The Professional Capstone and Practicum course requires students to select a course mentor. This mentor is not a preceptor, but an individual who will guide students as they work to complete the practice immersion hour requirements for this course. Students are not required to “shadow” their mentor.

The course mentor should be someone who can provide professional development knowledge and guidance and who possesses a genuine interest in working with students to further their academic goals.

Selection, approval, and retention of a course mentor must be completed as soon as possible at the start of this course, as this individual will be working with the student on each assignment that incorporates practice immersion hours. Working with a course mentor is mandatory.

Once a course mentor has agreed to serve in the role, you must complete and submit the following required documentation so that practice experiences can begin in a timely manner:

1. Field Experience Site Information Form
2. Qualified Mentor/Preceptor Summary Form
3. Mentor’s license, certification, and resume/curriculum vitae

The student is responsible for obtaining all signatures for the paperwork submission. Course faculty will approve all sites and mentors according to student learning needs and specific course objectives.

Do not initiate new work on practice-immersion-hour-based course assignments until your course instructor has approved your course mentor.

Once a course mentor is approved, students should contact the mentor within 1 week of receiving the approval notification. Students are encouraged to make an appointment to meet with their mentor in person and arrange to review the NRS-490 course objectives and the Individual Success Plan (ISP).

For more specific information on the course mentor process and roles and responsibilities, refer to Section Three of the Guidelines for Undergraduate Field Experiences resource.

 

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Think about your experiences with the healthcare system. Discuss an ethical or legal situation involving healthcare from your personal or professional life (or that happened to someone you know).

Or, think about a story you heard or read about in the news recently involving health care. Then, address the following:

• What about that situation stands out to you? Was that person treated fairly? Why or why not?
• What was the outcome?
• What, if anything, could have been done differently to improve the situation and/or the outcome?

Reflect on how this experience influenced your perception of health care providers or the healthcare system.

https://vtethicsnetwork.org/medical-ethics – article that can be used as support

 

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Complete reflection. Reading is attached. Also add 3 other references

Reference for reading attached

Panesar, S., & Carson-Stevens, A. (2014). Patient Safety and Healthcare Improvement at a

Glance (Vol. 1). Wiley.

 

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For Final Project I: Malpractice Case, you will analyze a provided on the Final Project 1 Guidelines and Rubric. 

First, you will complete the Describe the Case Worksheet to start the analysis of your case. One common method of case analysis is called the Issue, Rule, Application, and Conclusion (IRAC) method. For this task, you will only be completing the “Issue” portion of the IRAC method.

To complete this assignment, review the Describe the Case Worksheet Rubric document.

Attached below is the link to the case thats needed to answer the worksheet and the rubric and guidelines for all

 

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