Learning outcomes

Professional laboratories anticipate internship experiences in order to acquire the
Students in protected contexts technical, practical skills (using simulators) organizational, relational and problem solving through written or role-playing instances with simulated operators. All this also aims to reduce the emotional impact of trying in real situations but also to ensure ethics and safety for patients. Additionally, the lab provides the student the opportunity to train in applying theoretical principles to clinical practice. Laboratory activities are carried out in rooms equipped with small groups of students led by an experienced tutor or conductor and is an indispensable requirement for internship.

Program

Skills deemed irreplaceable in the three-year period are skill skills such as assistant positioning maneuvers, personal care, ability assessment and target examination, clinical risk prevention measures, safe drug therapy management, professional communication and support relationship, Organizational skills and planning assistance, developing skills in a evidence based practice approach

Examination Methods

At the end of the course year, the teacher will form the "approved" test on the exam minutes, taking into account the student's regular and certified attendance (100%) at the labs with possible absences and any gaps in individual abilities.