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Degree Programme in Nursing

Degree:
Bachelor of Health Care

Degree title:
Bachelor of Health Care

Credits:
210 ects

Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2024
Code
(K72D24S)
Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2023
Code
(K72D23S)
Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2022
Code
(K72D22S)
Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2021
Code
(K72D21S)
Enrollment

13.03.2023 - 25.09.2023

Timing

05.09.2023 - 16.11.2023

Credits

5 op

Virtual proportion (cr)

2 op

Mode of delivery

60 % Contact teaching, 40 % Distance learning

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 50

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Eija Kehus
  • Hanne Luosujärvi
  • Päivi Hietala
  • Anitta Örn
  • Kirsi Heikkinen
Responsible person

Hanne Luosujärvi

Scheduling groups
  • Group A (Size: 25. Open UAS: 0.)
  • Group B (Size: 25. Open UAS: 0.)
Student groups
  • K72D23S
    Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2023
Education groups
  • Group A
  • Group B

Objective

Competence goals

You understand the significance of evidence-based knowledge and nursing science in nursing work.
You are familiar with the role of a nurse.
You can define the fundamental concepts in nursing, and describe the nursing care process. You are able to retrieve, analyse and assess information available in health sector publications and databases.
You know how to apply the document formats and referencing guidelines of the Lapland University of Applied Sciences.

Content

Contents

- Competence requirements of nurses, operational environment of nursing
- Evidence-based nursing
- Fundamental concepts and principles of nursing
- Nursing care process
- First Aid 1
- Information literacy
- Written communication: Forms and formats of Lapland UAS

Location and time

5.9-16.11.2023 Lapland University of Applied Sciences, Kemi

Materials

Material ja pre-recorded lectures in the Moodle.

Books:
-Berman, A., Snyder, Kozier B. & Erb G. 2008. Kozier & Erb’s Fundamentals of Nursing.
-Rautavaara-Nurmi, H, Westergård A, Henttonen T, Ojala M & Vuorinen, S. 2020. Hoitotyön taidot ja toiminnot. SanomaPro Oy.

Teaching methods

Independent study, independent assignments, workshops in campus, lectures in campus and online, first aid training in campus, essay.

Exam schedules

Essay independently. Essay return day 22.10.2023.

Content scheduling

Nurse`s profession
-Nurse’s competency requirements and operating environments
-First aid 1

Nursing science knowledgebase
-Essential concepts and principles of nursing care
-Nursing care process
-Evidence-based nursing care

Academic study and writing skills
-Information retrieval
-Academic writing: LUAS documents

Further information

5.9.2023 studies starts in campus.

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

You define the essential concepts, principles and process of nursing care, and evidence-based operations.

You define a nurse’s job description and required competence.

You name a few key sources in your field and utilise the Lapland UAS instruction in your learning exercises.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

You describe the essential concepts, principles and process of nursing, and explain evidence-based operations.

You describe a nurse’s job description and required competence.

You utilise some key sources in the field and provide clear written reports in accordance with the Lapland UAS instructions.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

You are able to link the essential concepts, principles and process of nursing care as part of evidence-based nursing.

You describe a nurse’s job description and required competence.

You utilise some key sources in the field and provide clear and fluent written reports in accordance with the conventions of the text type and the Lapland UAS instructions.

Assessment methods and criteria

Presence in workshops and first aid training 100%.

Essay: evaluation grade 1-5.
-Grade 1: You can connect one main concept of nursing to the content of the article. You know how to apply the content of the article to nursing care with one example. You can mainly follow the LUAS essay structure and mark the references to the text and reference list.
-Grade 3: You can connect all main concepts of nursing to the content of the article based on textbook type of references. You know how to apply the content of the article to nursing care with examples or reflect the topic diversely. You can follow the LUAS essay structure and mark the references to the text and reference list based on the instructions. The text proceeds mainly logically.
-Grade 5: You can connect all main concepts of nursing to the content of the article based on diverse scientific references. You know how to apply the content of the article to nursing care with examples and reflect the topic diversely and critically. You can follow the LUAS essay structure and mark the references to the text and reference list based on the instructions. The text proceeds logically and fluently.
-Rejected: Student does not reach the satisfactory level.

Other assignments: approved/complement

Enrollment

13.03.2023 - 25.09.2023

Timing

23.10.2023 - 31.12.2023

Credits

5 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 50

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Hanne Luosujärvi
  • Päivi Hietala
  • Susanna Leskinen
  • Kaisa Tarkiainen
Responsible person

Kaisa Tarkiainen

Scheduling groups
  • Harjoitusryhmä A (Size: 25. Open UAS: 0.)
  • Harjoitusryhmä B (Size: 25. Open UAS: 0.)
Student groups
  • K72D23S
    Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2023
Education groups
  • Group A
  • Group B

Objective

Competence goals

You can encounter and interact professionally with clients and patients of different ages and backgrounds, as well as their loved ones.
You know the importance of resource-oriented interaction in nursing.
You know how to work in accordance with the work community and teamworking skills.
You can work professionally and ethically in various interaction situations, including in online operating environments.
You know how to act in accordance with the values, ethical principles and guidelines of nursing.
You can identify ethical problems in nursing and discuss how to solve them.

Content

Contents

-Professional encounter and interaction
- The customer as an expert of their own life, a resource-oriented approach
- Professional role in communication, professional confidentiality
- Finnish language and communication; communication skills in work communities and digital services
- Ethical values, principles and professional ethical guidelines in nursing
- Ethical problems and their handling in nursing
- Responsibility and accountability in nursing

Location and time

At weeks 43-50, Course info 23.10.2023 at 8.15-9.45.

Materials

Books: 



- Cranmer & Nhemchena 2013. Ethics for Nurses: Theory and Practice. Chapters 1-9. E-book 



- ICN Code of Ethics 2012. www.icn.ch 



 



Additional articles and books: 



Articles: 



Kangasniemi, M., Pakkanen, P. & Korhonen, A. 2014. Professional ethics in nursing: an integrative review 



Books: 



- Abdelhamid, P., Juntunen, A. & Koskinen, L. Monikulttuurinen hoitotyö. Helsinki: WSOYpro Oy. 



- Leino-Kilpi, H.& Välimäki, M. 2015. Etiikka hoitotyössä. Helsinki: WSOY. e-book 

Exam schedules

12.12.2023 at 10.15-11.45.

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

You define the starting points of professional, nursing-based and resource-driven interaction.
You act responsibly in accordance with professional ethics.
You know the nursing values on which facing the client/patient respectfully and professional interaction are based.
You identify different ethical issues in nursing and propose solutions for them.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

You explain the significance of professional, nursing-based and resource-driven interaction considering individuals of different ages and characteristics.
You act responsibly and with justification in accordance with professional ethics.
You connect the nursing values on which facing the client/patient respectfully and professional interaction are based to practice.
You identify different ethical issues in nursing and propose justified solutions for them.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

You assess different meanings of professional, nursing-based and resource-driven interaction with clients of different ages and characteristics and people close to them.
You act responsibly, with justification, and by analysing different options in accordance with professional ethics.
With justification, you can connect the nursing values on which facing the client/patient respectfully and professional interaction are based to practice.
You examine and consider different ethical issues in nursing and propose justified solutions for them.

Enrollment

02.10.2023 - 07.01.2024

Timing

08.01.2024 - 28.01.2024

Credits

5 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 25

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Johanna Frant
  • Mira Oinas-Mäenalanen
Responsible person

Mira Oinas-Mäenalanen

Student groups
  • K72D22S
    Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2022

Objective

Competence goals

You can encounter customers of different ages and in different life situations in the changing operating environments.
You can interact with the customer with respect and confidence.
You understand the roles of different operational and service units as part of the care and service chain.
You are able to identify different third sector providers and their cooperation as part of the social and health care service system.

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Pass:

- You have the competence to encounter customers of different ages and in different life situations in changing operating environments.
- You can interact with the customer with respect and confidence.
- You understand the roles of different operational and service units as part of the care and service chain.
- You are able to identify different third sector providers and their cooperation as part of the social and health care service system.

Evaluation scale

Approved/Rejected

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Pass:

- You have the competence to encounter customers of different ages and in different life situations in changing operating environments.
- You can interact with the customer with respect and confidence.
- You understand the roles of different operational and service units as part of the care and service chain.
- You are able to identify different third sector providers and their cooperation as part of the social and health care service system.

Fail:

• You lack the skills to encounter customers of different ages and in different life situations in the changing operating environments.
• You cannot interact with the customer in a respectful and confident way.
• You fail to understand the roles of different operational and service units as part of the care and service chain.
• You fail to identify different third sector providers and cooperation with them as part of the social and health care service system.

Assessment criteria, fail (0)

Fail:

• You lack the skills to encounter customers of different ages and in different life situations in the changing operating environments.
• You cannot interact with the customer in a respectful and confident way.
• You fail to understand the roles of different operational and service units as part of the care and service chain.
• You fail to identify different third sector providers and cooperation with them as part of the social and health care service system.

Enrollment

02.12.2023 - 31.12.2023

Timing

01.04.2024 - 21.04.2024

Credits

5 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 40

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Johanna Frant
  • Mira Oinas-Mäenalanen
Responsible person

Mira Oinas-Mäenalanen

Student groups
  • K72D23S
    Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2023

Objective

Competence goals

You can encounter customers of different ages and in different life situations in the changing operating environments.
You can interact with the customer with respect and confidence.
You understand the roles of different operational and service units as part of the care and service chain.
You are able to identify different third sector providers and their cooperation as part of the social and health care service system.

Location and time

Practice time:1.-21.4.2024
The training takes place at the Welfare Station (Hyvinvointipysäkki) of the Lapland University of Applied Sciences Kemi campus and outside the school in various offices, organizations, voluntary organizations, events and ONNI car low threshold services in the Kemi and neighboring municipalities.
Volunteer placements for internships e.g. Red Cross, parishes (seurakunnat), differrent organizations (muistiliitto, hengitysliitto), multicultural centre Mikseri (in Kemi)

Teaching methods

The training takes place at the Hyvinvointipysäki of the Kemi campus of the Lapland University of Applied Sciences and outside the school in various offices, organizations, events and in the low-threshold services of ONNI-auto in the area of ​​Kemi and nearby municipalities.

Further information

Info will be held in spring 2024, more detailed schedule will be in the chapter schedule.

Check out the Moodle Training Practice Guide: Skill Training.
Set your own goals for the first week of training.

Evaluation scale

Approved/Rejected

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Pass:

- You have the competence to encounter customers of different ages and in different life situations in changing operating environments.
- You can interact with the customer with respect and confidence.
- You understand the roles of different operational and service units as part of the care and service chain.
- You are able to identify different third sector providers and their cooperation as part of the social and health care service system.

Fail:

• You lack the skills to encounter customers of different ages and in different life situations in the changing operating environments.
• You cannot interact with the customer in a respectful and confident way.
• You fail to understand the roles of different operational and service units as part of the care and service chain.
• You fail to identify different third sector providers and cooperation with them as part of the social and health care service system.

Assessment methods and criteria

Admitted:
• Respect the common rules of the game environment.
• Appropriate completion and return of training documentation.
• Performing the training according to the agreed schedule.
• Responsible and safe operation in the operating environment.
• Achievement of internship-specific overall competence objectives.
• Independent implementation of training arrangements and tasks.

Rejected:
• Non-compliance with common rules of the game environment.
• Non-return of training-related documents.
• Failure to complete the training according to the agreed schedule.
• Does not operate responsibly and safely in the operating environment.
• Does not achieve internship-specific overall learning objectives.
• Does not independently carry out training arrangements and tasks

Enrollment

13.03.2023 - 20.08.2023

Timing

21.08.2023 - 10.09.2023

Credits

5 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Teaching languages
  • English
  • Finnish
Seats

0 - 25

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Johanna Frant
  • Mira Oinas-Mäenalanen
Responsible person

Mira Oinas-Mäenalanen

Student groups
  • K72D21S

Objective

Competence goals:

You are able to interact professionally and caringly with clients and patients of different ages and backgrounds and their loved ones.
You can encounter vulnerable customers from different cultures individually.
You can work in multidisciplinary workgroups and operating environments.
You are able to implement service guidance by informing about various social and health care services and guiding the client in making choices.
You understand the needs for change brought about by digitalization in the changing operating environments of the social and health care sector.

