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Hi Guys,
have not posted in a while but started my training in Feb and am confused as to what is required in my reflections for EBL, my AA has said mine are a bit generic!
any advice would be much appreciated.
I used Bev Taylor, technical, practical and emancipatory reflection for my NP degree, took some getting used toI suppose to the OP it's about finding a system and model of reflection that suits your style. I used to think about a clinical situation and then reflect on it using the different models. That way you can find which one suits you
Have been using Gibbs, guess I need to make my reflections more personal.Only thing is the subjects I was allocated to feedback on, one was the signs and symptoms of labour, I find it odd to make that personal and reflect on my own labours. Is this what I am supposed to do??????
I understand reflecting on the clinical experiences but am struggling with these learning packs.
Thank you all so much for your replies
Have been using Gibbs, guess I need to make my reflections more personal.Only thing is the subjects I was allocated to feedback on, one was the signs and symptoms of labour, I find it odd to make that personal and reflect on my own labours. Is this what I am supposed to do??????I understand reflecting on the clinical experiences but am struggling with these learning packs.
Thank you all so much for your replies
So are you doing a midwifery placement / block is that why they have given the subject of labour. I would not like to reflect on my own personal experience.
What is the specific question, can you give us a bit more detail about what clinical placements you are doing as well.
:yeah:
although if I tell my tutor that I don't want to use her "shiny bum" model I'm not sure I'll get a pass for my dissertation
True......... but I bet you wish you could:lol2:
I've just recently completed a BTEC level 4 professional course in Managing in a Care Environment & have learned the art of BS really well!! Which is what I think the vast majority of it is!
On a serious note - because I know you have to do it whatever - there is a wealth of information out there on the Internet and because I assume you have "Athens" access you should look back for articles in nursing research journals in particular as they have tons of examples of both the use of such models & the theory behind them.
There's also a good site - really geared to managment skills but I think might prove useful to you because it details how to use tools in your work. Here's the link:
So are you doing a midwifery placement / block is that why they have given the subject of labour. I would not like to reflect on my own personal experience.What is the specific question, can you give us a bit more detail about what clinical placements you are doing as well.
The pregnancy package was just for one week, I did my presentation no probs just the reflections Im having trouble with-knowing what to reflect on. In my first attempt I reflacted on what I had presented but this is obvs not correct.
I am just about to start week 2 of a 2 week taster placement ( ON ORTHO) then I go back for 7 weeks in Sept, other than that its all been lectures.
The pregnancy package was just for one week, I did my presentation no probs just the reflections Im having trouble with-knowing what to reflect on. In my first attempt I reflacted on what I had presented but this is obvs not correct.I am just about to start week 2 of a 2 week taster placement ( ON ORTHO) then I go back for 7 weeks in Sept, other than that its all been lectures.
I'm surprised you can reflect on anything after just one week!
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I'm with RGN1 on this.I never did come to grips with the different models,probably because we didn't use them in training.I sit and write ,then read ,then rewrite until I am satified with what I have written.