Gibb’s Reflective Cycle: Safety Issues- Historical & Social Factors- Report Writing Assignment

Internal Code: 4ADA

Report Writing Assignment:

Each student will submit a written, word critical reflection on performing the allocated skill. It is most important that students begin to appreciate that a reflection is much more than simply a narration of what was done or not done. In the context of clinical reasoning, a critical reflection is your thoughts on what was done and what improvement is required for being a more effective and safe practitioner in your future practice. In order to facilitate this process, students should follow the Gibb’s Reflective Cycle. The written critical reflection needs to be an individual piece of work by each student. Even though the same or similar elements may be discussed in the reflection it must be submitted in each student’s own words. If the same work is submitted plagiarism penalties will apply. It is advisable that students do the writing up of this reflective part of this assessment as soon as you complete the recording of video clips ? while the event is fresh in your mind. Details of reflection: Using the Gibb’s cycle for reflection, you are required to write a critical reflection that details your individual performance of the allocated skill. You may also utilise the information that you have received from peer feedback to help with this process.