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Your are assessed in University via assignments, presentations and exams. Whilst you are on placement you are assessed on your practice performance, you are required to gather evidence to support your progression and completion of the proficiencies over your placement period. You will do this by using Practice Assessment Documentation.
Your are assessed in University via assignments, presentations and exams. Whilst you are on placement you are assessed on your practice performance, you are required to gather evidence to support your progression and completion of the proficiencies over your placement period. You will do this by using Practice Assessment Documentation.
Midlands, Yorkshire and East of England Practice Assessment Document
Midlands, Yorkshire and East of England Practice Assessment Document
= MYEPAD
= MYEPAD
MYEPAD is;
MYEPAD is;
- Your Practice Assessment Documentation.
- You will use your MYEPAD to guide you to gather the correct evidence to show your progression whilst on practice placement.
- The evidence will be assessed against proficiency's for each part of your course. You have to meet the proficiency's to progress to the next level.
Proficiency; A high degree of knowledge / skill of something. Displaying a positive, professional manner.
Proficiency; A high degree of knowledge / skill of something. Displaying a positive, professional manner.
- It has been developed and adopted by 28 universities
- The aim of the MYEPAD is to create a consistent approach to documentation for placement areas. This means that multiple universities are using the MYEPAD which make practice assessment more efficient and effective.
- The MYEPAD is built around the Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC) Standards of Proficiency for Registered Nurses (2018)
- The Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC) Standards of Proficiency for Registered Nurses (2018) demonstrates what a person needs to be proficient in to be a registered nurse.
- This therefore guides your assessment in practice for the next 3 years.
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