Employer connections

Time of training: weeks 34-36 (21.8.-10.9-23) 39-41. Please note that the duration of the training is longer when you run a training organization.

Completion alternatives

the implementation may be
Organization / association
International exchange​
Nursing experience (summer work)​
Welfare station (learning environment in Kemi).​

Evaluation scale

Approved/Rejected

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Pass

• You are able to interact professionally and caringly with clients / patients of different ages and backgrounds and their loved ones.
• You can encounter vulnerable customers from different cultures individually.
• You can work in multidisciplinary workgroups and operating environments.
• You are able to implement service guidance by informing the patient or client about various social and health care services and by guiding him/her in making choices.
• You understand the needs for change brought about by digitalisation in the changing operating environments of the social and health care sector.

Fail
• You are unable to interact professionally and caringly with clients / patients of different ages and backgrounds and their loved ones.
• You fail to be able to encounter vulnerable customers from different cultures individually.
• You are not able to work in multidisciplinary workgroups and operating environments.
• You cannot implement service guidance by informing the client about various social and health care services and by guiding the client in making choices.
• You fail to understand the need for change brought about by digitalisation in the changing operating environments of the social and health care sector.

Assessment methods and criteria

Approved:​
- Compliance with the operating environment of the common rules of the game.​
- Proper completion and return of training-related documents.​
- Carrying out the training according to the agreed schedule.​
- Responsible and safe operation in the operating environment.​
- Achieving internship-specific general competence goals.​
- Independent implementation of internship arrangements and tasks.​

​Rejected:​
- Failure to follow the common rules of the game in the operating environment.​
- Documentary non-return related to training.​
- Failure to complete the internship according to the agreed schedule.​
- Does not work on operating responsibly and safely.​
- Does not achieve internship-specific general competence goals.​
- Does not independently implement training-related arrangements and tasks.​

Enrollment

02.10.2023 - 20.04.2024

Timing

21.03.2024 - 03.06.2024

Credits

10 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 50

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Marianne Karttunen
  • Kirsi Heikkinen
  • Susanna Leskinen
  • Henri Perälä
Responsible person

Kirsi Heikkinen

Scheduling groups
  • Ryhmä A (Size: 25. Open UAS: 0.)
  • Ryhmä B (Size: 25. Open UAS: 0.)
Student groups
  • K72D23S
    Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2023
Education groups
  • Group A
  • Group B

Objective

You are able to responsibly plan, implement and evaluate nursing in terms of the daily activities of a patient or client.
You can work aseptically.
You can administer safe medication enterally and parenterally for injections.
You can guide the patient while promoting his/her health.
You can interact professionally with patients, clients, relatives, and colleagues.
You are able to identify your professional identity and develop your working life skills from the perspective of nursing competence and responsibilities.

Materials

Practical training course instruction for students (in moodle)
Moodle material
Electrical Practical Training Work Book (eTyökirja)
eMedical passport (eLääkehoitopassi)

Teaching methods

Student participate in Training Camps (100%)
Practical training in health care environment.

Further information

Competence goals:
The student practices key nursing functions in simulation and authentic nursing environments
• Implements commonly agreed values and principles in nursing
• Practices client / patient encounter and professional interaction
• Practices aseptic work
Participates in the implementation of medication treatment under supervision
• Participates in the recording of nursing according to the process model

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Practical training is assessed on a scale of Passed (H) - Rejected (0)

Pass:

- You have the competence to responsibly plan, implement and evaluate nursing in terms of the daily activities of a patient or client.
- You can work aseptically.
- You are able to administer safe medication enterally and parenterally for injections.
- You can guide the patient while promoting their health.
- You can interact professionally with patients, customers, relatives, and colleagues.
- You are able to identify your professional identity and develop your working life skills from the perspective of nursing competence and responsibilities.

Fail:

- You haven’t got the competence to responsibly plan, implement and evaluate nursing work in relation to the daily activities of a patient or client.
- You fail to work aseptically.
- You are unable to administer safe medication enterally and parenterally for injections.
- You cannot guide the patient while promoting his/her health.
- You cannot interact professionally with patients, clients, relatives, and colleagues.
- You are not able to identify your professional identity and develop your working life skills from the perspective of nursing competence and responsibilities.

Assessment methods and criteria

Pass:
The student observes the shared rules of the unit.
The students appropriately fills in the practical training documents and returns them.
The student hands in the requisite exercises in accordance with the agreed upon schedule.
The student participates in guidance discussions and assessments in accordance with the agreed upon practices.
The student’s activities at the unit are responsible and safety to patients.
The student prepares personal competence goals for the practical training and assesses their attainment.
Fail:
The student does not observe the shared rules of the unit.
The student does not hand in the requisite exercises in accordance with the agreed upon schedule.
The student neglects guidance and assessment discussions.
The student does not perform nursing tasks in a responsible manner that is safe to patients.
The student is incapable of receiving guidance.
The student fails to achieve the goals set for the practical training.

Enrollment

02.10.2023 - 31.12.2023

Timing

01.01.2024 - 31.03.2024

Credits

10 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 25

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Anne Puro
  • Anniina Tohmola
  • Kaisa Tarkiainen
Responsible person

Anniina Tohmola

Student groups
  • K72D21S

Objective

Competence goals

You know the most common geriatric diseases, recommendations for elderly nursing and methods of ethical gerontological nursing.
You are able to plan, implement and evaluate nutrition and pharmaceutical treatment as well as drug-free treatment, taking into account the special characteristics of the elderly.
You are able to utilize health and functional assessment methods and you are able to plan, implement and evaluate health and functional promotion interventions in nursing care for the elderly in a multidisciplinary context.
You know how to interact professionally and caringly with an elderly client / patient and their loved ones.
You can apply teaching and guidance methods and digital services in a variety of ways in nursing the elderly and fostering self-care.
You can utilize wellness technology in different operating environments of gerontological nursing.
You know the fundamental principles of end-of-life nursing.

Content

Contents

Maintaining health and functional capacity, wellness technology
- Key concepts and changes related to aging
- Older people as members of the society
- Methods and evaluation of health and functional capacity promotion of the elderly

Gerontological nursing
- Special features of gerontological nursing in different operating environments
- The most common geriatric diseases and their medication
- Nursing care for the elderly disabled
- Community and multi-professional activities in different operating environments

Home care
- Support and service guidance for the elderly person's family and loved ones
- Rehabilitative nursing and wellness technology
- End-of-life care in different operating environments

Location and time

Spring 2024

Materials

Kelo ym. Ikääntynyt ihminen ja hoitotyö Heikkinen, Jyrkämä & Rantanen; Gerontologia Ajankohtaiset laatu-, hoito- ja käypähoito-suositukset Muu opintomateriaalissa osoitettu kirjallisuus

Teaching methods

The teaching is carried out using the Flipped classroom method, simulations, workshops, teaching discussions and lecture teaching.

The teaching is carried out together with the Finnish-speaking group, so the used languages ​​are English and Finnish

Completion alternatives

It is possible to complete the course as Finnish online-courses: for example Karelia: Ikäihmisen aktiivinen arki 5 op + Lapin AMK/XAMK: Gerontologia 5 op

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

You know the most common geriatric diseases and their medicinal treatment and nursing recommendations.
You know methods for assessing health and the ability to function and under guidance, plan and provide interventions to improve health and the ability to function in elderly care.
You can plan, provide and assess nutritional and medicinal treatment, as well as medication-free treatment, considering the special characteristics of the elderly.
You know teaching and guidance methods in elderly care.
You know the opportunity of using electronic services.
You know principles and methods of improving the health and ability to function of the elderly.
You know the opportunities of wellbeing technologies in different operating environments of gerontological nursing.
You know principles and methods of nursing during the final stages of life.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

With justification, you apply research-based nursing recommendations and the methods of ethical nursing to the treatment of the most common geriatric disorders and related medicinal treatment.
You apply methods for assessing health and the ability to function and plan and provide and under guidance, assess interventions to improve health and the ability to function in elderly care.
You select the most suitable teaching and guidance methods for different situations in elderly care.
You can apply electronic guidance methods in accordance with the purpose.
You apply the principles and methods of improving the health and ability to function of the elderly in different operating environments of nursing and provide guidance for matters related to support services.
You have a grasp of professional and nursing-based interaction with elderly clients/patients and people close to them.
You can use wellbeing technologies in different operating environments of nursing.
You apply nursing during the final stages of life and under guidance, use its methods in different operating environments of nursing in cooperation with people close to patients.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

You assess national research-based nursing recommendations and the methods of ethical nursing.
You analyse international and multidisciplinary research data in the care and medicinal treatment of geriatric disorders.
You assess methods for assessing health and the ability to function and innovatively plan and provide and assess interventions to improve health and the ability to function and propose new solutions in elderly care.
You assess the guidance and teaching methods used in elderly care and in supporting self-care and propose new client-driven methods of providing electronic guidance and teaching.
You assess the principles and methods of improving the health and ability to function of the elderly in different operating environments of nursing with a multidisciplinary approach.
You assess and compare the methods of end-of-life care in cooperation with a multidisciplinary team and people close to patients in different operating environments of nursing.
You assess and compare the use of wellbeing technologies in different operating environments of gerontological nursing.
You analyse international and multidisciplinary research data and recommendations for nursing during the final stages of life.

Enrollment

02.10.2023 - 28.01.2024

Timing

29.01.2024 - 03.03.2024

Credits

8 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 25

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Henri Perälä
  • Susanna Leskinen
Responsible person

Susanna Leskinen

Student groups
  • K72D22S
    Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2022

Objective

Competence goals

You are able to treat surgical patients of different ages as a member of a multidisciplinary team.
You are able to comprehensively define treatment needs of the patient or client and plan, implement, and evaluate the treatment together with the patient, his or her relatives, and those involved in the treatment process.
You can guide and support the patient and their loved ones proactively, professionally and by promoting health.
You are able to report orally and in writing, and you can act aseptically and in accordance with the principles of infection control.
Under supervision, you are able to participate in the examinations of surgical patients, their nursing care and medication.
You are able to explain the rationale behind the related nursing interventions.
You work in accordance with the principles of patient safety and occupational safety.

Materials

Studymaterials from earlier studies. Professional guidelines. Lapland University of applied Sciences material about practical training

Teaching methods

Training info
-Guided practical training at the ward
-Evaluation discussion between the teacher, student and supervisor, eWorkbook, Medication passport.

Further information

Clinical practice info (TEAMS) 11.12.2023 at 13.00-14.00. Practical training 29.1-3.3.2024

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

Pass

● You can treat surgical patients of different ages as a member of a multidisciplinary team.
● You are able to define the needs of patient care holistically. You are able to plan, implement and evaluate treatment together with the patient and his or her relatives and those involved in the treatment process.
● You can guide and support the patient and their loved ones proactively, professionally, and by promoting health.
● You can report orally and in writing and act aseptically and in accordance with principles of infection control.
● Under guidance, you are able to participate in the examinations of a surgical patient , their nursing and medication, and explain the rationale behind the interventions.
● You can work in accordance with the principles of patient safety and occupational safety.

Fail
• You are not able to treat surgical patients of different ages as a member of a multidisciplinary team.
• You are not able to comprehensively define the patient’s treatment needs. You do not have the competence to plan, implement and evaluate treatment together with the patient and his or her relatives and those involved in the treatment process.
• You do not have the competence and skills to guide and support the patient and their loved ones proactively, professionally, and by promoting health.
• You are unable to report orally and in writing and you fail to act aseptically and in accordance with the principles of infection control.
• You are unable, under supervision, to participate in the examinations of a surgical patient, their nursing and medication. You are not able to explain the rationale behind the interventions.
• You lack the competence to work in accordance with the principles of patient safety and occupational safety.

