Clinical Placement Reflection: NMC Code of Conduct Analysis
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This report reflects on a clinical placement experience in an acute stroke unit, where a student nurse encountered a challenging situation involving a 63-year-old female patient experiencing a stroke. The student, initially apprehensive due to personal perceptions about stroke outcomes, struggled to communicate effectively with the patient, leading to a violent outburst and the application of restraints. The report uses the Gibbs reflective cycle to analyze the incident, detailing the student's feelings, evaluation of the situation, and the actions taken. It critically examines the event in relation to the NMC code of conduct, highlighting areas where professional standards were met and where improvements are needed, particularly concerning patient safety, communication, and the ethical use of restraints. The conclusion identifies the student's stereotypic attitude and action plan to eliminate it. The report emphasizes the importance of patient-centered care and the need to uphold patient dignity and well-being.
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