Practice Placements. The Placement Provider undertakes to fulfil the obligations of its roles and responsibilities set out in the national partnership principles between Providers and Education Providers in (the Education and Practice Partnership Principles).
Practice Placements. The programme practice component/employer will demonstrate obligations to the principles of Tiriti O Waitangi. The practice component of the programme will provide the trainee with opportunities to expand mental health and addiction nursing practice skills and apply knowledge gained in the formal teaching programme. Trainees will be working within publicly-funded mental health and addiction services for the duration of the programme and will function as beginning mental health and addiction nurses. Trainees must be preceptored by designated mental health and addiction nurses who are trained in preceptorship for the duration of the programme. An MOU agreement between the Practice provider/employer, the trainee and the Academic provider is strongly recommended in generating greater connectedness in supporting trainees. The MOU agreement ensures the following:
Practice Placements. 11.1 Without prejudice to the particular obligations placed on the Parties in this Agreement with regard to practice placements, the Parties acknowledge that the co-operation between them, and between the Parties and the Placement Providers is essential to the successful planning, organisation and management of Practice Placements.
