Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health Practice: Specialist Community Public Health Nursing [SCPHN]

Name: Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health Practice: Specialist Community Public Health Nursing [SCPHN]
Brand: University of Southampton
Rating: 8 (1 reviews)

University of Southampton

4.0

1 review

Postgraduate

In Southampton

Price on request

Description

Type

Postgraduate
Location

Southampton

Start date

September

Introducing your course
Help improve lives in a community and educate young people on health matters as a health visitor or public nurse with the PGDip in Public Health Practice: Specialist Community Public Health Nursing course. As a public health specialist, you will be involved in providing health care for children, families, individuals and communities through vital skills gained on this course. Learn strategic leadership and management for health and wellbeing to run an effective practice and provide care in the community as a public nurse or as an occupational health nurse.

Facilities

Southampton (Hampshire)

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University Road, SO17 1BJ

Start date

SeptemberEnrolment now open

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Reviews

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4.7

excellent

Course rating

Recommended

Centre rating

GEORGIOS

4.0

19/11/2020

About the course: It was good and easy to understand the locals because they were speaking very nicely.

Would you recommend this course?: Yes

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2020

2019

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More than 50 reviews in the last 12 months

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Subjects

Public Health
Credit
School
Public
Health nursing
Nurse
Nurse training

Course programme

Year 1

To conform to NMC (2004) requirements the programme, including any accredited prior learning, will consist of 52 weeks (of which 45 weeks are programmes weeks) 22.5 weeks of practice learning and 22.5 of theoretical study. Learning in practice therefore accounts for half of the time on the programme, and will be facilitated by a practice teacher and mentors who are supported by the University's Supporting Learning in Practice team.

Core [?]

A core module is a module which must be taken and passed.

HLTH6054Credit[?]