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Student Practice Education

 
These pages will help you prepare for a practicum, and understand the student placement process at PHSA and its programs.

If you have a confirmed placement with us, you can get orientation information and tasks here. These should be completed before you arrive at your placement site and will help you to:

  • understand key policies
  • meet confidentiality requirements
  • learn about your placement site

1Orientation for all BC health authorities

Complete the Student Practice Education Core Orientation (SPECO)

The SPECO Curriculum on the Learning Hub provides the core suite of orientation modules that all students are required to complete prior to their placement at any B.C. health authority.

To complete SPECO, you will need to create a 'student' Learning Hub account, using your school-based email address. The LearningHub account will maintain a record of your health authority learning, continuing into employment.

2Orientation for PHSA

Second, complete the PHSA Student Orientation.

If you do not have a placement at PHSA or to learn how placements at PHSA are coordinated, please go to Placement Coordination.

3Additional PHSA resources

The following are additional resources and learning opportunities during your placement at PHSA:

‎Essential elements that will shape our workplace culture include an aspirational vision, a purpose that drives us, values that guide how we show up, and Coast Salish teachings that influence our relationships with each other.


http://www.phsa.ca/about/who-we-are/purpose-vision-values-teachings

Coast Salish Teachings offer foundational guidance on how we work together. Coast Salish Knowledge Keeper, Shane Pointe, Sulksun, has gifted six teachings to PHSA. He explains how the teachings are Coast Salish law. The teachings ground us, and offer guidance on how we may do our best as human beings and show up in relation to one another.


http://www.phsa.ca/about/who-we-are/purpose-vision-values-teachings/coast-salish-teachings

The Virtual Health Competency Framework is a foundational practice resource that can help all health care team members to deliver safe, appropriate and effective virtual health.‎

The BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services Concurrent Disorders Toolkit is a resource designed for a range of health care team members who work with individuals with concurrent mental health and substance use issues and their families.‎



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