ASSESSMENT CRITERIA FOR APPROVED PRACTICAL TRAINING IN THE FACULTIES OF WELFARE AND HEALTH CARE The assessment criteria reflect the student’s ability to combine theory and practice The required competence level varies at different stages of the studies Self-development The student is able to assess his or her competence and define development needs, when given guidance and feedback. A performance is approved when the student is able to identify his or her own needs for learning identify his or her strengths and weaknesses, when given feedback set realistic personal goals carry out a self-assessment The student is able to take responsibility for his or her own professional growth, when given guidance. A performance is approved when the student is motivated and shows interest in learning and in the clinical placement the student’s own initiative develops during the placement The student is capable of co-learning and sharing knowledge at work A performance is approved when the student is able to give or receive feedback and to learn from the feedback The student is able to act in changing situations and to identify and make use of different learning and operational possibilities, when given guidance and feedback. A performance is approved when the student is able to show initiative and act in a flexible way The student is able to plan, organize and develop his or her work, when given guidance. A performance is approved when the student obtains the goals set for clinical practice. Ethical Competence The student is able to apply the professional value basis and ethical principles into practice. A performance is approved when the student is able to respect confidentiality act and behave in a reliable way act in a professional way with no severe deficits take into consideration the patient’s/client’s safety The student takes responsibility for his or her actions and acts according to the operational principles of the clinical placement. A performance is approved when the student follows the rules and agreements of the clinical placement is committed to clinical practice follows the operational principles in the placement is able to act independently in the clinical placement The student takes others into consideration A performance is approved when the student is able to treat others individually and with respect Communication and Interaction Skills The student is able to communicate orally, visually or in writing, when given guidance. A performance is approved when the student is able to report orally and in writing make accurate and appropriate recordings give oral reports in an appropriate and accurate way The student is able to communicate and interact in professional situations, when given support. A performance is approved when the student is able to communicate and interact in professional situations use appropriate and professional language listen to others in a variety of situations The student is able to work with others in different types of groups and multidisciplinary teams. A performance is approved when the student is able to and willing to co-operate work in a multidisciplinary team Development Competence The student has adopted an initiative approach to work and these skills have developed during the clinical practice. The student has developed problem-solving or decision-making skills. The student is able to identify the principles of effectiveness and client-centred approach. The student has developed entrepreneurial skills. Internationality The student learns to understand cultural diversity and is able to co-operate with people from various cultural backgrounds, when given guidance. A performance is approved when the student is able to and willing to work with people from various cultural backgrounds Professional Competence in Different Degree Programmes The student has adequate professional skills and knowledge basis of his or her field of study. A performance is approved when the student is able to manifest adequate and structured knowledge basis with regard to the phase of studies show adequate professional, degree-based skills with regard to the phase of studies and to develop these skills during the clinical placement act and use methods in an accurate way in most situations interact in a client-oriented, goal-oriented and client-centred way with the patients/clients, family and community. teach and guide a variety of patients/clients, their relatives and significant others, groups and communities and develop these skills during the clinical placement.