Demonstrate and define the role and parameters of the nursing associate and differentiate between the different fields of healthcare
Assignment Brief- Level 4
TNA4003 Professional Values and Parameters of Practice
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Module
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TNA4003 Professional Values and Parameters of Practice |
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Learning Outcomes
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Assignment |
Reflective portfolio – Three 1000 word reflections |
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Assignment Title |
Professional practice |
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Submission Date |
12/08/2022 |
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Assignment Brief |
How to Structure your assignment |
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Reflection 1
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You need to reflect on your current role and the parameters of practice in which you currently work, linking your reflection to the NMC standards of proficiency for the Nursing Associate. You will need to identify a TNA from within your group who works in a different field to you and discuss how their role differs from yours. (1000 words) LO 1
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Reflection 2 |
Reflect on a critical incident from your practice that presented an ethical or legal dilemma and identify how you ensured the delivery of safe, evidence based care and how you managed your own self-care within the situation. (1000 words) LO 2.
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Reflection 3
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Identify a situation from practice where you were involved in clinical decision making that affected the health outcomes for a service user. Reflect on how you demonstrated appropriate attitudes and behaviours and how you worked within the parameters of your role. Also identify how the care you provided was linked to evidence based literature. (1000 words) LO 3. Your mentor will complete a final feedback sheet which will confirm that you have had a professional discussion related to this reflection.
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Confidentiality must be maintained at all times. Failure to do so will result in a technical fail with a mark of 1% being awarded.
If you refer to a patient/client by name a pseudonym (made up name) must be used and identified as such by including a clear statement to that effect. Please do not include names of organisations. Demonstrate and define the role and parameters of the nursing associate and differentiate between the different fields of healthcare
Structure and Presentation of your assignment:
- Please submit your work as one word document, cut and paste the reflections one after the other using a sub heading reflection 1 etc.
- Please use double line spacing and Arial font size 12
- Please ensure that you include an electronic submission front sheet with your student number, the module code and the module title.
- Please state your actual word count rather than the required word count (Your reference list and citations are not included in your word count), on your front sheet.
- Please ensure that you adhere to the Harvard-style referencing system. Guidance on this is available to download from the library website.
- You will need to submit an practice assessor sign off sheet to support reflection 3. This is available in the assessment section on the Moodle site & can be pasted into your document.
Marking
The marking for your written account is based upon the standard faculty criteria for Level 4 which can be found in your module guide. You need to reflect on your current role and the parameters of practice in which you currently work, linking your reflection to the NMC standards of proficiency for the Nursing Associate.
Submission
The submission date of your written account via electronic submission, will be on: 12/08/2022 by 12 midday.
Assessments submitted up to 1 hour after the published deadline will receive no penalty. This will ensure that students will not be unfairly penalised for any slowing of systems around deadlines. Please note you should still aim to upload by the published deadline.
At the first assessment attempt, the full range of marks is available.
At the re-assessment attempt the mark is capped. The maximum mark that can be achieved is 40%
Date of publication of provisional mark with feedback: 09/09/2022
NB: You will be permitted two attempts at this assignment (under SUAR 5 assessment regulations).
In Year Retrieval date for the assignment is: 07/10/2022
Following a failure grade your module tutor will offer to meet with you to discuss the retrieval of your fail grade. On-going one to one support will be offered to enable you to achieve the assessment criteria for this module.
Late submission
First attempt :
Assessments submitted between 1 and 24 hours after the published deadline will be reduced by 5% of actual mark. For example, an original mark of 60% will be reduced to a mark of 57%.
Assessments submitted between 24 hours and 1 week (5 working days) after the published deadline will be reduced by 10% of actual mark. For example, an original mark of 60% will be reduced to a mark of 54%.
Late submission – IYR attempt & Second Submission
Where a learner submits a re-assessment attempt more than 1 hour after the published
deadline the learner will be deemed to have failed the re-assessment and the assessment will
be returned to the learner unmarked. Work needs to be submitted by midday on the submission date.
Exceptional circumstance
You must submit the Request for Consideration of Exceptional Circumstances form to the Complaints and Appeals department AT LEAST SEVEN WORKING DAYS BEFORE THE DATE OF THE ASSESSMENT / DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION. If you have exceptional issues or problems in the seven working days before your coursework is due, or on the day that your coursework or examination is due, you may still make a request up to the assessment deadline. However, you MUST provide a satisfactory explanation; for example a sudden illness, for why you did not claim within the timescale required. Failure to have understood the process and timescales involved WILL NOT be accepted as a reason why you have not adhered to the deadline given above. Demonstrate and define the role and parameters of the nursing associate and differentiate between the different fields of healthcare
Marking Criteria
Undergraduate bands
MARKING CRITERIA – LEVEL 4
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A+ (85% +) |
A (70-84%) |
B (60-69%) |
C (50-59%) |
D (40-49%) |
E (30-39%) |
F (0-29%) |
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Knowledge & Understanding |
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Evidence of use of learning resources
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Shows excellent use and evaluation of wider texts and resources
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Shows good use of wider texts and resources
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Good use of set texts and resources, and some use of wider resources
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Clear use of set texts and resources
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Limited use of set texts and resources
Some use of inappropriate sources
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Inadequate use of set texts and resources
Frequent use of inappropriate sources |
No use of set texts and resources
Excessive use of inappropriate sources |
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Evidence of understanding of the area of study |
Grasps the wider contexts far beyond expectations |
Clear grasp of the wider contexts |
Shows good understanding of all the main concepts |
Shows understanding of most of the main concepts
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Shows understanding of some of the main concepts
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Shows very limited understanding of the main concepts |
Shows no understanding of the main concepts
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Practical Skills |
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Application of relevant Knowledge in the appropriate context |
Excellent application of knowledge |
Very good application of knowledge |
Good and comprehensive application of knowledge |
Clear application of knowledge |
Limited application of knowledge |
Inadequate application of knowledge |
No application of knowledge
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Intellectual Skills |
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Evaluation of key concepts
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Excellent evaluation of the material |
Evaluates the material very well |
Evaluates the material well |
Clearly evaluates the material |
Adequate evaluation of the material |
Inadequate evaluation of the material |
No evaluation of the material |
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Transferable Skills |
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Structure and organisation
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Excellent structure and organisation |
Very good structure and organisation |
Good and effective structure and organisation |
Clear structure and organisation
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Limited structure and organisation
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Inadequate structure and organisation |
No structure and organisation |
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Communication of ideas
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Impressive presentation of ideas |
Presents ideas very confidently |
Effectively written and presented |
Presents ideas with some confidence |
Adequately written and presented |
Difficult to read or follow |
Very difficult to read or follow |


