Kindly explain advantage of gibbs over other reflective model
ASSIGNMENT BRIEF FOR COURSE WORK 1 (CW1)
Assessment strategy
The element for submission is as follows: two reflective accounts of 1000 words each, to demonstrate a well-informed understanding of alternative fields of healthcare practice or services, other than the student’s own. As a general guideline, try to keep the descriptive element of the essays to a minimum whilst maximising the analytical component. It is the analysis and synthesis of ideas that attracts the majority of marks for the assignment. In reflective work you should be considering the thoughts (cognitive), feelings (affective) and behavioural dimensions associated with your experiences. It is possible to support these elements with references to standard texts about reflection.
A useful strategy is to offer your description of place/time/event as appendices (approx half a page each) and refer to these in your discussion.
Confidentiality of patients, practitioners and organisations should be maintained appropriately. No individual should be identified either directly or by implication unless the material has been made public. Organisations can be referenced to any material that has been published in a public domain. Avoid hearsay and unsubstantiated assertions;- check your facts.
Adult students should select two of the following:
Mental health, Learning disabilities, Maternity care or Children’s services.
Mental health students should select two of the following:
Learning disabilities, Maternity care, Children’s services or Adult healthcare.
This work is allocated pass/fail and must be achieved along with CW2 to pass the module.
Please select two of the following topics, one topic per reflective account, and reflect on how they were implemented in the alternative fields of healthcare practice that you accessed during your simulation of practice experience.
• Communication
• Clinical care/service delivery
• Safeguarding/advocacy/risk management
• Organisational aspects of service provision
• Government initiatives
For example, you could discuss communication in the context of learning disability e.g. use of Makaton etc and how this might be transferrable to ‘general’ nursing.
In order to organise your reflection you may wish to consider using a reflective model e.g. Driscoll, Johns or Gibbs. You may use other models but do be sure to offer an overview of the process
You also need to reflect on what you have learnt from alternative fields of healthcare and how it will benefit your practice in your own field. Again, to take the above example, you could consider how being able to communicate effectively with an adult with learning disabilities can improve patient care in the Adult or Mental Health field.
Since this is an academic piece you are required to include references where appropriate to justify your argument and a reference list. These are not included in the total word count. Use of the Harvard system is mandatory for this University
It will be marked according to the Level 7 marking criteria, even though it is pass/fail. A copy of this grid can be found in the Assessment folder.
Please adhere to the Confidentiality policy
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Clear instructions on the coursework:
• Kindly note: I have chosen to reflect my experience in an adult psychiatric ward where i went as a student nurse to observe their nursing practises. The two topics i wish to discuss are Communication and safeguarding
o Or maybe
• Communication and Organisational aspects of service provision
(it depends on the one you think you can explore more on and which can fetch me more marks. .
1000 words of each topic
• The reflective model i want to use is Gibbs reflective model.
Kindly explain advantage of gibbs over other reflective model
• Description of the scenario should be in appendix and should be referred to in the essay
• There is need to explain how my experience on this two topics can be implemented in my own area of nursing.
