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Practice-related feedback

Learn how practicing nurses, midwives, and nursing associates can improve patient care by seeking feedback from various sources. Understand the requirement, how to obtain feedback, types of feedback, and recording methods.

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Practice-related feedback

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  1. Practice-related feedback

  2. The requirement

  3. Purpose of this requirement • It encourages nurses, midwives and nursing associates to be more responsive to the needs of patients and service users, and those who care for them, by seeking feedback from those they work with and care for. • This feedback can be used to make improvements to nurses, midwives and nursing associates’ practice.

  4. How to meet the requirement Try to obtain feedback from a variety of sources. This may include: feedback from patients, service users, carers or students as part of your day to day work feedback from colleagues such as nurses, midwives, nursing associates and healthcare professionals feedback from colleagues in management, on reception, in assistant positions, as well as from fellow teachers, researchers, academics or policy colleagues complaints team performance reports serious event reviews feedback received through your annual appraisal.

  5. Types of feedback

  6. How to record your feedback

  7. Activity

  8. Four themes brought together in one Code

  9. What the confirmer needs to see

  10. You should now understand

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