When deciding to offer student placements, there are a variety of factors that supervisors need to consider. Some of these include:
- The motivation for offering a placement:
- Benefits of offering clinical education placements
- The importance of quality clinical education placements
- The ability to facilitate student learning:
- Placement models and approaches to supervision
- Facilitating learning
- Facilitating clinical decision making
- The capacity to provide a suitable placement environment:
- Creating a student placement opportunity
- First time student supervisors
- Workload management tips for supervisors
- Pre-placement planning
- Orientation of the student
- Managing expectations, professional boundaries and ethical practice
- During the placement
- Evaluating the placement experience
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Preparing for and Managing Clinical Placements Topics
Benefits of offering clinical education placements
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The importance of quality clinical education in allied health
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Placement models and approaches to supervision
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Creating a safe learning environment for placements
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Creating a student placement opportunity
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First time student supervisors
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Workload management tips for supervisors
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Pre-placement planning
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Orientation of the student
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Managing expectations, professional boundaries and ethical practice
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During a student placement
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Evaluating the placement experience
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