Perioperative Care Analysis

Job ID: 39896118

Budget: $30 – $250 AUD

You may submit this assessment in either week 5 or week 9

Length: 2000 words +/- 10%

Weighting: 40%

The purpose of this assessment is to provide you with the opportunity to demonstrate your ability to deliver individualised, evidence-based care to people within the perioperative setting.

You should base your care analysis on a person you have recently cared for during your clinical practice. Alternatively, you may wish to relate your answer to any of the people from the care scenarios covered in Themes 1 and 2, or later themes, depending on your submission week.

Discuss the most appropriate interventions with rationales and outcomes, referencing contemporary evidence. Include best practice guidelines and professional perioperative standards to demonstrate clinical reasoning and evidence-based practice.

Your care analysis should address the following points:

legal and ethical issues
nursing assessment specific to your role
non-technical skills, including communication
infection prevention and control measures
promoting a safe environment
Your work will be marked against the 283: Instrument/circulating nursing care analysis rubric.

Submission status
Attempt number This is attempt 1.
Submission status No submissions have been made yet
Grading status Not graded
Time remaining 14 days 8 hours remaining
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Grading criteria
Based on E.3.14 ACN Marking Rubric - Reflective Essay V2 September 2022. For the PDF version of this rubric, please click here.

KNOWLEDGE & UNDERSTANDING
The student understands the assessment question, presents an interpretation of a chosen or provided case study and demonstrates knowledge & understanding of the concepts related to the analysis of care.
Maximum score35
CONSTRUCTION
The care analysis is constructed in a standard academic format using an introduction, background, case evaluation, proposed solutions or management plan, recommendations, and conclusion.
The content themes are organised logically, concept by concept, building a coherent position or argument.
There is a clear response to the critical discussion topics of the assessment, highlighting any ‘new’ knowledge, gaps in literature & implications for future perioperative nursing practice.
Maximum score25
RESEARCH AND EVIDENCE
The student demonstrates an ability to link theory to practice by integrating research & evidence into the development of the analysis of care, cultivating ideas & supporting the content position. Perioperative nursing standards have been included.
Maximum score25
WRITING AND REFERENCING
The assessment is written using correct spelling and grammar and follows the ACN recommendations for academic writing format and referencing style.
Maximum score15