The Capital and Coast DEU Philosophy
The Dedicated Education Unit (DEU) model of clinical teaching and learning is a partnership between organisations, the education provider Massey University (Massey),,Victoria University and Whitireia New Zealand (Whitireia) and Capital and Coast.. Collaboration allows practice areas to provide a more supportive clinical learning and teaching environment for students. DEUs are dedicated to supporting nursing students on clinical placement encouraging incidental and intentional learning modes, and peer teaching. The DEU is based on an Australian model and offers an alternative to the Preceptorship model to focus on student learning and curriculum integration.
Contact
Nurse Educator
Workforce and Practice Development Unit
Capital, Coast and Hutt Valley
DDI: 04 806 0608
0274919095
email::
Education for new CLN and ALN
- Workshop bookings via Connect me or email::
- Refresher workshop 27th October 2023
- Full day orientation workshops 19th May 2023
Rosters
All student allocations are on the teams link that has been sent previously to clinical areas.
2023 Ins and Outs: This indicates dates and lengths of programme placements at Capital, Coast and Hutt Valley
Information for Students
The Dedicated Education Unit is a model to support students from all programmes and levels of training. Please read the student roles and responsibilities and ensure you have become familiar with the allocated clinical area on the clinical learning environment web page.
What will you notice? All staff will be your preceptors and will provide support and feedback during your placement. The clinical liaison nurse (Capital, Coast and Hutt Valley) and academic liaison nurse (University) will be your main contacts and will meet with you weekly for feed back and will complete any assessment paper work you have. It is important that you come prepared with learning objectives and be proactive in take responsibility for your own learning.
Current Dedicated Education Units
7 North
7 South
6 South
Ward 6 Kenepuru
6 North
6 East
5 South
5 North
Kenepuru: Health of the older person wards 4 and 5
Kenepuru ward 7 (KSU)
Te Whare o Maitarangi
Per-operative Services: Wellington Theatre, PACU,.SSR/SAU
Child health wards one and two
NICU
MHAIDS Adolescent Forensic :Papatuanuku (the forensic team) Nga Taiohi and Hikitia
MHAIDS Adult Forensic Rangipapa/Purehurehu
MHAIDS Rehabilitation Tane Mahuta/Tawhirimatea
ARC TBC
Resource
DEU Handbook
Roster templates
roster 1
roster 2
roster 3
roster grid
Daily running logs for students
TEP Agreed form (Massey)
Transition placement document 2023
Information third year transition ACE
Publications
Crawford, R., Jasonsmith,A., Leuchurs, D,. Naidu, A., Pool, L., Tosswill, L., Trezise, Kathy., Wordsworth, A. 2018. "Feeling part of atea" a mixed method evaluation of a dedciated education unit pilot programme.Nurse Education Today. 68 165-17.
Edgecombe, K., Gonda, J., Bowden, M., 2014. From conceptualization to future expansion:Keys to successful dedicated education unit implementation and sustainability.In: Edgecombe, K., Bowden, M. (Eds.), Clinical Learning and Teaching Innovations in Nursing: Dedicated Education Units Building a Better Future. Innovation and Changein Professional Education. Vol. 10 Springer, London, United Kingdom.
Jamieson, I., Hale, J., Sims, D., Casey, M., Whittle, R., Kilkenny, T., 2008. Establishing Dedicated Education Units for Undergraduate Nursing Students: Pilot Project Summation.
Moscato, S., Nishioka, V., Coe, M., 2013. Dedicated education unit: implementing innovation in replication sites. J. Nurs. Educ. 52 (5), 259–267.
If you experience difficulty accessing any of these articles please contact Kathy Trezise
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