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Name: Ashley Chambers on May 13, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Edward Combes on May 13, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Kate Gerard on May 13, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Monty Steedman on May 13, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 13, 2007Comments: it is important we get a say in our last placement. We have given 3 years to this course and this placement could determine our futureFlag
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Name: Adele Legge on May 13, 2007Comments: During our 3 year course the supervised practice is the only opportunity we get to have any say about placements. We put up with bad placements knowing that they only last a few weeks but for a longer ones it really is important to have some input as it could affect future careers.Flag
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Name: Sarah Colson on May 13, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 13, 2007Comments: It is important to involve a student when on placement for 3 months, as we often look for a placement where we had good experiences and are looking to work in the future.Flag
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Name: Rebecca Stacey on May 13, 2007Comments: It is unfair that previous cohorts have had the opportunity for personal input yet we have no say. Like it has been said, our supervised practice placement is very important and will be stressful enough without the added stress of having no input into something so important at the most crucial part of the course.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 13, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Nikki Purkiss on May 13, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Emma Swan on May 13, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Amy Foster on May 13, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Kelly Symes on May 13, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Jayne Watkins on May 13, 2007Comments: I strongly disagree with the proposed changes.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 13, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Jo Student Nurse on May 13, 2007Comments: I think this is a most unwelcome change to the itinary and poses a detrimental outcome for students upon finalising their studies. I would be disappointed to return to a placement unrelated to my area of interest.Flag
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Name: Paul Wilkins on May 13, 2007Comments: I totally disagree with this idea, it has a detrimental affect to students who have a passion for a particular area of nursing and want to challenge themselves in a field (i.e. medical) they have a desire for. Yes not everybody will get the placement they want, but selection surely isn't a biast process, not all of us will be happy and successful but we should be able to have our say and oppurtunity to get our prefered wards. We all are in the same situation.Flag
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Name: Hanna on May 13, 2007Comments: we should be allowed to have an input into our supervised practiceFlag
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Name: Andrena Rolland on May 13, 2007Comments: I am loving my course, but my personal life does affect my studies. I am a single parent and i do not drive so some of my placements though enjoyable, would not be practicle as supervised practice. it would be better if we could have some say in our final placements. I know that the placements centre have been having problems with placements due to NHS re shuffles, but is it fair that our studies are affected by this when previous cohorts have been allowed choices where we no longer areFlag
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Name: Anonymous on May 13, 2007Comments: I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE SOME SORT OF INPUT INTO WHERE I WOULD HAVE MY SUPERVISED PRACTICE.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 14, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: David Smart on May 14, 2007Comments: i would much prefer to have 3 choices of placements for my supervised practice, there are good and bad placements and i think we should to be aloud a choice!!Flag
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Name: Lianne Batcheler on May 14, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Rachel Hitchman on May 14, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Kirstie Watkin on May 14, 2007Comments: It's ridiculous! There should definitely be some student input.Flag
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Name: Lucy Hollingshead on May 14, 2007Comments: We should definately have a say on where we spend 3 months for possibly the most important placement in our training. If i end up somewhere that is awful and un inspiring for me, it would make it tempting to leave a course where students voices are never heard.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 14, 2007Comments: It is unfair if we are unable to have any input into choosing our final placement. If assigned an inappropriate placement such as frequently received in the past then how are we meant to reach our learning outcomes or do our best if we are not happy or in an area we have no desire to pursue. Also the decision this late in our training is unbelievable! If your going to change something dramatic at least make it clear at the beginning of the course! Sept 2007......Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 14, 2007Comments: I feel that it is important for students to have a say in their supervised practice. The supervised practice lasts for a period of 3 months and the student should have the opportunity to give at least 3 options of where they would like to be placed. If a student is placed in an area that they do not tend to work in, it may have an impact on their outcome/results.Flag