Assessment methods and criteria

Suomeksi
The practical training to promote professional competence is evaluated on a simple scale of pass–fail (H–0)
Pass:
- The student observes the shared rules of the unit.
- The students appropriately fills in the practical training documents and returns them.
- The student hands in the requisite exercises in accordance with the agreed upon schedule.
- The student participates in guidance discussions and assessments in accordance with the agreed upon
practices.
- The student’s activities at the unit are responsible and safety to patients.
- The student prepares personal competence goals for the practical training and assesses their attainment.
Fail:
- The student does not observe the shared rules of the unit.
- The student does not hand in the requisite exercises in accordance with the agreed upon schedule.
- The student neglects guidance and assessment discussions.
- The student does not perform nursing tasks in a responsible manner that is safe to patients.
- The student is incapable of receiving guidance.
- The student fails to achieve the goals set for the practical training

Enrollment

13.03.2023 - 24.09.2023

Timing

25.09.2023 - 12.11.2023

Credits

10 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 30

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Aila Ramlin
  • Johanna Frant
  • Hanne Luosujärvi
  • Susanna Leskinen
  • Anniina Tohmola
  • Sinikka Johansson
Responsible person

Susanna Leskinen

Student groups
  • K72D22S
    Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2022

Objective

Competence goals

You are able to plan and implement nursing work for patients with internal diseases and cancers, as well as for patients in need of surgical treatment at all stages of the life cycle.
You will be able to identify and prevent risk factors that cause national health problems that impair health and the ability to function and work.
You can assess the need for care of a patient in need of treatment, start treatment that maintains the vital signs and functions of a patient, and evaluate the effectiveness of treatment and nursing care.
You know how to support by guiding and teaching a patient in need of care and his/her loved ones.
You know how to apply the Finnish national nutrition recommendations in the prevention and treatment of national diseases.
You know how to take radiation safety into account when treating a patient.
You are able to utilize various digital applications and solutions in the treatment and patient management and guidance in internal and surgical diseases, and cancers.

Content

Contents

Nursing care of an internal medicine patient
- Major Internal Diseases
- Nursing interventions in the care of an internal medicine patient
- Human anatomy and physiology
- Blood transfusion treatment

Nursing care of a surgical patient
- Common diseases requiring surgical treatment
- Surgical patient nursing interventions
- Pre-, intra- and postoperative nursing

Nursing care of a cancer patient
- Common cancers
- Cancer patient nursing interventions including palliative nursing care


Nutrition
- Diet in accordance with the Finnish national nutritional recommendations, promoting health and prevention of national diseases in Finland
- Assessment of a nutritional status and its significance for the treatment of the patient's disease
- Nutritional treatment and special diets as part of a patient's overall care

Location and time

25.9.2023-12.11.2023

Materials

Linton A.D. 2016. Introduction to Medical-surgical nursing. (eBook) Assessment and Management of Clinical Problems. MOSBY, Elsevier, China. Abrams, A.C., Pennington S.S., Lammon, C.B. 2009. Clinical Drug Therapy, Rationales for Nursing Practice, Wolters Kluwer Health/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, China. Adams, M.P., Holland, Jr, L.N., Bostwick, P. M. 2011 and 2014. Pharmacology for Nurses. A Pathophysiologic Approach, Pearson Education, New Jersey, USA. Ahonen O., Blek-Vehkaluoto M., Ekola S., Partamies S., Sulosaari & Uski-Tallqvist T. 2012. Kliininen hoitotyö. Iivanainen A., Jauhiainen M. & Syväoja P. 2010. Sairauksien hoitaminen terveyttä edistäen. Sisätauteja, kirurgisia sairauksia ja syöpätauteja sairastavan hoitotyö. Saano, Susanna & Taam-Ukkonen, Minna 2013. Lääkehoidon käsikirja. Additional material: The materials you have about Nursing Process. E.g. Berman, Audery ; Snyder, Shirlee J., 2012 Kozier & Erb's Evidence based nursing materials and articles, material in the Moodle environment and the information from the practical training. EBMG, Evidence Based Medical Guidelines in Terveysportti. Course handouts, Materials produced by students. Materials in the Moodle. Material of Internal Medicine in Skhole

Teaching methods

Independent studies and pre-assignments, workshops and simulations, specialist lectures, cooperation with practical field, alumni visit, exams, Surgical and perioperative skills practise test.

Employer connections

Practical training info held during the course

Exam schedules

Medication therapy Exam 27.10.2023 at 8.15-9.45, at campus
Medical Nursing and Internal Medicine Exam 8.11.2023 at 8.15-9.45 campus
Surgical and Perioperative Nursing competence : Nursing skills practice test 8.11.2023, the time is given by the teachers beforehand

Content scheduling

Themes and essential content:

Care of a medical patient
- Most important internal diseases
- Activities in the nursing of medical patients
- Human anatomy and physiology
- Transfusion treatment

Nursing of surgical patients
- Most important illnesses that require surgical treatment
- Activities in the nursing of surgical patients
- Pre-, intra- and post-operative nursing

Nursing of cancer patients
- Most important cancer diseases
- Activities in the nursing of cancer patients
-Palliative care

Nutrition
- Diet compliant with nutritional recommendations in health promotion and the prevention of nationally common illnesses
- Assessing a patient’s nutritional state and its significance with regard to the patient’s care
- Nutritional care and special diets related to primary illnesses as part of the patient’s overall care

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

You describe nursing for patients with internal medicine and cancer disorders and for patients who require surgical care in all phases of the lifecycle.
You describe risk factors in public health issues that are significant for patient health.
You describe the need for patient care and care to maintain basic bodily functions.
You face the patient and people close to them.
You identify Finnish nutrition recommendations in the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases.
You identify the significance of radiation safety in patient care.
You identify different digital applications and solutions in the treatment of internal medicine, surgical and cancer disorders, and in patient guidance.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

Under guidance, you plan and provide nursing for patients with internal medicine and cancer disorders and for patients who require surgical care in all phases of the lifecycle.
You apply information on risk factors that cause public health issues and reduce health and the ability to function and work.
You assess the urgency of patient care and initiate treatment to maintain basic bodily functions, considering the patient and people close to them.
You use Finnish nutrition recommendations in the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases.
You assess the significance of radiation safety in patient care.
You assess the use of different digital applications and solutions in the treatment of internal medicine, surgical and cancer disorders and in patient guidance.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

Based on your assessments, you plan and provide nursing for patients with different internal medicine and cancer disorders and for patients who require surgical care in all phases of the lifecycle based on studied information and evidence.
You assess and prevent risk factors that cause public health issues and reduce health and the ability to function and work.
You assess and plan the need for care for patients requiring urgent care, initiate treatment to maintain basic bodily functions, and critically assess the impact of care in cooperation with the patient and people close to them.
You use Finnish nutrition recommendations and assess their impact on the prevention and treatment of chronic disorders.
You assess and plan radiation safety in patient care.
You assess and plan the use of different digital applications and solutions in the treatment of internal medicine, surgical and cancer disorders and in patient guidance.

Assessment methods and criteria

Attendance requirements; Lectures 80%, Workshops and simulations 100%.
Exams: medication therapy, Medical nursing and Internal Medicine Exam, Numeric grading T1- K5.
Anatomy and physiology assignment: numeric grading 0-5.
Surgical and Perioperative group assignment, Numeric grading T1- K5
Surgical and perioperative nursing: Nursing skills practice test: approved/failed.
Independent assignments : approved/to be completed.

Numeric grading is given after passing/approved all the objectives of the course.
Fail: The student has not achieved a satisfactory level.

Satisfactory(1-2)
You describe the nursing of medical patients, cancer patients and surgical patients.
You describe the risk factors related to national health problems that are significant to the patient’s health.
You describe the patient’s care needs and the treatment to maintain basic vital functions. You engage and interact with the patient and those close to him/her.
You identify nutritional recommendations in the prevention and treatment of nationally common illnesses.

Good(3-4)
You plan and implement the nursing of medical patients, cancer patients and surgical patients under guidance.
You apply information on risk factors that cause national health problems and deteriorate health and functional capacity.
You assess the urgency of patient’s care and initiate treatment to maintain basic vital functions, with due consideration to the patient and those close to him/her.
You apply nutritional recommendations in the prevention and treatment of nationally common illnesses.

Very Good(5)
You plan, implement and assess the nursing of medical patients, cancer patients and surgical patients under guidance based on research information and evidence.
You assess and prevent risk factors that cause public health issues and deteriorate health and functional capacity.
You assess and plan the care need of a patient who requires urgent care, initiate treatment to maintain basic vital functions and critically assess the efficacy of the treatment with the patient and those close to him/her.
You utilise and assess the effect of Finnish nutritional recommendations in the prevention and treatment of nationally common illnesses.

Assessment criteria, fail (0)

Fail: The student has not achieved a satisfactory level.

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

Satisfactory(1-2)
You describe the nursing of medical patients, cancer patients and surgical patients.
You describe the risk factors related to national health problems that are significant to the patient’s health.
You describe the patient’s care needs and the treatment to maintain basic vital functions. You engage and interact with the patient and those close to him/her.
You identify nutritional recommendations in the prevention and treatment of nationally common illnesses.

Assessment criteria, good (3-4)

Good(3-4)
You plan and implement the nursing of medical patients, cancer patients and surgical patients under guidance.
You apply information on risk factors that cause national health problems and deteriorate health and functional capacity.
You assess the urgency of patient’s care and initiate treatment to maintain basic vital functions, with due consideration to the patient and those close to him/her.
You apply nutritional recommendations in the prevention and treatment of nationally common illnesses.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

Very Good(5)
You plan, implement and assess the nursing of medical patients, cancer patients and surgical patients under guidance based on research information and evidence.
You assess and prevent risk factors that cause public health issues and deteriorate health and functional capacity.
You assess and plan the care need of a patient who requires urgent care, initiate treatment to maintain basic vital functions and critically assess the efficacy of the treatment with the patient and those close to him/her.
You utilise and assess the effect of Finnish nutritional recommendations in the prevention and treatment of nationally common illnesses.

Enrollment

13.03.2023 - 26.10.2023

Timing

27.10.2023 - 15.12.2023

Credits

5 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 50

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Hanne Luosujärvi
Responsible person

Hanne Luosujärvi

Scheduling groups
  • Harjoitusryhmä A (Size: 25. Open UAS: 0.)
  • Harjoitusryhmä B (Size: 25. Open UAS: 0.)
Student groups
  • K72D23S
    Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2023
Education groups
  • Group A
  • Group B

Objective

Competence goals

You can describe the basics of a safe pharmacological treatment process as well as pharmacological treatment and pharmacology, and manage pharmacological calculation.
You know the key areas of pharmacotherapy competence required of a nurse.
You know how to act aseptically and safely during the medication process.
You can implement a natural route, evidence-based administration of medicine.
You can give a subcutaneous injection and an upper arm intramuscular injection based on evidence-based information.

Content

Contents

• Basics of pharmacotherapy and pharmacology
• Basics of implementing enteral and parenteral pharmaceutical therapy
• Basic injection methods (subcutaneous and intramuscular)
• Pharmaceutical calculation

Location and time

27.10.-8.12.2023, Lapland University of Applied Sciences, Kemi campus

Materials

Adams, M., Holland, N. & Urban, C. 2017. Pharmacology for Nurses. A Pathophysiologic Approach. Fifth Edition. Pearson.
Adams, M.P., Holland, Jr, L.N., Bostwick, P. M. 2011. Pharmacology for Nurses. A Pathophysiologic Approach, Pearson Education, New Jersey, USA. (Only Units 1 and 2)
Abrams, A.C., Pennington S.S., Lammon, C.B. 2009. Clinical Drug Therapy, Rationales for Nursing Practice, Wolters Kluwer Health/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, China. (Only Partly)
Downie, G., Mackenzie, J., Williams, A., Hind, C. 2008. Pharmacology and medicines management for nurses. (Only Partly)
Saano S. & Taam-Ukkonen M. (2020) Lääkehoidon käsikirja. SanomaPro. (Section I)
Lapham R & Agar H. 2015. Drug Calculations for Nurses. A Step-by-Step Approach. Fourth Edition. ​
Lapham R. & Agar H. (2009) Drug calculations for nurses. A Step-by-Step approach. E-book.​
Pussinen A-M. , Somerharju L. & Hannula J. (2017) Lääkelaskut ammattikorkeakouluihin. Edita. ​
Nikkola R., Nurkka N. & Paloposki S. (2016) Annos oivallusta. Harjoittelemalla lääkelaskennan osaajaksi. SanomaPro.​
Material in the Moodle

Teaching methods

Independent study, independent assignments, lectures, exams.

Exam schedules

Moodle Exam of Medication and Pharmacology in campus on 29.11.2023, Drug calculation exam in campus 8.12.2023.
Retake for Medication and Pharmacology in Exam Classroom.
1. Retake for drug calculation exam in campus 13.12.2023, after that in general drug calculation workshops in Kemi campus.

