Clinical Portfolio containing:
<ul><li>Participation (S/U - must participate in at least 80% of scheduled clinical skills classes)</li><li>Clinical calculations (S/U - must pass)</li><li>Peer review (30%)</li><li>Professional Experience Placement (S/U - must pass).</li></ul>

This subject extends the principles of health assessment to include the utilisation of data in planning culturally safe person-centered care. Infection control principles are applied in the context of asepsis and simple and complex wound management. Quality use of medicines is emphasised with a focus on medication safety.

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(NS1881 or NS1211) AND BM1011 (ALLOW CONCURRENT BM1011)

(NS1881 or NS1211) AND BM1011 (ALLOW CONCURRENT BM1011) Offerings: All

78110 Bachelor of Nursing Science [Pre-Registration], 78110E Bachelor of Nursing Science [Pre-Registration] [External], 103210 Bachelor of Nursing Science - Bachelor of Midwifery

78110 Bachelor of Nursing Science [Pre-Registration], 78110E Bachelor of Nursing Science [Pre-Registration] [External], 103210 Bachelor of Nursing Science - Bachelor of Midwifery Offerings: All

NS1882 - Nursing Practice 2

Nursing Practice 2

Demonstrate practical application of principles of asepsis and simple and complex wound management

Utilise assessment data to identify, plan and review nursing interventions and communicate outcomes

Utilise the NSQHS Medication Safety Standard as a framework for safe medication administration and management

Apply principles of culturally safe person-centred care in the provision of fundamental nursing care across the lifespan

Apply the Registered Nurse Standards for Practice and the National Safety and Quality Standards in the provision of evidence-based nursing care