The course has been specifically designed to advance the skills of registered nurses who work within a general practice setting.
The curriculum reflects the changing nature of the health and social care systems and supports the development of skills in interprofessional and multi-organisational working. This course will equip you with the complex and specialised knowledge and skills required to plan, deliver and evaluate excellent person-centered care within the community setting. With a number of pathways and optional modules to choose from, the course offers you the flexibility to adapt your learning based upon your own individual needs. Studying with students from other pathways will help develop your skills in multidisciplinary team working.
You will:
A minimum of a second-class honours degree (2:2) in a related discipline area.
Essential registration and professional experience
To find out about all of the entry requirements, please visit the course page here.
For fees and funding options, please visit website to find out more.
On successful completion of this course, you will have the opportunity to apply for Senior Practice Nurse and leadership roles, become a Nurse Practitioner, a Nurse Prescriber. You could also move into education/teaching, management or research.
Core modules
Principles and Foundations of Integrated Care
Developing Healthy Communities and Integrated Practice
Specialist Practice – General Practice Nursing
Plus 45 credits from the following 15 credit modules
Compassionate Digital Integrated Care
Leading, Developing and Designing Integrated Systems
Non-medical Prescribing – Independent Prescribing Practice
Non-medical Prescribing – Independent Prescribing Theory
Quality Improvement in Integrated Care
Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare
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