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GBP 1,285
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Program Details
Degree
Bachelors
Major
Orthopedics | Child Psychology | Pediatrics
Area of study
Health
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
GBP 1,285
About Program

Program Overview


Through a combination of group presentation, competency-based assessment, and a case study presentation, students develop critical thinking, evidence-based practice, and holistic care approaches. The program is available as a standalone module for those with one year's experience in a pediatric orthopaedic and spinal setting.

Program Outline

The module utilises current research, clinical guidance and national policies to facilitate students learning and encourages students to critically analyse the current clinical practices they observe.


Aims of the module:

  • To expand the students’ knowledge in the management of children and young people with orthopaedic and spinal conditions.
  • To develop the student’s clinical skills by promoting critical analysis of current research and practice for the care of children and young people with common and complex orthopaedic and spinal conditions
  • To ensure effective and innovative care provision is supported by evidence-based practice

Assessment:


Formative assessment:

  • Group Presentation
  • Students will undertake a group presentation exploring the care provided to a child or young person in a clinical area.
  • Students will be provided with a case study from the module lead, including specific areas to cover related to their area of practice.

Summative assessment:

  • This module compromises of a competency and theory-based component.
  • Both components must be passed to complete this module.

Part A:

Competency based assessment document

  • The practice-based competencies need to be completed in your work place or in a clinical placement.
  • This competency document must be completed; it does not contribute to your overall academic mark.

Part B:

Presentation

  • Students are required to complete a 20 minute case study presentation, with 10 minutes provided at the end for further questioning from the examiner.
  • Students should present a case study of a patient and their orthopaedic/spinal condition, discussing the pathophysiology of the chosen problems.
  • Students are required to critically evaluate the rationale behind the care management, with reference to literature.
  • It is essential that students make recommendation for future care delivery and how this can be implemented in their trust.
  • Students should critically reflect on what they have learnt through the process and must demonstrate the integration of theory and practice.

Other:

  • Available as a standalone module: Yes
  • Typical intake(s): Semester 2
  • Venue: GOSH
  • Entry requirements:
  • Students are required to have one years’ experience working in a paediatric orthopaedic and spinal setting
  • 240 Credit points of which no more than 120 are at level 4 and no less than 120 at level 5 or equivalent.
  • In exceptional circumstances if an individual has evidence of recent professional learning they may enter with 60 Credit points at level 5 or equivalent.
  • Pre-Requisites: Current registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council or Health Care Professions Council or equivalent.

Learning outcomes:

  • Knowledge and Understanding:
  • Examine current research and national policies and review against current care practices within an orthopaedic and spinal setting.
  • Intellectual Skills
  • Students will be encouraged to develop their knowledge through critically analysing current research and applying it to clinical practice.
  • Practical Skills
  • Transferable Skills:
  • Advanced problem solving skills.
  • Working in partnership with children, young people, families and multidisciplinary team members.
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Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements:

  • Students are required to have one years’ experience working in a paediatric orthopaedic and spinal setting.
  • 240 Credit points of which no more than 120 are at level 4 and no less than 120 at level 5 or equivalent.
  • In exceptional circumstances if an individual has evidence of recent professional learning they may enter with 60 Credit points at level 5 or equivalent.
  • Current registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council or Health Care Professions Council or equivalent.
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