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Mandy Salas (PCALS)

NM_Parramatta_Literacy_Tutors@WesternSydney.edu.au

Mandy Salas (PCALS)

NM_Parramatta_Literacy_Tutors@WesternSydney.edu.au

Mandy Salas (PCALS)

NM_Parramatta_Literacy_Tutors@WesternSydney.edu.au

Mandy Salas (PCALS)

in your Reading & Resources tab lists the publisher of this textbook as Wolters Kluwer Health with an online publishing date of 2014. However, if you look next to the Copyright ©️ symbol on the inside of this online book after the title page, you can see that the Copyright ©️ Date for this textbook is in fact 2017, and the Publisher is Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Pty Ltd.
My advice: always look for the Copyright ©️ symbol inside the book (often located after the title page) to find the accurate publishing Date and Publisher name.

For any scholarly resources you use, eg. journals, 2014 - 2020 counts as the last 5 years, because 2020 has just started. So 2014 is still current (current= last 5 years).
Mandy Salas (PCALS)

thanks
Hi Srishti,
I know this textbook's details are confusing- it is because the current e-book online of 

 in your Reading & Resources tab lists the publisher of this textbook as Wolters Kluwer Health with an online publishing date of 2014. However, if you look next to the Copyright ©️ symbol on the inside of this online book after the title page, you can see that the Copyright ©️ Date for this textbook is in fact 2017, and the Publisher is Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Pty Ltd.
My advice: always look for the Copyright ©️ symbol inside the book (often located after the title page) to find the accurate publishing Date and Publisher name.
Mandy Salas (PCALS)

 

My another question is that, how do i use the three extracts in the body paragraph, i mean only the highlighted part or we can reference other than the yellow part?
Hi,
what's your name and student ID?
Your essay could be organised in the following format if you wish: Introduction paragraph, Body 1 paragraph, (eg. person-centred care) Body 2 paragraph (eg. verbal and non-verbal), body 3 paragraph (eg. documentation) and Conclusion paragraph (so 5 paragraphs in total). So each main concept used to support your thesis is given one body paragraph each. Please do not include all 3 concepts in one paragraph, as this paragraph will end up being too long. In terms of word count for this essay which is 100 words total (+/- 10%), essay Introduction and Conclusion paragraphs are normally 10% of the essay word count each, so 100 words each for the Introduction and Conclusion paragraphs. That leaves you 800 words for the body paragraphs, giving you about 250-300 words per body paragraph if you are including 3 body paragraphs.

In terms of the extracts, you are expected to paraphrase at least one thing from within each of the highlighted parts of each extract. On top of this, you may also paraphrase other parts of those two textbooks other than the yellow parts if you wish. 
Mandy Salas (PCALS)

I am extremely confused with the case study essay referencing. First I watched the webinar for the essay and i was confident that i knew how to reference the extracts, however, after watching the referencing video recording at the bottom of the Assessment 2 tab, i got extremely confused as the webinar and that video had completely two different ways of referencing for the same book/extract. I already did the referencing the way the webinar explained it, but do i have to completely change everything?
Hi Melissa,
apologies for any confusion caused. Your unit coordinator has said that both methods are acceptable in this essay, and you will not be penalised in terms of marking for using either method. So if you have done it as a Chapter in an edited book, you can leave it as is if you wish.
The reason I suggested you can reference this book simply as an Edited book, is because it is not clear from the 3rd Australian and New Zealand ed. Contents page who the author is (no authors are listed on the Contents page), and in the Contributors and reviewers page of this book, it is difficult to figure out who the primary author of this chapter is, as 2 separate authors are listed for this chapter, ie. Glew and Hill- it is not clear who should be listed first in your in-text & reference list citations, as authors of a text are often listed in terms of who contributed more, rather than in alphabetical order. The easiest way to reference this book is simply as an Edited book, so the author for both extracts 1 and 2 will be Hill et al. (2017). In this case, this text will only be listed once in your reference list as an Edited book, but will be used at least twice in your body (once for extract 1, and once for extract 2). Whichever method you use will be accepted, because this textbook's reference is a tricky one in APA style.
Mandy Salas (PCALS)

Kind regards, Shaman
Hi Shaman,
the total word count for the Clinical note (including the Patient progress notes found at the bottom of p.2) is 500 words, with 10 marks total, the marks allocated as indicated on the Clinical note. Roughly, I would say this equates to about 50 words per 1 mark, so write about 50 words for the Recommendation part (worth 1 mark) and about 200 words for the Patient progress notes part (worth 4 marks). For the recommendation, you could try to write it all in one sentence, eg.  Patient's name is recommended to 1, 2, 3 and 4.(substitute 1, 2, 3 etc with a summary of each recommendation- Note: there is no need to number the recommendations). For the Patient progress notes, write one continuous paragraph in which you summarise the most important information from your notetaking above in your Clinical notes on page 1 and 2 (ie. the notes you made during your interview). In this progress notes paragraph, follow the ISBAR format.
Mandy Salas (PCALS)

typing your name and designation
 Eg: Sue Smith S. Smith Student Nurse 

Mandy Salas (PCALS)