PGDip Specialist Community Nursing (General Practice Nursing)

Program Overview

This Master's program focuses on educational issues in Practice Nursing and Primary Healthcare. It combines theoretical and practical elements, with assessments measuring both knowledge and skills. Graduates are eligible to register as Specialist Practitioners with the NMC, opening up career opportunities in various nursing roles. The program is supported by NHS Trust sponsorship, dedicated staff, and an online learning platform.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Outline:

It comprises the following modules:

• 7NH004 Research and Inquiry in Specialist Practice
• 7NH012 Specialist Community Nursing Practice General Practice and District Nursing
• 7NH009 Advanced Perspectives of Public Health and Social Policy in Specialist Practice
• 7NH007 Health assessment and Examination Skills within Clinical Practice
• 7NH005 Advancing Practice Through Leadership and Innovation

Assessment:

Teaching:

Careers:

This qualification opens up a range of career opportunities, including:

• Specialist Community Nurse
• General Practice Nurse
• Lead Nurse

Other:

• The program is sponsored by the NHS Trust for eligible students.
• There is a dedicated staff member for course leadership and individual student support.
• Students receive additional support visits in their practice placement.
• Students have access to a comprehensive online learning platform.
• The course curriculum includes modules covering research methodologies and evidence-based practice.
• The program is designed to promote inter-professional working, leadership, and management skills.

Disclaimer:

For the most up-to-date information, please refer to the official University of Wolverhampton's website.