HSC Presentation: Professional Principles and Values Demonstration

This presentation focuses on demonstrating professional principles and values within the context of health and social care, specifically referencing the Royal London Hospital. It emphasizes the importance of reflection as a critical aspect of learning and professional development, highlighting how it helps individuals assess their capabilities and identify areas for improvement. The presentation explores the benefits of reflective practices, such as encouraging innovation, fostering participation, and promoting team spirit. It then delves into various models and tools used for reflection in health and social care, with a detailed explanation of Kolb's experiential learning model, including concrete experience, reflective observation, abstract conceptualization, and active experimentation. The presentation concludes by evaluating how reflection can impact personal and professional development, and how continuous professional development is essential in healthcare. The document includes references from various authors.

Demonstrating Professional Principles and
Values in HSC

TABLE OF CONTENT
 INTRODUTION
 DISCUSSION
 CONCLUSION
 REFERENCE

INTRODUCTION
Reflection is a very important aspect of learning because it helps the individual in assessing its
own capabilities and drawbacks. By doing this, one can identify the ways for improving the
insufficient skills. This presentation will explain the concept of reflection in case of health
and social care services which are to be provided at Royal London hospital of London. It will
further focus on explaining the various tools and models of learning reflection.

The purposes of reflection in health and social care practice
M2. Review of ways in which reflective practices can be applied in the health care sector.
Reflection is a very crucial element in the health social care practices. It improves the ways in which these practices
are performed by the people. This concept is intimately connected to the learning from experience, in which an
individual think about what actions are done by them and what happened and decide from that what they would do
differently next time.

Value and ways of reflective practices
Reflective practices are very important in the present
business scenario. It no only helps in understanding the
strength and weakness of the individual but is also helpful in
improving the capabilities of the people.
 Encourages innovation : By learning reflective
practices, individual will be able to learn and create
experiments with new and innovative ideas. With this,
they will think more creatively, imaginatively,
resourcefully and will be able to adopt new methods of
learning and thinking in their skills and way of
performing the tasks.

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 Involves participation : When an individual will be able to
adopt reflection in their professional life and this will enhance
them in participating and involving themselves in various
aspects of the Royal London hospital.
 Beneficial to the surroundings : Apart from this, by adopting
reflective practices, one develops such an environment or
atmosphere which fully concentrates on the learner.
 Team spirit : When an individual will work by adopting the
reflective practices then in Royal London hospital, they will be
able to work together with the colleagues and other sub
ordinates as a team.

Reflective practices supports development of career
There are various reflective practices which will help the
individual in assisting and developing the career and they
are discussed below :
Self questioning : It will help the individual in questioning
themselves so that they can get proper result and outcome
of the question which is going in their mind continuously.
Experimenting with innovative ideas : The present
business world is highly dynamic and to meet with the
competition, an individual will take risk of experimenting
with new and innovative ideas and methods of working.

Models and tools used for reflection in health and social care practice
There are various models and tools which are used for reflection in health and social care practices and they
are discussed below :
KOBL'S Model
This model was developed by David A. Kolb in 1984 and deals in experiential learning theory which supplies
a holistic model of learning and emphasizes on the importance of role of experience in the procedure of
learning. According to this model, it has been argued that the individual learns various skills from the every
day life as well.

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 Concrete experience : This learning cycle of Kolb is
initiated with the concrete experiences in which the
individuals, groups or organization are assigned with
a work.
 Reflective observation : In this stage, when an event
has already taken place, then it becomes important to
think the situation in detail and understand the
various perspectives of the situations.

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Abstract conceptualization : In this step, the situation which has occurred in the Royal London hospital
will be taken into more detail with thorough understanding and interpretation. In this process, the situation
has been analyzed and interpreted with critical thinking and learners make comparison between what they
have done and what they are already aware about.
Active experimentation : In previous stage, various approaches and alternatives are evaluated and best one
was considered and now the same will be applied in this step. This is the final stage of learning cycle where
the learner takes into consideration the numerous ways through which they are going to put in practice
which the learners have learn t.

D1 Evaluate how own reflections can impact on personal and Professional development and that of
individuals using health, care or support services
Continuous Professional Development is common in most every profession and is usually organized in the
conceptualization and is more relevance when formalized. This can also be approached in a manner of
thinking about learning and education as ecological that is, part of the overall environmental challenge
where one is required to stay circulating in an individual field of interest and as technology and
information change in society.

CONCLUSION
From this presentation, it has been concluded that reflection is important not only in professional life but also
in every day activities. It helps in analyzing the behavior and attitude of a person in a professional field.
There are various reflective practices that are discussed and importance of reflection has been understood
with the help of personal and professional development concept. Further more, the KOLB model was used
to give thorough understanding of learning process.

REFERENCE
Brenda Scott, D.N.P. and Mindy Thompson, D.N.P., 2018. Transitioning from RN to MSN: Principles of Professional
Role Development. Springer Publishing Company.
Caldis, S., 2014. Assessment for learning in the Geography classroom-can we bring about change to reflect evidence
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Ellis, B.S., 2016. The value of systems and complexity thinking to enable change in adaptive healthcare organisations,
supported by informatics. In The Value of Systems and Complexity Sciences for Healthcare (pp. 217-229).
Springer, Cham.
Ghaye, T. and Lillyman, S., 2014. Reflection: Principles and practices for healthcare professionals 2nd edition (Vol.
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