Pages tagged with: advancing-clinical-practice
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Advocacy and education for quality improvement in practice (A-EQUIP) full module
The professional advocate is a leadership and advocacy role designed to deploy the A-EQUIP model. Our course will prepare you to undertake the role, and is for midwives and nurses who are being supported to develop this role within their organisation.
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Applying evidence to practice (masters level)
The University of Plymouth's 'Applying evidence to practice (masters level)' will enable you to learn how to use research to guide best health and social care practice.
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The fundamentals of health assessment (degree and masters level)
The University of Plymouth offers this professional development module at degree and masters level for registered healthcare professionals who wish to develop in their area of professional clinical practice.
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Advanced assessment for clinical practice (masters level)
University of Plymouth offers the 'Advanced assessment for clinical practice' masters-level module to develop your consultation, clinical examination and data interpretation skills.
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Managing clinical complexity (masters level)
The University of Plymouth offers the 'Managing clinical complexity' masters-level module to develop your complex decision making skills.
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Minor illness and injuries – the principles and practice of management for unscheduled care (degree and masters level)
Gain the practical skills to manage patients presenting with common minor illness and injuries with this University of Plymouth module.
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Critical care of children and young people (Level 1&2)
A course for health care professionals who wish to enhance their skills in the critical care of children and young people.
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The child or young person requiring urgent or emergency care (degree and masters level)
University of Plymouth offers this module at degree and masters level to develop your skills in the recognition and management of illness and injury in children and young people in an urgent or emergency care setting
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Assessment, management and escalation of the acutely ill adult (degree and masters level)
The University of Plymouth offers this module at degree and masters level in partnership with local NHS trusts to develop critical analysis skills to assess, manage and seek appropriate help for acutely ill adults in non-critical care acute areas
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Clinical dietetics for infants and children (masters level)
University of Plymouth offers the 'Clinical dietetics for infants and children' module to enable you to examine the use of all forms of nutrition support in chronic and acute paediatric illness. Module delivered by the BDA.
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Nutrition and dietetics in infancy and childhood (masters level)
University of Plymouth offers this masters-level professional development module to enable you to learn more about the advice given to families and health professionals regarding normal infant, child and adolescent nutrition and dietetics
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Advancing the management of long term conditions (degree and masters level)
This University of Plymouth module will enhance your understanding of the key issues that influence the quality of care for people with long-term conditions i.e. person-centred care, self-management and service development.