Content scheduling

Patient safe nursing
- The central concepts and abbreviations in drug administration and pharmacology
- The basics of implementing enteral and parenteral drug therapy
- The basics of subcutaneous and intramuscular drug administrations
- The disadvantages, side effects and interactions of drugs
- Nurse´s role and responsibility in drug treatment process
- Calculation in drug administration

Further information

80 % attendance in the lectures is required.

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

Under guidance, you act responsibly and professionally in different phases of the medicinal treatment process considering the patient’s individual needs and name the phases of the medicinal treatment process.
You master medical dosage calculations.
Under guidance, you act aseptically and safely during the medicinal treatment process.
Under guidance, you can administer medication through natural routes based on evidence.
Under guidance, you can inject medicine under the skin and in the deltoid muscle based on evidence.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

You mainly act responsibly and professionally in different phases of the medicinal treatment process considering the patient’s individual needs and name the phases of the medicinal treatment process.
You master medical dosage calculations.
You act aseptically and safely during the medicinal treatment process.
You can administer medication through natural routes based on evidence.
You can inject medicine under the skin and in the deltoid muscle based on evidence.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

You act responsibly and professionally in different phases of the medicinal treatment process considering the patient’s individual needs and assess your actions in the medicinal treatment process.
You master medical dosage calculations.
You act aseptically and safely during the medicinal treatment process.
You can administer medication through natural routes and justify your actions based on evidence.
You can inject medicine under the skin and in the deltoid muscle and justify your actions based on evidence.

Assessment methods and criteria

Course grade (1-5, failed) is formed from the grade of the Medication and Pharmacology exam. Evaluation of drug calculation exam is approved/failed.

Grade 1-2 (satisfactory)
You act guided, responsibly and professionally in all phases of the medication process paying attention to patients´ individual needs and you can name all phases of the medication care process.

Grade 3-4 (good)
You act mainly independently, responsibly and professionally in all phases of the medication process paying attention to patients´ individual needs and rationalize your interventions in medication process.

Grade 5 (laudable)
You act responsibly and professionally in all phases of the medication process paying attention to patients´ individual needs and evaluate your interventions in medication process.

Rejected: Student does not reach the satisfactory level.

Enrollment

02.10.2023 - 21.04.2024

Timing

22.04.2024 - 26.05.2024

Credits

8 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 25

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Marianne Karttunen
Responsible person

Marianne Karttunen

Student groups
  • K72D22S
    Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2022

Objective

Competence goals:

You are able to identify elements of positive mental health in a person’s life story and health promotion.
You can identify the most important mental health, addiction and substance abuse problems. You are able to utilize nursing recommendations and nursing principles and you understand the networks of the mental health and substance abuse treatment service system.
You can assess the impact of mental health disorders and substance use on the well-being of a person and his or her family.
You are able to participate in teamwork under supervision as a member of the work community when implementing various forms of care.
You work in dialogue with the customer and their loved ones.
You are able to use work community support, peer review, and feedback to promote your own professional growth.
You work in accordance with the principles of patient safety and occupational safety.

Location and time

Spring 2024

Materials

Material studied in classes and material in Moodle.

Teaching methods

You are able to identify elements of positive mental health in a person’s life story and health promotion.
You can identify the most important mental health, addiction and substance abuse problems. You are able to utilize nursing recommendations and nursing principles and you understand the networks of the mental health and substance abuse treatment service system.
You can assess the impact of mental health disorders and substance use on the well-being of a person and his or her family.
You are able to participate in teamwork under supervision as a member of the work community when implementing various forms of care.
You work in dialogue with the customer and their loved ones.
You are able to use work community support, peer review, and feedback to promote your own professional growth.
You work in accordance with the principles of patient safety and occupational safety.

Employer connections

Workplaces in Mental Health and Substance Abuse nursing

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Pass

- You can identify the elements of positive mental health in a person's life story and in health promotion.
- You can identify the most important mental health, addiction and substance abuse problems.
- You can utilize nursing recommendations and the principles of nursing, and you understand networks of the mental health and substance abuse treatment service system.
- You can assess the impact of mental disorders and substance use on the well-being of a person and his or her family.
- You are able to participate in teamwork under supervision as a member of the work community when implementing various forms of care.
- You are able to work in dialogue with the customer and their loved ones.
- You can use work community support, peer review and feedback to promote your own professional growth.
- You can work in accordance with the principles of patient safety and occupational safety.

Fail

● You cannot identify elements of positive mental health in a person’s life story and in health promotion.
● You cannot identify the most important mental health, addiction and substance abuse problems.
● You cannot utilize nursing recommendations and nursing principles, nor do you understand the networks of the mental health and substance abuse nursing service system.
● You cannot assess the impact of mental disorders and substance use on the well-being of a person and his or her family.
● You do not know how to participate in teamwork in a guided way as a member of the work community when implementing different forms of care.
● You are not able to interact with the customer and their loved ones.
● You cannot use work community support, peer review, and feedback to promote your own professional growth.
● You are not able to work in accordance with the principles of patient safety and occupational safety.

Assessment methods and criteria

Accepted / failed

Enrollment

08.04.2024 - 31.07.2024

Timing

29.04.2024 - 14.11.2024

Credits

15 op

Virtual proportion (cr)

3 op

Mode of delivery

80 % Contact teaching, 20 % Distance learning

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
  • Finnish
Seats

0 - 20

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Hoitotyö SH X1, Kemi AMK
  • Heidi Korhonen
  • Kirsi Heikkinen
  • Susanna Leskinen
Responsible person

Kirsi Heikkinen

Student groups
  • K72D21S

Objective

You are able to apply and deepen your knowledge in your chosen clinical nursing specialization.
You are able to make clinical nursing decisions based on evidence and critical thinking.
You demonstrate the nurse's professional responsibility in nursing work and its development. You know how to evaluate the quality and effectiveness of nursing work in patient care and in your own activities.
You know how to plan, implement and evaluate guidance for different target groups, justifying and taking into account distances.
You can utilize teleworking tools and online interaction skills in guidance.
You are able to evaluate and develop your own skills and well-being at work.
You know and recognize nursing career development opportunities regionally, nationally, and internationally.

Content

Contents

Evidence-based nursing and health care 5 ects

Governing legislation (including special laws) and professional ethics guidelines for nurses

Evidence-based healthcare model

Quality management in nursing, quality and effectiveness indicators and monitoring

Development of professional expertise

Medical-surgical nursing 10 ects

Location and time

7. semester
29.4.2024 info of the course and first assignment is given.
On week 32 Tue 6.8.2024 1. campus day and seminar.

Materials

Books:



Lewis, Dirksen, Heitkemper, Bucher, Camera. 2011. Medical-Surgical Nursing. Elsevier.



Hughes, Ronda G. 2008. Patient Safety and Quality, An Evidence-Based Handbook for Nurses, Rockville (MD): Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (US); https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK2651/



Harrison & Daly.2011. Acute medical emergencies. Churchill Livingstone. BRITISH NATIONAL FORMULARY (BNF) Pharmaceutical Press http://www.allbookez.com/british-national-formulary-2013/



Saano & Taam-Ukkonen. 2013. Lääkehoidon käsikirja. SanomaPro.



Benner, Patricia. 2001. From Novice to Expert: Excellence and power in clinical nursing practice, California



Carlson, K. Advanced Critical Care Nursing. 2009



Sole, M. L. & Klein, D. G Moseley, M. J. Introduction to critical care nursing. 2009



Abrams, A.C., Pennington S.S., Lammon, C.B. 2009. Clinical Drug Therapy, Rationales for Nursing Practice, Wolters Kluwer Health/



Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, China. Adams, M.P., Holland, Jr, L.N., Bostwick, P. M. 2009. Pharmacology for Nurses. A Pathophysiologic Approach, Pearson Education, New Jersey, USA.



Skhole materials + Moodle materials



E-books via Nelli portal: McGloin, S. & McLeod, A. Advanced practice in critical care : a case study approach. 2010.



Bademan, E. G. A daybook for critical care nurses. 2010 Scientific journals: Critical care nurse, Journal of Patient Safety & Infection Control, Evidence-based Healthcare, http://www.stm.fi/en/publications



also journal articles in Moodle environment Databases: Duodecim Lääketietokanta ja Sfinx Pharao (Terveysportti) sekä 75+ (www.fimea.fi also in English)

Teaching methods

Lectures, case studies, simulation, exercises, independent and group work
Finnish language is integrated into the teaching

Employer connections

10 weeks practical training after theory, K702DL37-3009 Guided Practice in Evidnce-based Nursing 15 ects

Exam schedules

Nurse's Core Competence (180 Ects) National Exam;
Mon 29.4.2024 at 8.30 - 11.30
1st RE - Exam on Wed 8.5.2024 at 8.30 - 11.30
2nd RE-Exam on Thu 16.5.2024 at 8.30 - 10.30

Exam of Intensive Care 26.9.2024
Exam of Special Issues 26.9.2024
Re-exams be informed later.

Content scheduling

Content:

Evidence-based nursing and health care 5 ects

Governing legislation (including special laws) and professional ethics guidelines for nurses

Evidence-based healthcare model

Quality management in nursing, quality and effectiveness indicators and monitoring

Development of professional expertise

Medical-surgical nursing 10 ects

Further information

Objectives:

You are able to apply and deepen your knowledge in your chosen clinical nursing specialization.
You are able to make clinical nursing decisions based on evidence and critical thinking.
You demonstrate the nurse's professional responsibility in nursing work and its development. You know how to evaluate the quality and effectiveness of nursing work in patient care and in your own activities.
You know how to plan, implement and evaluate guidance for different target groups, justifying and taking into account distances.
You can utilize teleworking tools and online interaction skills in guidance.
You are able to evaluate and develop your own skills and well-being at work.
You know and recognize nursing career development opportunities regionally, nationally, and internationally.

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

You operate in various changing health care environments in accordance with good collaboration skills.

You use guidance and teaching as work methods in nursing.

You appropriate and purposefully use existing teaching and guidance materials.

You describe your responsibility for quality in your own activities, and prevent and identify quality discrepancies in all phases of the care process.

You identify a nurse’s career development opportunities on an international, national and regional level.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

You operate in various changing health care environments, developing your collaboration skills.

You use guidance and teaching as justified work methods in nursing in various contexts.

You use existing teaching and guidance materials and justify their use, along with producing new materials.

You indicate your responsibility for nursing quality in your own activities, and prevent and identify quality discrepancies in all phases of the care process.

You apply the career development opportunities of a nurse on an international, national and regional level.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

You operate in various changing health care environments, developing and assessing your collaboration skills.

You use and assess guidance and teaching as work methods in nursing in suitable contexts.

You use existing teaching and guidance materials, assess it in a critical manner and develop new materials.

You justify your responsibility for nursing quality in your own activities in a critical manner, and anticipate and interpret quality discrepancies in all phases of the care process.

You assess the career development opportunities of a nurse on an international, national and regional level.

Assessment methods and criteria

Evaluation: 0-5
Final exam (skhole materials, intensive care nursing, expertise, special issues) gives the basics to the grade.
Nurse's core competences (180 Ects) national exam is done spring -24
Quality Insurance and and Expertise Assignments, Case Studies and seminars are effecting the grade.

Attendance:
compulsory: The final test in medical calculation is included in Nurse's core competences (180 Ects) national exam. - It's going to be done spring -24
- 80 % lectures
- 100 % clinical practices, groupwork, simulation, workshops
Independent work
Final Exam

Enrollment

13.03.2023 - 12.09.2023

Timing

12.09.2023 - 03.11.2023

Credits

5 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 30

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Henna Kivipuro
  • Helena Kari
  • Henna Holopainen
Responsible person

Helena Kari

Student groups
  • K72D21S

Objective

Competence goals

You know how to plan and implement evidence-based nursing work that promotes family health and takes resource-based care into account.
You understand sexuality, sexual and reproductive health as part of family nursing.
You understand the normal course of pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period.
You know the growth and development of a child and young person.
You understand the importance of attachment and early interaction for a child’s growth and development.
You understand the importance of family support in parenting and in the daily lives of families with children.
You know the basic principles of caring for a sick child, adolescent, and family.
You apply information about the most important long-term illnesses in children / adolescents in nursing.
You identify the care needs of children and young people in need of special support.
You understand the northern region and distances in family nursing and you are able to apply digital tools in health services.

