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Clinical Rotation Plan for Nursing Students

The document outlines a clinical rotation plan for nursing students. It defines clinical rotation plans, lists their objectives and principles. It discusses factors to consider when planning rotations and elaborates on preparing plans. It also covers organizing learning experiences and the teacher's role in ensuring continuity and maximum learning.

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Clinical Rotation Plan for Nursing Students

The document outlines a clinical rotation plan for nursing students. It defines clinical rotation plans, lists their objectives and principles. It discusses factors to consider when planning rotations and elaborates on preparing plans. It also covers organizing learning experiences and the teacher's role in ensuring continuity and maximum learning.

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Clinical rotation plan

Prepared By:
Mercy Parneetha K.A.
Objectives of the class

 To define clinical rotation plan


 To enumerate the objectives of clinical rotation plan
 To enumerate principles of clinical rotation plan
 To discuss the factors affecting the plan for clinical
rotation plan
 To elaborate the plan for preparing clinical rotation
plan.
 Discuss the role of teacher in clinical rotation plan .
Definition

 Clinical rotation plan is the statement which explains


the order of the clinical posting of various group of
nursing students belonging to different classes in
relevant clinical areas and community health settings
as per the requirements laid down by the statutory
bodies .
Objectives

 It will help student to gain maximum experience


from clinical area and community settings
 It will contribute towards the attainment of overall
objectives of the nursing educational programme.
Principles
 Accordance with the master plan
 it must be made in advance
 Maxims of teaching should be followed
 Principles of continuity , sequence and integration should
be followed
 Enough teaching staff should be present
 Seeking suggestions of nursing staff.
 All the students should get enough experience.
 All the assignments related to clinical area should be
finished before the completion of postings .
 Overcrowding is not advisable.
Factors to be considered in planning
clinical rotation
 Standards , policies , philosophy , and objectives of
organization.
 Curriculum outline
 Requirements laid down in syllabus
 Course objectives
 INC guidelines
 Nature of clinical facilities available location of the wards.
 Teacher -student ratio.
 Permission from the authorities and payment of fees
 Formal theory classes.
 Facilities.
 Availability of appropriate time to avoid overlapping of
students.
Cont..

 Clinical instructors
 Number of Staff nurses
 Duration
 Size of ward
 Select ward depending on the guidelines
 Adhere to rotation plan.
Planning and organizing clinical
experiences

 INTRODUCTION
 Learning by doing
 Conductive environment
 Right clinical areas at the right time.
 Orientation
 Theory before clinical exposure
 Requirements
Planning and organizing clinical
experiences

 FACTORS TO BE CONSIDERED FOR PROVIDING CLINICAL


FACILITIES
 Philosophy
 Nursing philosophy
 Function of nurse and levels of care
 Course objectives
 Standards
 availability of infrastructure equipments ad supplies
 Personnel
 Budget
 Field visit.
 PRINCIPLES OF SELECTING LEARNING EXPERIENCE
IN CLINICAL AREA
 practice type of behavior
 Time and opportunity
 Provide learning situation.
 Possibilities of students
 Mastery of essential information.
 ORGANIZATION OF LEARNING EXPERIENCES
 continuity
 Sequence
 Integration
 Correlation.
Role of teacher

 One experience will provide many nursign activities


 Different experiences should be provided to
reinforce many activities
 No gap in the clinical experiences.
 relationship between theory and practice.
 Before the clinical experience he major theory has to
be covered .
 Concurrent evaluation to avoid mistakes and
subjectiveness.
Role of teacher

 Teaching practice provide experiences continuously.


 Avoid over crowding
 Division of students in groups , should be based on
supervisory principle:
 Alphabetical order
 Registered no. of teachers
 Observation of students
 No of clinical areas to be completed.
Role of teacher

 Meaningful experiences
 Flexible and not too rigid
 All procedures have to be observed for each student.
 Assigning clients depends upon :
 Students level of knowledge and experince
 Faculty member
 Patients point of view, condition wise system affected .
 Doctor wise
 Geographic area
 Patients need wise .
Discussion

 Plan a clinical rotation for the M.Sc. Nursing 2nd year students .
 Theory hours 150
 Practical hours 950
 Acute psychiatric ward 120 hours
 Chronic psychiatric ward 120 hours
 De addiction unit 120 hours
 Psychiatric emergency 120 hours
 OPD Neuro-psychiatric 90 hours
 Child psychiatry and child guidance 60 hours
 Post natal ward 30 hours
 Family psychiatric unit 60 hours
 Field visits 60 hours
 Re habilitation 60 hours
 Community mental health 120 hours
Thank you

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