Nursing Reflection

Nursing reflection

Order Description

submit three reflective pieces written in the style of blogs. The blogs are to reflect on your professional growth during clinical placements over the course of your degree and also focus on your soon to be transition from student nurse to professional nurse in practice. As this is a reflective piece it is to be written in the first person. Gibbs Reflective Cycle will be provided as a template to write the reflective piece. You may use any other reflective model of your choosing. Academic writing standards apply; correct spelling and grammar are essential however references are not. Expected word count approximately 500 words per blog.
The blogs will be saved as one document and then uploaded to Mahara. In Mahara you will create a folder and submit the folder using a secret URL.
For ease of marking please do not use blogging websites for this assessment.
You may wish to post your blogs to the designated discussion forum when it opens in Week 7 to promote peer feedback, review and collegial discussion around key concepts.

The blogs are to be addressed in this order
Blog 1
Write a reflective piece on potential challenges experienced during your past clinical placements that may impact on this final placement. OR if you are on placement write a reflective piece on challenges you are currently experiencing.
Blog 2
Use the experiences identified in Blog 1 and write a reflective piece identifying these and any other potential challenges that may arise during your transition period when you are working as a Registered Nurse.
Blog 3
Identify and reflect on your strengths and use these to provide strategies to address challenges you identified in Blog 2.
To be written in 1st person only. No references required. 500 words per blog or reflection 1500 words in total. Please follow marking criteria below

HD

D D

C

P

F
Style and Structure 40%
All Blogs 1, 2 and 3 Nursing Reflection
Are considered the total assessment piece
This applies to the whole submission so a total of 5 errors across three blogs will be awarded a Pass
15%
Consistently no errors with spelling,
grammar and
use of punctuation. Word count 500 words 1-2 errors with
spelling, grammar and use of punctuation. Word count 500 words 3-4 errors with Nursing Reflection
spelling,
grammar and use of punctuation.
Word count 500 words 5 errors with
Spelling, grammar
use of punctuation Word count 400 words > 5 errors with spelling,
grammar and
use of punctuation. Word count outside of the word count of <400
All Blogs 1, 2 and 3
Are considered the total assessment piece
This applies to the whole submission so little evidence of reflection in all three will be awarded a Pass
25% A concise and clear reflective piece written in the first person with clear and succinct introduction and conclusion evident A reflective piece written in the first person with adequate introduction and conclusion evident Some evidence of reflection written in the first person
Some evidence of introduction and conclusion Little evidence of reflection written in the first person Nursing Reflection
little evidence of introduction and conclusion No evidence of reflection No evidence of introduction and conclusion
Content 60%
Blog 1: Challenges in relation to your clinical placements

20% Clearly and accurately discusses potential challenges during clinical placements that may impact on this final placement Provides a description of potential challenges during clinical placements that may impact on this final placement Some evidence of potential challenges during clinical placements that may impact on this final placement Little evidence of potential challenges during clinical placements that may impact on this final placement No evidence of potential challenges during clinical placements that may impact on this final placement Nursing Reflection
Blog 2: Challenges in relation to transitioning to a Registered Nurse

20% Clearly and accurately discusses potential challenges that may arise during transition to a registered nurse Provides a description of potential challenges that may arise during transition to a registered nurse Some evidence of potential challenges that may arise during transition to a registered nurse Little evidence of potential challenges that may arise during transition to a registered nurse No evidence of potential challenges that may arise during transition to a registered nurse
Blog 3: Reflection and discussion of strengths and strategies

20% Clearly and accurately reflects on strengths and provides strategies to address challenges identified in blog 2 Reflects on strengths and provides strategies to address challenges identified in blog 2 Some evidence of reflection on strengths and strategies to address challenges identified in blog 2 Little evidence of reflection strategies or strengths identified to address challenges identified in blog 2 No evidence of reflection No strategies or strengths identified to address challenges identified in blog 2

I am Currently an Endorsed Enrolled nurse doing my bachelor of nursing to becoming an registered nurse. So while I m on placement I am a student. I have been nursing for over 20 yrs. Please describe being a current nurse to being a student and taking instructions from registered nurses. How I had to remove my current status as an endorsed enrolled nurse to become a student and the difficulties I had to face and daily challenges as a student being watched when I do medications and procedures on patients. Registered nurses hold more responsibilities how that will impact on me when I become a registered nurse and more rewarding.

I am Currently an Endorsed Enrolled nurse doing my bachelor of nursing to becoming an registered nurse. So while I m on placement I am a student. I have been nursing for over 20 yrs. Please describe being a current nurse to being a student and taking instructions from registered nurses. How I had to remove my current status as an endorsed enrolled nurse to become a student and the difficulties I had to face and daily challenges as a student being watched when I do medications and procedures on patients. Registered nurses hold more responsibilities how that will impact on me when I become a registered nurse and more rewarding.
this is the information i wanted to add so the writer understands it better when writting the reflection