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Title: REGISTRANT AWARENESS STUDY DAY 20089


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REGISTRANT AWARENESS STUDY DAY 2008-9
  • Curriculum Highlights
  • (Optional Slides)
  • The following slides address the highlights in
    the curriculum documents at each University
    offering pre-registration nursing.

Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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University of Salford
  • 3 modules per year for all programmes.
  • No split placements by March 2009.
  • In 7 of the 9 placements, documents are submitted
    at the end of the placement.
  • A wide range of skills will be delivered prior to
    the first practice placement.

Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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University of Salford
  • Personal Development Planning (PDP)
  • All students engage in a PDP process.
  • The process consists of self-assessment,
    planning, activity, review and recording.
  • Students produce Development Plans and PDP plans
    or action plans.
  • Students should record evidence of their
    achievement in the Ongoing Record of Achievement
    and their Personal Development Record.
  • Mentors / Associate Mentors should facilitate
    students in all stages of the PDP process in
    practice.

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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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University of Salford
  • The University of Salford offers 2 programmes
  • Diploma in Higher Education programme in Adult,
    Mental Health or Child where students can study
    the final year at Diploma or Degree, gaining a
    BSc Ordinary Degree (60credits at Level 3).
  • 2) BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing, Mental Health and
    Children's Nursing programmes.

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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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University of Salford
  • Diploma Programme highlights
  • Year 1 Semester 1
  • 4 weeks practice for skills acquisition
    assessed by OSCE in practice and Workstation OSCE
    in University.
  • Examination prior to practice on skills theory
    e.g. bio-psycho-social basis.
  • Year 3 (Level 2 or 3)
  • Flexible Learning Module.
  • Role Development Module.
  • Nurse as a Professional Module.

Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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University of Salford
  • Degree Programme highlights
  • Year 1 Semester 1
  • Increase in number of skills sessions delivered
    prior to practice.
  • Year 1 Semester 2 and 3
  • Run at the same time to integrate EBP with
    practice.

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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Manchester Metropolitan University New
Curriculum Information
  • 3 years full time, 45 weeks a year.
  • One year CFP, 2 years Adult Branch.
  • There are 2 entry points.
  • Diploma Programme with option of doing Year 3 at
    Level 3 and exiting with BSc in Nursing Award.
  • BSc (Hons) in Nursing Pathway.
  • 50 theory and 50 practice.
  • Theory and practice alternate.
  • All students are assessed in practice with
    generic outcomes.
  • Annual leave pre-determined.

Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Manchester Metropolitan University New
Curriculum Information
  • Theory Overview
  • Units of study.
  • All shared in CFP.
  • Branch specific AND shared in branch with IPL
    integrated, initially within the 1st year of the
    programme.
  • All units assessed - Coursework, examination,
    presentations.
  • OSCEs (ALL SUMMATIVE) include the following-
  • BLS. Manual Handling, Hand washing, Manual Blood
    Pressure, Aseptic Technique, Communication,
    Medicine Administration.
  • Delivered in a variety of Ways using a Student
    Centred approach-
  • Lectures, Small Groups, Individual group
    tutorials
  • Stronger emphasis on PBL in Year 2 and 3 of the
    programmes.
  • Support - Unit Lead, Unit Teams and Personal
    Tutor.
  • Summative Numeracy Test requires a 100 pass at
    the end of CPF in order to progress.

Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Manchester Metropolitan University New
Curriculum Information
  • Curriculum Overview
  • Anatomy Physiology Unit.
  • Health, Diversity and Public Health Units.
  • Clinical Skills and Knowledge for Nursing.
  • Developed over CFP and Branch Programmes.
  • Year 3 Leadership, Professional Development and
    Critical Thinking and Independent Study AND
    student choice units .
  • Achieving Competence by end of Programme
    underpinned by Benner.
  • Developing key skills and professional attitudes.
  • Practice Assessment
  • Generic outcomes remain unchanged, however the
    format of the documents have been modified.
    This is due for Launch with University of Salford
    in September 07 across existing and new cohorts.
  • Transfer to the South Circuit
  • MMU are in the process of transferring over to
    placing students in the South Circuit. This
    process started with Sept 06 Cohorts, however in
    academic year 07/08, 2/3rds of students will be
    placed across Acute and Primary Care NHS Trusts
    in the South Circuit with the remaining 1/3rd
    being placed in the North. Therefore, as mentors,
    you will start to see less MMU students across
    the North Circuit. In academic year 08/09, ALL
    students will be placed on the South Circuit.

Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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University of ManchesterDPSN/BSc
ProgrammeSeptember 2008
  • There are three exits points
  • Diploma.
  • Diploma with 40 level 3 credits.
  • Degree.

Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Curriculum Changes From Sept 2008
  • Key principles
  • Linear programme.
  • Regular Pattern of theory days spread evenly
    through the unit.
  • Standardised front loading of theory.
  • Theory delivered before assessment.
  • Revision time clearly identified Week 8.

Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Curriculum Changes from Sept 2008
  • Key principles
  • Reduction in overall programme theory and
    practice hours lt90 hrs.
  • 45 week academic year.
  • Units 15 weeks long.
  • 10 weeks in practice per unit.
  • Practice from week 3 to week 13 (except term 1).
  • 1 day per week in University- Friday for
    Foundation studies.

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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Curriculum Changes from Sept 2008
  • Key principles
  • Practice 4 days a week except for induction week
    5 days.
  • Exam revision week 8 no practice that week.
  • 2 weeks of reflective theory in weeks 14 and 15.
  • No change to weekend and night duty requirements.
  • Assessment submitted/conducted week 11.
  • Clinical assessment document completed by end of
    week 13.
  • Clinical assessment document submitted week 14.

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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Curriculum Changes from Sept 2008
  • Key principles
  • Foundation year students will be allocated to
  • one long' hub placement with exposure to other
  • areas.
  • Term 2/3 Community experience.
  • Adult branch students will undertake 5 weeks
    Mental Health experience.
  • Mental Health branch students 5 weeks Adult
    experience.

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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Curriculum Changes from Sept 2008
  • Key principles
  • NMC Skills Clusters (2006) Students must
    complete these as they are compulsory and must be
    assessed in practice.
  • Separate document from PAD.
  • Specific document for foundation studies and
    another for the branch programme.

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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Curriculum Changes from Sept 2008
  • Key principles
  • EU exposure incorporated into foundation units.
  • EU directives (adult branch only) incorporated in
    Branch units.
  • Continuity of Practice Assessment All students
    will have an Ongoing Achievement Record which
    they will take to each placement.

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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Curriculum Changes from Sept 2008
  • Key principles
  • Adult and Mental Health Branches same structure
    except for the Elective Unit and Leadership and
    Management.
  • As part of Medicines Management (NMC 2008) drug
    calculation and administration will be assessed
    in practice in year three of the branch
    programme.
  • N.B. Please refer to the optional slides for more
    details re course structure and course units.

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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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  • Further Optional Curriculum Information for The
    University of Manchester

Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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DPSN / BSc Programme ChangesOptional Slides
  • The optional slides cover the following
  • Programme structure.
  • Course Units.
  • Overview of B Nurse programme structure.
  • Guidelines for student Midwife learning.

