Description: Presentation (500 words + 10minutes) Percentage: 40% Word Count: 10 minutes Submission: Via Learnline  Relevance Using communication to provide safe care is an integral component of nursing. The national standards that govern the provision of care in acute and aged care centre around communication and ensuring safe and effective care is delivered. The use of ISBAR to communicate and share key information has been shown to be effective in managing and minimising harm in healthcare. ISBAR is a standard communication tool used to share information in acute deterioration. All nurses and training nurses must be aware of this process.  Learning Outcomes Identify verbal and non-verbal communication strategies and standards that enable therapeutic communication and interprofessional relationships Explain how cultural sensitivity and cultural safety aid in the establishment of effective communication with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and other multicultural communities Demonstrate a high level of written and spoken English according to academic conventions and professional nursing standards. Demonstrate effective communication through clinical handover and the legal documentation of essential information in healthcare records to ensure patient safety Task Instructions Develop and present a 10-minute digital presentation that address the following questions: Discuss how the ISBAR approach to handover aligns to communicating for safety national standards that govern acute and aged care Use literature (journal articles, textbooks, research publications and national standards) to support the content Narrate and elaborate upon the presentation using appropriate literature to support your points Put the citation on the slides and include a reference list Use PowerPoint to present the content Load your Microsoft PowerPoint presentation file onto Learnline, AND Submit a maximum 500 words script summary Load your script summary Word Document or PDF file with your Powerpoint presentation onto Learnline  Please note: It is a student’s responsibility to ensure that the narrated presentation plays and that the audio is clear. The presentation is not to exceed 10 minutes in duration. The presentation should draw on your knowledge of communication and culture you learn from this unit. The word counts of your script summary include the script and your presentation, except the reference list. Marking Instructions: Please access the marking rubric to ensure that you are maximising your marks in your submission. .

1. Description: Presentation (500 words + 10minutes)
Percentage: 40%
Word Count: 10 minutes
Submission: Via Learnline
Relevance Using communication to provide safe care is an
integral component of nursing. The national standards that
govern the provision of care in acute and aged care centre
around communication and ensuring safe and effective care is
delivered. The use of ISBAR to communicate and share key
information has been shown to be effective in managing and
minimising harm in healthcare. ISBAR is a standard
communication tool used to share information in acute
deterioration. All nurses and training nurses must be aware of
this process.
Learning Outcomes
Identify verbal and non-verbal communication strategies and
standards that enable therapeutic communication and
interprofessional relationships
Explain how cultural sensitivity and cultural safety aid in the
establishment of effective communication with Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander people and other multicultural
communities
Demonstrate a high level of written and spoken English
according to academic conventions and professional nursing
standards.

2. Demonstrate effective communication through clinical handover
and the legal documentation of essential information in
healthcare records to ensure patient safety
Task Instructions
Develop and present a 10-minute digital presentation that
address the following questions:
Discuss how the ISBAR approach to handover aligns to
communicating for safety national standards that govern acute
and aged care
Use literature (journal articles, textbooks, research publications
and national standards) to support the content
Narrate and elaborate upon the presentation using appropriate
literature to support your points
Put the citation on the slides and include a reference list
Use PowerPoint to present the content
Load your Microsoft PowerPoint presentation file onto
Learnline, AND
Submit a maximum 500 words script summary
Load your script summary Word Document or PDF file with
your Powerpoint presentation onto Learnline
Please note:

3. It is a student’s responsibility to ensure that the narrated
presentation plays and that the audio is clear. The presentation
is not to exceed 10 minutes in duration. The presentation should
draw on your knowledge of communication and culture you
learn from this unit. The word counts of your script summary
include the script and your presentation, except the reference
list.
Marking Instructions: Please access the marking rubric to
ensure that you are maximising your marks in your submission.