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How did we get to this point Reviewed the BDA (2008) Curriculum Framework Hosted a number of consultation events in 2010 with placement providers Developed a model and consulted via an on- line survey.
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How did we get to this point The results of the survey were discussed with Stakeholders in October 2010. Stakeholders advised to develop the new placement structure.
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Philosophy The learning outcomes and structure of the new placements are based on the stages of the Nutrition and Dietetic Care Process.
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Diagnosis Identify and label problem Determine contributing risk factors Cluster signs and symptoms Intervention Plan nutrition intervention - Goals and plan of action Implement nutrition intervention Care delivered Monitoring and Evaluation Monitor progress Measure outcome indicators Evaluate outcomes Assessment Collect timely & appropriate data Interpret with evidence-based standards Screening and Referral Nutrition & Dietetic Care Process
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Placement structure Placement 1 is 2 weeks Placement 2 is 12 weeks Placement 3 is 14 weeks
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Placements What will remain the same: The placements will continue to be competence based assessments. Students will be required to gather a portfolio of evidence to show their performance against the learning outcomes.
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Placements What will be different ? Or new and improved ?
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The learning outcomes have been rationalised so that there are fewer, they are more relevant and assessment as a result will be easier. There won’t be any tools. The paperwork has been simplified to make life easier for you. Placements
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Plan for the rest of the afternoon Information Overview of the placement structure An introduction to the learning outcomes An introduction to assessment processes Workshops Developing new programmes Implementing new assessment processes
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What’s in it for me ? Updated placement structure Streamlined student led processes Assessment related to everyday dietetic activities Facilitates learning Reduces the burden of student training
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When will the students start ? Placement 1 – January 2012 Placement 2 – May-June- August 2012 Placement 3 – Mid September – December 2012
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What will I get ? Help with developing programmes Standardised paperwork Training – Facilitated workshop on 12/9/11 at KCL One bespoke session in October Facilitated workshop on 8/11/11
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Approval Placement 1 will be approved during the workshop of the 8/11/11 Placement 2 in Feb/March 2012 Placement 3 in June/July 2012
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Who do I contact if I’m interested Please contact Jane Thomas (jane.thomas@kcl.ac.uk ) if you are interested in becoming an early implementer.jane.thomas@kcl.ac.uk We need to know by Friday 10 th June.
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