The purpose of this competency is to assess your performances as an observable indicator of your readiness to become a graduate entry level sonographer. The criteria assessed are that of the core minimum requirements for an accredited entry level graduate sonographer as defined by the Professional Competency Framework for Sonographers October 2021¹. There are six (6) domains of practice that are assessed: abdomen, breast, musculoskeletal, obstetric, superficial parts and vascular.

In MEDS20016 you demonstrated competence in three (3) domains of practice. In this unit you must complete the remaining three (3) domains of practice not already completed. You must have achieved a total of six (6) practical competency assessments on completion of MEDS20016 and MEDS20017, one for EACH domain of practice with no two assessments in the same domain of practice. You must complete and Pass all six (6) domains of practice to be eligible to sit the on campus OSCE component - Assessment 4.

This assessment task measures your overall aptitude and competence in completing an ultrasound examination in one of the six domains of practice that you have not achieved to date.

The required levels of competency are:

• vascular (carotid) to competency level,
• superficial structure (thyroid or testes) to competency level, (Note: If you are to complete the assessment on a thyroid scan, you must log a minimum of ten (10) thyroid cases before you can attempt the assessment OR if you are to complete the assessment on a testes scan then you must log a minimum of ten (10) cases of a testes before you can attempt the assessment).
• breast (female or male) to competency level,
• musculoskeletal (shoulder) to competency level,
• abdomen to competency level,
• obstetric - choose one of the following - 2nd trimester morphology scan to advanced beginner level OR 3rd trimester scan to competency level. (Note: If you are to complete the assessment on a 2nd trimester morphology scan, you must log a minimum of ten (10) 2nd trimester morphology cases before you can attempt the assessment OR if you are to complete the assessment on a 3rd trimester scan then you must log a minimum of ten (10) cases of a 3rd trimester examination before you can attempt the assessment).

For this practical assessment choose one of the domains of practice above not already completed. Then complete a practical test in this domain of practice to achieve the appropriate competency level as stated above. This task will be assessed by your clinical supervisor, or a delegate sonographer, using the standardised form provided. These forms are available in the Assessment or Clinical Placement Tiles - Assessment Forms - in the unit Moodle site. A copy is available online for your clinical site but it is advisable to provide a printed copy to your clinical supervisor at the commencement of your placement. Please print this form and read it carefully so you understand the criteria against which your sonographic skills, and relevant theoretical knowledge, will be evaluated. Discuss the best time to complete this assessment with your clinical supervisor. After the assessment ask for feedback so you can focus your efforts on improving weaker areas. The assessment must be attempted prior to completion of the clinical placement block.

In this assessment you will demonstrate your ability to carry out all tasks of the ultrasound examination with minimal intervention, guidance or correction by the assessor

You are permitted one (1) re-attempt to complete this assessment.

If you do not meet the required standard on your first attempt, you must seek detailed feedback from your assessor to critically reflect on and develop a strategy to improve your performance on the re-attempt. You must share your plan for improvement with your assessor. You may then re-attempt this assessment to achieve the required competency level. Your clinical supervisor must complete and sign the assessment form before you submit it through the assessment block in the Moodle unit.

The re-attempt assessment must be attempted prior to completion of the clinical placement block, if you received a fail on your first attempt. If a re-attempt is needed to achieve the required level, submit the assessment documents from both attempts.

_{1. Professional Competency Framework for Sonographers [Internet] 2021 [Updated 2021 December 9, cited 2022 February 16]. Available from https://figshare.com/articles/online_resource/Professional_Competency_Framework_for_Sonographers/17148035.}

The assessment criteria will address the following areas of your performance:

• Occupational health and safety including ergonomics.
• Accurate documentation and communication of findings.
• Ability to recognise the need to and extend the clinical examination where appropriate.
• Recognition and understanding of the relevant anatomy and pathology demonstrated.
• Interrogation of anatomy and acquisition of relevant images.
• Knowledge of instrumentation including optimisation of survey and images through appropriate selection of parameters and technique.
• Pre-scan, scan and post-scan preparation and tasks.
• Patient care and communication.

The required levels of competency are:

• vascular (carotid) to competency level, 
• superficial structure (thyroid or testes) to competency level,
•  breast (female or male) to competency level, 
• musculoskeletal (shoulder) to competency level, 
• abdomen to competency level, 
• obstetric - choose one - 2nd trimester 18-22 week morphology to advanced beginner level OR 3rd trimester growth scan to competency level.

