This programme is for registered nurses or midwives, who wish to gain registration on Part 3 of the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) register, as a specialist community public health nurse (health visiting) and be recorded as a community prescriber.
It offers you the opportunity to gain registration as a health visitor, community prescriber and for academic development at master’s level. You develop public health practice knowledge and skills in order to work effectively with individuals, families and communities along with public health leadership skills, to enable you to contribute to the contemporary health visiting agenda.
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The course prepares you to work as a health visitor and to take practice forward to meet the challenges of a dynamic health visiting profession.
Core modules
Advancing Community Practitioner Prescribing
Advancing Leadership Skills in Specialist Community Public Health Nursing
Contemporary Public Health in Practice
Developing Research Projects
Enhancing Safe and Effective Practice in Health Visiting Practice
Implementing Evidence Based Practice
Modules offered may vary.
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