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Practice Supervision / assessment resources

This section provides practice supervision / assessment related documents and resources for all those involved in the supervision and assessment of student nurses and midwives within NHSGGC.

(Please note we are continuing to work on the information supplied on this page.)

New skills and procedures for student nurses

Guide for staff regarding the supervision and assessment of new skills and procedures for student nurses undertaking pre-registration 2020 programmes.

Student IT Access

Students must have active NHSGGGC accounts to access our healthcare systems needed to participate in Practice Learning Environments. In order to get started with our main hospital systems, detailed guides have been created and these are available on the Learn section of the student external eHealth portal. An additional guide outlines the process for students to register for the student eHealth portal in order to report IT issues and to change their student account to NQP status.

Supplementary factsheets about specific eHealth programmes

Hospital Electronic Prescribing and Medicine Administration (HEPMA)

NES Pharmacology Learning Resources Toolkit

This resource will supplement practice supervision / assessment in the workplace for student nurses and midwives. Additionally, it is practice supervisor and practice assessor facing and provides information and guidance on Pharmacology.

Blood Transfusion

**Coming Soon** Guidance to support Practice Supervision / Practice Assessment of undergraduate nurses in safe transfusion practice.

Raising concerns in practice: student guidance

This guidance is designed for use in all audited practice learning environments across Scotland. It aims to describe the process for dealing with instances of poor care witnessed by nursing or midwifery students while on practice. In this case, poor care refers to situations in which one perceives care as inadequate, below an acceptable standard, abusive, or neglectful, based on the premise that one should never accept poor care.

‘Speaking up’ – National Whistleblowing Guidance for Nursing and Midwifery Students in Scotland

This guidance details the process for raising a concern and intends for nursing and midwifery students in Scotland to use it while undertaking PLEs during their pre-registration nursing and midwifery programmes.

Practice Learning Support Protocol

These flowcharts illustrate guidance for student nurses and midwives, as well as PS / PAs, on dealing with concerns, although not care concerns, we come across in Practice Learning Environments.

University Programme Information

Versions of Practice Assessment Documents

(Please note that access to a NHSGGC account may be required for some of the links above.)

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