To achieve a Pass in all competencies you must achieve Level 3 in all assessment sections. The exception to this is if you choose to undertake the obstetric morphology competency, where you must a achieve at least Level 2 in all assessment sections and Level 3 in the patient communication section. Failure in effective patient communication will result in failure of the competency. 

You are permitted one (1) re-attempt to complete this assessment. If you fail both attempts for this assessment, this will result in a fail grade for this unit.

The purpose of this competency is to assess your performances as an observable indicator of your readiness to become a graduate entry level sonographer. The criteria assessed are that of the core minimum requirements for an accredited entry level graduate sonographer as defined by the Professional Competency Framework for Sonographers October 2021¹. There are six (6) domains of practice that are assessed: abdomen, breast, musculoskeletal, obstetric, superficial parts and vascular.

In MEDS20016 you demonstrated competence in three (3) domains of practice. In this unit you must complete the remaining three (3) domains of practice not already completed. You must have achieved a total of six (6) practical competency assessments on completion of MEDS20016 and MEDS20017, one for EACH domain of practice with no two assessments in the same domain of practice. You must complete and Pass all six (6) domains of practice to be eligible to sit the on campus OSCE component - Assessment 4.

This assessment task measures your overall aptitude and competence in completing an ultrasound examination in one of the six domains of practice that you have not achieved to date.

The required levels of competency are:

• vascular (carotid) to competency level,
• superficial structure (thyroid or testes) to competency level, (Note: If you are to complete the assessment on a thyroid scan, you must log a minimum of ten (10) thyroid cases before you can attempt the assessment OR if you are to complete the assessment on a testes scan then you must log a minimum of ten (10) cases of a testes before you can attempt the assessment).
• breast (female or male) to competency level,
• musculoskeletal (shoulder) to competency level,
• abdomen to competency level,
• obstetric - choose one of the following - 2nd trimester morphology scan to advanced beginner level OR 3rd trimester scan to competency level. (Note: If you are to complete the assessment on a 2nd trimester morphology scan, you must log a minimum of ten (10) 2nd trimester morphology cases before you can attempt the assessment OR if you are to complete the assessment on a 3rd trimester scan then you must log a minimum of ten (10) cases of a 3rd trimester examination before you can attempt the assessment).

For this practical assessment choose one of the domains of practice above not already completed. Then complete a practical test in this domain of practice to achieve the appropriate competency level as stated above. This task will be assessed by your clinical supervisor, or a delegate sonographer, using the standardised form provided. These forms are available in the Assessment or Clinical Placement Tiles - Assessment Forms - in the unit Moodle site. A copy is available online for your clinical site but it is advisable to provide a printed copy to your clinical supervisor at the commencement of your placement. Please print this form and read it carefully so you understand the criteria against which your sonographic skills, and relevant theoretical knowledge, will be evaluated. Discuss the best time to complete this assessment with your clinical supervisor. After the assessment ask for feedback so you can focus your efforts on improving weaker areas. The assessment must be attempted prior to completion of the clinical placement block.

In this assessment you will demonstrate your ability to carry out all tasks of the ultrasound examination with minimal intervention, guidance or correction by the assessor

You are permitted one (1) re-attempt to complete this assessment.

If you do not meet the required standard on your first attempt, you must seek detailed feedback from your assessor to critically reflect on and develop a strategy to improve your performance on the re-attempt. You must share your plan for improvement with your assessor. You may then re-attempt this assessment to achieve the required competency level. Your clinical supervisor must complete and sign the assessment form before you submit it through the assessment block in the Moodle unit.

The re-attempt assessment must be attempted prior to completion of the clinical placement block, if you received a fail on your first attempt. If a re-attempt is needed to achieve the required level, submit the assessment documents from both attempts.

_{1. Professional Competency Framework for Sonographers [Internet] 2021 [Updated 2021 December 9, cited 2022 February 16]. Available from https://figshare.com/articles/online_resource/Professional_Competency_Framework_for_Sonographers/17148035.}

The assessment criteria will address the following areas of your performance:

• Occupational health and safety including ergonomics.
• Accurate documentation and communication of findings.
• Ability to recognise the need to and extend the clinical examination where appropriate.
• Recognition and understanding of the relevant anatomy and pathology demonstrated.
• Interrogation of anatomy and acquisition of relevant images.
• Knowledge of instrumentation including optimisation of survey and images through appropriate selection of parameters and technique.
• Pre-scan, scan and post-scan preparation and tasks.
• Patient care and communication.

