Please find the annual update materials used for Practice Supervisor, Practice Assessor and Educator updates
Information for Supporting Learners in Practice
SLIPP Workbook the Practice Assessment Workbook for students on the module to complete
Standards for Student Supervision and Assessment (NMC 2018)
- Set out the expectations for learning, support, and supervision of students in practice
- Students have opportunities to learn in practice from service users, Practise assessors, and Practise Educators.
- Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) (2014). Standards of Education and Training. London: HCPC
- Section 5: Practice-based learning
- Practice-based learning must take place in an environment that is safe and supportive Practice educators must have relevant knowledge, skills and experience to support safe and effective learning
Section 6: Assessment
- Assessments must provide an objective, fair and reliable measure of learners’ progression and achievement
- The assessment methods used must be appropriate to, and effective at, measuring the learning outcome
For any questions or further information please contact the placement team.
Additionally
Supporting Learners in Practice Preparation modules: https://www.brighton.ac.uk/studying-here/find-a-course/cpd-in-health-sciences/undergraduate/modules/supporting-learners-in-practice.aspx
Supporting Learners in Practice update and I am delivering these for free, monthly (twice in December!) so feel free to book on that using the link below:
www.ticketsource.co.uk/university-of-brighton-school-of-health-sciences
Contents
Students with dyslexia or specific learning difficulties
Questions about applying and admissions
Contact the inquiries team for any questions about entry requirements, open days, deadlines, the application process, and student life at the University of Brighton.
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- Call 01273 643799 – if we are not available, leave a message and we’ll get back to you. Or email us at disability@brighton.ac.uk.
Our wellbeing service
COVID-19 update: The university is still providing a range of services to support students, but there may be changes to some of these services because our staff are working remotely.
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One in four people will experience a mental health issue over the course of a year, whether it’s a temporary reaction to a painful event or an ongoing condition.
Mental health issues include depression; anxiety disorders including panic disorder, OCD and PTSD; bi-polar disorder; schizophrenia and psychosis; drug and alcohol problems; and eating disorders.
Make an appointment
Please make an appointment with a learning support coordinator as soon as possible if your mental health difficulties affect your ability to study, even if your condition fluctuates.
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