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Clinical and Fieldwork Placement in the Health Professions
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Description| Publisher | Oxford University Press ANZ |
| Author(s) | Karen Stagnitti / Adrian Schoo / Dianne Welch |
| Edition | 2 |
| Published | 19th April 2013 |
| Related course codes | OCCT14006 - Professional Occupational Therapy Practice 2, MRS290 - Medical Radiation Science Practicum 1, HSO208 - Analysis of Occupational Performance, OT3012 - Professional Practice Preparation, PS3006 - Complex cases in rural, 10024 - MRS Residency 2, 10025 - MRS Residency 2 H, 10070 - Professional Practice in Exercise Physiology |
A logical approach takes you from student to health professionalPart 1 covers broader issues such as getting ready for placement, your role, rights and responsibilities, supervision, assessment and working in teams. Part 2 provides information on a variety of clinical fieldwork placement settings, and how to prepare for each. Part 3 helps you transition from student to fieldwork educator and includes information about recruiting students back to your workplace.Encourages multidisciplinary practiceThe key to good health practice is to have all health professionals working together successfully with shared skills in reflective practice and in engaging clients in care. This text uses clinical examples to demonstrate interdisciplinary teamwork in action, and encourages reflective and ethical practice.Includes advice from a wide range of contributorsGreat depth and diversity of experience from health practitioners across Australia provides a well-rounded approach to your fieldwork experience, including interviews with clinical supervisors from nursing and allied health professions.NEW TO THIS EDITIONNew chapter, ‘Working in Palliative Care’New chapter, ‘Becoming a Reflective Practitioner’Portfolio development exercises, which help to shape a student’s clinical portfolioMore detail on competency standards for students on placementA ‘supervisor profile’ (interview) within each chapter of Part 2 shows students the role of the supervisor and the supervisor’s expectations during placement.
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