Health and Social Care courses Gwynedd

...ongoing qualitative research and to develop qualitative research questions and projects. Research Project: The research project is the ‘heart’ of the MRes... Learn about: Quantitative Research Methods, Social care, Skills and Training...

...The development in partnership with local NHS and social care organisations a programme of advanced, post graduate level, specialist skills and knowledge across a broad range of applications including; leading and managing service improvements, service level innovation and change, managing quality... Learn about: Skills and Training, Work Based Learning, Accountability in Health & Social Care...

...Study Skills for the Social Sciences A module outside the School Year 2 At level 2 you will continue the study of core subjects related to your discipline... Learn about: Personal Social Services, Mental Health & Society, Methods of Social Research...

...The Health and Social Care aspect of the course provides a multidisciplinary, social science based route to qualification in the health and social care fields... Learn about: Mental Illness, Personal Social Services, Social research...

...Compulsory modules: Personal Social Services Sociology of Health Methods of Social Research Dissertation Preparation Contemporary Social Debates plus... Learn about: Social Science Perspectives, Health and Social Care, Sociology of Health...

...centrally co ordinate multi centre trials to the highest standards. NWORTH is active across a wide range of clinical, health and social care research interests... Learn about: Cancer care, Independent research, Health Services...

...by collaborating with research active specialists in disciplines such as cancer care, children’s health, dementia, dentistry, mental health... Learn about: Health Services, Mental Health, Cancer care...

... from the disciplines of mental health, health and social care management. The course seeks to develop a framework for students to engage in active person and familycentred care of people with dementia across diverse acute and community settings. It positions assessment, care planning and interventions as strategies... Learn about: Active Cultural, Managing Complexity, Communication Training...

... to modern day health and social care challenges. The modernisation of the NHS and the extended role of the professional requires the professional to be a flexible, competent professional practitioner who is able to use complex decision making skills and has a wide knowledge base... Learn about: Skills and Training, Statistics Independent Prescribing, Consultation and History Taking...