TRN305 – Transition to Being a Registered Nurse – Medical Science Assignment Help

Assignment Task

Learning Outcomes

The Subject Learning Outcomes demonstrated by successful completion of the task below include:

a) Analyse registration requirements then identify and action specific learning needs in preparation for registration.

b) Reflect critically on personal and professional development in preparation for practice as a registered nurse.

d) Apply the principles and theories of leadership and to personal and interprofessional collaboration and teamwork.

Task Summary – This assessment task aims to consolidate your knowledge about the registration requirements for Registered Nurses in Australia and the need to identify knowledge and professional practice gaps prior to completion of the Bachelor of Nursing degree. Please note this assessment task 1 starts to build self-awareness by analysing your adherence to the registration requirements and this information will be utilised in assessment task 2. In assessment 2, you will use your developing self-awareness to understand your current capabilities and prepare an action plan to ensure you meet all these registration requirements.

Assessment tasks

1 and 2 should build on each other and should be an integrated plan for your continuing professional development. Context Throughout your Bachelor of Nursing degree, the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA) are mentioned repeatedly as they are the governing bodies of Registered Nurses in Australia. Nursing is a regulated health profession, and as such, Registered Nurses are responsible and accountable to the NMBA and AHPRA. The NMBA standards, codes and guidelines should be evident in your nursing practice and should inform the development of your scope of practice and aspirations as Registered Nurses. In this assessment task, you will analyse these registration requirements and identify the specific learning needs you have in preparation for registration with AHPRA, and prior to seeking