Discuss your scope of practice as a student re-entry/international entry nurse at the beginning of your clinical placement
Length: 2500 words 1. Delegation Justification (1500 words) 2. Ethical/Legal response (1000 words) The word count is considered from the first word of the introduction to the last word of the conclusion. It excludes the cover page, abstract, contents page, reference list and appendices. It includes in-text references and direct quotations. Referencing Style: APA 6th Edition Format: • Size 12 font (Times New Roman or Arial) • 1.5 spacing The Task In this assignment, you will outline the delegation and supervision requirements you must comply with as a student re-entry or international entry nurse on clinical placement. You will consider these requirements across the trajectory of clinical placement. Further, you will extend the assignment by outlining how you will navigate a common legal and ethical dilemma faced by student nurses. Step 1 Please watch the handover video: This patient has been allocated to your buddy Registered Nurse for the shift. Week 1: a) Discuss your scope of practice as a student re-entry/international entry nurse at the beginning of your clinical placement. b) Identify, then justify, the nursing cares that would be appropriate for you to perform in your first week of clinical placement. c) Using the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia decision-making framework, discuss how you will negotiate delegation of these cares with your Registered Nurse buddy. Week 4 (Re-Entry)/ Week 6 (International Entry): a) Discuss your scope of practice as a student re-entry/international entry nurse at the end of clinical placement. b) Identify, then justify, the nursing cares that would be appropriate for you to perform in your last week of clinical placement. c) Using the NMBA decision-making framework, discuss how you will negotiate delegation of these cares with your Registered Nurse buddy. STEP 2: During your clinical placement, you notice another student taking ‘selfies’ with patients. a) Please explain why this is an ethical and legal dilemma, explaining the laws, standards, codes or guidelines that it contravenes. b) Explain how you will act to approach the situation to ensure that you and the healthcare facility are not practising outside of your scope/law. In this section, you must refer to material covered in the course as well as sourcing evidence from other contemporary sources such as the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia and peer-reviewed journal articles. A minimum of 10 references (from peer-reviewed and grey sources) are necessary to demonstrate broad consideration of the entire assessment