Description of the Communication Event (30% i.e. about 500 words) It cannot be an overview or amalgam of every similar event. This must be one single event where the student personally was involved...

Description of the Communication Event (30% i.e. about 500 words)

It cannot be an overview or amalgam of every similar event. This must be one single event where the student personally was involved in. This means that the student was an active participant by speaking and/or writing. The description must state where and when the event took place and who were involved. The student must give specific examples of what they said and describe how their contribution was received.

Analysis of the Communication Event (30% i.e. about 500 words)

you should use resources and others to analyse their communication style from both personal and professional communication style perspectives. the Clinical Governance may also aid in this analysis. AS these events occurred at a clinical venue, the venue’s communication policies and procedures should also be examined to determine if the student met such requirements. Students are encouraged to search for journal articles from nursing and other health professional databases and include them in their analysis. There are many excellent articles available on both personal and professional communication. Remember that they need to be less than

Influence of the event on the student’s own nursing practice (20% about 350 words)

Students need to reflect on what they have learnt from the event and their analysis of it. In particular, they need to reflect on their own communication styles – both personal and professional and whether they have changed or will change the way that they communicate within their own nursing practice.