Nursing in Internal Medicine and OncologyLaajuus (7 cr)
Code: USS22KV02
Credits
7 op
Objective
The student:
- can, as part of an inter-professional team plan, execute, evaluate, document and report a person-centered/client-centered sustainable care in collaboration with the patient and relatives and demonstrate a reflective and ethical approach to care
- has expertise in care work within internal medicine and can account for various health hindrances, health resources, illnesses, examinations and treatments and how different illnesses and complications can be prevented
- masters central evidence-based care methods within internal medicine and palliative care and can perform clinical examinations, functional measurements and treatments
- can in an inter-professional team respond to, support and supervise patients and relatives in palliative care and death, as well as account for and apply central laws and governing documents
- can meet different needs and provide support in spiritual, existential and cultural needs at the end of life
- can guide the patient
- is familiar with the chain of care
- can plan, execute and evaluate safe medication management
Content
Care of patients with different internal health issues/diseases
End-of-life care and identification of changes and symptoms of imminent death
The central illnesses and hindrances to health in internal medicine, clinical examinations, functional measurements, evidence-based patient-centered sustainable care and rehabilitation methods
Person-centered/client-centered care plan and summary within internal medicine and palliative care
Prevention of complications and illnesses
Counselling/education methods
Personal treatment and cultural diversity
Patient- and client safety
Aseptics
Nutrition
Resuscitation in a hospital environment
Chain of care and servicesystem
Medication management
Person-centered / client-centered care planning for palliative care
Documentation
Laws and guidelines for palliative care
Central evidence-based care methods in palliative care
Ethical, spiritual and existential issues at the end of life
Supporting and supervising relatives and their participation in care
Qualifications
No preliminary requirements
Enrollment
13.04.2024 - 28.05.2024
Timing
27.05.2024 - 10.11.2024
Number of ECTS credits allocated
7 op
Mode of delivery
Contact teaching
Unit
Faculty of Health and Welfare
Teaching languages
- Svenska
Degree programmes
- Degree Programme in Nursing
- Degree Programme in Public Health Nursing
Teachers
- Josephine Åberg
- Michaela Jalava
- Åbo - timlärare Vård
Teacher in charge
Josephine Åberg
Groups
-
USS23D-ÅSjukskötare (YH), h23, dagstudier, Åbo
-
UHV23D-ÅHälsovårdare (YH), h23, dagstudier, Åbo
Objective
The student:
- can, as part of an inter-professional team plan, execute, evaluate, document and report a person-centered/client-centered sustainable care in collaboration with the patient and relatives and demonstrate a reflective and ethical approach to care
- has expertise in care work within internal medicine and can account for various health hindrances, health resources, illnesses, examinations and treatments and how different illnesses and complications can be prevented
- masters central evidence-based care methods within internal medicine and palliative care and can perform clinical examinations, functional measurements and treatments
- can in an inter-professional team respond to, support and supervise patients and relatives in palliative care and death, as well as account for and apply central laws and governing documents
- can meet different needs and provide support in spiritual, existential and cultural needs at the end of life
- can guide the patient
- is familiar with the chain of care
- can plan, execute and evaluate safe medication management
Content
Care of patients with different internal health issues/diseases
End-of-life care and identification of changes and symptoms of imminent death
The central illnesses and hindrances to health in internal medicine, clinical examinations, functional measurements, evidence-based patient-centered sustainable care and rehabilitation methods
Person-centered/client-centered care plan and summary within internal medicine and palliative care
Prevention of complications and illnesses
Counselling/education methods
Personal treatment and cultural diversity
Patient- and client safety
Aseptics
Nutrition
Resuscitation in a hospital environment
Chain of care and servicesystem
Medication management
Person-centered / client-centered care planning for palliative care
Documentation
Laws and guidelines for palliative care
Central evidence-based care methods in palliative care
Ethical, spiritual and existential issues at the end of life
Supporting and supervising relatives and their participation in care
Evaluation scale
H-5
Qualifications
No preliminary requirements
Enrollment
01.12.2023 - 19.05.2024
Timing
20.05.2024 - 15.12.2024
Number of ECTS credits allocated
7 op
Mode of delivery
Contact teaching
Unit
Faculty of Health and Welfare
Teaching languages
- Svenska
Degree programmes
- Degree Programme in Nursing
- Degree Programme in Public Health Nursing
Teachers
- Josephine Åberg
- Michaela Jalava
- Åbo - timlärare Vård
Teacher in charge
Josephine Åberg
Groups
-
USS23F-ÅSjukskötare (YH), h23, flerformsstudier, Åbo
Objective
The student:
- can, as part of an inter-professional team plan, execute, evaluate, document and report a person-centered/client-centered sustainable care in collaboration with the patient and relatives and demonstrate a reflective and ethical approach to care
- has expertise in care work within internal medicine and can account for various health hindrances, health resources, illnesses, examinations and treatments and how different illnesses and complications can be prevented
- masters central evidence-based care methods within internal medicine and palliative care and can perform clinical examinations, functional measurements and treatments
- can in an inter-professional team respond to, support and supervise patients and relatives in palliative care and death, as well as account for and apply central laws and governing documents
- can meet different needs and provide support in spiritual, existential and cultural needs at the end of life
- can guide the patient
- is familiar with the chain of care
