KDK1500 Eksperimenteringer og motsetninger Emneplan

This course teaches students about patients and next-of-kin in an acute, critical and chronic context, and what the nurse’s areas of responsibility entail. Students will learn to communicate with patients and next-of-kin in situations of stress and crisis. Systematic mapping and assessment, nursing of somatic diseases, pre and postoperative nursing and competent drug administration are also part of the course.

Etter å ha gjennomført dette emnet, har studenten følgende læringsutbytte definert i form av kunnskap, ferdigheter og generell kompetanse:

Kunnskap

Studenten

• har grunnleggende kjennskap til ulike kunstneriske uttrykksformer

Ferdigheter

Studenten

• kan arbeide selvstendig ut fra valgt problemformulering
• kan arbeide eksperimentelt og kontrollert i en kunstnerisk prosess
• kan velge ut og ta i bruk egnede metoder og visuelle virkemidler i eget arbeid

Generell kompetanse Studenten

• kan presentere og formidle et budskap, både muntlig, kunstnerisk og digitalt
• kan anvende relevant faglitteratur

I emnet brukes det arbeidsformer som forelesninger, seminarer og veiledning knyttet opp til emnets deler beskrevet under Innhold. Hensikten er å utvikle studentens kunnskaper, idéer, praktiske ferdigheter, faglige forståelse og uttrykksevne.

Det forutsettes stor grad av tilstedeværelse og aktiv deltakelse i emnet (se også punktet Arbeidskrav), og at studentene tilegner seg både teoretiske- og praktiske ferdigheter gjennom diskusjoner, selvstudium og praktisk arbeid.

Det oppfordres til å bruke læringssentrene på OsloMet og de ressursene som tilbys der.

After completing the course, the student is expected to have achieved the following learning outcomes defined in terms of knowledge, skills, and general competence:

Knowledge

The student

• can describe the patients’ subjective experiences of disease and suffering and the importance of hope amidst serious illness
• can describe an account of nursing care for medical or surgical treatment
• can describe the phenomena pain, treatment of pain and pain relief

Skills

The student

• can systematically map and assess the patient's resources and problems, formulate goals, implement measures, and evaluate (the nursing process)
• can explain and perform person-centered nursing related to the current patient situation
• can use current clinical mapping and communication tools and be able to justify measures in the practice of nursing
• can document in clinical documentation systems using standardised terminology
• can carry out and assessing relevant nursing procedures
• can apply relevant medical technology in the practical performance of nursing
• can recognise stress and crisis situations in the event of loss and disease and adapting communication based on this
• can communicate with patients and next-of-kin adapted to the level of development/cognitive function and the condition
• can implement measures in the event of sub-acute and acute incidents as well as performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation with a defibrillator (CPR)
• can identify and reflect on ethically charged and challenging situations in clinical practice

General competence

The student

• can integrate knowledge from pathophysiology and pharmacology in the performance of nursing
• can reflect on responsible drug administration at an individual and systematic level
• can demonstrate responsibility, engagement, independence and can follow professional ethical guidelines
• can reflect on his/her own professional practice and progression
• can reflect on how culture and a cultural understanding can be important in the practice of nursing

Practical training consists of both practical training, activities along the way and supervised practical training that takes place during the practical training period. The practical training period (8 weeks), in the specialist health service (medicine/surgery) is supervised by the practical training supervisor and contact lecturer. Other practical training and activities (2 weeks) can be, simulation and skills training, digital learning resources, case studies, simulation and skills training and seminars.

For practical training, there is a requirement for 80% attendance in theory, activities and practical training that is marked compulsory in the timetable, as well as 90% attendance during the practical training period itself. The student fills in the self-assessment for the start of the practical training, the rotating schedule during the first week of practical training and the self-assessment form no later than two working days before the agreed mid- and final assessment. Other compulsory assignments included in the overall assessment of the course are:

• Courses in blood test.
• Individual assignment, scope of 1,500 words (+/- 10 %).

Assessment in practical training.

The assessment takes its point of departure in given criteria based on learning outcomes for the course, criteria for failing the practical training, criteria for suitability assessment and compulsory activities carried throughout the entire course. During the practical training period, a minimum of 90 percent attendance is required to pass the practical training. For more information, see the general part of the programme description about the assessment of practical training.

If the student has failed the practical training, the whole practical training course must be retaken. This includes associated requirements.

Not relevant.

Pass-fail.

Contact lecturer approves the exam after recommendation from practical training supervisor. The final decision on whether to award a pass or fail grade is made by the university.