Trainee ACP Review

Caring for people in their own homes providing urgent nursing care to help avoid admission to hospital. Ensuring patients needs are met, providing assessment, planning treatments and interventions. Referring to other members of multi disciplinary team, signposting to other services which may be able to meet needs of the patient.

Very well structured. From the outset there have been clear guidelines and students are aware of the expectations. The staff are all supportive. At times it has felt that some of the modules have been slightly disorganised however I think this is due to staff sickness and things have had to be changed last minute.

I recieve an adequate amount of support, however I do have to actively seek out that support. If I was the sort of person who was less of an doer I may have struggled, however my employer is aware of the type of person I am and always offers support and encourages me to speak to them

Lots of support, lectures, tutorials, whether online or face to face are always well prepared. Staff are approachable and are positive and want the students to do well creating open and honest relationships. Lots of opportunities for tutorials, one to ones and extra support if needed. Exam preparation also good

It has helped me enormously. My confidence in my skills and ability has increased, and other staff and colleagues have commented on this as a positive. My knowledge has increased, which has had a positive impact on my skills and behaviour when caring for patients. Have become aware of the wider impact of care

Yes

Positive, encouraging culture