LEVEL 6 Module: Leadership & Management for Excellence in Relationship Centred Care Science and Practice.
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Programme: BSc (Hons) Nursing Studies |
Level 6 |
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Module Title: Leadership & Management for Excellence in Relationship Centred Care Science & Practice |
Assessment: 2,500 word Written Assignment |
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FIRST ATTEMPT/ REFER ATTEMPT
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Field of practice: ADULT MENTAL HEALTH CHILD |
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Markers Feedback: add 6 bullet points which identify specific strengths and areas for improvement, including feedforward information in the boxes below
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Learning outcome 1. Critically analyse and apply leadership and management skills in ensuring high quality, innovative and evidence based care through effective team working |
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Learning outcome 2. Critically examine and apply the professional values required by a nurse in safeguarding (safe practice), maintaining dignity, compassion and rights of patients and staff. |
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Learning outcome 3. Evaluate the application of psychological concepts and communication theory as applied to therapeutic skills when leading relationship centred care. |
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Learning outcome 4. Demonstrate an acceptable standard of academic presentation including the use of a structured approach, clear language, accurate use of the APA 6th SHU referencing system and accurate use of spelling and grammar |
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Learning Outcome |
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40-49% |
50-59% |
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80-100% |
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Critically analyse and apply leadership and management skills in ensuring high quality, innovative and evidence based care through effective team working. |
Some leadership and management skills are described at a superficial level Critical evaluation of leadership and management skills for use in the practice setting is absent or very limited The leadership and management skills are not applied to the incident |
There are examples of leadership and management skills for use in the practice setting but these are mostly descriptive. Some are subjected to an adequate level of critique and evaluation and are applied to the incident |
A good range of leadership and management skills for the practice setting are subjected to critical analysis or evaluation. The leadership and management skills are applied to the incident |
A comprehensive range of leadership and management skills for the practice setting are subjected to critical analysis and evaluation throughout the submission. There are comprehensive examples of leadership and management practices applied to the incident.
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An excellent range of leadership and management skills for the practice setting are subjected to thorough critical analysis and evaluation. Ideas from theory are synthesised to create insightful perspectives on the critical incident. |
An outstanding range of leadership and management skills for the practice setting are subjected to sustained and thorough critical analysis and evaluation. Many ideas from theory are synthesised to create unique perspectives on the critical incident |
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Critically examine and apply the professional values required by a nurse in safeguarding (safe practice), maintaining dignity, compassion and rights of patients and staff. |
Some Professional values are described at a superficial level. Critical evaluation of the professional values is absent or very limited. The professional values are not applied to the incident |
There are examples of professional values but these are mostly descriptive. Some are subjected to an adequate level of critique and evaluation and are applied to the incident |
A good range of professional values required by a nurse in safeguarding (safe practice), maintaining dignity, compassion and rights of patients and staff are subjected to critical analysis or evaluation. The professional values are applied to the incident. |
A comprehensive range of professional values required by a nurse in safeguarding (safe practice), maintaining dignity, compassion and rights of patients and staff are subjected to critical analysis and evaluation throughout the submission. There are comprehensive examples of professional values applied to the incident. |
An excellent range of professional values required by a nurse in safeguarding (safe practice), maintaining dignity, compassion and rights of patients and staff are subjected to thorough critical analysis and evaluation. Ideas from theory are synthesised to create insightful perspectives on the critical incident. |
An outstanding range of professional values required by a nurse in safeguarding (safe practice), maintaining dignity, compassion and rights of patients and staff are subjected to sustained and thorough critical analysis and evaluation. Many ideas from theory are synthesised to create unique perspectives on the critical incident. |
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Evaluate the application of psychological concepts and communication theory as applied to therapeutic skills when leading relationship centred car |
Some aspects of psychological concepts and communication theory are described at a superficial level. Critical evaluation of the psychological concepts and communication theory is absent or very limited. Psychological concepts and communication theory are not applied to the incident |
There are examples of psychological concepts and communication theory but these are mostly descriptive. Some are subjected to an adequate level of critique and evaluation and are applied to the incident. |
