Start with a practical nursing activity on your delivery plan and identify where learners will practise it. The NUR collection groups nursing resources, including individual units carrying HLT codes. Search with the unit code in your own plan and check the listing for the required resource format. A collection name can help you browse, while the product code and title identify the materials you are considering.
Bring an observation example to the review
Ask the clinical educator to choose a practice situation staff can discuss without disclosing patient information. Give the trainer the learner instructions and ask where learners will first encounter the terminology. Give the assessor the observation record and ask which details they would need to recognise the activity later. If the task depends on a particular facility, identify which staff member can confirm that the setting is available.
Plan a handover between trainer and assessor
Work through an example in which a learner prepares for an activity, carries it out and then explains what they observed. Check where the learner records their work and which observations belong in a staff record. Ask a colleague to read the fictional records after the trial. They should be able to identify the learner, the activity and the evidence the assessor considered.
Compare a classroom example with placement
Classroom material can introduce the ideas and let learners practise describing their work. Placement may give them access to a different setting and records. Before choosing a resource, review the relevant unit requirements and check which evidence can be gathered in each setting. Discuss with the host what information can be retained and who will return completed paperwork to the RTO.
Check the documents the listing actually includes
Look at the product type as well as the unit title. A learner resource can support the teaching session. An assessment kit can provide instructions and records for gathering and judging evidence. If you want both parts, compare the selected inclusions with the documents your organisation already holds. Ask the delivery team to identify what it will prepare locally, including any forms the training facility uses.
Use a trial to plan your edits
Request a sample for a unit you will deliver early. Choose a fictional practice record and see whether the trainer can explain how to use it. Replace local names and references in one example and ask a colleague to find the related instructions. If a change affects how evidence is collected, have the assessor review the task and the associated guidance.
Before ordering, record the training code, resource type and changes the team expects to make. Ask the clinical educator and the person who maintains the course files to check the list. Agree on how staff will identify the approved material and where learners can find it. A clear record helps when another trainer prepares the next session or needs to understand which instructions a learner received.
NUR catalogue examples
CAQA Resources lists 212 active products in this collection. The examples below are individual units in the collection. Check the selected listing for the format and code you need.
- HLTENN011 Implement and monitor care for a person with acute health problems
- HLTENN007 Administer and monitor medicines and intravenous therapy
- HLTENN006 Apply principles of wound management in the clinical environment
NUR Training Package collection
Active listings by resource type
- Assessment Kit · 16
- Class Activity Book · 16
- ERF Checklist · 19
- LLND Kit · 19
- Learner Guide · 17
- Learner Resources · 19
- Learning and Assessment Kit · 19
- PowerPoint · 17
- RPL Kit · 19
- Self-Study Guide · 16
- Session Plan · 17
- Training and Assessment Strategy · 2
- Vocational Placement Kit · 16
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