patient and radiotherapy advice/support provided. Is able to recognise signs and symptoms which may arise during treatment as a result of adjuvant treatments and provide information around what action would be necessary. An appreciation of departmental research trials and audits around patient information and managing patient side effects. Fail: 0-6 7-12 13-18 19-24 25-33 Grade & Comments Symptom Insufficient / inaccurate Uses some clinical Uses a wide range of Uses a range of clinical Uses a broad range of Management information provided around examples of what advice clinical examples of what examples of what advice clinical examples of what side effects for a limited patients would be given to advice patients would be patients would be given to advice patients would be number of clinical limit/reduce radiotherapy given to limit/reduce limit/reduce radiotherapy given to limit/reduce examples. Has side effects. Relies heavily radiotherapy side effects. side effects. Provides radiotherapy side effects. inaccurate/insufficient on protocol and information Provides theoretical detailed theoretical Provides detailed knowledge of medical or leaflets during discussion. underpinning to the advice underpinning to the advice theoretical underpinning to topical preparations which Has an appreciation for given, whilst referring to given, whilst referring to the advice given, whilst may be prescribed to what effect medical/topical departmental protocol and departmental protocol and referring to departmental patients during preparations may be used information leaflets. Has a information leaflets. protocol, information leaflets radiotherapy. Has to counteract radiotherapy good appreciation for what Critically appraises the and national/international inaccurate or insufficient side effects. Can provide effect medical/topical advice given, providing variances in practice. knowledge of what some examples of common preparations may be used clinical examples and links Critically appraises the psychological issues psychological issues to counteract radiotherapy to evidence based practice. advice given, providing patients may experience patients may experience side effects. Is able to Has an excellent clinical examples and links within the cancer pathway. during the course of their provide clinical examples appreciation for what effect to evidence based practice treatment. around patient assessment medical/topical preparations and how service and tailored advice for may be used to counteract improvement could be specific clinical cases. Can radiotherapy side effects developed. Has an provide a wide range of and contraindications of excellent appreciation for
patient and radiotherapy advice/support provided. Is able to recognise signs and symptoms which may arise during treatment as a result of adjuvant treatments and provide information around what action would be necessary. An appreciation of departmental research trials and audits around patient information and managing patient side effects. Fail: 0-6 7-12 13-18 19-24 25-33 Grade & Comments Symptom Management Insufficient / inaccurate information provided around side effects for a limited number of clinical examples. Has inaccurate/insufficient knowledge of medical or topical preparations which may be prescribed to patients during radiotherapy. Has inaccurate or insufficient knowledge of what psychological issues patients may experience within the cancer pathway. Uses some clinical examples of what advice patients would be given to limit/reduce radiotherapy side effects. Relies heavily on protocol and information leaflets during discussion. Has an appreciation for what effect medical/topical preparations may be used to counteract radiotherapy side effects. Can provide some examples of common psychological issues patients may experience during the course of their treatment. Uses a wide range of clinical examples of what advice patients would be given to limit/reduce radiotherapy side effects. Provides theoretical underpinning to the advice given, whilst referring to departmental protocol and information leaflets. Has a good appreciation for what effect medical/topical preparations may be used to counteract radiotherapy side effects. Is able to provide clinical examples around patient assessment and tailored advice for specific clinical cases. Can provide a wide range of Uses a range of clinical examples of what advice patients would be given to limit/reduce radiotherapy side effects. Provides detailed theoretical underpinning to the advice given, whilst referring to departmental protocol and information leaflets. Critically appraises the advice given, providing clinical examples and links to evidence based practice. Has an excellent appreciation for what effect medical/topical preparations may be used to counteract radiotherapy side effects and contraindications of Uses a broad range of clinical examples of what advice patients would be given to limit/reduce radiotherapy side effects. Provides detailed theoretical underpinning to the advice given, whilst referring to departmental protocol, information leaflets and national/international variances in practice. Critically appraises the advice given, providing clinical examples and links to evidence based practice and how service improvement could be developed. Has an excellent appreciation for
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