Nursing (Specialist District Nursing) with NMC Recordable SPQ

Reasons to study Nursing (Specialist District Nursing) with NMC Recordable SPQ at DMU:

With an integrated theory and practice approach, you will develop the skills, knowledge and attitudes necessary for safe and effective specialist practice to patients and clients, as well as the confidence to deliver higher level clinical decision making, make consistent developments and advancements in clinical healthcare, and drive through strategic or operational change within your workplace
Our strong links with clinical practice, combined with direct input and teaching from experienced colleagues in clinical settings, ensures your learning is relevant to current practice
You will benefit from experienced visiting lecturers, ensuring your learning is at the cutting-edge of developments in the sector
Our practitioner, researchers, and academic staff are experienced specialists in clinical areas of practice and will offer a unique perspective to your learning
Inter-professional learning develops your ability to work as part of a multi-professional team
You will obtain a specialist practitioner recordable qualification with the NMC
Through the form of a project you can undertake a service development initiative to positively impact upon the patient experience as part of the master's qualification

A UK honours degree (2:2 or above in a relevant subject, or equivalent)
A minimum of 60 credits (inclusive of research) at level 6 plus three years’ clinical experience
Effective registration on the NMC professional register
At least two years’ clinical experience in nursing in a chosen field of practice, and demonstration of experience in leadership, within your clinical area either through continued professional development (CPD) or publication of clinical articles/material