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Program Overview
This program prepares students for a career in healthcare through a combination of lectures, workshops, and clinical practice. Students will develop clinical competencies through scenario-based workshops and a practice portfolio, and will be assessed through an analysis of care, an OSCE examination, and a practice portfolio.
Program Outline
Assessment
You'll write an analysis of care relating to a patient scenario, take an OSCE examination and submit a practice portfolio evidencing a series of related clinical competencies relevant to your level of study.
Teaching:
You’ll attend lectures and participate in skills workshops and scenario-based workshops. You’ll have opportunities to apply your new knowledge and skills within your specialty.
Entry Requirements:
Level 6:
- Be a registered nurse or other healthcare practitioner who participates in the care of critically and acutely ill patients
- Have six months' experience working in an acute or critical care setting and come to the program with an appropriate understanding of this environment
Level 7:
- Be a registered nurse or other healthcare practitioner who participates in the care of critically and acutely ill patients
- Have a BSc (Hons) in a related subject at 2:2 or above (or UK equivalent)
- Have six months' experience working in an acute or critical care setting and come to the program with an appropriate understanding of this environment Non-graduates with extensive relevant, practical and continuing professional development experience will be considered for entry onto this module.