Quality Assurance of Practice Learning for Health Care Professions EDUCATION AUDIT & PRACTICE EXPERIENCE PROFILE

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1 Quality Assurance of Practice Learning for Health Care Professions EDUCATION AUDIT & PRACTICE EXPERIENCE PROFILE D. LEARNING ENVIRONMENT (CLUSTER) / PRACTICE EXPERIENCE PROFILE held electronically by the HEI, Trust/Organisation (HSO) and Learning Environment TRUST / Health Service Organisation (HSO) & web link Learning Environment Leads (LEL) Contact Details NHS Isle of Wight Donna Baker and Jenny Honeyman ext 5410 or ext 5358 donna.baker@iow.nhs.uk or jenny.honeyman@iow.nhs.uk LEARNING ENVIRONMENT CLUSTER / DIRECTORATE Education Lead for Cluster Contact Details LEARNING ENVIRONMENT / PRACTICE EXPERIENCE NAME Address St. Mary s Hospital Newport Isle of Wight PO30 5TG Tel / Main Switchboard Date of LE / Practice Experience Profile: January 2012 Date last Profile completed:: November 2009 LEARNING ENVIRONMENT / PRACTICE EXPERIENCE TEAM completing PROFILE and Key Contacts Name Position Work Base Contact Number and address Simon Norris Staff nurse/theatre practitioner. Education Lead. Day Surgery, Recovery room ext 2005 Simon.norris@iow.nhs.uk WELCOME to Trust / Health Service Organisation NHS Isle of Wight provides Acute Care, Mental Health, Ambulance and Community Services that would otherwise be provided by lots of different organisations on the mainland. This is because living on an island makes travelling elsewhere in the UK for treatment more difficult and, with quite a small population, we can provide care more cost effectively as a single organisation. NHS Isle of Wight employs approximately 3,000 staff, is committed to personal development and has strong links with Southampton, Portsmouth and Bournemouth Universities. In addition to the central hospital site of St Mary's, Newport, there are a variety of health clinics and community bases across the Island from which many of the Trust's services are delivered. South Central Student Learning Charter Please read South Central Student Place K:\Learning Environment Team\Intranet documents\practice Placement profiles\planned Directorate\THEATRES\PART D - Practice Profile DAY THEATRES.doc Page 1 of 8

2 GENERAL INFORMATION for ALL LEARNERS Travel Information / Getting here... Google Map link / Trust web link: Access by: Web Link Comments BUS TRAIN CAR Parking arrangements/costs: Other suggestions: Boats to the Island: or or Accommodation available: OTHER LEARNERS Other Universities accessing our Learning Environment / Practice Experience for Student Learning, whom you may meet whilst on placement these are highlighted below: SOUTHAMPTON PORTSMOUTH BOURNEMOUTH OPEN UNIVERSITY READING SURREY Other We also support a range of professions and different learners on the following programmes, as highlighted below: Nursing Adult field Occupational Therapy Medical HCS Cardiac Physiology, Respiratory & Sleep Nursing Child field Physiotherapy Radiography (Diagnostic) HCS Audiology, Neurophysiology, Vision Science Nursing - Mental Health field Podiatry Radiography (Therapeutic) HCS Life Sciences (Blood, Infection, Cellular, Genetics) Nursing Learning Disabilities Speech & Language Therapy Clinical Psychology HCS Med Physics (Radiotherapy, Radiation, Nuclear) Midwifery Dietetics Social Work HCS Clinical Engineering (Med, Rad, Renal, Rehab) Foundation Degree Apprenticeships Other K:\Learning Environment Team\Intranet documents\practice Placement profiles\planned Directorate\THEATRES\PART D - Practice Profile DAY THEATRES.doc Page 2 of 8

3 OVERVIEW of TRUST / Health Service Organisation (HSO) Showing divisional /directorate / community care team breakdown etc and where Learning Environment (Cluster) / Practice Experience sits Z:\Learning Environment Team\Au PROFILE for Learning Environment (Cluster) / Practice Experience Area / Locality Service / Team Location Key Contacts Tel No / Address Day Surgery Day Surgery Day Surgery Simon Norris ext 2005 Simon.norris@iow.nhs.uk Learning Environment (Cluster) / Practice Experience Philosophy or Mission Statement Day Surgical Unit Philosophy of Care: The Day surgical Unit provides elective surgery on a day care basis to the population of the Isle of Wight. We are a multi-skilled team of Theatre Practitioners who specialise in the care of patients in Day Surgery. Our approach to care is individualised and holistic and we believe that each patient has a right to privacy, dignity and confidentiality at all times during his or her stay in the Day Surgery Unit. As professionals we work as a team and endeavour to uphold high standards of evidence based practice at all times. Our conduct is always in accordance with the professional codes of conduct from the NMC and AODP. Description of the Service we provide and Client groups who may access it: Day Surgery: General surgery; Urology; Gynaecology. All Surgery: Ophthalmology; ENT; Maxillo-facial and Dental. Chronic pain management. TRUSS biopsy clinics. Most patients are admitted, operated on and discharged home within a single day although we have recourse to surgical wards such as St Helens (via the bed management team) should a prolonged supervised recovery period be needed. K:\Learning Environment Team\Intranet documents\practice Placement profiles\planned Directorate\THEATRES\PART D - Practice Profile DAY THEATRES.doc Page 3 of 8

