SU NSG7200 2021 November Week 10 Project Latest

NSG7200 Advanced Nursing Field Experience

Week 10 Project 

Learning Portfolio

Your portfolio is due this week.

As a reminder:

A learning portfolio provides evidence of learning by demonstrating a connection between your personal learning objectives, activities related to your clinical experience, and course objectives.

Your portfolio is a dynamic and personally tailored document that provides a summary of learning events. It may be formal, but it may also include diverse events from outside clinical work that have contributed to your development and achievement of both personal and course objectives. The entire content of the portfolio does not necessarily need to be comprehensive, but it needs to reflect the ongoing achievement of course outcomes through supervised clinical practice at the clinical doctoral level.

The given list of items highlights documents that you should have at this point in the program. You may have more. Please remember to incorporate items from your DNP program. Items should be current. If you are repeating this course, the instructor will review your last portfolio grade with documents and grade your current portfolio on the basis of your additional submissions or revisions during this class.

Items that are required to be included in your learning portfolio:

An updated curriculum vitae (CV) (a resume will not be accepted)

Personal details (related to nursing), exam certificates, and date of qualification (licensure, certification, etc.)

A concept map (required) that provides an overview of the negotiated contract between a student and the advisor with respect to expected course outcomes across all components of the clinical experience

Career intentions supported by the selected clinical activities

Clinical experiences and their application to course outcomes

Objectives in current clinical placement toward program goals

Supporting activities that may occur external to the clinical experience but supporting the attainment of course outcomes

Preceptor evaluation forms (confidential)

Research experience supporting program progression

Reflective commentary and evidence (examples) of progress toward achieving specific course objectives

Publications

Presentations at local, regional, national, or international meetings

Audit projects undertaken and completed

Teaching notes and critiques of student logs

A summary of clinical experiences or semester with personal reflection

Memorable opportunities and organizational challenges

Seminar from this course (a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation)

Anything else you feel may be relevant

In addition to this list, you may include other assignments from your DNP program that you feel add to your portfolio. Your portfolio should provide the evidence needed to clearly articulate the congruence of your educational preparation with the DNP Essentials. As in past courses, it is crucial to familiarize yourself again with the DNP Essentials.

This should be compiled into a word document, and utilize a table of contents and APA format with page numbers, running head and an updated reference page.