Content

Contents

Family nursing
Pregnancy and childbirth
Child and adolescent nursing

Teaching methods

Lectures, individual & group work and learning
Seminars/webinars
Workshops
Independent studying
Skhole

Exam schedules

Skhole-exam in pediatrics
Course exam for nursing care
Re-take in Exam-aquarium

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

You know evidence-based and resource-driven methods in family care that improve health and wellbeing, considering cultural backgrounds.
You know the different elements of children and young people’s growth and development.
You know the principles of monitoring pregnancy, birth and the postpartum period, as well as out-of-hospital birth.
You know the significance of sexuality and sexual and reproductive health as part of family care.
You know key methods in supporting families grow towards parenthood.
You know the principles of supporting the maternal bond and early interaction.
You know the special characteristics of care provided for a child, young person and family with illnesses and a need for special support.
You have knowledge of key long-term illnesses are in child/youth care.
You have knowledge of the role of sexuality and sexual and reproductive health as part of family care.
You know the connection of the northern region and distances with family care and have knowledge of the use of digital health services.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

You can apply and define evidence-based and resource-driven methods in family care that improve health and wellbeing, considering cultural backgrounds.
You can define and apply the different elements of children and young people’s growth and development.
You can explain the monitoring of normal pregnancy, birth and the postpartum period.
You know the special characteristics of out-of-hospital birth.
You can explain family support methods and their significance in growth towards parenthood.
You can explain the role of sexuality and sexual and reproductive health as part of family care.
You can explain the significance of supporting the maternal bond and early interaction. You know the principles of open early cooperation.
You can explain the special characteristics of care provided for a child, young person and family with illnesses and a need for special support.
Under guidance, you can apply information on key long-term child/youth illnesses in nursing.
You understand the connection of the northern region and distances with family care and know how to use digital health services.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

You can interpret and compare evidence-based and resource-driven methods in family care that improve health and wellbeing, considering cultural backgrounds.
You can interpret and compare the different elements of children and young people’s growth and development in multidisciplinary cooperation.
You can assess the monitoring of normal pregnancy, birth and the postpartum period.
You can justify the special characteristics of out-of-hospital birth.
You can interpret and compare family support methods and their significance in growth towards parenthood and interpret challenges presented by family changes and crises to parenthood.
You can justify the role of sexuality and sexual and reproductive health as part of family care.
You can interpret and compare the significance of supporting the maternal bond and early interaction.
You can justify the significance of early open cooperation in nursing based on a multidisciplinary approach.
Based on a client-driven approach, you can interpret and compare the special characteristics of care provided for a child, young person and family with illnesses and a need for special support using up-to-date information.
You can apply information on key long-term child/youth illnesses in nursing.
You grasp the connection of the northern region and distances with family care and can apply the use of digital health services.

Enrollment

13.03.2023 - 05.09.2023

Timing

06.11.2023 - 10.12.2023

Credits

8 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
  • Finnish
Seats

0 - 25

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Kaisa Tarkiainen
  • Sinikka Johansson
Responsible person

Kaisa Tarkiainen

Student groups
  • K72D21S

Objective

Competence goals

You are able to plan, implement and evaluate nursing work for clients of different ages by using evidence-based, health-promoting and resource-enhancing information.
You can take into account the special features of children, young people, and families, and the special issues in emergency and reception care work.
You can guide and support patients and clients individually in self-care and health promotion. You understand the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration for customer well-being.
You implement safe medication in different operating environments.
You can use digital social and health services in your practical training environment.
You are able to comply with the data protection and security requirements of social and health care sector and the regulations governing them when creating, using, storing, and disposing data.

Location and time

6.11.-10.12.2023 or at a separately agreed time.

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Pass

• You are able to plan, implement and evaluate nursing work for clients of different ages using evidence-based, health-promoting and resource-enhancing information.
• You can take into account the special features of children, young people and families, and the special issues in emergency and reception nursing work.
• You can guide and support patients and clients individually in self-care and in health promotion.
• You understand the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration for customer well-being.
• You can implement safe medication in different operating environments.
• You can use digital social and health services in your practical training environment.
• You are able to comply with the data protection and security requirements of social and health care sector and the regulations governing them when creating, using, storing and disposing data.

Fail

• You are unable to plan, implement, and evaluate nursing care for clients of all ages using evidence-based, health-promoting, and resource-enhancing information.
• You fail to take into account the special features of children, young people and families, nor the special issues in emergency and reception nursing work.
• You are unable to guide and support patients and clients individually in self-care and in health promotion.
• You are unable to understand the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration for customer well-being.
• You cannot implement safe medication in different operating environments.
• You cannot use digital social and health services in your practical training environment.
• You are not able to comply with the data protection and security requirements of the social and health care sector nor the regulations governing them when creating, using, storing and disposing data.

Evaluation scale

Approved/Rejected

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Assessment criteria:

Pass

• You are able to plan, implement and evaluate nursing work for clients of different ages using evidence-based, health-promoting and resource-enhancing information.
• You can take into account the special features of children, young people and families, and the special issues in emergency and reception nursing work.
• You can guide and support patients and clients individually in self-care and in health promotion.
• You understand the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration for customer well-being.
• You can implement safe medication in different operating environments.
• You can use digital social and health services in your practical training environment.
• You are able to comply with the data protection and security requirements of social and health care sector and the regulations governing them when creating, using, storing and disposing data.

Fail

• You are unable to plan, implement, and evaluate nursing care for clients of all ages using evidence-based, health-promoting, and resource-enhancing information.
• You fail to take into account the special features of children, young people and families, nor the special issues in emergency and reception nursing work.
• You are unable to guide and support patients and clients individually in self-care and in health promotion.
• You are unable to understand the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration for customer well-being.
• You cannot implement safe medication in different operating environments.
• You cannot use digital social and health services in your practical training environment.
• You are not able to comply with the data protection and security requirements of the social and health care sector nor the regulations governing them when creating, using, storing and disposing data.

Qualifications

NULL

Enrollment

13.03.2023 - 12.09.2023

Timing

13.09.2023 - 31.10.2023

Credits

5 op

Virtual proportion (cr)

1 op

Mode of delivery

80 % Contact teaching, 20 % Distance learning

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 30

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Mira Oinas-Mäenalanen
  • Kaisa Tarkiainen
Responsible person

Kaisa Tarkiainen

Student groups
  • K72D21S

Objective

Competence goals

You can apply evidence-based information in assessing the need and urgency of a patient's care and in making decisions.
You are able to carry out emergency and reception care work for people of different ages as part of a multi-professional working group.
You are able to prepare and refer the patient to clinical examinations and treatment procedures in emergency and reception care work and to draw the necessary conclusions. You can guide and support the patient individually in self-care and health promotion.
You understand the connection between the northern region and distances in emergency and reception care work and you are able to use digital services in the social and health sector.

Content

Contents

Special features of emergency care nursing work
- Assessment of the need and urgency of treatment (triage)
- Key clinical trials and treatment interventions

Special features of reception nursing
- Self-care guidance and support
- Reception nursing work in different operating environments

Location and time

Weeks 37-40.
Course info 13.9.2023 at 8.15- 9.45 in Zoom.

Teaching methods

Videolectures, team work, independent work, seminars, online courses, workshops.

Exam schedules

Exam 5.10.2023 at 8.15- 9.45.

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

Under guidance, you can assess the need for and urgency of care and decision making and identify your role as part of a multidisciplinary team.
Under guidance, you can prepare and refer patients for clinical examinations and treatments in emergency and reception services.
You know national guidelines and recommendations for emergency and reception services.
You know different referral methods in emergency and reception services.
You know the role of the northern region and distances in emergency and reception services and know available digital services in social services and healthcare.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

You can assess the need for and urgency of care and decision making and act as part of a multidisciplinary team.
You can prepare and refer patients for clinical examinations and treatments in emergency and reception services and make conclusions.
You can use national guidelines and recommendations for nursing in emergency and reception services.
You can guide and support patients in self-care and in improving health using different methods in emergency and reception services.
You understand the role of the northern region and distances in emergency and reception services and can use digital services in social services and healthcare.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

You can independently assess the need for and urgency of care and decision making as part of a multidisciplinary team.
You can independently prepare and refer patients for clinical examinations and treatments in emergency and reception services and make the conclusions required.
You can critically use national guidelines and recommendations for nursing in emergency and reception services.
You can provide clients with individual guidance and support in self-care and in improving health in different operating environments in emergency and reception services.
You analyse the role of the northern region and distances in emergency and reception services and based on your assessments, can use digital services in social services and healthcare.

Assessment methods and criteria

Case studies in groups: pass/to be completed, 100% attendance in seminars.
Minimum 75% attendance in workshops.  
Exam: 1-5

Enrollment

18.03.2024 - 26.05.2024

Timing

27.05.2024 - 30.09.2024

Credits

5 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 25

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Eija Kehus
  • Hoitotyö SH X4, Kemi AMK
  • Kaisa Tarkiainen
Responsible person

Kaisa Tarkiainen

Student groups
  • K72D22S
    Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2022

Objective

Competence goals

You can apply evidence-based information in assessing the need and urgency of a patient's care and in making decisions.
You are able to carry out emergency and reception care work for people of different ages as part of a multi-professional working group.
You are able to prepare and refer the patient to clinical examinations and treatment procedures in emergency and reception care work and to draw the necessary conclusions. You can guide and support the patient individually in self-care and health promotion.
You understand the connection between the northern region and distances in emergency and reception care work and you are able to use digital services in the social and health sector.

Content

Contents

Special features of emergency care nursing work
- Assessment of the need and urgency of treatment (triage)
- Key clinical trials and treatment interventions

Special features of reception nursing
- Self-care guidance and support
- Reception nursing work in different operating environments

Location and time

Course info 27.5.2024 at 10-11.30 in Zoom. Introduction lecture online in Zoom. Seminar and workshops at weeks 33-35 at campus.

Materials

The literature will be announced in the course info.

Teaching methods

Lectures, team work, independent work, seminars, online courses, workshops, exam.

Employer connections

Practical training info 27.8.2024.

Exam schedules

Course Exam is on 27.8.2024 at 8.15-9.45.

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

Under guidance, you can assess the need for and urgency of care and decision making and identify your role as part of a multidisciplinary team.
Under guidance, you can prepare and refer patients for clinical examinations and treatments in emergency and reception services.
You know national guidelines and recommendations for emergency and reception services.
You know different referral methods in emergency and reception services.
You know the role of the northern region and distances in emergency and reception services and know available digital services in social services and healthcare.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

You can assess the need for and urgency of care and decision making and act as part of a multidisciplinary team.
You can prepare and refer patients for clinical examinations and treatments in emergency and reception services and make conclusions.
You can use national guidelines and recommendations for nursing in emergency and reception services.
You can guide and support patients in self-care and in improving health using different methods in emergency and reception services.
You understand the role of the northern region and distances in emergency and reception services and can use digital services in social services and healthcare.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

You can independently assess the need for and urgency of care and decision making as part of a multidisciplinary team.
You can independently prepare and refer patients for clinical examinations and treatments in emergency and reception services and make the conclusions required.
You can critically use national guidelines and recommendations for nursing in emergency and reception services.
You can provide clients with individual guidance and support in self-care and in improving health in different operating environments in emergency and reception services.
You analyse the role of the northern region and distances in emergency and reception services and based on your assessments, can use digital services in social services and healthcare.

Assessment methods and criteria

Case studies in groups: Numeric grading 1-5, 100% attendance in seminars.
Workshops: Minimum 75% attendance.
Online courses: Approved /Failed.
Exam: numeric grading 1-5.
Courses numeric grading will be given after passing/approved all the objectives of the course.

