Undergraduate - UnitNEH2002 - Interprofessional healthcare teams 1

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Level	Undergraduate
Faculty	Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences
Offered	Peninsula Second semester 2012 (Day)
Coordinator(s)	Virginia Plummer

Synopsis

NEH2002 is the first of two units offered in the Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Emergency Health related to Interprofessional teams. The underpinning framework of this unit and NEH3001 Interprofessional Healthcare Teams 2 are based on the "Interprofessional Capability Framework" developed by the Combined Universities Interprofessional Learning Unit, in Sheffield, UK. The guidelines generated from this framework relate to practice-based learning and fall within four conceptual domains: Knowledge in Practice, Ethical practice, Interprofessional Working and Reflection.

Outcomes

At the completion of this unit students will be able to:

Theme I: Knowledge in Practice

• describe the legal frameworks and statutory and regulatory requirements of the profession that make up the health care team;
• outline team structures and variables that effect team functioning and understand group dynamics and the professional roles of all team members;

Theme II: Ethical Practice

• demonstrate an ability to understand and respect patients' cultures, values and belief systems;

Theme III: Interprofessional Working

• produce an example of integrated assessment and plan of care in partnership with the patient and responsive to the needs of health care service requirements;
• demonstrate effective communication skills in the context of patient focused care;

Theme IV: Reflection

• describe reflective processes in order to work in partnership with patients and colleagues.

Assessment

Written Reports on case-based team learning exercises: 40%
Self, peer and tutor assessments of group work and simulated team exercises: 30%
Assignment: 30%

Chief examiner(s)

Ms Virginia Plummer

Prerequisites

NUR2002, BEH1011