Study Guide

Learning outcomes

The student is able to
- describe the principles of reliably assessing the need for care at a nurse's reception
- describe and justify clinical research and data collection methods in assessing the care needs of clients of different ages
- describe the principles of recommending further treatment so that the patient can receive help in a timely and effortless manner
- apply their knowledge of the safe implementation of minor procedures in an out-patient clinic
- assess and compare the suitability of electronic services and digital solutions from the perspective of different user groups
- use and utilise electronic services, digital solutions and remote technology in client care and to support decision-making
- plan successful online interactions and service situations and digital care paths using different applications and environments
- guide clients with self-care and as users of digital services, as producers and holders of their health data
- plan, implement and evaluate group guidance together with clients and other operators
- utilise evidence-based information and recommendations in their work at a nurse’s reception

Grading scale

H-5

Learning outcomes

The student is able to
- describe the principles of reliably assessing the need for care at a nurse's reception
- describe and justify clinical research and data collection methods in assessing the care needs of clients of different ages
- describe the principles of recommending further treatment so that the patient can receive help in a timely and effortless manner
- apply their knowledge of the safe implementation of minor procedures in an out-patient clinic
- assess and compare the suitability of electronic services and digital solutions from the perspective of different user groups
- use and utilise electronic services, digital solutions and remote technology in client care and to support decision-making
- plan successful online interactions and service situations and digital care paths using different applications and environments
- guide clients with self-care and as users of digital services, as producers and holders of their health data
- plan, implement and evaluate group guidance together with clients and other operators
- utilise evidence-based information and recommendations in their work at a nurse’s reception

Grading scale

H-5

Learning outcomes

The student is able to
- describe the principles of reliably assessing the need for care at a nurse's reception
- describe and justify clinical research and data collection methods in assessing the care needs of clients of different ages
- describe the principles of recommending further treatment so that the patient can receive help in a timely and effortless manner
- apply their knowledge of the safe implementation of minor procedures in an out-patient clinic
- assess and compare the suitability of electronic services and digital solutions from the perspective of different user groups
- use and utilise electronic services, digital solutions and remote technology in client care and to support decision-making
- plan successful online interactions and service situations and digital care paths using different applications and environments
- guide clients with self-care and as users of digital services, as producers and holders of their health data
- plan, implement and evaluate group guidance together with clients and other operators
- utilise evidence-based information and recommendations in their work at a nurse’s reception

Grading scale

H-5

Learning outcomes

The student is able to
- describe the principles of reliably assessing the need for care at a nurse's reception
- describe and justify clinical research and data collection methods in assessing the care needs of clients of different ages
- describe the principles of recommending further treatment so that the patient can receive help in a timely and effortless manner
- apply their knowledge of the safe implementation of minor procedures in an out-patient clinic
- assess and compare the suitability of electronic services and digital solutions from the perspective of different user groups
- use and utilise electronic services, digital solutions and remote technology in client care and to support decision-making
- plan successful online interactions and service situations and digital care paths using different applications and environments
- guide clients with self-care and as users of digital services, as producers and holders of their health data
- plan, implement and evaluate group guidance together with clients and other operators
- utilise evidence-based information and recommendations in their work at a nurse’s reception

Teaching methods

The student is able to
- describe the principles of reliably assessing the need for care at a nurse's reception
- describe and justify clinical research and data collection methods in assessing the care needs of clients of different ages
- describe the principles of recommending further treatment so that the patient can receive help in a timely and effortless manner
- apply their knowledge of the safe implementation of minor procedures in an out-patient clinic
- assess and compare the suitability of electronic services and digital solutions from the perspective of different user groups
- use and utilise electronic services, digital solutions and remote technology in client care and to support decision-making
- plan successful online interactions and service situations and digital care paths using different applications and environments
- guide clients with self-care and as users of digital services, as producers and holders of their health data
- plan, implement and evaluate group guidance together with clients and other operators
- utilise evidence-based information and recommendations in their work at a nurse’s reception

Learning materials and recommended literature

Will be provided in Canvas

Students workload

YLe sh test
Lectures
Workshop

Further information for students

First semester studies must be fully completed, second and third semester studies should be mostly completed.

Grading scale

H-5

Evaluation methods and criteria

Numerical assessment, 1-5, level 2

PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE BASIS, INFORMATION SEARCHING AND REPORTING

To achieve grade 5 student must be able to
- analyse the acquired information, draw conclusions and combine theoretical knowledge with experiential knowledge

To achieve grade 3 student must be able to
- critically evaluate information and justify their actions with science-based knowledge

To achieve grade 1 (or pass) student must be able to
- use professional concepts in a consistent manner and demonstrate his/her familiarity with the knowledge basis
- report and communicate in a professional manner


PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE AND WORKPLACE DEVELOPMENT

To achieve grade 5 student must be able to
- evaluate the applicability of produced knowledge, skill or idea to other contexts as well as their impact
- anticipate needs of customers and/or co-operation partners

To achieve grade 3 student must be able to
- propose creative solutions at work
- promote professional co-operation and enhance customer and partner relationships

To achieve grade 1 (or pass) student must be able to
- act independently taking into account the operating environment
- take responsibility for interaction with customers and/or co-operation partners and for responding to their needs



TEAMWORK SKILLS, LEADERSHIP AND RESPONSIBILITY

To achieve grade 5 student must be able to
- evaluate and develop the team’s entrepreneurial and responsible approach to work
- evaluate the possibilities for utilising competence and plan his/her personal development and development of the team

To achieve grade 3 student must be able to
- act in a manner that promotes the team’s entrepreneurial and responsible approach to work
- describe the development of his/her competence in relation to the learning outcomes

To achieve grade 1 (or pass) student must be able to
- describe the significance of his/her actions for successful co-operation
- describe his/her competence in relation to the learning outcomes

“Students who have failed assignments or examinations required for passing a study unit must supplement or retake their study attainment in a manner and schedule defined by the teacher of the study unit. .. A failed examination or other study attainment can be retaken twice. A failure to attend an actual examination is considered to be one completion attempt.” (Laurea degree regulations.)

All staff and students of Laurea are expected to adhere to good scientific practices, which includes appropriate referencing. Familiarise yourself with the practices and, if needed, ask for more information. All study assignments are to be done as individual work unless otherwise instructed. [If Urkund (a tool that checks plagiarism) is used when assignments are checked, the lecturer will inform the students of this.]