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@onomeakpos2522 Most of the advice in the video but for specialist role see national guidelines, e.g. NICE www.england.nhs.uk/urgent-emergency-care/same-day-emergency-care/ambulatory-emergency-care-guide/

@@carolforde-johnston thanks so much.

@funmilayoorebayo7576 Thank you, I am glad it helps. ❤️

Wishing you all the best with your career aspirations ❤

@blessingdominic1751 A cross-sectional study is a research methodology that usually uses observation as a research method to analyse data from a population

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Thank you ❤ I'm really glad it helped ❤️

I'm glad it helps and well done doing your A levels. You could apply for a full-time pre-registration Children's 3-year nursing degree or apprenticeship with an NHS Trust. It is best if you network with local apprenticeship leads at hospital trusts and they will tell you when apprenticeships will be advertised. Often they prefer you to work as a Children's HCA first before support an apprenticeship. Hope that helps.

@@carolforde-johnston Thank you for you response, i haven't been able to find nurse apprentice around me, I will put in more effort into research.

@tolulola Don't worry they usually are advertised twice a year so there may be some out Feb/March time ready for Sept but apprenticeship leads will let you know. Don't be afraid to contact them for advice.

My pleasure, glad the video helps ❤

Wishing you all the best in your interview! 🍀🍀🍀

@@mattf9450 Thank you for the positive feedback 🍀

Wishing you all the best with your assignment 🙏

@sankarim9211 Thank you and well done for gaining NMC registration. Yes if you have NMC registration you can definitely apply for Band 5 Registered Nurse posts. With all your prior experience, you may also meet the application criteria for a Band 6 too. If you download the job description from NHS Jobs it will state what the application criteria is. Wishing you all the best with job applications.

Thank you so much Carol

@sankarim9211 My pleasure ❤️

I'm glad it helped in some way ❤

Scally and Donaldson - see this link pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC1113460/

It depends on the type of research role but you will have transferable organisational and leadership skills working in ICU. Your practice is underpinned by current research, you will be used to recording data confidentially and maintaining informed consent. If you have any QI/ research project work you may draw from this too. I hope that helps.

Glad it helps, wishing you all the best for your interview 🍀🍀🍀

@oluremijuliet5185 Thank you I wish you all the best in your interview. 🍀🍀🍀

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@lucyheath2677 If you DM me on Twitter or Instagram Lucy I'm happy to chat through on an online meeting if you think it will help. I don't charge. Everyone has different circumstances. Thinking about the positives and negatives of the different routes helps.

Thank you so much, it is great to know my videos help in some way. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment too.

Thank you for the feedback. Wishing you all the best in your interview next week! 🍀🍀🍀

@erint.c3447 Thank you for taking the time to feedback. I'm glad it helped. ❤️

Thank you Jenny I hope you find the videos helpful. Thank you for supporting my channel. ❤

@ro12350 You can critique this yes, stating that the study design is not explicitly stated or clear, however... then state what is clearer e.g. X suggests that researchers used X type of methods or numerical data is presented which reflects a quantitative research approach (if this was the case)

@@carolforde-johnston Thank you so much, very helpful :)

@ro12350 My pleasure, glad it helps.

@@RebeccaMcDonnell-y6d Thank you very much for the feedback. ❤️ I'm glad you found it helpful.

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@nurseinthemaking2020 Yes, it's a great initiative and I'm sure Nichole, Xabi or Calvin would be very happy to chat through if you wanted to be involved in future events. Thank you for the positive comment. ❤️

@carolforde-johnston yes please

My pleasure glad it helps in some way.

Usually they are quantitative but it depends on the patient outcomes, are the findings in numerical data? If so quantitative

@@carolforde-johnston yes mostly, am trying to figure out the best suited appraisal tool, so far I have ruled out the CASP tool, now learning more to JBI. Any further tips on this please?

@muk9463 JBI tools good

@muk9463 There's also the MMAT Mixed Methods Appraisal tool that may fit for your needs as it can used to appraise, qual, quantitative and/ mixed methods.

@@carolforde-johnston You are an amazing lecturer!

@muk9463 Depends on type of quantitive e.g. we have RCT CASP, see link: casp-uk.net/casp-tools-checklists/

@Gigi-er1rp Yes definitely, talk to course leads, all Universities should have support for people with dyslexia and assessment marking takes account of dyslexia. When you apply you can ask questions about this.

