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Progression to Professional Register - HEA00002X

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  • Department: Health Sciences
  • Credit value: Information currently unavailable
  • Credit level: N
  • Academic year of delivery: 2023-24

Module will run

Occurrence Teaching period
A Autumn Term 2023-24
C Summer Term 2023-24
C1 Summer Term 2023-24

Module aims

To facilitate transition to the professional nursing register by ensuring that all statutory and regulatory requirements are achieved.

Module learning outcomes

To meet the programme requirements in relation to:

  1. Confirmation from the Academic Assessor that the student can be entered onto the professional nursing register.
  2. Confirmation that the student has completed and submitted their Mandatory Training workbook; for Adult field of practice students this includes confirmation that they achieved the EU requirements for adult nursing.
  3. Confirmation that the student has submitted an accurate record of the nursing hours completed in practice.
  4. Confirmation from the Programme Leader that the student's Declaration of Good Health and Good Character has been completed following consultation with their supervisor.
  5. Confirmation that the student has completed 'Practice Supervisor ready' training.

Indicative assessment

Task % of module mark Group
Departmental - attendance requirement 25.0 Default
Practical 25.0 Default
Practical 25.0 Default
Practical 25.0 Default
Departmental - attendance requirement 20.0 A
Practical 20.0 A
Practical 20.0 A
Practical 20.0 A
Practical 20.0 A

Special assessment rules

None

Indicative reassessment

Task % of module mark Group
Practical 25.0 Default
Practical 20.0 A

Module feedback

Feedback would be provided via an Action Plan.

Indicative reading

n/a


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