Study Guide

Objective

The student:

Is able to plan, execute, evaluate, document and report a person-centered/client-centered care in collaboration with the patient and close relatives and demonstrates a reflective and ethical approach

Can apply theoretical knowledge and guidance methods in in-depth care work

Masters the aseptic way of working

Can use the central evidence based care methods and can perform clinical investigations, functional measurements and treatments

Can carry out care and patient monitoring using health technology and apply various directives regarding patient and client safety and sustainable development

Masters safe medication and fluid treatment

Content

Reflection

Ethics

Clinical skills

Supervision methods

Asepsis

Evidence based care methods

Clinical examinations

Functional measurements

Patient monitoring

Health technology

Patient and client safety

Sustainable development

Medication management

Fluid balance

Evaluation scale

Approved/Rejected

Qualifications

It is recommended that students have completed 180 credits