- can plan, execute and evaluate safe medication management
Content
Care of patients with different internal health issues/diseases
End-of-life care and identification of changes and symptoms of imminent death
The central illnesses and hindrances to health in internal medicine, clinical examinations, functional measurements, evidence-based patient-centered sustainable care and rehabilitation methods
Person-centered/client-centered care plan and summary within internal medicine and palliative care
Prevention of complications and illnesses
Counselling/education methods
Personal treatment and cultural diversity
Patient- and client safety
Aseptics
Nutrition
Resuscitation in a hospital environment
Chain of care and servicesystem
Medication management
Person-centered / client-centered care planning for palliative care
Documentation
Laws and guidelines for palliative care
Central evidence-based care methods in palliative care
Ethical, spiritual and existential issues at the end of life
Supporting and supervising relatives and their participation in care
Evaluation scale
H-5
Qualifications
No preliminary requirements
Enrollment
01.12.2023 - 07.01.2024
Timing
08.01.2024 - 09.06.2024
Number of ECTS credits allocated
7 op
Mode of delivery
Contact teaching
Unit
Faculty of Health and Welfare
Teaching languages
- Svenska
Degree programmes
- Degree Programme in Nursing
- Degree Programme in Public Health Nursing
Teachers
- Josephine Åberg
- Michaela Jalava
- Åbo - timlärare Vård
Teacher in charge
Josephine Åberg
Groups
-
ÖH23REGUSS-ÅÖppna YH, Regionalt till sjukskötare, 120 sp
Objective
The student:
- can, as part of an inter-professional team plan, execute, evaluate, document and report a person-centered/client-centered sustainable care in collaboration with the patient and relatives and demonstrate a reflective and ethical approach to care
- has expertise in care work within internal medicine and can account for various health hindrances, health resources, illnesses, examinations and treatments and how different illnesses and complications can be prevented
- masters central evidence-based care methods within internal medicine and palliative care and can perform clinical examinations, functional measurements and treatments
- can in an inter-professional team respond to, support and supervise patients and relatives in palliative care and death, as well as account for and apply central laws and governing documents
- can meet different needs and provide support in spiritual, existential and cultural needs at the end of life
- can guide the patient
- is familiar with the chain of care
- can plan, execute and evaluate safe medication management
Content
Care of patients with different internal health issues/diseases
End-of-life care and identification of changes and symptoms of imminent death
The central illnesses and hindrances to health in internal medicine, clinical examinations, functional measurements, evidence-based patient-centered sustainable care and rehabilitation methods
Person-centered/client-centered care plan and summary within internal medicine and palliative care
Prevention of complications and illnesses
Counselling/education methods
Personal treatment and cultural diversity
Patient- and client safety
Aseptics
Nutrition
Resuscitation in a hospital environment
Chain of care and servicesystem
Medication management
Person-centered / client-centered care planning for palliative care
Documentation
Laws and guidelines for palliative care
Central evidence-based care methods in palliative care
Ethical, spiritual and existential issues at the end of life
Supporting and supervising relatives and their participation in care
Evaluation scale
H-5
Qualifications
No preliminary requirements
Enrollment
01.02.2023 - 24.05.2023
Timing
26.05.2023 - 12.11.2023
Number of ECTS credits allocated
7 op
Mode of delivery
Contact teaching
Unit
Faculty of Health and Welfare
Teaching languages
- Svenska
Seats
0 - 35
Degree programmes
- Degree Programme in Nursing
- Degree Programme in Public Health Nursing
Teachers
- Josephine Åberg
- Michaela Jalava
- Åbo - timlärare Vård
Teacher in charge
Josephine Åberg
Groups
-
UHV22D-ÅHälsovårdare (YH), h22, dagstudier, Åbo
-
USS22D-ÅSjukskötare (YH), h22, dagstudier, Åbo
Objective
The student:
- can, as part of an inter-professional team plan, execute, evaluate, document and report a person-centered/client-centered sustainable care in collaboration with the patient and relatives and demonstrate a reflective and ethical approach to care
- has expertise in care work within internal medicine and can account for various health hindrances, health resources, illnesses, examinations and treatments and how different illnesses and complications can be prevented
- masters central evidence-based care methods within internal medicine and palliative care and can perform clinical examinations, functional measurements and treatments
- can in an inter-professional team respond to, support and supervise patients and relatives in palliative care and death, as well as account for and apply central laws and governing documents
- can meet different needs and provide support in spiritual, existential and cultural needs at the end of life
- can guide the patient
- is familiar with the chain of care
- can plan, execute and evaluate safe medication management
Content
Care of patients with different internal health issues/diseases
End-of-life care and identification of changes and symptoms of imminent death
The central illnesses and hindrances to health in internal medicine, clinical examinations, functional measurements, evidence-based patient-centered sustainable care and rehabilitation methods
Person-centered/client-centered care plan and summary within internal medicine and palliative care
Prevention of complications and illnesses
Counselling/education methods
Personal treatment and cultural diversity
Patient- and client safety
Aseptics
Nutrition
Resuscitation in a hospital environment
Chain of care and servicesystem
Medication management
Person-centered / client-centered care planning for palliative care
Documentation
Laws and guidelines for palliative care
Central evidence-based care methods in palliative care
Ethical, spiritual and existential issues at the end of life
Supporting and supervising relatives and their participation in care
Evaluation scale
H-5
Qualifications
No preliminary requirements