Learning Objectives Assessed:
1. Explain the research process that underpins the evidence base for nursing practice
Graduate Outcomes supported:
• CL01: Explain the research process that underpins the evidence base for nursing practice
• CLO2: Discuss and critique commonly used research designs that inform health care practice
• CLO4: Review the role of research in health policy and decision making practices
Details:
The final assessment task for this subject involves the presentation of the issue identified in your major assignment using three slides in six minutes. You also need to provide a 250-word abstract that summarises the findings of your analysis of the literature. Your three slides will be presented during a seminar day at the end of the semester and be marked by a panel who you will present to.
Your presentation will be timed for six minutes and marks are allocated for keeping to this time. It may pay to follow a set structure, for example identifying your issue on the first slide, summarising the key points of the literature on the second slide and recommendations to improve practice/further research on the final slide. Remember, this subject is about using the research to support your argument and critical thinking so merely providing a three-slide summary of a topic will not get you many marks.
Your abstract needs to identify the issue and provide a brief synopsis of the literature findings in 250 words. It should not require any referencing and read as a strong overview of your paper. Consider looking at the abstracts of journal articles during the semester to get a feel of how to structure your abstract. The abstract must be submitted on the seminar day.
Rapid fire presentation and abstract
The final assessment task for this subject involves the presentation of the issue identified in your major assignment using three slides In six minutes.
You also need to provide a 250 word abstract that summarises the findings of your analysis of the literature. Your three slides will be presented during a seminar day at the end of the semester and be marked by a panel who you will present to.
Your presentation will be timed for six minutes and marks are allocated for keeping to this time. It may pay to follow a set structure, for example identifying your issue on the first slide, summarising the key points of the literature on the second slide and recommendations to improve practice/further research on the final slide. Remember, this subject is about using the research to support your argument and critical thinking so merely providing a three-slide summary of a topic will not get you many marks.
Your abstract needs to Identify the issue and provide a brief synopsis of the literature findings in 250 words. It should not require any referencing and read as a strong overview of your paper. Consider looking at the abstracts of journal articles during the semester to get a feel of how to structure your abstract. The abstract must be submitted on the seminar day.