• My own area of nursing is adult nursing
• The area i chose for my broadening perspective task is mental health nursing
Will send any other necessary information if the need be
Thank you
Kindly see the marking grid for the module below
FACULTY OF SOCIETY AND HEALTH
GENERIC ASSESSMENT CRITERIA Society & Health:
Level 7 marking grid
A
(85-100%) (70%-84%) B
(60-69%) C
(50-59%) D
(40-49%) E
(34-39%) F
(33% – 0%)
Level 7 Criteria >8.5 7-8.4 6-6.9 5-5.9 4-4.9 3.4-3.9 <3.4 1. Presentation 10 All work should be presented to a high level. Work must be appropriately structured and demonstrate fluent articulation and clarity of expression. Spelling and grammar must be correct Within the word limit Word count declared All work should be presented to a high level. Work must be appropriately structured and demonstrate fluent articulation and clarity of expression. Spelling and grammar must be correct Within the word limit Word count declared Demonstrates exceptional academic writing style for this level of work Work is clearly presented and grammatically correct with no spelling errors Demonstrates fluent articulation and clarity of expression Within the word limit Word count declared Work is clearly presented, fluent and grammatically correct Thoughts and ideas are clearly expressed Within the word limit Word count declared Work is clearly presented. Minimal errors in grammar and spelling Thoughts and ideas are clearly expressed Within the word limit Word count declared Some inconsistencies in the standard of presentation. Minimal errors in grammar and spelling. Meaning apparent but not always clearly expressed Within the word limit Word count declared Work is poorly presented and/or marred by errors affecting comprehensibility Inadequate proof reading. Length not within required limits Word count declared >12.7 12.6-10.5 9-10.4 7.5-8.9 6-7.4 5.1-5.9 <5.1 2. References 15 The Harvard system must be used consistently and accurately throughout the work. It is expected that students will demonstrate a range of reading appropriate to the topic and the academic level. Although difficult to prescribe, it is anticipated that students will draw on a range of literature, and other forms of evidence, using this to extend perspectives and elaborate on current thinking. The Harvard system must be used consistently and accurately throughout the work. It is expected that students will demonstrate a range of reading appropriate to the topic and the academic level. Although difficult to prescribe, it is anticipated that students will draw on a range of literature, and other forms of evidence, using this to extend perspectives and elaborate on current thinking. Able to extrapolate from a diverse range of evidence. Harvard System used consistently and accurately. Wide range of reading evident and utilised appropriately throughout the work. Harvard System used consistently and accurately. Wide range of reading evident and utilised appropriately for the majority of the work. Harvard System used consistently and accurately in the majority of the work. Some evidence of wide reading within the work. Harvard System used with minimal errors in referencing evident. Some evidence of wide reading to support parts of the discussion. Harvard System used but referencing incomplete and multiple errors evident. References not always utilised appropriately to support the work. Limited evidence of wide reading to support discussion. A (85-100%) (70%-84%) B (60-69%) C (50-59%) D (40-49%) E (34-39%) F (33% – 0%) Level 7 Criteria >12.7 12.6-10.5 9-10.4 7.5-8.9 6-7.4 5.1-5.9 <5.1 3. Knowledge and understanding 15 In addressing the assignment brief the student considers the panoply of perspectives and understanding relevant to the topic and is able to offer meaningful, relevant and scholarly arguments. That is informed by a range of literature. In addressing the assignment brief the student considers the panoply of perspectives and understanding relevant to the topic and is able to offer meaningful, relevant and scholarly arguments. That is informed by a range of literature. Demonstrates comprehensive knowledge and understanding of current and emerging theories, principles and concepts Key issues relevant to the assessment question are identified and addressed. Multiple perspectives explored and a high level of understanding of the topic articulated in the debate. Most of the key issues relevant to the assessment question are identified and addressed. A number of perspectives explored and good level of understanding of the topic articulated in the debate. Many key issues relevant to the assessment question are identified, but not all given due consideration. A limited number of perspectives explored, and some understanding of the topic articulated in the debate. A limited number of key issues identified and addressed superficially. Few perspectives explored and a limited understanding of the topic articulated. Some key issues remain unidentified. Discussion lacks the required focus and depth of knowledge. Unsafe practice is demonstrated 1 >12.7 12.6-10.5 9-10.4 7.5-8.9 6-7.4 5.1-5.9 <5.1 4. Integrating academic learning and practice 15 In addressing the assignment guidelines, the student is able to approach issues of practice through a cogent application of relevant theory. In discussing the implications for practice, the student will provide evidence through use of the literature of creative and innovative thought. In addressing the assignment guidelines, the student is able to approach issues of practice through a cogent application of