The required levels of competency are:

• vascular (carotid) to competency level,
• superficial structure (thyroid or testes) to competency level,
• breast (female or male) to competency level,
• musculoskeletal (shoulder) to competency level,
• abdomen to competency level,
• obstetric - choose one - 2nd trimester 18-22 week morphology to advanced beginner level OR 3rd trimester growth scan to competency level.

To achieve a Pass in all competencies you must achieve Level 3 in all assessment sections. The exception to this is if you choose to undertake the obstetric morphology competency, where you must a achieve at least Level 2 in all assessment sections and Level 3 in the patient communication section. Failure in effective patient communication will result in failure of the competency.

You are permitted one (1) re-attempt to complete this assessment. If you fail both attempts for this assessment, this will result in a fail grade for this unit.

The purpose of this competency is to assess your performances as an observable indicator of your readiness to become a graduate entry level sonographer. The criteria assessed are that of the core minimum requirements for an accredited entry level graduate sonographer as defined by the Professional Competency Framework for Sonographers October 2021¹. There are six (6) domains of practice that are assessed: abdomen, breast, musculoskeletal, obstetric, superficial parts and vascular.

In MEDS20016 you demonstrated competence in three (3) domains of practice. In this unit you must complete the remaining three (3) domains of practice not already completed. You must have achieved a total of six (6) practical competency assessments on completion of MEDS20016 and MEDS20017, one for EACH domain of practice with no two assessments in the same domain of practice. You must complete and Pass all six (6) domains of practice to be eligible to sit the on campus OSCE component - Assessment 4.

This assessment task measures your overall aptitude and competence in completing an ultrasound examination in one of the six domains of practice that you have not achieved to date.

The required levels of competency are:

• vascular (carotid) to competency level,
• superficial structure (thyroid or testes) to competency level, (Note: If you are to complete the assessment on a thyroid scan, you must log a minimum of ten (10) thyroid cases before you can attempt the assessment OR if you are to complete the assessment on a testes scan then you must log a minimum of ten (10) cases of a testes before you can attempt the assessment).
• breast (female or male) to competency level,
• musculoskeletal (shoulder) to competency level,
• abdomen to competency level,
• obstetric - choose one of the following - 2nd trimester morphology scan to advanced beginner level OR 3rd trimester scan to competency level. (Note: If you are to complete the assessment on a 2nd trimester morphology scan, you must log a minimum of ten (10) 2nd trimester morphology cases before you can attempt the assessment OR if you are to complete the assessment on a 3rd trimester scan then you must log a minimum of ten (10) cases of a 3rd trimester examination before you can attempt the assessment).

For this practical assessment choose one of the domains of practice above not already completed. Then complete a practical test in this domain of practice to achieve the appropriate competency level as stated above. This task will be assessed by your clinical supervisor, or a delegate sonographer, using the standardised form provided. These forms are available in the Assessment or Clinical Placement Tiles - Assessment Forms - in the unit Moodle site. A copy is available online for your clinical site but it is advisable to provide a printed copy to your clinical supervisor at the commencement of your placement. Please print this form and read it carefully so you understand the criteria against which your sonographic skills, and relevant theoretical knowledge, will be evaluated. Discuss the best time to complete this assessment with your clinical supervisor. After the assessment ask for feedback so you can focus your efforts on improving weaker areas. The assessment must be attempted prior to completion of the clinical placement block.

In this assessment you will demonstrate your ability to carry out all tasks of the ultrasound examination with minimal intervention, guidance or correction by the assessor

You are permitted one (1) re-attempt to complete this assessment.

If you do not meet the required standard on your first attempt, you must seek detailed feedback from your assessor to critically reflect on and develop a strategy to improve your performance on the re-attempt. You must share your plan for improvement with your assessor. You may then re-attempt this assessment to achieve the required competency level. Your clinical supervisor must complete and sign the assessment form before you submit it through the assessment block in the Moodle unit.

The re-attempt assessment must be attempted prior to completion of the clinical placement block, if you received a fail on your first attempt. If a re-attempt is needed to achieve the required level, submit the assessment documents from both attempts.

_{1. Professional Competency Framework for Sonographers [Internet] 2021 [Updated 2021 December 9, cited 2022 February 16]. Available from https://figshare.com/articles/online_resource/Professional_Competency_Framework_for_Sonographers/17148035.}

The assessment criteria will address the following areas of your performance:

• Occupational health and safety including ergonomics.
• Accurate documentation and communication of findings.
• Ability to recognise the need to and extend the clinical examination where appropriate.
• Recognition and understanding of the relevant anatomy and pathology demonstrated.
• Interrogation of anatomy and acquisition of relevant images.
• Knowledge of instrumentation including optimisation of survey and images through appropriate selection of parameters and technique.
• Pre-scan, scan and post-scan preparation and tasks.
• Patient care and communication.

The required levels of competency are:

• vascular (carotid) to competency level,
• superficial structure (thyroid or testes) to competency level,
• breast (female or male) to competency level,
• musculoskeletal (shoulder) to competency level,
• abdomen to competency level,
• obstetric - choose one - 2nd trimester 18-22 week morphology to advanced beginner level OR 3rd trimester growth scan to competency level.

To achieve a Pass in all competencies you must achieve Level 3 in all assessment sections. The exception to this is if you choose to undertake the obstetric morphology competency, where you must a achieve at least Level 2 in all assessment sections and Level 3 in the patient communication section. Failure in effective patient communication will result in failure of the competency.

You are permitted one (1) re-attempt to complete this assessment. If you fail both attempts for this assessment, this will result in a fail grade for this unit.

• Has a good background knowledge and integrates knowledge into clinical practice
• Performance is natural and efficient and much of the scanning is intuitive and can be completed with other tasks
• Meets scanning protocol and only needs assistance in complex cases
• Consciously competent in skills - Skill mastery - the ability to routinely perform a sequence of skills without error, with complex or more uncommon findings still requiring assistance
• Able to utilise own judgement and seek assistance when required 
• Emotional buy-in allows the learner to feel an appropriate level of responsibility to the patient
• Can adapt examinations/procedures, or act within situations by breaking concepts into parts, determining how the parts relate to an overall structure or purpose 
• Can use clinical reasoning to readily identify pattern recognition of sonographic presentations and technical difficulties 
• Sees the big picture
• Complex or uncommon findings still require reliance on analytic reasoning 
• Demonstrates reflective practice
• Demonstrates clinical reasoning skills and knowledge of how sonographic examinations fits within best practices for the patient outcomes
• Has basic self-reflective skills and actively applies self-development

The clinical logbook serves as a record of your depth and breadth of experience attained during the placement. It demonstrates the degree of progression of your skill development within and across examination types. You should analyse this record at regular intervals to assist in the formulation of learning goals that will support your achievement of the unit outcomes. It is a requirement of the Australian Sonographers Accreditation Registry course accreditation. 

Each case will be categorised into one of the following areas:

• Abdomen (including renal),
• Superficial Parts (thyroid, testes, lumps / bumps, etc),
• Breast,
• Obstetrics (first, second or third trimester) & Gynaecology,
• Vascular (carotid, DVT or other), 
• Musculoskeletal and
• Extra's (paediatric, interventional or others).

Each week of the logbook must be signed by your clinical site supervisor, or a sonographer with the appropriate ultrasound qualifications delegated by the clinical supervisor. The assessment document and information on how to complete including minimum numbers required can be found in the Assessment and Clinical Placement tiles - documents folder. Copies are available online for your clinical site.

Please read these forms/information sheets carefully so you understand the criteria against which your logbook will be evaluated.

Optional: You can submit 'outside clinical placement logbook' if you undertake employment in an ultrasound department between the end of your clinical unit 3 placement and the commencement of your clinical unit 4 placement.

Please note:

• The logbook must be verified (signed) by an ASAR accredited sonographer, radiologist or sonologist with appropriate ultrasound qualifications. 
• Details of your employment must be entered onto the outside clinical placement logbook for insurance purposes.

If you are located at a site which does not provide access to certain scans then it is possible to credit surplus log book numbers from MEDS20016 to MEDS20017. Please contact unit coordinator for permission.

You will pass this assessment if you achieve the following minimum numbers in your clinical case log by the conclusion of this clinical placement.

Complete the remaining three (3) of the six (6) requirements below that you have not already completed in Clinical Unit 3.

- Vascular (carotid) - 10 studies

- Superficial Structures (thyroid or testes) - 10 studies (choose one in which you will undertake your competency attempt, 10 thyroids or 10 testes)

- Breast - 10 studies

- Musculoskeletal (shoulder) - 10 studies

- Abdomen - 10 studies

- Obstetric - choose one in which you will undertake your competency - 2nd trimester 18-22 week morphology OR 3rd trimester growth scan - 10 studies

You must complete the document in it's entirely before submission, ensuring all numbers are collated, the total numbers have been documented and the supervisor/s has signed where appropriate.

PART A - Clinical Attendance

As a health care professional your attendance is relied upon for the provision of quality patient care. Your absence impacts service delivery and safe patient care. It is expected that you attend 100% of the time during your 16 week clinical placement to achieve the minimum 640 hours (16 X 40 hours) of clinical attendance. A minimum of 2000 clinical placement hours is required by the end of the CG91 course. All hours worked must be entered into the clinical attendance form. This form must be signed by your clinical supervisor, or a sonographer delegated this task by your clinical supervisor, radiologist or sonologist with appropriate ultrasound qualification.

The clinical attendance form also forms part of your clinical case log form and can be found in the Assessment and Clinical Placement tiles - documents folder, in the unit Moodle site. A copy is available online for your clinical site. Please print this form and read it carefully so you understand the criteria against which your clinical attendance will be evaluated.

Public holidays are included as hours worked. You can log 8 hours worked for each public holiday. These do not need to be 'made up'.

Any time you are away from your clinical institution, you MUST supply a verifiable supporting document indicating why you have not attended. Both your clinical supervisor and the unit coordinator MUST be informed of any absences from your clinical placement. Any absence for part, or all of, a working day must be made up after, or during (e.g Saturday / evenings if available), the clinical placement. This is a full time clinical placement and any leave of absence (other than sick leave) or variance to the allocated clinical placement block dates are not permitted unless discussed prior with, and approved by, first your UC and subsequently by your clinical supervisor. Failure to have approval for any leave may result in a fail for this assessment and therefore a fail for the unit.

If you present a case study during the online tutorial for this unit you will be eligible to enter this time on your clinical attendance form. This can be entered as one hour per case study. You can also attend the zoom tutorial to listen and provide feedback to your peers and enter this time on your attendance form. This will NOT be available for students that only watch the recorded tutorial session as the unit coordinator will be unable to verify your attendance.

You can submit 'outside clinical placement' hours if appropriate, to a maximum of half the required hours (320 hours), the number of hours permitted to be submitted are at the discretion of the UC and the Head of Course. You must be either employed by the clinical site or engaged in a learning capacity which means you are supernumerary to the workplace requirements. The outside clinical placement attendance form is available in the Assessment and Clinical Placement tiles - documents folder in the unit Moodle site. Please note: the hours must be verified (signed) by an ASAR accredited sonographer, radiologist or sonologist with appropriate ultrasound qualifications.

Details of either your insurance, or employment, must be entered onto the outside clinical placement attendance form.

Due to truncated placement opportunities, if students Pass assessments 1,2,3,5, and 6 - Part B, however, they have not completed the required hours for assessment 6 -Part A, they may be eligible to sit assessment 4 the OSCEs (see assessment 4 for details). If a student that has passed all assessment requirements except assessment 6- Part A and is eligible to sit the OSCEs (see Assessment 4) and is found to be not competent in the scanning clinical scenario competent, that student will be allowed to have a one further attempt of this component after completing and passing assessment 6- Part A. Any student that completes and passes assessment 6 - Part A, prior to the OSCEs and does not pass the scanning clinical scenario component will not be eligible to have a second attempt.

A requirement of Part A is that the Clinical Placement Checklist needs to be completed and submitted by the end of your first week of clinical placement in MEDS20017. Failure to submit the clinical placement checklist, may result in a fail for Part A of this assessment and therefore a fail for this assessment and a fail for the unit.

The Clinical Placement Checklist document, must be downloaded and handed to your clinical supervisor and completed by them within the first week of your clinical placement. It is your responsibility to upload this document via the Moodle unit site once completed. It will need to be uploaded by you before 10pm AEST of week 1 of your clinical placement.

PART B -  Placement GAPA

PART A - Clinical Attendance

To pass this assessment you must achieve a minimum of 640 hours (16 X 40 hours) of clinical attendance and a total minimum of 2000 hours is required for the CG91 course by the end of your 4th year. Any days away from your clinical site must be documented.This is a full time clinical placement and any leave of absence is not permitted unless disused and approved by both your UC and clinical supervisor. Failure to have approval for any leave may result in a fail for this assessment and therefore a fail for the unit. Due to truncated placement opportunities students may be eligible to pass this assessment with reduced minimum hours, in limited circumstances, on a case by case basis, see unit Moodle site for details.

The Clinical Placement checklist forms part of this assessment. To pass this assessment you must upload the completed and signed document by the end of your 1st week of placement.

PART B - GAPA

The GAPA allows for observations and feedback in three (3) main sections. Section 1 refers to Applied Knowledge, Section 2 is Psychomotor Skills (scanning skills) and Standard of Work and Section 3 is Professionalism. The criteria on the GAPA document and the required behaviours and attributes are outlined. The assessor will use the descriptor that best indicates the frequency and extent to which you demonstrate each of those. The required behaviours and attributes are grouped into the three sections above and each with its own minimum level.

• Section 1: Applied Knowledge, has five (5) required behaviours. To achieve Satisfactory for the Mid-GAPA (formative), you must achieve Level 2 or above, which is Advanced Beginner level (student) Level 2 or Level 3 - Competent level. For the End- GAPA (summative), Level 3 - Competent level, is required to pass this section and therefore this assessment.

• Section 2: Psychomotor Skills (scanning skills) and Standard of Work, which has twelve (12) required behaviours. To achieve Satisfactory for the Mid-GAPA (formative), you must achieve Level 2 or above, which is Advanced Beginner level (student) Level 2 or Level 3 - Competent level. For the End- GAPA (summative), Level 3 - Competent level, is required to pass this section and therefore this assessment.

• Section 3: Professionalism, which has sixteen (16) required behaviours. To achieve Satisfactory for the Mid-GAPA (formative), you must achieve Level 2 or above, which is Advanced Beginner level (student) Level 2 or Level 3 - Competent level. For the End- GAPA (summative), Level 3 - Competent level, is required to pass this section and therefore this assessment.

In order to achieve Satisfactory for the Mid-GAPA or any formative GAPA, all sections must reach Level 2 or above, if the GAPA is unsatisfactory, you will be deemed a student of risk of failing and you will be given a chance to improve. Upon consultation with the clinical supervisor, Key Performance Indicators (KPI's) will be set and are required to be achieved within a given timeframe. If there is not sufficient, demonstrable improvement and these KPI's are not reached within this time frame, the supervisor will undertake a final GAPA and a fail for this assessment will result. As this is a pass/fail course that means you will receive a fail grade for the unit.

A fail in the end-of-placement GAPA will result in a fail for this assessment and as this is a pass/fail assessment, this will result in a fail for the unit. 

At any stage identified by the supervisor or UC, a GAPA assessment may be undertaken and a student identified as a "student at risk". This occurs with failure to meet minimum levels in the GAPA. Any student identified as a "student at risk", wil be notified by the UC who will provide formative feedback and as above with the mid- GAPA, KPI's will be set and required to be met within a given time frame, failure to do so will result in a further final failed GAPA. This will mean a fail for the assessment and as this is a a pass/fail unit, a fail for the unit.

Occasionally student behaviour is beyond acceptable risk to clinical sites. Clinical supervisors may contact CQUniversity if this occurs. A GAPA will be requested at that time and if the outcome for that GAPA is unsatisfactory and/or the site feedback indicates that they can no longer host the student due to the risk incurred, then this one GAPA alone, or site refusal to host, will constitute a fail for the unit. Where such risk exists the placement will terminate immediately and a fail for MEDS20017 will occur. 

In order to achieve an overall grade or "pass" in this assessment, you must: 

- complete and upload the clinical placement checklist by the due date listed

- complete a minimum of 640 hours for this unit, with total minimum of 2000 hours for the CG91 course by the due date listed

- undergo both the mid and end-of-placement GAPA assessments by the due dates listed. On the end-of-placement GAPA assessment, meet Level 3 in all sections

- ensure the documentation of each assessment is completed and uploaded into the unit Moodle site by the due date