This is an exciting, contemporary, multi-professional module which relevant for those working across a range of settings, caring for children, young people and/or adults.
Course overview
It will be relevant for those working across a range of settings, caring for children, young people and/or adults. Content of the module includes; evidence based holistic care, therapeutic relationships and communication skills, care management within a multi-disciplinary team, addressing inequalities, development and enhancement of services, care of self and CPD. The module can be studied as ‘stand-alone’ or can be used as 40 credits towards a Masters programme.
Learning outcomes and aims
This is an exciting, contemporary, multi-professional module which aims to -
- Help you build on existing knowledge and skills in the field of palliative care
- Constructing new ideas in order to challenge practice and identify areas for potential improvement
- Develop and evidence the practitioner’s application of their enhanced knowledge and skills in the improvement of service delivery for this client group
Level: Short course
Delivery: Mixed Mode
Study Mode: Part time
Duration: 12 days of study
Campus: Preston
Start Date: September
Entry requirements
- Evidence of level 6 study
This course is based in the School of Nursing and Midwifery
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