Clinical Practice - Family counselling and GroupworkLaajuus (2 cr)

Objective

Students
- are able to apply their key theoretical and clinical competence of public health nursing required by the clinical practice environment
- are able to adopt a client-centered approach to maintaining and promoting public health nursing of clients and families
- can follow the ethical guidelines and principles of nursing and the ethical recommendations on public health nursing
- can work as responsible members of work groups and work communities
- can plan, implement and evaluate group work aiming to support parenthood and couple relationship and group maternity training for expecting couples
- can develop peer group activities enabling and supporting empowerment of parents
- can assume the expert role in group counselling
- are able to evaluate their competence and develop it further

Content

- planning, implementation and evaluation of family counselling
- group counselling
- inclusion methods for group work
- communication and presentation; assuming expert role in group counselling

Qualifications

Prior knowledge requirements
Theoretical studies corresponding to the clinical practice environment

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

Pass/Fail

See the attachment "Framework for evaluation criteria of competence"
Evaluation criteria expert level is used.