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International perspectives and practice requirements for health and social care practitioners (masters level)
University of Plymouth offers the 'international perspectives and practice requirements for health and social care practitioners' module which will enhance your professional knowledge within a global context and consider international career development.
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Project design for research
The University offers their 'Project design for research' module to help you develop research knowledge and skills to plan and design an appropriate research project related to your individual practice.
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Substantive professional project (masters level)
University of Plymouth offers the 40 credit masters-level module 'substantive professional project' which will enable you to plan and undertake a practice development project in your workplace as the final module towards your masters degree.
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Independent study (degree level)
University of Plymouth's 'Independent study' module will build on your existing research skills with a project related to your own area of professional practice.
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Evidencing professional development in urgent, emergency and critical care via (e)-portfolio (degree level)
University of Plymouth offers this degree level module to develop your confidence and competence to provide high quality, patient centred care within urgent, emergency and critical care settings.
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Enhancing clinical research in practice (degree level)
University of Plymouth's 'Enhancing clinical research in practice' module, delivered in partnership with University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust, will develop your knowledge, understanding and skills in clinical research.
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Sociology of health and illness (masters level)
University of Plymouth offers this masters-level module which enables health and social care professionals to explore the effect social factors have on health and illness.
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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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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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Advancing research knowledge in practice 2 (masters level)
University of Plymouth's 'Advancing Research knowledge in practice 2' module is a 20 credit masters-level module to further develop your research skills.
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Advancing practice in long term conditions management (degree level)
University of Plymouth advancing practice in long term conditions management module will enable to gain contemporary knowledge, skills and competencies to advance your practice to effectively manage a range of long-term conditions.
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Advanced critical reflection, risk and decision-making (masters level)
University of Plymouth offers this masters-level module to enable you to learn to use critical reflection to enhance awareness of the social self and structural processes and the impacts of these upon risk and decision making in practice.