Enrolled/Division 2 nursing

AssessmentRTO 90198To be deemed competent in the assessment, you must be able to:• provide evidence of specified essential knowledge and skills• identify a need for research into health issues• undertake research in an area of need in your current clinical setting• submit written assessments that demonstrate you can apply knowledge anddiscuss its implications on practice• negotiate performance observation in a real or simulated workplace• demonstrate consist performance in a range of workplace situationsWe will use a variety of assessments methods, including;• observation in the workplace• verbal and written questioning• role plays• written assignments• essays• projects• case studies and scenarios relating to best practice• teaching plans• education sessions for staff and patientsMore informationPlease refer to the Participant Handbook for Nationally‐Recognised Training offered by NSWHealth RTO for information about the following:• NSW Registered Training Organisation code of practice• training and assessment• competency• certificates and statements of attainment• language, literacy and numeracy• access and equity• reasonable adjustment• mutual recognition• training records and results• privacy of personal information• complaints, grievances and appeals• participants’ rights and responsibilities© NSW Health RTOHLT61107 Advanced Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled/Division 2 nursing)Participant Information Handbook • Version 4 May 2011 Page 7 of 12