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Study to determine the mathematical skills needed in health and social care

Status:
Complete
Completion Date:
Thursday, 31st Dec 2009
LLN:
Sussex Learning Network

Description:

Keywords: health & social care; mathematics; e-learning; flexible learning

Organisation: Sussex Learning Network

Purpose: This project is aimed at helping learners who are planning to enter higher education and professional training in health and social care to gain confidence in their number skills. The project will develop and evaluate an e-learning package of resources which practitioners will be able to access from the Open University’s
LabSpace. These resources have been developed because more complex
technologies and drug therapies are requiring nurses and midwives to have more advanced number skills. The resources will include diagnostic
assessments, differentiated online interactive activities to develop
understanding and skills, and self-assessments to measure progress. The
package has been designed by Patrick Saintas to be used within a range of learning settings, including further education colleges, work-based and community-based learning contexts.

Outcomes:

Outcomes of research: See report

Contact:

Name:
Patrick Saintas
Email:
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Related Documents:

Study to determine the mathematical skills needed in health and social care (31/12/09 - 55.5kB)
Final Report. Numeracy matters: a case study in online assessment and feedback. e-learning resources online assessment feedback tutorial
Mathematical Skills Needed in Health and Social Care (16/05/08 - 40.06kB)
Project aimed at helping learners planning to enter HE and professional training in health and social care to gain confidence in their number skills. : e-learning resources Open University LabSpace
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