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Mentor Update 12/13
University Campus Suffolk
Mentor Update Format:
• Group work around scenarios
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Group work feedback
Grading and assessment
Leading the learning
Effective governance
New curriculum
• Questions
Scenario
• Divide into groups
- Choose one of the following
scenarios and discuss how you
would mentor this student
- What are your key concerns?
– Identify 1 person to feedback 3 or 4
key points or observations
Scenarios
1. David is on his last placement of the first year, his
skills are satisfactory but he is consistently late and
can be over familiar with patients telling them about
his active social life. When approached he says that
it hasn’t been a problem before.
2. Fern is a second year student, you know that she
has a young family, she says that she can’t start
early or do any weekends because she doesn’t
have the childcare.
3. Sarah is a final placement student who is unable to
prioritise and manage care for a small group of
patients confidently. She has eight weeks left on
placement.
Group work feedback
Grading and Assessment
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Clear expectations
Level of learner
Familiarity with assessment criteria
Opportunity to practice and assess
Feedback to learner
Sources of support
Leading the learning
• Planning your student’s learning
experience
• Protecting time and engaging with your
student
• Appropriate levels of direction and
supervision - empowerment
Effective governance
• Setting expectations on professional behaviour
• NMC guidance for students
• Securing Educational Standards
• Utilising evaluation to develop the clinical
learning environment
• Ongoing audit of Mentor standard
• Triennial review
UCS website
• http://www.ucs.ac.uk/practicelearning
Type this into the web
address space
This goes straight to
Curriculum review
• New curriculum based on most recent
NMC (2010) Standards for Nurse
Education
• Introduces ‘Fields of Practice’
• Generic skills run through whole course
+ field specific skills from day 1
• Patients must be formally involved in the
assessment of students’ practice
• Year 1: Contributing to Care
• Year 2: Assessing, planning,
implementing and evaluating care
• Year 3: Leadership and Management
To take away…
• Curriculum hand-out
• Triennial review FAQs
Useful Resources
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UCS Link Lecturers / Personal tutors / Programme Leader
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Allocations Office tel: (01473 338475) Assessment office tel: (01473
338450)
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Clinical Practice Facilitators & Practice Education Facilitators
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RCN (2007) Guidance for Mentors of Nursing & Midwifery students.
RCN London
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CODP (2009) Standards and Guidance for Mentors. CODP, London
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NMC (2008) Standards to support learning & assessment in practice
2nd Edition. NMC, London
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NMC (2011 ) Guidance on professional conduct for nursing and
midwifery students. 3rd Edition. NMC, London
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Mentorship Team at UCS - [email protected]