An explanation for embedding Key Transferable Skills through Teaching & Learning and Assessment at this level of the programme: Key transferable skills such as team working, problem solving, working to deadlines etc. are embedded into modules such as PESD as well as the work placement. Practical Skills: By the end of this level of this programme the 3, 6, 7, 8, 10. Laboratory work Project work students will be able to demonstrate for a threshold Projects Competence in a pass: range of Designated tasks Be able to maintain accurate records, Lectures and tutorials contribute to a safe working environment, communication Learning from work a / b / c CORR120, CORR224, recognise the need for changes in practice and techniques CORR128, CORR222 initiate appropriate actions in accordance with Nursing progress employers guidelines log Be able to formulate plans and strategies for a / b / c Practical skills test meeting veterinary nursing needs CORR119, CORR120, Be able to demonstrate standards of CORR129, CORR142 competence as laid down by the statutory b / c / d regulatory body including: management of CORR120, CORR128, patient, application of knowledge to inform CORR2012 decision, effective case management, health prevention, interpretation of information, effective communication and use of information technology Use word processing, email, spreadsheets and a / b / c / d databases, access electronic veterinary PESD1013, information and use the internet CORR2000 Understand and undertake dose calculations, b / c / d record information and report changes in information or data appropriately
An explanation for embedding Key Transferable Skills through Teaching & Learning and Assessment at this level of the programme: Key transferable skills such as team working, problem solving, working to deadlines etc. are embedded into modules such as PESD as well as the work placement. Practical Skills: By the end of this level of this programme the students will be able to demonstrate for a threshold pass: Be able to maintain accurate records, contribute to a safe working environment, recognise the need for changes in practice and initiate appropriate actions in accordance with employers guidelines Be able to formulate plans and strategies for meeting veterinary nursing needs Be able to demonstrate standards of competence as laid down by the statutory regulatory body including: management of patient, application of knowledge to inform decision, effective case management, health prevention, interpretation of information, effective communication and use of information technology Use word processing, email, spreadsheets and databases, access electronic veterinary information and use the internet Understand and undertake dose calculations, record information and report changes in information or data appropriately Laboratory work Projects Designated tasks Lectures and tutorials Learning from work a / b / c a / b / c b / c / d a / b / c / d b / c / d 3, 6, 7, 8, 10. Project work Competence in a range of communication techniques Nursing progress log Practical skills test CORR120, CORR224, CORR128, CORR222 CORR119, CORR120, CORR129, CORR142 CORR120, CORR128, CORR2012 PESD1013, CORR2000
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