relevant theory. In discussing the implications for practice, the student will provide evidence through use of the literature of creative and innovative thought. Demonstrates exceptional insight and ingenuity in challenging assumptions within the practice environment. The work is focused on the practice environment and demonstrates consistent application of theory and research to inform decision making and problem solving in the practice environment. Creative and innovative thought evident throughout. The work is focused on the practice environment and mainly applies theory and research to inform decision making and problem solving in the practice environment. Creative and innovative thought demonstrated. The work is mainly focused on the practice environment with some application of theory and research to inform decision making and problem solving in the practice environment. Some evidence of creative and innovative thought. The work is mainly focused on the practice environment, with limited application of theory and research to inform decision making and problem solving in the practice environment Limited evidence of creative and innovative thought. The work lacks a practice focus. There is inconsistent application of theory and research to the practice environment to inform decision making and problem solving. Creative and innovative thought are not in evidence. Confidentiality in relation to the patient/client or practice is not maintained 2 >12.7 12.6-10.5 9-10.4 7.5-8.9 6-7.4 5.1-5.9 <5.1 5. Analysis 15 The work offers an informed, refined and considered deliberation of the evidence that challenges ambiguity and identifies and explores contradictions. The work offers an informed, refined and considered deliberation of the evidence that challenges ambiguity and identifies and explores contradictions. Demonstrates scholarly deliberation of the evidence. Demonstrates a well informed, refined and considered deliberation of the evidence. Consistent challenge of ambiguities. Contradictions identified and explored. Demonstrates a mainly well informed, refined and considered deliberation of the evidence. Some challenge of ambiguities evident. Some contradictions identified and explored. Demonstrates a fairly well informed, refined and considered deliberation of the evidence. Some inconsistency in the level of analysis in challenging ambiguities, identifying & exploring contradictions. Demonstrates a limited deliberation of the evidence. Inconsistent level of analysis in challenging ambiguities, identifying and exploring contradictions. The work is mainly descriptive. A limited attempt at deliberating the evidence. Ambiguities remain unchallenged. Contradictions identifies, but not explored. A (85-100%) (70%-84%) B (60-69%) C (50-59%) D (40-49%) E (34-39%) F (33% – 0%) Level 7 Criteria >12.7 12.6-10.5 9-10.4 7.5-8.9 6-7.4 5.1-5.9 <5.1 6. Synthesis and evaluation 15 The work demonstrates a mastery of the subject area. It encompasses and links the various perspectives offered and develops logical, coherent and suitably justified arguments. A clear, structured conclusion of the debate is presented. The work demonstrates a mastery of the subject area. It encompasses and links the various perspectives offered and develops logical, coherent and suitably justified arguments. A clear, structured conclusion of the debate is presented. Work includes evidence of a refined level of synthesis and evaluation. A consistently logical, coherent argument is presented throughout the work, linking the various perspectives offered. A clear, structured conclusion is presented, based on the arguments developed. Mastery of the subject area is evident. A logical, coherent argument is presented throughout the work, linking most of the various perspectives offered. A conclusion is presented, based on the arguments developed. Mastery of the subject area is evident. A logical, coherent argument is presented throughout the work, linking many of the various perspectives offered. Some inconsistencies are present. The conclusion is based on the arguments developed. Some mastery of the subject area evident. Several inconsistencies are present in the presentation of the argument. An attempt is made to link the various perspectives explored. A limited rationale is presented for the conclusions drawn. Limited mastery of the subject area evident. The argument lacks coherence and is not presented in a logical manner. No attempt is made to link the perspectives explored. A poorly justified conclusion is presented. Mastery of the subject area is not in evidence. >12.7 12.6-10.5 9-10.4 7.5-8.9 6-7.4 5.1-5.9 <5.1
7. Independent perspective
15
The student is able to demonstrate individuality of thought and original perspective within the work. The student is able to demonstrate individuality of thought and original perspective within the work. Work includes evidence of scholarly innovation. Demonstrates clear and consistent individuality of thought and original perspective throughout the work. Demonstrates some individuality of thought and original perspective within the work. Demonstrates some individuality of thought and original perspective. Some missed opportunities to demonstrate an independent perspective. Demonstrates limited individuality of thought and original perspective. Many opportunities missed to demonstrate an independent perspective. The work lacks clear individuality of thought and original perspective. The work is almost entirely dependent on the work of others.
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