BSN 2-2
GROUP 2 MATERNAL RLE
LEARNING FEEDBACK DIARY
Objectives Activities
 To deliver high quality  Established rapport
nursing care  Observed during
 To improve patient- endorsement
nurse interaction  Gathered information
 To perform the nursing and
interventions and baseline data through
responsibilities from getting vital signs and
our school the Gordon’s 11
functional health pattern
 Regulated and checked
the IV fluids of the
patients
 Studied the
pathophysiology of the
diseases and problems
of our patients
 Provided health-
teaching
 Formulated nursing
notes
 Administered
medications
 Observed and stayed at
the operating room
during a major surgery
Learning Feedback Problems Encountered Recommendation
 Establishing trust and  At first, the  To ourselves, more
introducing yourself responsibilities and practice and study smart
properly is a must to interventions were hard
promote patient-nurse and confusing to do, but
interaction if you get the hang of it,
 Using guidelines in it is a lot easier and you
gathering data makes it are more confident to
easier and helps us to do it
gather complete data.
 Medications should be
verified and double
checked before
administration to
prevent accidents
 Health-teaching is a
good and effective form
and health promotion
and illness prevention
 Learning Feedback

On our entire duty in Callang General Hospital, we had an amazing experience

because we’ve learned and discovered lots of procedures and vital interventions that
that will hasten more our abilities in critical thinking and handling our patients right
with an appropriate nursing care. All of the learnings we experienced in the medical
field for almost one month will give as a great epitome that will surely help us in
being a responsible student nurse at present and Registered Nurse in the future.

In addition:

 We had improved my skills in taking vital signs properly.

 We learned that one of the most important in performing duty is to always
have the spirit of time management and dedication to service.
 We had able to discover the different terms in medicine that are very new to
us. We learned it's uses and importance.
 We learned that it's not easy to deal with the patients especially when they
have individual differences according to their attitude. Some patients are
moody, the others are kind.
 We learned that before leaving the hospital, make sure all the things are done
appropriately and completely.
 We encountered different surgical instrument and able to know the name and
uses.
 We improved our skills on the proper way of charting.
 We encountered different Patients and their Significant Others.
 We learned that we need to give health teaching in our clients not just getting
their vital signs so that they can improve their healthy lifestyle.
 We encountered different Doctors with various specialization.
 We need to face our fears and be strong whatever happens.
 We observed the actual endorsement of nurses.
 We observed the proper administration of medicines.
 We learned the different parts of the patients chart.
 We learned how to infuse a blood properly and check first it’s label so there
 will be no complications in blood transfusion.
 We learned what are the possible effects of blood transfusion if the blood is
not appropriate to the patient.
 We had able to collect accurate data in order for us to formulate a well
detailed case study.
 We learned from every single nurse’s experience by accumulating insights to
them about their previous experiences.
 We absolutely learned how important is to have a well composed character
and wearing a complete uniform always.
 We may have a hard time in walking around the corridors but it was a great
experience because we mold ourselves in the real set up of our future field.
 We learned the difference between sterile and unsterile.
 We learned to establish good relationship to the patient.
 We learned more to handling MGH patient.
 We learned to improve individual confidence in handling and interacting
different patients with various cases.
 It was also a good experience to deal with the patients and be able to
communicate and have a conversation with them. It was at these times that we
honed our communication skills to deal and answer orally their questions,
queries and some health problems though it was sometimes unexplainable but
through our Clinical Instructor’s insights we had able to answer their questions
confidently with facts we learned during our discussions in the ward.
 Dealing with various kinds of people was then a very challenging task. We
learned to become more patient especially when handling sensitive patients.
We have to extend our understanding because we knew that their situation was
not as easy as it seemed.
 We learned to measure the level of IV fluid properly.
 We learned to regulate IV fluid.
 Being a student nurse, doing right and appropriate things with our patients
brings a guiding light that keeps us on the right track.
 We need to love what we are doing to become a responsible and well-
mannered Registered Nurse soon, so that we may serve and apply in in doing
service.
 Just go with the flow. We learned to cooperate with our groupmates even
though we are not close at first and we have different personalities.
 We observed how the nurses handle their patient one by one even they if they
are already tired and toxic to the environment it is their responsibility to serve
their patients.
 We learned that we don't need to stress ourselves. Even though we have a lot
of paper works and enough sleep is a problem we must take it as a challenge
because we will get used to it and overcome it as we get along.
 So as a group we must prove that we can show our abilities and skills to serve
what we had learned.
 "Patience is a virtue." Being a student nurse we need a lot of patience in our
clients always even if they are sometimes "masungit" because they are sick we
need to accept and understand it.
 "On time but not late." Time cannot adjust with us. So we are the one to adjust
and change our morning routine especially waking up early as much as
possible in the morning to avoid late, demerit and work it all out on our make
up duties.
 "No man is an island." As a group we need teamwork and unity to finish our
requirements. If you don't know one thing just ask some help from your group.
 We realized that before going to duty, we must have a well planned and
practiced skills and knowledge. We must be ready at all times. Every minute is
important because as a future nurse each patient's life is our top priority.
Seeing a person's life in danger is very hard on our part not only because it is
our duty and responsibility but we should also consider each one of them as
our family.
 We learned to assess the condition of our patient’s properly.
 We learned to make nurse note in which every nurse must document all the
nursing care that is delivered to the patient. Because a work undocumented is a
work undone.
 On our last day of duty, we had able to observe and encounter caeserian
section delivery and appendectomy. While we we’re inside the Operating
Room we realized that it is very important to become alert and more careful in
 assisting the doctor. Through such observations and experiences of we felt that
committing even one mistake should be avoided. And practicing adequate
accuracy and focus is a must because every detail in the procedure is
extremely hard.
 We observed that being a Clinical Instructor is not easy because it is his
obligation to guide us in our duties. Our duty is full of chismisan (bonding
session). We are lucky that our CI is cool and brilliant. He shared his
experiences and accomplishments to inspire us. He removes away our fears
and negative thoughts towards handling patient’s in the hospital. He also
serves as our BOOK because he knows everything about the diseases and he is
not selfish to teach us.
 All we can say is with all of our experiences on our duties together we are glad
and thankful about the outcome because our clinical instructor made us feel it
was not hard to be a student nurse as long as you enjoy what you are doing
and not counting all the hardships you’ve crossed. Because at the end of the
day you will all use these trainings, achievements and mistakes to become a
well equipped nurse someday.

GROUP 2
BSN 2-2

Agustin, Honnie Gie

Deloso, Julie Ann
Florentin, Mariel Joy
Magtanong, Karen Joyce C.
Magtanong, Kathleen Joy C.
Mangsat, April Joy
Maranan, Kelly
Matias, Ruby
Naval, Julie Ann