Enrollment

18.03.2024 - 26.05.2024

Timing

27.05.2024 - 20.09.2024

Credits

10 op

Virtual proportion (cr)

2 op

Mode of delivery

80 % Contact teaching, 20 % Distance learning

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 50

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Hanne Luosujärvi
  • Marianne Karttunen
  • Heidi Korhonen
  • Hoitotyö SH X2, Kemi AMK
  • Sinikka Johansson
  • Sirpa Orajärvi
  • Susanna Leskinen
Responsible person

Sirpa Orajärvi

Student groups
  • K72D23S
    Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2023

Objective

Competence goals

You can explain different care and service chains and plan and implement comprehensive patient care in a multi-professional team.
You can describe the mechanisms of the most common internal diseases, surgical, cancerous and mental health-related diseases and the changes they cause in the human body.
You can define a patient's need for nursing care by combining and utilizing evidence-based information.
You will be able to utilize basic diagnostic tests and procedures required in clinical nursing as part of the patient's overall care.
You know how to plan, implement and evaluate safe, natural routes of medication.
You can utilize a multi-professional team in your work and decision-making, and reflect on your own work at different stages of the nursing process.
You are able to utilize various digital applications and solutions in customer and patient care and decision making.
You are able to encounter and maintain therapeutic interactions with the patient and their loved ones in different care settings that promote mental health, prevent mental disorders and are resource-oriented.
You know how to support a person in an acute crisis.

Content

Contents

Care and service chains
- National and international treatment recommendations and guidelines for the treatment of different disease groups
- Nurse's work in different operating environments
- Digital solutions in health services and their special features

Defining the need for nursing, decision-making process
- Therapeutic relationship in nursing
- Evidence-based action and decision-making
- Effects of health and illness on the patient's life situation
- Means of assistance and guidance in an acute crisis

Clinical nursing
- Pathology and pathophysiology, medical knowledge base
- The most common mental disorders and addiction as a phenomenon
- Action in situations requiring immediate care and in emergencies
- Resuscitation
- Pharmacotherapy and pharmacology
- Use of care and monitoring equipment

Location and time

27.5.2024-20.9.2024 Lapland University of Applied Sciences, Kemi campus

Materials

Only those parts that concern Decision Making in Medical, Surgical and Mental health



Nursing:




  • Skhole-material

  • EBMG, Evidence Based Medical Guidelines in Terveysportti, JBI - Finnish Center for Evidence Based Health Care, www.hotus.fi

  • Linton et. al. 2014/2016 Introduction to Medical Surgical Nursing. E-book from Ebsco

  • Davies et at. 2009. ABC of mental health: ABC series (available as an ebook)

  • Clinical Care Classification (CCC) System Manual. in ebrary of Nelli-portal: http://ez.lapinamk.fi:2054/lib/ramklibrary/detail.action?docID=10265457&p00=saba%2C+virginia

  • Evidence based nursing materials and articles, materials in the Moodle environment.

  • Partanen ym. 2015 Päihdehoitotyö (in Finnish, available as an ebook))

  • Kuhanen ym. 2017, Mielenterveyshoitotyö (available as an ebook), in Finnish)

  • Huovinen ym. 2023. Kliininen hoitotyö (applicable parts, available as an ebook, in Finnish) or Ahonen ym. 2019. Kliininen hoitotyö. Sisätauteja, kirurgisia sairauksia ja syöpätauteja sairastavan hoito (available as an ebook, in Finnish)

  • Tait et al. 2012. Acute and critical care in adult nursing

  • Peate et al. 2012. Acute nursing care: recognizing and responding to medical emergencies

  • Harrison, R. & Daly, L. 2011. A nurse's survival guide to acute medical emergencies

  • Garza, D. & Becan-McBride, K. 2015. Phlebotomy handbook. Blood specimen collection from basic to advanced.

  • Abbott, H., Brainthwaite, W. & Ranson, M.2014. Clinical Examination Skills for healthcare professionals.



Pharmacology:




  • Adams, Michael Patrick; Holland, Leland Norman; Urban, Carol Quam, 2014. Pharmacology for nurses: a pathophysiologic approach.

  • Saano S. & Taam-Ukkonen M. (2020) Lääkehoidon käsikirja. SanomaPro. (in Finnish, available also as an ebook)



Anatomy and physiology:




  • Peate, I. & Nair, M.(ed.) 2017. Fundamentals of anatomy and physiology for nursing and healthcare students. John Wiley & Sons Incorporated. Second edition. (e-book available) or Watson & Rogers 2011. Anatomy and physiology for nurses (or other anatomy and physiology book for nurses)

  • Material in the Moodle

Teaching methods

Independent studies and pre-assignments, virtual online courses, lectures, workshops, simulations and training, exams.

Exam schedules

Exam of anatomy and physiology 9.9.2024
Exam of medication 17.9.2024
Exam of clinical nursing 20.9.2024
Retakes in Exam classroom

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

You define the basic principles of the comprehensive process for treating patients and those of treatment and service chains.
You describe illnesses related to internal medicine, types of cancer and psychological health, and the mechanisms behind them.
You define the basic principles of the key procedures and examinations required in clinical nursing.
You describe the safe medication administration via natural routes in the medicinal treatment of different illnesses and different patient groups.
Under guidance, you can use a multidisciplinary team in your work and decision making and reflect on your work in different phases of the nursing process.
Under guidance, you can use different digital applications and solutions in client and patient care and decision making.
You describe the significance of evidence-based information as part of decision making and different technological applications as part of comprehensive patient care.
You define nursing-based interaction to improve psychological health and prevent disruptions and based on resources in different nursing environments for the patient and people close to them.
You identify patients facing an acute crisis.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

You apply the process of comprehensive patient care and consider it as part of the activities of patients’ treatment and service chains.
You classify the changes in the organ system resulting from the most common illnesses related to internal medicine and psychological health.
You use the key studies and procedures required in clinical nursing in comprehensive patient care.
You provide safe medication administration via natural routes in the medicinal treatment of different illnesses and different patient groups.
You can use a multidisciplinary team in your work and decision making and reflect on your work in different phases of the nursing process.
You can use different digital applications and solutions in client and patient care and decision making.
You use evidence-based information and based on your assessments, the benefits of different technological applications as part of patient care.
You provide, with justification, nursing-based interaction to improve psychological health and prevent disruptions and based on resources in different nursing environments for the patient and people close to them.
You face patients in acute crisis.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

You assess the need for patient care and plan the process of comprehensive nursing based on evidence.
You connect the significance of treatment and service chains as part of comprehensive patient care.
You connect and interpret changes caused by the most common illnesses related to internal medicine and psychological health based on the patient’s symptoms.
You use the key studies and procedures required in clinical nursing and interpret information obtained from them. You use the information obtained in decision making in nursing.
You plan, provide and assess safe medication administration via natural routes in the medicinal treatment of different illnesses and different patient groups.
You can broadly use a multidisciplinary team in your work and decision making and reflect on your work in different phases of the nursing process.
You critically assess and use different digital applications and solutions in client and patient care and decision making.
You critically assess and use evidence-based information and plan the use of different technological applications as part of comprehensive patient care and decision making in nursing.
You provide and maintain nursing-based interaction to improve psychological health and prevent disruptions and based on resources in different nursing environments for the patient and people close to them.
You support patients facing an acute crisis.

Assessment methods and criteria

Evaluation: 5-1 - rejected
Three exams to be assessed numerically: exam grading 0-5 (grade emphasis: Decision making in clinical nursing exam 50 %, Medication therapy exam 35 %, Anatomy and physiology exam 15 %), independent assignments pass/fail or pass/to be completed.
Independent assignments to be completed by the agreed deadline/before the workshops.
Workshop attendance 100 %, lectures 80 % (ways for making up for absences to be agreed on separately with a teacher)

Enrollment

13.03.2023 - 06.11.2023

Timing

07.11.2023 - 31.12.2023

Credits

8 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 30

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Susanna Leskinen
  • Kirsi Heikkinen
  • Sinikka Johansson
Responsible person

Susanna Leskinen

Student groups
  • K72D22S
    Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2022

Objective

Competence goals:

You are able to treat patients with major internal diseases as a member of a multidisciplinary team.
You are able to comprehensively define the patient's care needs and plan, implement and evaluate evidence-based nursing work together with the patient and his or her relatives, and those involved in the nursing process.
You can guide and support the patient and their loved ones proactively, professionally, and by promoting health.
You are able to report orally and in writing and act aseptically and in accordance with the principles of infection control.
Under supervision, you are able to participate in examinations and medication of a patient with internal diseases, and explain the rationale behind these procedures.
You are able to work in accordance with the principles of patient safety and occupational safety.

Location and time

Practical training weeks

Materials

- Studymaterials from earlier studies.
- Professional guidelines
- Lapland University of Applied Sciences material about practical training.
- eWorkbook
- eMedical Passport

Teaching methods

- Info of practical training
- Guided practical training at the ward
- Evaluation discussion between the teacher, student and supervisor

Employer connections

Outpatient Wards and Outpatient Clinics and Lung, Cancer, Neurology, etc. Outpatient Clinics, Emergency Outpatient Clinics and Emergency Hospital Wards, Home Health Care and Health Center Reception.

Evaluation scale

Approved/Rejected

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Pass:

- You can treat patients with major internal diseases as a member of a multidisciplinary team.
- You are able to comprehensively define the patient's care needs and plan, implement and evaluate evidence-based nursing work together with the patient and his or her relatives and those involved in the nursing process.
- You can guide and support the patient and their relatives proactively, professionally, and by promoting health.
- You can report orally and in writing and act aseptically and in accordance with the principles of infection control.
- You are able to participate in the examinations and medical treatment of a patient with internal diseases under supervision, with rationale.
- You can work in accordance with the principles of patient safety and occupational safety.


Fail:

• You do not have the ability to treat patients with major internal diseases as a member of a multidisciplinary team.
• You are unable to define the patient's care needs holistically. You do not know how to plan, implement, and evaluate evidence-based nursing work with the patient and their relatives, and with those involved in the nursing process.
• You are not able to guide and support the patient and their loved ones proactively, professionally, and by promoting health.
• You are unable to report orally and in writing and to act aseptically and in accordance with infection control principles.
• You are unable, under supervision, to participate in examinations and medication of a patient with internal medicine, justifying their need.
• You cannot work in accordance with the principles of patient safety and occupational safety.

Assessment methods and criteria

Clinical nursing

Excellent
You take part in and carry out comprehensive and patient-oriented nursing of a medical patient as part of a multiprofessional work group.
You can observe and assess the vitals of a patient independently and responsibly.
You understand the significance of various diagnostic tests as part of the treatment of a medical patient.
You can implement safe pharmacotherapy under guidance and assess its efficacy.
You can implement parenteral infusion therapy, nutrition and transfusions under guidance.
You can handle aseptics and infection prevention in the treatment of a medical patient.
You can document information and provide oral and written reports.

Good
You take part in and carry out comprehensive and patient-oriented nursing of an internal medicine patient as part of a multiprofessional work group under partial guidance.
You can observe and assess the vitals of a patient responsibly and almost independently.
You understand the significance of various diagnostic tests as part of the treatment of a medical patient.
You can implement safe pharmacotherapy under guidance and assess its efficacy.
You can implement parenteral infusion therapy, nutrition and transfusions under guidance.
You can handle aseptics and infection prevention in the treatment of a medical patient.
You can document information and provide oral and written reports under guidance.

Satisfactory
You take part in and carry out comprehensive and patient-oriented nursing of an internal medicine patient as part of a multiprofessional work group under guidance.
You can observe and assess the vitals of a patient under guidance.
You can explain the significance of the most common diagnostic tests as part of the treatment of a medical patient.
You can implement safe pharmacotherapy under guidance.
You can implement parenteral infusion therapy, nutrition and transfusions under guidance.
You can handle aseptics and infection prevention in the treatment of a medical patient.
You can document information and provide oral and written reports under guidance.

Fail
The student has not met the criteria for the satisfactory level during the practical training.

Qualifications

NULL

Enrollment

13.03.2023 - 20.09.2023

Timing

21.09.2023 - 15.12.2023

Credits

5 op

Virtual proportion (cr)

5 op

Mode of delivery

Distance learning

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 50

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Marianne Karttunen
Responsible person

Marianne Karttunen

Student groups
  • K72D23S
    Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2023

Objective

Competence goals

You know the ways of organizing social and health care, producing and organizing services, and guidance and supervision in Finland.
You know the connections between community decision-making in promoting health and functional capacity.
You know the current, key action programs in social and health care.
You know the key current legislation governing health care in Finland.
You can guide a client to use the services of the public, private and third sectors in the social and health field to promote health and well-being.

