- Assessed Simulated Practice Placement (ASPP)
- Simulation Practice Placement (SPP)
- Self-Directed Practice Learning (SDPL)
Simulation placements and self-directed learning
Information for students in the School of Nursing and Midwifery
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For more information about the ASPP please contactSuzi Robinson , Clinical Skills and Practice Simulation Lead.
Overall, this placement has been fantastic and such a mixture of learning opportunities and skills. I feel so much more confident in my skills, which I will take with me onto my next placements. I am grateful for the opportunity, as it has been a pilot placement for the university. I would recommend this placement to my peers, as it has been so beneficial to my learning.
I have really enjoyed this different type of placement, and I am glad I was given the opportunity to complete it. I feel that I have learned so much and I have developed my confidence and communication skills. I have really enjoyed working within our small groups and getting to know my peers.
During the start of this placement I was quite sceptical about how it would turn out as we were not enrolled in a clinical environment. But as days progressed, I began to thoroughly enjoy and learn quite a lot about various topics in depth. Having lectures provided by specialists in those fields provided with strong knowledge and evidence-based practice methods. Having set-up scenarios also provided with the scope to make mistakes and learn from them.
It’s been very informative I feel I have learnt more than I would … in a normal placement, highly suggest that all nursing students should have this as a placement.
Suturing and plastering skills
Visit to the Dive Diseases Research Centre (DDRC Plymouth)
Midwifery and neonatal care
Interprofessional Learning with physiotherapy students
Team building and leadership skills
Practicing plastering skills
For more information about the SPP please contactSuzi Robinson , Clinical Skills and Practice Simulation Lead.