Prior to arriving at the Sub Acute Chronic Care Rehabilitation (SACCR) placement I was apprehensive about the client’s condition complexities, level of supervision and paperwork requirements. On my first day, I felt at ease and supported by the supervisors, staff and other students. Induction was comprehensive in regards to Queensland Health requirements and protocols. These requirements ensure we present as professionals at all times. I have identified the following four areas to focus on improving in the initial few weeks of placement.
1. To become more accurate and efficient at collecting data in initial assessments and exercise session pre-observations in a timely manner (blood pressure, O2 saturation, blood glucose etc). As this is a requirement
1. To become more accurate and efficient at collecting data in initial assessments and exercise session pre-observations in a timely manner (blood pressure, O2 saturation, blood glucose etc). As this is a requirement