Thank you and what? about the age.

September 2024, I did apply for nursing but I was withdrawn from the course because I have a criminal record on my DBS with which was 15 years ago, because of the DBS and they said the type of placement there do on nursing, so I am thinking to ODP now.

@Gigi-er1rp You'd need to check with Universities but think you can apply from 17yrs and 6 months usually.

@anushkaweerakoon1803 You would need to apply to UK University for pre-registration nursing courses or apprenticeship route is where you work while doing your course. The criteria for application will be on the course details. Wishing you all the best on your career journey.

Thank you for your guidance

Thank you for your lovely feedback, I'm glad they help and I wish you all the best in your interview. Most of the tips and potential questions are in this video but think about Acute Medical Assessment unit and the types of care/pts. If you can do a informal visit it would be good if you have not been on placement. Revise your A-E assessment as you assess, treat, and investigate patients with acute medical conditions. Also maybe basic ECG rhythms and basic applied physiology e.g. renal system and CNS. You may have to describe what you would do if a patient deteriorated e.g. their Glasgow Coma scale score decreased. You may not have any of these questions but worth revisiting escalation policies and then broader areas such as patient confidentiality, consent and patients who refuse care/ mental capacity assessment. I hope that helps.

Thank you I appreciate the help!

@@fadumomakdor7089 That is wonderful to know! Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. I wish you every success in your future aspirations. 🍀

This is wonderful to hear and thank you for taking the time to feedback. I am so glad the video helped your interview preparation and had an impact on your career journey. I wish you every success in your new role. ❤

@khalidabdallah1285 Thank you for the feedback and suggestion. I will try to do another video using example papers when I have time.

@mikeyfreckles17 Thank you for the positive feedback. Wishing you all the best on your future career aspirations.

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Thank you for the feedback and for sharing ❤ I'm glad it helps ❤

@fadumomakdor7089 Thank you that is very kind ❤️

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I am currently completing my level 3 health and social care, and need to decide which to route suits me best the goal is the same to become a registered nurse.

It depends on the individual and your specific needs. The traditional route is quicker but you have to pay. Apprenticeship route you're paid a wage and all Uni fees paid but takes longer. Also, apprenticeships are not offered everywhere and usually only advertised at certain times of the year. They often ask for support worker or healthcare experiences too as part of apprenticeship application. Unis and NHS Trusts often offer open days or recruitment events and they have apprenticeship leads or pre-reg course leads you can talk to too. I hope that helps. 🍀

P.S. They both offer level 6 nursing degree to become as registered nurse but it depends which route suits your needs better.

​@shamsaahmed8581 If you're doing H&SC course at college and have had placements in healthcare you could apply for either route, depending on whether they are both available where you live. Currently many NHS Trusts are trying to save money and it looks like there are not as many apprenticeships around. If you contact your local apprenticeship leads they are usually very helpful.

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Yes you can use SPIDER or PICOT to revise, confirm or formulate your research question and in turn your inclusion/ exclusion criteria.

I can't answer your second question as there is not enough detail, whether this is a primary study or lit review, you'd need to check with your tutor regarding assignment guidelines as I don't advise on assignments.

@@carolforde-johnston they will be primary data

@koketsomatlakala869 If your research question requires both qual and quant data and you can justify it, but depends on your research question. A mixed methods study for example. Best to review with your tutor to be sure.

@neethuanish3073 That's great, I'm glad it helped ❤️

@DiasporaMotivationalBroadcast Glad it helps ❤️

My pleasure, I'm glad it helps.

@son2789 They are usually advertised through employers/ Unis or on NIHR website, do you mean internship, fellowship or scholarship? See some links below: www.arc-wx.nihr.ac.uk/fellowships-internships www.hee.nhs.uk/our-work/clinical-academic-careers/research-internships arc-nwc.nihr.ac.uk/impact/impact-internships-2/nihr-fellowship-internships/ Hope they help

@@carolforde-johnston thanks for your reply. I don’t know which one is suitable for me. I think internships

@son2789 You can always contact them to check and there will be guidance for eligibility.

@@nurseaghoghocares Thank you ❤️ Wishing you all the best in your interview