Clinical studies, Community nursing 5th and 6th semester

Practical studies in home-care nursing Nursing care for patients admitted to the home care nursing for treatment and assessment.

Learning outcome - knowledge: After having completed the course, the student has knowledge about: - Illness and conditions that influence the patient's health - Basic needs of patients with acute, critical and chronic illness. - Nursing care for dying patients and their next of kin. - Communication with patients with illness, and understands the importance of information and counsel to patients and their next of kin. - Individual health promotion and disease prevention. - Medication administration in a home care nursing - Nursing documentation in community health care services - Relevant laws and regulations - The competence of other professional groups. Learning outcome - skills: After completing the course, the student should be able to: - Provide nursing care for patients with acute, critical and chronic conditions - Apply relevant knowledge in the delivery of nursing care - Document nursing care based on the nursing process - Communicate and cooperate with patients and their next of kin - Give information, and counsel patients and their next of kin - Communicate and cooperate with other nurses and professional groups - Promote health and prevent further disease for individual patients - Administer medications safely and responsibly - Plan and deliver nursing care independently - Deliver safe nursing care in accordance with professional ethics and relevant laws and regulations. Learning outcome - competency: After completing the course, the student should: - Demonstrate a critical-analytical attitude towards nursing and the health care services. - Deliver evidence-based nursing with a caring attitude.

Clinical studies (clinical placement) Supervision Reflection, individually and in groups Interprofessional learning