Psychomotor 8. How the Module is Taught Participate in the learning environment through engagement in teaching and learning strategies e.g. lecturers, discussions, group work, self-directed learning, recommended reading, reflection, online learning and enquiry/problem based learning, participating in independent learning activities. The module is based on current best practice guidelines for research in the area of nursing incorporating relevant national and international health policy 9. Study Resources Prime Sources Courtney, M., McCutcheon, H. (2010) Using Evidence to Guide Nursing Practice, Victoria: Elsevier. Dekker, S. (2011) Patient Safety: A Human Factors Approach, Florida: CRC Press. Ellis, P. (2010) Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing, Exeter: Learning Matters. McSherry, R., Pearce, P. (2012) Clinical Governance, 3rd ed,, Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell Supplementary Sources Butler, M. (2002) Current Issues in Irish Health Management: A Comparative O’Sullivan, T., Review, Dublin: Institute of Public Administration. Wright, J., Hill, P. (2003) Clinical Governance, London: Churchill Livingstone.
Psychomotor 8. How the Module is Taught Participate in the learning environment through engagement in teaching and learning strategies e.g. lecturers, discussions, group work, self-directed learning, recommended reading, reflection, online learning and enquiry/problem based learning, participating in independent learning activities. The module is based on current best practice guidelines for research in the area of nursing incorporating relevant national and international health policy 9. Study Resources Prime Sources Courtney, M., McCutcheon, H. (2010) Using Evidence to Guide Nursing Practice, Victoria: Elsevier. Dekker, S. (2011) Patient Safety: A Human Factors Approach, Florida: CRC Press. Ellis, P. (2010) Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing, Exeter: Learning Matters. McSherry, R., Pearce, P. (2012) Clinical Governance, 3rd ed,, Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell Supplementary Sources O’Sullivan, T., Butler, M. (2002) Current Issues in Irish Health Management: A Comparative Review, Dublin: Institute of Public Administration. Wright, J., Hill, P. (2003) Clinical Governance, London: Churchill Livingstone.
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