Study Guide

Learning outcomes

The student is able to
- plan, implement and evaluate nursing of patients at different life stages
- assess the need for services and care of vulnerable and multicultural patients
- apply client-centred working methods to improve the inclusion, well-being and rehabilitation of clients
- work in a multidisciplinary team and network taking advantage of shared expertise

Teaching methods

Part 1. VULNERABLE GROUPS AND SERVICE INTEGRATION 3 cr
- Teacher xx
The course includes two Nursing skills theory tests (YleSH) (1. The most common developmental disabilities and disabled patients and 2. Hearing and visual disability). Details related to YleSH- tests are discussed in more detail in the orientation lesson.
Schedules may change, the final schedule will be confirmed at the beginning of the course.

Part 2. DIRECTIVE OF MATERNITY CARE 1 cr
- Teacher Salla Kivelä
- Integrated with R0196 studies

Part 3. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPING IN PRACTICE 11 cr

Alternative completion methods of implementation

Directive of maternity care 1 cr can be completed in a clinical practice environment.

Students workload

Part 1: Vulnerable groups and service integration 3 cr = 81h
Part 2: Directive of Maternity Care 1 cr =27 h
Part 3: Clinical practice 11cr (12cr) = 297h (324h)

Content and scheduling

Part 1. VULNERABLE GROUPS AND SERVICE INTEGRATION

- Identifying factors and situations in life that increase vulnerability (e.g. unemployment, poverty, disability, high need for healthcare services, immigration, and cultural background factors)
- Immigrant service needs and specific health promotion issues
- Service guidance, service needs assessment, and service plan as a working method in nursing
- Peer support organizations
- Special features of interaction and guidance in meeting vulnerable clients
- Group guidance

Part 2: Directive of Maternity Care 1 cr

Part 3: Clinical practice 11cr (12cr)
Those who have already done Directives of Maternity care will be doing 9 weeks of practice. ie 12 credits.

Grading scale

Approved/Failed

Evaluation methods and criteria

STUDY UNIT IS ASSESSED PASS-FAIL

In the evaluation of the study, the criteria by the requirement level II of the competence assessment framework of the bachelor's degree student are used.

See Laurea's assessment framework, requirement level II.

Evaluation criteria, approved/failed

The student is able to

- critically evaluate information and justify their actions with science-based knowledge
- propose creative solutions at work
- promote professional co-operation and enhance customer and partner relationships
- act in a manner that promotes the team’s entrepreneurial and responsible approach to work
- describe the development of their competence in relation to the learning outcome