Pages tagged with: long-term-conditions-and-complex-needs
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Working with people with a diagnosis of personality disorder (degree and masters level) (HEAD353/APP709)
University of Plymouth's 'Working with people with a diagnosis of personality disorder' module will help you develop effective capabilities in working with people labelled as ‘personality disordered’
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The fundamentals of health assessment (degree and masters level) (HEAD367/APP717)
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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Substance misuse and dual diagnosis (degree and masters level) (HEAD383 / APP744)
Develop your knowledge, understanding and skills in working with people who misuse substances and who may have a concurrent mental health difficulty with this University of Plymouth module.
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Managing clinical complexity (masters level) (APP711)
The University of Plymouth offers the 'Managing clinical complexity' masters-level module to develop your complex decision making skills.
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Advancing the care and support of the person with dementia and their carer (degree and masters level) (HEAD347 / APP732)
Gain confidence in your own expertise in dementia care and enhance your employability in a variety of health care settings by completing University of Plymouth's dementia module.
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Advanced assessment for clinical practice (masters level) (APP710)
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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Recognition and reduction of risk to the lower limb in the patient with diabetes (masters level) (ADV762)
University of Plymouth offers this masters-level module to develop your understanding of the effects of diabetes on the lower limb.
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Dietetic management of inherited metabolic disorders (IMD) (masters level) (ADV720)
The 'Dietetic management of inherited metabolic disorders (IMD) module will allow you to explore the various causes of inherited metabolic disorders and appraise the dietary therapies used to treat them. Module delivery by BDA.
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Advanced clinical reasoning in musculoskeletal conditions (masters level) (ADV767)
The University of Plymouth offers this masters-level module for qualified physiotherapists and other healthcare professionals wishing to extend their current practice within the field of musculoskeletal physiotherapy.
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Supporting the needs of the frail older person (degree and masters level) (ADV608/ADV608Z/ADV758/ADV758Z)
The University of Plymouth offers a 'supporting the needs of the frail older person' module, designed for all healthcare staff at degree and masters level to develop understanding of the impact of ageing and how to apply this knowledge in practice.
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Supporting people in loss, grief and bereavement – enhanced practice (diploma and degree level) (HEAB251 / HEAD304)
University of Plymouth's 'Supporting people in loss, grief and bereavement' module enables healthcare workers to utilise higher levels of enquiry to provide support for people experiencing loss, grief and bereavement
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Specialist practice in stroke care (degree level) (HEAC371C)
Become effective key personnel in the delivery and enhancement of stroke services with this module delivered by Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust in partnership with University of Plymouth.