A good range of psychological concepts and communication theories are subjected to critical analysis or evaluation. Psychological concepts and communication theory are applied to the incident. |
A comprehensive range of psychological concepts and communication theories are subjected to critical analysis and evaluation throughout the submission. There are comprehensive examples of psychological concepts and communication theory applied to the incident. |
An excellent range of psychological concepts and communication theories are subjected to thorough critical analysis and evaluation. Ideas from theory are synthesised to create insightful perspectives on the critical incident. |
An outstanding range of psychological concepts and communication theories are subjected to sustained and thorough critical analysis and evaluation. Many ideas from theory are synthesised to create unique perspectives on the critical incident. |
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Achieves an appropriate standard of writing, presentation and referencing |
The academic standard is poor. Problems may include: Lack of consistent structure, unclear language in many places, limited or inaccurately applied supporting literature, the SHU APA6th standards for citation and referencing are applied inaccurately or inconsistently. Many errors of spelling, grammar and punctuation. |
The academic standard is acceptable. The essay demonstrates some structure. and use of language is adequate. Literature is used to support some of the ideas in the submission. The SHU APA6th standards for citation and referencing are applied to an adequate standard but there are some errors or omissions. There are some errors of spelling, grammar and punctuation. |
The academic standard is good. The essay is clear and well structured. Use of language is clear in all aspects of the submission. There is good use of supporting literature to support the ideas in the submission. The SHU APA6th standards for citation and referencing are applied to a mostly accurate standard. There are a few errors of spelling, grammar and punctuation. |
The academic standard is comprehensive, with a clear, logical and structured approach. Use of language is articulate in most aspects of the submission, supported by a broad review of supporting literature and accurate use of the SHU APA6th standards for citation and referencing. There are very few errors of spelling, grammar and punctuation. |
The academic standard is excellent, with a clear, logical and structured approach. Use of language is precise and articulate in most aspects of the submission, supported by a broad review of supporting literature and accurate use of the SHU APA6th standards for citation and referencing. Spelling, grammar and punctuation are of a good standard throughout. |
The academic standard is outstanding, with a clear, logical and structured approach. Precise and articulate use of language, supported by an extensive review of the literature and the SHU APA6th standards for citation and referencing are used to an excellent standard. Spelling, grammar and punctuation are of a very high standard throughout. |
Please note: there will be a 10% reduction in the mark if the work is more than 10% in excess of the specified word limit
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Students action plan based on feedback
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Faculty of Health and Wellbeing
Assignment
Feedback Sheet
Markers
Feedback
:
add 6 bullet points which identify specific strengths and areas for improvement, including feedforward information
in the boxes below
Learning outcome 1.
Critically analyse and apply leadership and
management skills in ensuring high quality,
innovati
ve and evidence based care through effective
team working
Learning outcome 2.
Critically examine and apply the professional values
required by a nurse in safeguarding
(safe practice)
,
maintaining dignity, compassion and rights of
patients and
staff.
Learning outcome 3
.
Evaluate the application of psychological
concepts
and communication
theory
as applied to therapeutic
skills when leading relationship centred care.
Learning outcome 4.
Demonstrate an acceptable standard of academic
presentation including the use of a structured
approach, clear language, accurate use of the
APA 6
th
SHU referencing system and accurate use of spelling
and grammar
Student Name:
Student Number:
Mark Awarded:
(Subject to ratification by the assessment
board)
Programme:
BSc (Hons) Nursing
Studies
Level
6
Module
Title:
Leadership & Management for
Excellence in Relationship Centred Care
Science & Practice
Assessment:
2,500 word Written
Assignment
Please delete as appropriate
FIRST ATTEMPT/ REFER ATTEMPT
Please delete as appropriate
Field of practice
: ADULT
MENTAL HEALTH CHILD
Turn it in checked
: Yes/No
Marker:
Faculty of Health and Wellbeing
Assignment Feedback Sheet
Markers Feedback: add 6 bullet points which identify specific strengths and areas for improvement, including feedforward information in the boxes below
Learning outcome 1.
Critically analyse and apply leadership and
management skills in ensuring high quality,
innovative and evidence based care through effective
team working
Learning outcome 2.
Critically examine and apply the professional values
required by a nurse in safeguarding (safe practice),
maintaining dignity, compassion and rights of
patients and staff.
Learning outcome 3.
Evaluate the application of psychological concepts
and communication theory as applied to therapeutic
skills when leading relationship centred care.
Learning outcome 4.
Demonstrate an acceptable standard of academic
presentation including the use of a structured
approach, clear language, accurate use of the APA 6
th
SHU referencing system and accurate use of spelling
and grammar
Student Name:
Student Number: Mark Awarded:
(Subject to ratification by the assessment
board)
Programme: BSc (Hons) Nursing Studies
Level 6
Module Title: Leadership & Management for
Excellence in Relationship Centred Care
Science & Practice
Assessment: 2,500 word Written
Assignment
Please delete as appropriate
FIRST ATTEMPT/ REFER ATTEMPT
Please delete as appropriate
Field of practice: ADULT MENTAL HEALTH CHILD
Turn it in checked: Yes/No
Marker: