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1. A critique on the available community resources related to unwanted pregnancy
Critique on availability of community resources (30)
• Provide a brief account of unwanted pregnancy and the educational talk/seminar conducted
• Clearly identify the available community resources related to the selected client
/women’s group from a variety of sources
• Comprehensive analysis, synthesis and evaluate the availability of identified community resources (consider issues for client, family, society and nursing practice) 2. A reflection on the unwanted pregnancy and identify the
insight that you have gained from the project experiences, and decide how such insight may enhance your clinical practices in the future, and to evaluate the effectiveness of the talk/seminar in term of whether the stated objectives are met and the strategies are clear and well-conducted.
Reflection (60)
• Comprehensive analysis of the situation of the identified client / women’s group
• Illustrate what you have gained in understanding the needs of the identified client/ women’s group
• Critically analyse the strengths and limitations of the educational talk /seminar conducted
Strengths:
~good communitcation with audience so to enhance their interest
~little words in ppt wif comprehensive explanation so not so confusing
~hv scary effect to make them understand the importance of family planning
Limitations:
~not too comprehensive….. like ways to contact different departments not provided
~shd also include male as audience as both of them hv to bear the responsibility in taking care of baby and to prevent unwanted pregnancy
~teach them more deeply like in ways of contraception as this is the main underlying reason causing the unintended pregnancy (like the usage of condom- man also included as audience)
~bigger age group (ie from younger) coz younger age teenagers hv the ability of pregnancy already and more and more teenage pregnant nowadays. And they may also

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