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Developing a portfolio to demonstrate advanced nursing practice
RCN ANP Forum10.12.11
Activity 1
• S• C• O• T
Definition
“A professional portfolio is a structured collection of different types of evidence that show the individual’s professional goals, competencies, career achievements and continuing professional development activities and experiences.”
Andre and Heartfield, 2007: 2
Portfolios for Advanced Practice-why?
• Employer – governance arrangements
• Record of CPD (PREP)
• Personal and professional development tool
Governance (NHS Wales)
• Master Level Study appropriate to role• Keep a portfolio of evidence structured in accordance with
agreed Health Board Templates• Templates include evidence of problem solving, critical
thinking, reflection, clinical updating, leadership, research, and relevant metrics.
• Portfolio to be available for independent review• Must identify competencies appropriate to role and job
description• Competence must be demonstrably assessed using
appropriate tools, evidenced to the portfolio
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Management
Research
Clinical
Educational
Advanced Practice Roles (The Scottish Government/Modernising Nursing Careers)
Advanced Practice Toolkit
Advanced Level Nursing: a position statement (DoH 2010)
This document sets out a ‘benchmark’ for ANP comprised of 28 elements clustered under the following four themes (as agreed by expert practitioners):
• clinical/direct care practice;• leadership and collaborative practice;• improving quality and developing practice; and• developing self and others.
Activity 2
What could you include in your portfolio as sources of evidence in relation to:
•Clinical practice•Education•Management and leadership•Research
Creating your portfolio: sources of evidence
Process tools
• SCOT• Action plan• Learning event log• Structured reflection• Force field analysis
Product tools
• Activities log• Learning event log• Record of competence• Witness statement• Records of peer observation• DOPS (from RCGP)• 360◦ feedback
Templates available from AANPE web site:
http://www.aanpe.org/TheANPPortfolio/tabid/1420/language/en-US/Default.aspx
Activity 3Example: learning event log
Clinical• Learning event• Setting• Client’s concern discussed • Focus for assessment• Rationale for that focus• Competence demonstrated• Learning achieved and
reflection
Educational• Learning event• Setting• Presentation• Audience and level• Rationale for topic• Questions/Feedback from
delegates• Reflection of learning
Activity 4
• Action plan
• How will you use your portfolio?
References
• Andre K. And Heartfield M. (2008) Professional portfolios: evidence of competency for nurses and midwives. Sydney: Churchill Livingstone.
• Norman K. (ed.) (2008) Portfolios in the nursing profession: use in assessment and professional development. London: Quay Books.
• Timmins F. (2008) Making sense of portfolios: a guide for nursing students. Maidenhead: Open University Press.