An important aspect of revalidation is evidence of good reflective practice by nurses, midwives and nursing associates.
The NMC said that the revalidation process “Revalidation will provide benefits for you as a nurse, midwife or nursing associate as well as the people you care for. It will help to encourage a culture of sharing, reflection and improvement and will be an ongoing process throughout your career.”
The reflective aspect of revalidation consists of three parts:
Five written reflective accounts – that explains what you learnt from your CPD activity and/or feedback and/or an event or experience in your practice, how you changed or improved your work as a result, and how this is relevant to the Code.
Five pieces of practice-related feedback – Five pieces of notes on the content of the feedback and how you used it to improve your practice.
Reflective discussion – You must have had a reflective discussion with another NMC registrant, covering your five written reflective accounts on your CPD and/or practice-related feedback and/or an event or experience in your practice and how this relates to the Code.
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