4 Other areas of interest and related experience available Pre-assessment and booked admissions. Main theatres. Chronic and acute pain management teams. LEARNER INFORMATION Work Pattern (eg Shift patterns, start & finish times) Dress / Uniform Code Staff room / Rest Room facilities Library / IT Resources Induction / Orientation Programmes Welcome Folder Normally Monday to Friday. The department is open from 08:00 21:00 on Monday and Tuesday; 08:00 19:30 on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Shift patterns are arranged to cover these times over a five day working week. UoS Student uniform in conjunction with NHS IOW dress code policy / Theatre Blues within DSU. Full staff rest room and kitchen facilities. Microwave and kettle available. The Oliveira Library is based at St Mary's Hospital in the education centre and provides a full library service to all NHS employees on the Island, students on placement and other groups by arrangement. A reference service is also available to the general public. We aim to provide information and support on the following: Clinical questions, Evidence based Healthcare, Education, Research, Continuing Professional Development, Lifelong Learning, Management, Clinical Governance and Audit If you would like further information on library services, please contact Anne Lancey, Library and Knowledge Services Manager. Tel Fax library@iow.nhs.uk Z:\Learning Environment Team\St Student Tutorial / Seminar Programme (if available) Managing Student Issues flow chart & main contacts Monthly student reflection sessions are provided by the Learning Environment Team (LET). Dates / times can be found by contacting the LET on learningenvironment@iow.nhs.uk Simon Norris. Abbreviations / Glossary relevant to this area K:\Learning Environment Team\Intranet documents\practice Placement profiles\planned Directorate\THEATRES\PART D - Practice Profile DAY THEATRES.doc Page 4 of 8

5 Prior recommended reading / websites / resources Common assessments / interventions / procedures / treatments / evaluations Common conditions seen Specific areas of expertise/clinical skills which students can observe / learn from / Practice Admission and preparation for surgery, peri-operative care, first and second stage recovery and nurse-led discharge. Conditions relevant to the surgical intervention. Admission and preparation for surgery, peri-operative care, first and second stage recovery and nurse-led discharge. LIST of LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES available in main hub placement area Patient admission and preparation for surgery. Peri-operative practice: Anaesthetics; Theatre management; Scrub practice. Acute recovery practice: Airway management and acute pain management of paediatric and adult patients. Second stage recovery management and nurse-led discharge. Chronic pain management via doctor and nurse-led clinics and theatre intervention. Minor Surgical and Ophthalmic procedures and TRUSS biopsy clinics. LIST of LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES available in Linked areas / spoke organisations Nurse-led and anaesthetist-led pre-admission assessment. Main theatres (particularly for other areas such as Orthopaedic and Trauma) and main theatre recovery/itu. Hospital wide chronic and acute pain management teams. Main surgical wards. Community nursing teams. Prison theatre unit. LIST of Inter professional learning opportunities for students on placement Anaesthetics: Working with anaesthetists and ODPs. K:\Learning Environment Team\Intranet documents\practice Placement profiles\planned Directorate\THEATRES\PART D - Practice Profile DAY THEATRES.doc Page 5 of 8

6 Surgery: Working alongside consultants and surgeons. Radiography: The radiographers attend some surgical procedures and most theatre pain management sessions. Physiotherapy: Physiotherapists visit some patients pre-operatively. Specifically for Nursing students, are there opportunities on this placement for the student to have experience of working with other client groups? Eg Maternity care Child Care Extensive opportunity for paediatric care experience within theatre and the recovery room. Mental Health Care of those with mental health problems within theatre and the recovery room. Learning Disability Care of those with learning disabilities within theatre and the recovery room. Other A significant number of prisoners pass through the department. Please list all other services within this Trust/HSO and external NHS/Social Care/PVI services you liaise with or refer clients onto: Community nursing service. Private sector community care (Care homes, nursing homes and supported home care). GPs and GP practices. Podiatry. Occupational therapy. Please list all other Health and social care staff the student may have the opportunity to work with: OUR EXPECTATIONS of LEARNERS whilst on this Practice Experience: Staff employed within the above services. A willingness to turn every opportunity to learning account and profit from the wide scope of experience that is available. Students need to be pro-active in defining the opportunities which meet their own personal learning needs. K:\Learning Environment Team\Intranet documents\practice Placement profiles\planned Directorate\THEATRES\PART D - Practice Profile DAY THEATRES.doc Page 6 of 8

7 The following Policies and Guidance Documents MUST be made available to learners whilst on this Practice Experience: (Trust/HSO & locality to confirm list) Policy / Guidance Health & Safety Fire Confidentia lity Data Protection Equality & Diversity Infection Control Hand Hygiene Moving and Handling Where Located / Hyperlink Policy / Guidance pdf 9.pdf aspx 0Policy%20Nov%2009%20Final.pdf pdf and ents%20and%20visitors% pdf f%20loads%20policy%202011%20final.pdf Patient / Client consent Professional Codes of Conduct Violence and Aggression Lone Working Chaperoning & Escorting Vulnerable Adult / Child Education & Learning Managing Student Issues Where Located / Hyperlink editsb.pdf final.pdf e%20docs/student%20issues%20flow%20chart%20feb% pdf Accidents Security K:\Learning Environment Team\Intranet documents\practice Placement profiles\planned Directorate\THEATRES\PART D - Practice Profile DAY THEATRES.doc Page 7 of 8

8 and Clinical Incidents Emergency Procedures National / Local Guidance L.pdf Other pdf K:\Learning Environment Team\Intranet documents\practice Placement profiles\planned Directorate\THEATRES\PART D - Practice Profile DAY THEATRES.doc Page 8 of 8