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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Foundation Co-ordinator Lynda Millard
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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Adult Branch Co-ordinator Dianne Burns Mental
Health Branch Co-ordinator Marcus Percy
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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Adult Branch Co-ordinator Dianne Burns Mental
Health Branch Co-ordinator Marcus Percy
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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Foundation Branch Unit Specifications
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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Adult Branch Unit Specifications
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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Mental Health Branch Unit Specifications
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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Bachelor of Nursing (Hons) - Year 1
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
Study Skills 10 Credits Ms Sam Rogers
Psychology/Sociology 10 Credits - Dr Speed
Communication Skills 10 Credits Ms Deborah Ward
Research Methods 10 Credits Dr Veronica Swallow
Epidemiology and Public Health 10 Credits - Drs
Horne and McHugh
Microbiology 10 Credits -
Sociology of Health and Illness 10 Credits - Drs
Cooke/Attree
Anatomy and Physiology (1) 20 Credits - Dr Sheader
Anatomy and Physiology (2) 20 Credits - Dr Sheader
Pharmacology and Medication Management) 10
Credits - Dr Sheader (semester 1) Dr Speed
(semester 2)
Practice Modules
Introduction to Secondary Care 10 Credits - Dr
Speed/Ms Hughes
Introduction to Primary Care 10 Credits - Dr
Griffiths/Mr Pateman
24 weeks in practice in Year 1
Foundation Co-ordinator - Jane Brooks (Sam Rogers
as from November 08)
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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Bachelor of Nursing (Hons) - Year 2
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
Pharmacology 10 Credits - Dr Sheader
Nursing Assessment 10 Credits Dr Lyte/Ms K
Hornby/ Ms D Ward/Ms Karen Kemp
Pathology 10 Credits Dr Benbow
Health Psychology and Change 10 Credits - Drs
Speed and McGowan
Practice Modules
The Continuing Care of Adults across the Primary
and Secondary Care settings - Dr Jane Brooks 20
Credits - Dr Griffiths/Mr Pateman (Primary Care)
20 Credits - Dr Jane Brooks/Dr Christine
Brown-Wilson (Secondary Care)
Elective 40 Credits Drs Speed/Mrs Hughes
Adult Branch Co-ordinator Joanne Timpson Child
Branch Co-ordinator Lucie Moore Mental Health
Branch Co-ordinator Helen Pusey
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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Bachelor of Nursing (Hons) - Year 3
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
Research Dissertation 40 Credits Mr Pateman
Nursing Assessment (2) 10 Credits - Dr Lyte/Ms
Karen Kemp/ Ms Katheryne Hornby/Ms Deborah Ward
Pharmacology Medication Management 10 Credits
- TBA
Practice Modules
Acute care 20 Credits Dr Cliff Richardson
Palliative Care 20 Credits - Ms Timpson/Dr
Rogers/ Dr Carole Willard
Management Consolidation of Practice 20
Credits - Mr David Allsopp/Dr John Baker/Dr
Geraldine Lyte/ Mrs Geraldine Main
Adult Branch Co-ordinator Joanne Timpson Child
Branch Co-ordinator Lucie Moore Mental Health
Branch Co-ordinator Helen Pusey
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Annual Educational Update for Mentors
Registrants / Associate Mentors, August 2008.
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  • Guidelines for Student
  • Midwife Learning

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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Statutory Requirements for Student Midwives
  • Student midwives should have exposure to medical
    and gynaecology placements. They cannot register
    as a qualified midwife unless this is completed.
  • EC Midwifery Directive (89.594/EC)
  • NMC Midwives Rules and standards (2004) state
    that midwives and students should not knowingly
    expose themselves to infection.
  • Therefore re allocation to another area is
    required if there is evidence of C. Diff or
    diarrhoea/ vomiting.
  • Allocations contact 306 7700.

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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Student Midwife Learning
  • Student midwives undertake medical ward and spoke
    placements in Year two. Prior to this they have
    been placed entirely in the maternity services.
  • Their allocation is to gain exposure to medical
    conditions rather than to learn nursing.
  • Placements to a ward must include spoke
    placements to clinics or other departments to
    enhance learning about the management of medical
    conditions.
  • Students are encouraged to organise these in
    consultation and with advice from ward staff e.g.
    outpatient clinics, anti- coagulation clinics,
    X-ray , Ultrasound, diabetes etc.

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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Attendance Requirements for Student Midwives
  • There are no study days during their two week
    placement.
  • Evidence of attendance must signed daily by an RN
    in the clinical area.
  • Student midwives must keep written evidence of
    their learning.

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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Brief Guidelines for Midwifery Student Activity
Under Direct Supervision of a First Level RN (Not
Support Worker)
  • Identifying essential needs and providing
    essential nursing care for patients with medical
    conditions.
  • Developing communication skills with patients and
    their relatives.
  • Performing and recording observations of vital
    signs.
  • Applying the principles of asepsis.
  • Assisting a first level RN with drug
    administration.

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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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Brief Guidelines for Midwifery Student Activity
Under Direct Supervision of a First Level RN (Not
Support Worker)
  • Developing communication skills with patients and
    their relatives.
  • Performing and recording observations of vital
    signs.
  • Applying the principles of asepsis.
  • Assisting a first level RN with drug
    administration.
  • Identifying essential needs and providing
    essential nursing care for patients with medical
    conditions.
  • They are not to be involved in performing last
    offices on deceased patients as this is
    inappropriate for the learning aims of their
    allocation.

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Registrant Awareness Study Day, October 2008.
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