Nursing Documentation (2 cr)

Objectives (course unit)

The Student
- knows the customer-oriented, ethical and legal principles of documentation
- is able to prepare a structured care plan and a summary of care plan according to the process
- understand the basics of digital information and information management

Content (course unit)

- the nursing process
- structured information on nursing and information produced by the citizen in the national data archive
- documentation ethics and legislation and guidance
- structured nursing documentation, nursing plan and nursing summary

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1-2) (course unit)

The student
- knows the customer-oriented, ethical and legal principles of documentation
- is able to prepare a structured care plan and a summary of care plan according to the process
- knows the basics of digital information and information management

Assessment criteria, good (3-4) (course unit)

The student
- knows the customer-oriented, ethical and legal principles of documentation
- is able to independently prepare a customer-oriented structured care plan and a summary of care plan according to the process

Assessment criteria, excellent (5) (course unit)

The student
- is able to apply customer-oriented, ethical and legal principles in documentation
- is able to prepare independently and evidence-based information, applying a process-oriented structured care plan and a summary of care plan according to the process
- is able to apply digital information and information management principles

Location and time

Spring term 2022 at TAMK.

Exam schedules

Exam: 16.2. - 9.3.2022
Re-exam 1: 4.4.-17.4.2022
Re-exam 2: 2.5.-15.5.2022

Exams will be arranged in the exam environment. There will be two possibilities to re-take the exam following the initial exam.
Nursing care plan submissions on docca are also part of the assessed course work and need to be submitted in line with information provided in the orientation session. All allocated tasks must be submitted within the given timeframe for the course.

Assessment methods and criteria

All the assigned tasks are mandatory. All tasks must be completed by the end of the course.

Assessment scale

0-5

Teaching methods

Lecture (online and/or face to face), small group work, independent work.

Learning materials

Course material will be presented in the mandatory orientation. Relevant materials will be distributed by the teacher.

Student workload

54 hours of which 12 hours theory and 12 hours of practice in workshops (online or face-to-face depending on covid situation).

Content scheduling

The course is structured as follows: theory, tasks, small group work. All components must be completed successfully in order to pass the course.

Further information

Student participation is mandatory in the following classes: orientation, legislation class and workshop sessions. The dates of these will be advised in the orientation session.