been given resources about it?
Is this a Inter-professional Education/Practice module? If so, the reflective account is usually based on Kolb, D.A. (1984) Experiential Learning cycle, usually just known as Kolb's Cycle (though as deviant182 mentions above, it could also be Gibb's model) Kolb's cycle has four stages: Concrete Experience, Reflective Observation, Abstract Conceptualisation and Active Experimentation.
Have you heard of this, or been given resources about it?
Hi, It's not inter-professional Education/Practice.
It's Understanding The Context Of Mental Health Care Delivery.
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Hi, I'm in my first year. Your above suggestion has been very helpful.
Here is the complete information''
Write a reflective account of your development as a mental health student nurse and relate this back to your own analysis of one or more of the theories studied on the module''.
Hi, I'm in my first year. Your above suggestion has been very helpful.
Here is the complete information''
Write a reflective account of your development as a mental health student nurse and relate this back to your own analysis of one or more of the theories studied on the module''.
So if you have been asked to relate your essay to theories that you have studied then focus on doing that, perhaps don't worry so much about mentioning the knowledge and skills framework.
You have three thousand words so you could probably choose two areas of development and two connecting theories.
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