Community_Health_Post_Licensure_Unegulated_Ti log hours

WGU Community Health field experience timelog for post licensure students in unregulated states Use this form to document Community Health (CH) Field Experience hours, which must total 90. Upon completion of your timelog, sign and submit. Attach additional sheets if needed. Note: This timelog must be submitted no later than the 25th of the month in order to be graded and processed by the end of the month to pass the term. Entries that contain unacceptable activities and/or are not complete may result in the timelog being returned for correction (including having to re-do activities deemed unacceptable) and resubmission. Please review the sample timelog to avoid resubmission. Timelog instructions The purpose of this field experience is to expose you to the practice of nursing where care interventions are focused on a population as patient. This is different from past courses where you may have worked with a single or limited number of patients. However, it is similar to previous clinical experiences in that you do not truly understand and appreciate what the nurse does until you are acting as a nurse. In this field experience, we want you to associate with community health professionals in order to learn care from their perspective. For example, you can learn some things from observing a health fair, but can gain a deeper understanding of a community health professional’s role in designing community interventions by interviewing and working with the organizers. The purpose of this field experience is to expose you to nursing within a community. It is not designed for your personal or work benefit.  Include the date of the activity, contact name, professional title (if applicable), details (name, physical address, phone, and/or email), and amount of time spent (in hours).  Unacceptable activities: o Anything related to your current work position, e.g. CPR training, work shifts, training, orientation, courses/classes or conferences. o Acute care settings o Courses such as Zumba, Yoga, and/or cooking courses o Observing people/children at a playground/park or fast food restaurant, attendance at sporting events o Drive time, research time, time spent writing the project, or paperwork (e.g. getting a facility badge)  Interviews o Can only be a maximum of one hour long, and you are limited to five total interviews. o Are limited to established community health professionals (e.g. agency leaders and community