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Name: Irene Dzapasi on May 14, 2007Comments: I disagree with having having the new imposed changes Its only fair for us to choose where we want to do our placementFlag
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Name: Anonymous on May 14, 2007Comments: it is understood by all students that obviously not everyone will be able to have thier chosen placement, however i stongly disagree that we should no longer have a say into at least which areas we wish to go into as this will effect our job oppurtunites in our future careers. surely if anything a particular preference should be made into which area we plan on working in in the furure otherwise what is the point! especially if your argument is that you just dont want the disagreements like previous years, a better argument is needed to explain why we just dont get a choice anymore.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 14, 2007Comments: it is understood by all students that obviously not everyone will be able to have thier chosen placement, however i stongly disagree that we should no longer have a say into at least which areas we wish to go into as this will effect our job oppurtunites in our future careers. surely if anything a particular preference should be made into which area we plan on working in in the furure otherwise what is the point! especially if your argument is that you just dont want the disagreements like previous years, a better argument is needed to explain why we just dont get a choice anymore.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 14, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Leeanne Hussey on May 14, 2007Comments: i think that we should get some say in where we carry out our supervised practice because if we are sent on a ward where we had really bad experiences then this will affect our practice and may reflect in the marks we get. By us giving 3 different placements it enables us to at least go back on a placement where we have had good experiences and are interested in, this will therfore reflect on the outcome of this module.Flag
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Name: Steph on May 14, 2007Comments: would rather have a choiceFlag
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Name: Chloe Miller on May 14, 2007Comments: I have experiened a placement that I was totally unhappy in, it really did effect my work... my agurment isa what happens if we're put in a placement where we not happy for 3 months , we would not get the results that we need to carry on with working.... to add some of us might even leave!!!!Flag
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Name: A. WRIGHT on May 14, 2007Comments: I WOULD FIND IT HELPFULL TO HAVE A CHOICE IN PLACMENT TO GAIN EXPERIANCE IN THE FIELD I WISH TO GAIN EMPLOYMENTFlag
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Name: Nicola John on May 14, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Natalie Doick on May 14, 2007Comments: Please don't change this to where we get automatically placed, I know that it saves the disagreements occuring between students..... but im sure we can all get along nicely and just accept it if we don't get the placement we want surely!Flag
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Name: Kate Brooke on May 14, 2007Comments: We should have the choice of where we spend the last 3months as its really important and worked well in the past for other students. It would be interesting to know how it has been justifyed to make this decision.Flag
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Name: Rebecca Spencer on May 14, 2007Comments: I would prefer to choose my own placement as I would hate to be returned to a placement I disliked or felt that I did not gain enough as I could have out of.Flag
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Name: GIFTY DADZIE on May 14, 2007Comments: I would want to choose where i went for my supervised placement as not all my placements have been good and would hate to be put back there.Flag
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Name: Isobel Montgomery-Smith on May 14, 2007Comments: If I need up on one particular ward the atmosphere there will mean for definate that i will fail my final placement and therefore this courseFlag
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Name: VICTORIA HARDING on May 14, 2007Comments: The changes are unreasonable and unfair in light of all other students before us having choice. What is the benefit in spending 3 months on a placement which we have no interest in pursuing within our careersFlag
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Name: Pamela Jackson on May 14, 2007Comments: i feel that to be denied the opportunity to choose our supervised practice is unfair. The argument is that it caused to many disagreements but to be honest allowing us no choice causes even more upset. Also to spend 3 months in a placement you really dont like is very off putting for a future career in nursing if the placement gives a bad impression.Flag
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Name: Helen Cunningham on May 14, 2007Comments: I feel very strongly about working in the community once qualified and feel that the supervised practice will be an opportunity to prove myself to a potential employer. This should not be withdrawn purely to make life simpler for the placement allocation team!Flag
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Name: Helen Cunningham on May 14, 2007Comments: I feel very strongly about working in the community once qualified and feel that the supervised practice will be an opportunity to prove myself to a potential employer. This should not be withdrawn purely to make life simpler for the placement allocation team!Flag
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Name: Michelle Hill on May 14, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Helen Covus on May 14, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Ruth Morley on May 14, 2007Comments:Flag