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Completion requirements

Assessment 2 Group presentation: Transition shock
The topic we chose is Language Barriers and Patient Safety in New Graduate Nurses in Australia
PowerPoint Use 10 slides with clear, easy-to-read bullet points, while placing the full explanation in the transcript file
Transcript Please provide a transcript divided equally into three parts, with one part assigned to each student (e.g., Speaker 1, Speaker 2, Speaker 3).
Word count/length 15 minutes (equivalent to 1750 words)
(+/-10%; the reference list is not included in the word count but in-text citations are)
SILOs
  • Determine and justify appropriate professional practice requirements relative to patient care scenarios (SILO 2).
  • Accurately interpret scenario-based data to identify clinical and non-clinical priorities for patients (SILO 3).
  • Critically assess ethical requirements related to specific clinical and professional scenarios (SILO 4).
Graduate capabilities

COMMUNICATION – Cultural Intelligence and Global Perspective

PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL – Leadership and Teamwork

Generative AI use The applicable AI use category is: AI Planning

The AI Assessment Scale resource provides guidance on the appropriate use of GenAI tools in assessments and explains what is expected in each category.

Purpose

The purpose of this assessment is to assess your ability to communicate information to an audience in a concise, confident and accurate information. This task provides an opportunity to communicate and work with your peers to manage an important task, developing teamwork and communication skills.

Task details

Select an aspect of transition shock that relates to your role as you transition into studying and/or working as a registered nurse in Australia. You will be required to present the topic as a group during the workshop in Week 7.

Instructions

  • The selected topic is Language Barriers and Patient Safety in New Graduate Nurses in Australia
  • The presentation should include reliable, up-to-date information from peer-reviewed journal articles. Remember that there is a lot of incorrect information on these topics on the internet. Ensure that your information comes from research data and reputable sources to maintain accuracy and credibility.
  • Presentations should include a PowerPoint presentation of no more than 10 slides.
  • Every presentation should at the very least include an overview with motivation (i.e. Why is this topic exciting?).
  • Include a few relevant questions throughout.
  • Include a summary of the important points of discussion at the conclusion.
  • It is also highly recommended that you prepare an informative but concise handout covering the big ideas in the presentation.
  • Include an APA 7-style reference list at the end of your presentation. Use in-text citations within the presentation wherever required.

Resources and readings relevant to the assessment

USEFUL PHRASES FOR ORAL PRESENTATIONS

The following phrases can be used to help you deliver an effective presentation.

Element of Oral Presentation

Phrase

INTRODUCTION

Good morning. Today/in this presentation, Id like to talk about/describe/discuss

The focus of this presentation is on…

To give you some background/ This is critical/important because

Three key arguments should emerge/will be made

Firstly, Ill discuss. Then/ Secondly. This will be followed by Finally Ill analyse and conclude with

BODY

Sequencing/ordering

First of all we must consider/bear in mind

Moving on to the next point/issue/section

The next issue Id like to mention/focus on/raise is

That brings me to the next point

Next, I would like to turn to

Presenting reasons/causes

Therefore/so

As a result / This has resulted in…

Because of this

For this reason

This has led to/caused

Contrasting

But/however

On the other hand

In contrast, we can see that

A stark difference to this is / An opposing view is raised by

Comparing

Similarly

In the same way

Likewise

A similar argument was raised by

Highlighting

Before moving on, Id like to emphasise once more/again that

In particular, it is important to mention

Addressing this issue is particularly/extremely important as

This may have major ramifications for

Giving examples

For example/ For instance

An example/illustration of this is

To illustrate this point, let us consider

A good/clear example of this is

This is clearly demonstrated by

Referring to the slides

This diagram/table shows

This is a graph/illustration of . showing

The centre/extreme lefthand column/top row shows

CONCLUSION

Summarising

To conclude

To sum up, I would like to say/reiterate/emphasise the main points/arguments again.

In short

Before concluding, let me just summarise/go over the main points

Closing and inviting questions

Thank you for your attention/for listening

If there are any questions, Id be happy to answer them.

Are there any questions

Please use these references:

Harrison, H., Birks, M., &Mills, J. (2021) Transition to nursing practice: From student to professional. Oxford University Press.

Chang, E., & Daly, J. (2016). Transitions in nursing: Preparing for professional practice (4th ed.). Elsevier.Al Shamsi, H., et al. (2020). Implications of language barriers for healthcare.

Duchscher, J. (2009). Transition shock in newly graduated nurses.

Joint Commission. (2015). Sentinel event data.

Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care.

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