Heading hidden Latest News Facebook-f Twitter Linkedin-in [supsystic-form id=15] 1 day ago Remember we have a refer a friend scheme for all our courses. Any enquiries can also be sent to Julie via email jsemmens@olceurope.com View on facebook 4 days ago Healthcare Practice for England students make sure that you complete your survey sent via email. There are 10 questions with multiple choice answers and a comment box asking where you plan on going when you achieve your HND, this will assist careers advice and how many students are considering the top up route too! ... See more View on facebook 4 days ago Self-Awareness | SkillsYouNeed During week 8 of the Unit 22: Supporting significant life events unit, the healthcare practice for England students explored the benefits of self-reflection and positive impact this can have on practice. According to Bulma and Schutz (2013), benefits of self-reflection are wide-reaching and can include: • Learning from our experience through reflection helps us to explore situations from different perspectives by helping us examine our feelings, reactions, and responses in more depth. • Explore gaps in our knowledge and to increase professionalism. • Examine how we can adapt to situations and increase our ability to learn from practice by linking theory and practice. • Becoming more self-aware can help us regulate our emotions and help us to become better connected with colleagues and therefore increase collaboration. Reference: Bulma, C., & Schutz, S. (2013) Reflective practice in nursing. 5th edition. Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell. For more info see: https://www.skillsyouneed.com/ps/self-awareness.html ... See more Self-awareness is a key component of emotional intelligence (EI), encompassing emotional awareness, accurate self-assessment and self-confidence. 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View on facebook 2 weeks ago During week 7 of the Unit 22: Supporting significant life events session, the healthcare practice for England students examined the importance of healthcare staff demonstrating emotional intelligence when in practice. According to Bradberry (2009), emotional intelligence is the ability to recognise and understand emotions in yourself and others and your ability to use this awareness to manage your behaviour and relationships. Four essential skills required in building emotional intelligence include: Self-awareness: People who are self-aware recognise their emotions as they arise and understand how they tend to respond to specific events, challenges, and people. Self-management: After becoming aware of their emotions and go-to reactions, people can learn to manage their emotional responses and start directing their behaviours in positive ways. Social awareness: People with strong social awareness are skilled in recognising others’ emotions and perceiving what they must be feeling. Relationship management: Once they’ve developed an awareness of their emotions and the emotions of others, people can be more successful in connecting and interacting with others, even in times of conflict. Reference: Bradberry, T. (2009) Emotional intelligence 2.0. San Diego: Talent Smart. For more info see: https://www.rn.com/featured-stories/emotional-intelligence/ ... See more View on facebook 2 weeks ago Today is National Writing Day for more information follow the link https://literacytrust.org.uk/about-us/national-writing-day-24-june-2020/ View on facebook 3 weeks ago It's Learning Disability Week 2020! Learning Disability Week 2020 will take place online from 15 to 21 June. The theme of the week is the importance of friendships during lockdown. 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