Content

Contents

- Structure and operations of the social and health care system in Finland
- Guidance and supervision in social and health care services
- Social, health care and service chains, their organizational responsibilities and organization
- Key legislation governing health care and the practice of the nursing profession
- Data protection in health care and information security in social and health care
- Customer-oriented, equal, and multi-professional activities in social and health service processes

Location and time

Info about the course online 21.9.2023, klo 12.30 - 14:00
Completion of the course independently and in group work as online studies.
21.9.-15.12.2023

Materials

Interprofessional co-operation, Social and health care legislation, Social and health care in Finland, Social care
Social and health services: Social and health care system and responsibilities, Social and health services and rehabilitation
Basic services / Patient information archive
data security / data protection

Teaching methods

Interprofessional co-operation, Social and health care legislation, Social and health care in Finland, Social care
Social and health services: Social and health care system and responsibilities, Social and health services and rehabilitation
Basic services / Patient information archive
data security / data protection

Exam schedules

Online exam: The student has 60 minutes of response time. The exam ends at the end of the given exam period and after that he no longer has the opportunity to save the answers. All responses saved so far will be evaluated. There are three (3) performances.

Content scheduling

The course is divided into two themes:
Theme 1. The structure and operation of the social and health care system and the sports industry
Theme 2. Customer care, and service processes

Further information

The course material is on the online platform

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

You are familiar with the relationships pertaining to social decision-making in the promotion of health, functional capacity and performance.

You are aware of the methods of organisation, service production and arrangement in social services and health sector as well as related control and oversight in Finland.

You are familiar with the essential and current operational programmes in social services and health and the essential legislation in health care sector.

You can guide customers to public-, private- and third-sector services in order to promote health and well-being in the social and health care sector.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

You are familiar with the relationships pertaining to customer-oriented social decision-making in the promotion of health, functional capacity and performance.

You are aware of the customer-oriented methods of organisation, service production and arrangement in social services and health sector as well as related control and oversight in Finland.

You are familiar with and can describe some of the essential and current operational programmes in social services and health.

You are familiar with and can describe the essential legislation in social services and health care sector.

You can provide customers with individual guidance to public-, private- and third-sector services in order to promote health and well-being in the social and health care sector.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

You are familiar with the relationships pertaining to customer-oriented social decision-making in the promotion of health, functional capacity and performance, and you can apply this knowledge basis in your field.

You are aware of the customer-oriented methods of organisation, service production and arrangement in social services and health sector, as well as related control and oversight, in Finland, and can apply this knowledge basis in your field.

You are familiar with and can describe and assess operational programmes in social services and health in a customer-oriented manner.

You are familiar with and can describe and asses the essential legislation in health care sector.

You can provide customers with individual and multi-professional guidance to public-, private- and third-sector services in order to promote health and well-being in the social and health care sector.

Assessment methods and criteria

Topic 1
Online exam: The student has 60 minutes of response time. The exam ends at the end of the given exam period and after that the student no longer has the opportunity to save the answers. All responses saved so far will be evaluated. There are three (3) performances. The total grade of the course becomes 50% of this online exam. Please note that the online exam is an individual exam. The best performance is considered.
At least 50% correct: T1
At least 55% correct: T2
At least 65% correct: H3
At least 80% correct: H4
At least 90% correct: K5

Topic 2
Case: Solving issues and problems related to the story of Erkki and Eila in groups of about 2-3 people. The groups work on the output according to the essay instructions of Lapland University of Applied Sciences and return it to the return box in Moodle.
Essay length 5 - 6 pages + bibliography. The essay is graded on the scale Topic 1 and it is 50 % of the total course grade.

The course includes an introduction
- Kanta, patient data archive, secure data processing
- information security and data protection guidelines in Finland

Enrollment

02.10.2023 - 24.03.2024

Timing

25.03.2024 - 30.04.2024

Credits

5 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 25

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Pipsa Vilen
  • Marianne Karttunen
Responsible person

Pipsa Vilen

Student groups
  • K72D22S
    Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2022

Objective

Competence goals

You are able to structure the construction and development of positive mental health according to stress and development theories and from a biological perspective.
You are able to assess the needs and goals of treatment according to the nature of the mental disorder.
You are able to encounter and maintain therapeutic interactions with a patient with mental health and substance abuse problems and their loved ones in different treatment settings that promote mental health, prevent mental disorders, and are resource-oriented.
You can take use and apply digital online services at different stages of the care process for a patient with a mental health or substance abuse problem.
You understand the impact of mental health and substance use on the well-being of a person, their loved ones, the environment, and the society.

Content

Contents

Preventive and supportive mental health and substance abuse nursing
- Positive mental health
- Promoting mental health at different ages, preventive mental health and substance abuse treatment for children and young people

Substance abuse work
- Bringing up issues, mini-intervention, motivational interview
- Addictions and special features of substance abuse treatment

Crisis work
- Crises and crisis work methods
- Factors influencing the development of mental health: stress and trauma theories, personality development theories and the biological perspective

Location and time

Spring 2024

Materials

Material in Moodle



Articles 

Teaching methods

Case work and simulations,
Lectures, reflections
Reflection tasks

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

You describe the building and development of positive psychological health from different perspectives.
You identify the needs for and goals of patient care in psychological healthcare in accordance with the characteristics of the psychological health disorder.
You define nursing-based interaction to improve psychological health and prevent disruptions and based on resources in different nursing environments for a patient with psychological health and substance abuse issues and people close to them.
You define the impact of psychological health and the use of substances on the person and their family, as well as environmental, societal and cultural wellbeing.
You identify digital online services in different phases of the process of providing care for a patient with psychological health and substance abuse issues.
You identify patients facing an acute crisis.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

You structure the building and development of positive psychological health from different perspectives.
You structure the needs for and goals of patient care in psychological healthcare in accordance with the characteristics of the psychological health disorder.
You provide, with justification, nursing-based interaction to improve psychological health and prevent disruptions and based on resources in different nursing environments for a patient with psychological health and substance abuse issues and people close to them.
You apply information on the impact of psychological health and the use of substances on the person and their family, as well as environmental, societal and cultural wellbeing.
You can use digital online services in different phases of the process of providing care for a patient with psychological health and substance abuse issues.
You face patients facing an acute crisis.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

You assess the significance of the building and development of positive psychological health from different perspectives.
You assess the needs for and goals of patient care in psychological healthcare in accordance with the characteristics of the psychological health disorder.
You face and maintain nursing-based interaction to improve psychological health and prevent disruptions and based on resources in different nursing environments for a patient with psychological health and substance abuse issues and people close to them.
You connect the impact of psychological health and the use of substances on the person and their family, as well as environmental, societal and cultural wellbeing in practice.
You can use and apply digital online services in different phases of the process of providing care for a patient with psychological health and substance abuse issues.
You support patients facing an acute crisis.

Assessment methods and criteria

Evaluation materials; Case work , reflection tasks
Grade 1-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

Satisfactory
Good
Very good
You describe the building and development of positive mental health from a variety of perspectives.
You parse and structure the building and development of positive mental health from a variety of perspectives.
You evaluate the building and development of positive mental health from a variety of perspectives.
You identify the care needs and goals of mental health patients in accordance with the nature of the mental disorder in question.

You structure the care needs and goals of mental health patients in accordance with the nature of the mental disorder in question.

You assess the care needs and goals of mental health patients in accordance with the nature of the mental disorder in question.
You define care-related interaction with mental health and substance abuse patients and those close to them in various care environments in a resource-oriented manner that promotes mental health and prevents disorders.
You implement and justify care-related interaction with mental health and substance abuse patients and those close to them in various care environments in a resource-oriented manner that promotes mental health and prevents disorders.
You initiate and maintain care-related interaction with mental health and substance abuse patients and those close to them in various care environments in a resource-oriented manner that promotes mental health and prevents disorders.
You determine the effect of mental health and substance abuse on individuals and their families and the well-being of the environment, society and cultures.
You apply information about the effect of mental health and substance abuse on individuals and their families and the well-being of the environment, society and cultures.
You link the effect of mental health and substance abuse to individuals and their families and the well-being of the environment, society and cultures.
You identify patients in an acute crisis.
You initiate contact and interact with patients in an acute crisis.
You support patients in an acute crisis.
Fail: The student has not achieved a satisfactory level.

Enrollment

02.10.2023 - 10.03.2024

Timing

11.03.2024 - 14.04.2024

Credits

8 op

Mode of delivery

Contact teaching

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 25

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Kaisa Tarkiainen
Responsible person

Kaisa Tarkiainen

Student groups
  • K72D21S

Objective

Competence goals

You understand human aging as part of the life cycle and you know the knowledge and value base, and ethical principles of gerontological nursing.
You can use evidence-based nursing recommendations and the methods of nursing and health promotion in nursing and decision-making for the elderly.
You can take into account the most common geriatric diseases and the basics of good nutrition as well as the medication process in the care of the elderly.
You are able to engage in professional interaction and decision-making with the elderly and their loved ones.
You can apply diverse teaching and guidance methods and utilize electronic services and wellness technology.
You implement resource- and customer-oriented nursing work for the elderly.
You carry out safe multi-professional and rehabilitative care for the elderly in different operating environments.
You can apply the principles and methods of palliative and hospice work.

Location and time

11.3.2024-14.4.2024 or at separately agreed time.

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Pass

• You are able to plan, implement and evaluate nursing work for clients of different ages using evidence-based, health-promoting and resource-enhancing information.
• You can take into account the special features of children, young people and families, and the special issues in emergency and reception nursing work.
• You can guide and support patients and clients individually in self-care and in health promotion.
• You understand the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration for customer well-being.
• You can implement safe medication in different operating environments.
• You can use digital social and health services in your practical training environment.
• You are able to comply with the data protection and security requirements of social and health care sector and the regulations governing them when creating, using, storing and disposing data.

Fail

• You are unable to plan, implement, and evaluate nursing care for clients of all ages using evidence-based, health-promoting, and resource-enhancing information.
• You fail to take into account the special features of children, young people and families, nor the special issues in emergency and reception nursing work.
• You are unable to guide and support patients and clients individually in self-care and in health promotion.
• You are unable to understand the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration for customer well-being.
• You cannot implement safe medication in different operating environments.
• You cannot use digital social and health services in your practical training environment.
• You are not able to comply with the data protection and security requirements of the social and health care sector nor the regulations governing them when creating, using, storing and disposing data.

Evaluation scale

Approved/Rejected

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Pass

● You understand human aging as part of the life cycle and know the knowledge and value base and ethical principles of gerontological nursing.
● You can use evidence-based nursing recommendations the methods of nursing, and health promotion in nursing and decision-making for the elderly.
● You can take into account the most common geriatric diseases and the basics of good nutrition as well as the medication process in the care of the elderly.
● You are able to engage in professional interaction and decision-making with the elderly and their loved ones.
● You can apply diverse teaching and guidance methods and utilize electronic services and wellness technology.
● You can carry out resource- and customer-oriented nursing work for the elderly.
● You can carry out safe multi-professional and rehabilitative care for the elderly in different operating environments.
● You master the principles and methods of palliative and hospice work.

Fail

● You lack understanding of human aging as part of the life cycle. You fail to know the knowledge and value base and ethical principles of gerontological nursing.
● You are not familiar with the national nursing recommendations based on researched knowledge and methods of nursing, or health promotion in nursing and decision-making for the elderly.
● You are not able to take into account the most common geriatric diseases and the basics of good nutrition as well as the medication process in the care of the elderly.
● You are not able engage in professional interaction and decision-making with the elderly person and their loved ones.
● You are not able to apply diverse teaching and guidance methods and utilize electronic services and well-being technology.
● You cannot carry out resource- and customer-oriented nursing work for the elderly.
● You cannot carry out safe multi-professional and rehabilitative care for the elderly in different operating environments.
● You don’t have the competence to use the principles and methods of palliative and hospice care.

Assessment methods and criteria

Scale: Approved / Rejected

Enrollment

02.09.2023 - 19.11.2023

Timing

20.11.2023 - 03.06.2024

Credits

10 op

Virtual proportion (cr)

2 op

Mode of delivery

80 % Contact teaching, 20 % Distance learning

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 40

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Sari Arolaakso
  • Henna Kivipuro
  • Hanne Luosujärvi
  • Johanna Frant
  • Marianne Karttunen
  • Kirsi Heikkinen
  • Susanna Leskinen
  • Sinikka Johansson
  • Henri Perälä
  • Hanna Ruonala
Responsible person

Kirsi Heikkinen

Scheduling groups
  • Ryhmä A (Size: 25. Open UAS: 0.)
  • Ryhmä B (Size: 25. Open UAS: 0.)
Student groups
  • K72D23S
    Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2023
Education groups
  • Group A
  • Group B

Objective

Competence goals

You know how to treat a client / patient according to the nursing care process, holistically and safely.
You know how to utilize technology and digital tools in nursing.
You know what professional responsibility means in nursing work.
You know the principles of health promotion and you act accordingly in nursing work.
You know the fundamentals of anatomy and physiology of human beings.
You will be able to write an essay by using evidence-based information and referencing.

