Nursing level 1 courses

... District Nursing (V300): Developing Professional Practice for District Nursing 1 (20 credits level 6) Developing Professional Practice for District Nursing...

...) as a 'Registered Nurse – Child Health'. You’ll balance classroom learning with gaining experience in hospitals and communities, with equal weighting given to theory and practice. Your learning journey will take you through a variety of professional work with allied health professions and other fields of nursing... Learn about: Nursing skills, Clinical Decision Making, Mental Health...

.... The course helps you develop a scholarly and evidenced based approach to nursing studies and practice. October cohort Semester 1 Advancing Healthcare practice... Learn about: Confidence Training...

...Yes you require GCSE English Language, GCSE Mathematics and GCSE Science at grade C or above. You will also be required to undertake an initial asessment in English and maths and demonstrate Level 2 ability English and Level 1 in maths. Please note if you do not have these qualifications... Learn about: Health nursing, Health Management, Safety Management...

...Course detailYear 1 Core modules: Clinical Sciences and Clinical Skills for Advanced Practitioners (1) You will study the theoretical principles... Learn about: Theoretical principles, Mental Health, Clinical Skills...

...Overview The Specialist Community Public Health Visiting/School Nursing BSc course is tailored to offer the professional qualification for qualified nurses who wish to gain entry to part-three of the National Midwifery Council (NMC) nursing register as a health visitor or school nurse... Learn about: Health nursing, Nursing Health, Public Health...

... of study. Semester 1 Role of the occupational health practitioner This module explores the ethical, legal and professional issues impacting on OH practice... Learn about: Environmental Impact, Health nursing, Public Health...

... homes; GP practices; primary care facilities; specialist nursing homes; hospitals (both general and mental health); prisons; and forensic mental health units. Whatever your client group, you will use professional expertise, skills and knowledge to promote recovery and positive mental health. WHY CHOOSE... Learn about: Mental Health, Communication Training, Health nursing...

..., will support you to develop the knowledge and emotional intelligence required to help you become a high-calibre healthcare provider within both the public and private sectors. Upon finishing your degree you will be entitled to register with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), which is the...

... acuity to tackle healthcare policy and become an advocate for young patients who may not be able to communicate their needs alone. Upon finishing your degree you will be entitled to register in practice with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), which is the body that regulates the UK profession...

.... Employment opportunities after you complete your course are excellent with a wide variety of job prospects available to you. Our graduates have recently secured employment as community nurses, working in forensic settings and within nursing homes to name a few. Services for people who have a learning... Learn about: Communication Training, Nurse training...

...Mental health nurses care for people who experience various mental health conditions and their family and carers to offer help and support in living with the condition. Although it can be demanding and intense work, it can also be exceptionally rewarding. The Mental Health Nursing (Hons) degree... Learn about: Health nursing, Mental Health...

...This award winning programme gained the Innovations in Occupational Health Award in 2011. It is led by Anne Harriss who was named Occupational Health Nurse of the Year in 2011. This Occupational Health Nursing (Specialist Community Public Health Nursing) (Hons) degree is offered by London South... Learn about: Health nursing, Public Health, IT risk...

... so they can be involved in their child’s care. In addition to developing a range of clinical nursing skills, you’ll take part in simulations to explore and practise important principles within children’s nursing, including communication, child development, ethical care principles and children’s rights. All students... Learn about: L HEALTH SCIENCES, Nursing Care, Nursing assistant...

... and carers. You‘ll have opportunities to learn in our Simulation Centre, exploring important nursing principles and developing a range of clinical nursing skills. You’ll also gain skills in critical thinking, decision-making and communication... Learn about: Nursing Management, Nursing assistant, Decision Making...

... on their journey toward independent living, recognizing the persons broader circle of support. The Learning Disability Nursing (Hons) degree is offered by London South Bank University... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Overview The Nursing Studies BSc at King’s offers the opportunity for qualified healthcare professionals to study for a degree qualification. The course can be taken by experienced and newly qualified registered nurses in all branches (Adult, Child, Mental Health and Learning Disability) as well...

... of study. Semester 1 Role of the occupational health practitioner This module explores the ethical, legal and professional issues impacting on OH practice... Learn about: Public Health, Risk Assessment, Health nursing...

...Overview This innovative nursing programme leads to the award of a Nursing BSc together with professional registration as a Mental Health Nurse. You will learn to work with people who have both acute and ongoing mental health problems, and will involve you working with service users... Learn about: Nurse training, Mental Health Nurse, Mental Health...

... or children With a FdSc Nursing Associate degree, you will be able to register as a Nursing Associate with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)... Learn about: IT for adults, NHS Training, Market Research...