Content

Patient-safe nursing

- Fundamentals of human anatomy and physiology
- Nursing care process and documenting
- Clinical nursing functions and skills
- Basics of ergonomics
- Patient safety

Health promotion guidance and counselling

- Principles of health promotion
- Guidance and teaching in nursing
- Oral and written communication in nursing
- Finnish National Vaccination Programme (Finnish Institute of Health and Welfare)

Location and time

Kosmos Campus spring 2024
Independent studies
Online studies

Materials

Edelman, C. & Mandle, C. 2010. 7. edition (or newer). Health promotion throughout the life span. Sihto, M. & Karvonen, S. (Toim.) 2016.



Terveyden edistäminen ja eriarvoisuus - Lähestymistapoja ja ratkaisuja. Juvenes Print - Suomen Yliopistopaino Oy. Löytyy e-kirjana.



Skhole-material,



Material of Dudecim Terveysportti and Oppiportti



Studies and reports Moodle-material



Instructions for the written assignments of LUAS and model of the thesis



Bastable. S, B, Gramer, P, Jacobs, K & Sopczyk, D. 2011. Health Professional as Educator. Principles of Teaching and Learning.



Jones& Bartlett LEARNING. British Columbia College of Nurses & Midwiwes. 2020. Practice standard for BCCNM nurses. avaiblable: https://www.bccnm.ca/Documents/standards_practice/nurses/All_PS_Documentation.pdf. BNF Medicines Complete for Children (The British National Formulary BNF-Pediatric).



Brunner & Suddarth's Textbook of Medical-Surgical Nursing. 2014. 13th ed. Lippincot’s. Ethical guidelines of nursing: https://sairaanhoitajat.fi/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Ethical-Guidelines-of-Nursing.pdf.



International Association for the Study of Pain: Methodological Issues in Nonpharmacological Trials for Chronic Pain. https://www.iasp-pain.org/PublicationsNews/NewsletterIssue.aspx?ItemNumber=2091.



International Council of Nurses. 2012. The ICN Code of Ethics for Nurses. Available: https://www.icn.ch/sites/default/files/inline-files/2012_ICN_Codeofethicsfornurses_%20eng.pdf.



Jasper, M., Rosser, M. & Mooney, G. 2013. Vital Notes for Nurses: Professional Development, Reflection and Decision-Making in Nursing and Healthcare (2nd Edition).



John Wiley & Sons. Mcguire-Wolfe, C., 2017. Foundations of Infection Control and Prevention. 1st ed. Sudbury, United States: Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Inc. Peate, I. & Nair, M.(ed.) 2017. Fundamentals of anatomy and physiology for nursing and healthcare students. John Wiley & Sons Incorporated. Second edition. (e-book available) Perry, A., Potter, P.A., Stockert, P. & Hall, A. 2019. Essentials for Nursing Practice. (Chapter 17. Medication Administration) 9th Edition.Elsevier. E-book.available. Red Cross Finland, 2014. First Aid instructions. Available at: https://www.redcross.fi/learn-first-aid/first-aid-instructions. Resuscitation council (UK). The ABCDE-approach. The Royal College of Physicians. National Early Warning Score (NEWS). Ethical guidelines of nursing: https://sairaanhoitajat.fi/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Ethical-Guidelines-of-Nursing.pdf. Standardising the assessment of acute illness severity in the NHS. London: RCP:2017:1-77. WHO. International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) http://www.who.int/classifications/icf/en/.

Teaching methods

Lessons, lectures, Independent study, group works, simulations, workshops, hands skills practice, Training Camp, practical training.

Employer connections

Traing Camp before practical training
After this theory course is 6 weeks basic care training K700BB86-3002 Guided Practice in Social and in Health Care Environments 10 op
and 3 weeks SOTE1 training

Exam schedules

27.3.2024 Anatomy and physiology exam and Nursing Skills Theory test.

3.6.2024 RE-exams of Anatomy and physiology and Nursing Skills Theory test.

Content scheduling

Nursing that is safe for patients
Process and documenting in nursing
Skills and activities of clinical nursing
Patient safety
Health-promoting guidance
Principles of health promotion
Guidance and teaching in nursing
Oral and written communication in nursing
Human organ systems
Basics of human anatomy and physiology
Patient transfer and ergonomy
Radiaton safety
Basics of vaccination

Further information

Competence goals:

You can meet the care needs of an individual in a comprehensive manner in the various phases of nursing. You recognise your professional responsibility in nursing. You can describe the safe medication process and basics of pharmacology and have mastered dosage calculation.
You can describe the principles of health promotion and act in accordance with value principles that promote health. You understand the philosophical, ethical and pedagogic principles of guidance and teaching and their significance in the guidance of an individual.
You can explain the basics of the structure, functioning and regulation of organ systems in the human body as well as the underlying factors.
You can prepare a written report that consolidates evidence-based information.
In the context of nursing, you can engage in understandable communication in English and use special terminology.

Themes and essential content:

Nursing that is safe for patients
Process and documenting in nursing
Skills and activities of clinical nursing
Patient safety
Health-promoting guidance
Principles of health promotion
Guidance and teaching in nursing
Oral and written communication in nursing
Human organ systems
Basics of human anatomy and physiology
Finnish
Essential professional terminology related to the course content, oral and written English

Evaluation scale

Approved/Rejected

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

You act in a responsible and professional manner and follow guidance in the various phases of the nursing process and can name the process phases.
You act in accordance with guidance recognising your professional responsibility for ensuring and promoting patient safety, and can explain your actions.
You explain the principles of health promotion and consider the customer’s resources in your actions.
You act according to guidance in a customer-oriented and health-promoting manner in the various phases of the guidance process and can name the process phases.
You name the basics of the structure, function and regulation of organ systems in the human body as part of the nursing work.
You report essential information and issues both orally and in writing based on sources and observe text type instructions, language recommendations and the institute's instructions.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

You act in a responsible and professional manner and mainly independently in the various phases of the nursing process and can describe your activities in the process.
You act mainly independently recognising your professional responsibility for ensuring and promoting patient safety, and justify your actions.
You utilise the principles of health promotion when acting in a resource-oriented manner to promote customer health.
You act mainly independently and in a customer-oriented manner promoting health in the various phases of the guidance process and justify your actions through the phases.
You explain and provide grounds for the basics of the structure, function and regulation of organ systems in the human body as part of the nursing work.
You present a consistently structured oral and written account based on sources and apply text type instructions, language recommendations and the institute’s instructions.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

You act in a responsible and professional manner in the various phases of the nursing process and can assess your activities in the process.
You act in a responsible and professional manner in ensuring and promoting patient safety and assess your actions.
You analyse the principles of health promotion, taking into account the customer’s resources in health promotion and assess the choice of the principles you employ.
You act in a customer-oriented and health-promoting manner in the various phases of the guidance process and assess your actions.
You link the basics of the structure, function and regulation of organ systems in the human body to the overall the nursing work.
You modify and consolidate ideas presented in the sources to form a fluent verbal and written presentation and take the requirements of the communication situation into account.

Assessment methods and criteria

Anatomy and physiology exam (score 0-5) (Approved >50% Failed <50% of the total score)
Nursing Interventions; Basic clinical nursing competence test (Approved >50% Failed <50% of the total score.).
Health Promotion assignments and basics of vaccination -online course 2cr (Approved - to be Completed)
Radiaton safety Online -course 1 cr (Metropolia AMK)
Pre-assignments for different themes (approved-failed)/ online courses/exams of Skhole and/or Oppiportti
In simulations and workshops/hand skill trainings presence 100%.

Enrollment

02.10.2023 - 31.12.2023

Timing

01.01.2024 - 30.04.2024

Credits

5 op

Virtual proportion (cr)

5 op

RD proportion (cr)

5 op

Mode of delivery

Distance learning

Unit

Bachelor of Health Care, Nursing K

Office

Kosmos, Tietokatu 1, Kemi

Teaching languages
  • English
Seats

0 - 25

Degree programmes
  • Degree Programme in Nursing
Teachers
  • Anniina Tohmola
Responsible person

Anniina Tohmola

Student groups
  • K72D22S
    Nursing (day time learning) Kemi autumn 2022

Objective

Competence goals

You know the basic concepts related to research and development, as well as the different stages of the research process and the related principles and choices.
You know the ethical principles that guide good scientific practice and research, as well as the most common ways of obtaining and analyzing information.
You are able to participate in development, innovation and research processes.
You can identify and utilize the opportunities of the Arctic region to create innovative, multidisciplinary working life connections working in cooperation networks and multidisciplinary projects.
You manage information retrieval from the most common databases in your field.
You can read and critically evaluate scientific publications.

Content

Contents

Research, development and innovation process
- Stages of the research and development process
- Development and innovation activities
- Ethics and reliability of research and development

Research approaches and methods
- Basic concepts of research
- Key development, research and analysis methods used in nursing
- Data acquisition methods, main databases, data retrieval
- Research development

Operational development and innovation activities
- Project work and project activities
- Utilization of research data

Common research approaches and methods in nursing
Basic concepts of research
Key development, research and analysis methods used in nursing science:
- Functional thesis
- Qualitative research approach
- Quantitative research approach and orientation to statistical mathematics
- Descriptive literature review
- Methods of data acquisition, main databases of health sciences, research data retrieval: information literacy
- Scientific writing

Utilization of research data, functional development and innovation activities in nursing
- Project work and project activities
- Utilization of research data

Teaching methods

Teaching methods: Teaching and learning take place in an online environment
Learning tasks:
- independent practice tasks,
- video assignments
- electronic multiple-choice tests
- webinars
- active participation in the discussion

Themes and essential content:
Research, development and innovation process in nursing
- Development and innovation methods
- Research process phases
- Development process
Most common research approaches and methods in nursing
- Essential research methods in nursing science
- Basic concepts of research activities
- Methods of information acquisition and analysis
- Research and development ethics
- Information acquisition: the most essential databases of health sciences, sources of condensed information
Operational development and innovation in nursing
- Project work
- Utilising research data

Learning and feedback discussions:
- the student receives feedback on his learning during the course
Learning environments:
- Moodle
- Zoom
- Independent work
Obligation to attend:
- All assignments must be completed in an approved electronic learning environment
- Mandatory attendance at webinars

Content scheduling

Spring 2024

Further information

Besides independent learning, this course contains two online-webinars, where should attend.

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

You name the basic concepts related to research and development activities as well as the various phases of the research process, including the related principles and choices.

You name the ethical principles that guide good scientific practice and research as well as the most common methods of obtaining and analysing information.

You are able to take part in development, innovation and research processes.

You describe opportunities in the Arctic area for forging innovative and multidisciplinary connections in working life through collaboration networks and multidisciplinary projects.

You obtain information in the most common databases of health sciences.

You read and utilise scientific publications.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

You explain the basic concepts related to research and development activities as well as the various phases of the research process, including the related principles and choices.

You utilise the ethical principles that guide good scientific practice and research as well as the most common methods of obtaining and analysing information.

You take part in development, innovation and research processes.

You explain opportunities in the Arctic area for forging innovative and multidisciplinary connections in working life through collaboration networks and multidisciplinary projects.

You obtain information in the most common databases of health sciences.

You utilise and assess scientific publications.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

You apply and utilise basic concepts related to research and development activities in the various phases of the research process and interpret the related principles and choices.

You diversely utilise the ethical principles that guide good scientific practice and research as well as the most common methods of obtaining and analysing information.

You take part in development, innovation and research processes, assessing them in a critical manner.

You utilise and interpret opportunities in the Arctic area for forging innovative and multidisciplinary connections in working life through collaboration networks and multidisciplinary projects.

You obtain information in the most common databases of health sciences, assessing them in a critical manner.

You read scientific publications, assessing them in a critical manner.