Respiratory Medicine - PGCert

Master

In Birmingham

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    Master

  • Location

    Birmingham

This taught programme provides you with an overview of common conditions in respiratory medicine, their diagnosis and management, and the balance of public health, community and secondary care input to the overall service delivery in the speciality. It is taught using a mixture of lectures, tutorials, hands on practical sessions and workplace based elements. It will provide speciality training for budding respiratory specialists in primary or secondary care, either medical or allied healthcare professional. 

Facilities

Location

Start date

Birmingham (West Midlands)
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Birmingham B15 2TT

Start date

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2020

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Subjects

  • Healthcare
  • Public
  • Secondary
  • Primary
  • Credit
  • Public Health

Course programme

We cater for all learners with an adaptable mix of teaching styles such as lectures, seminars, small group work and workplace based attachments in our renowned NHS partner (UHB) to facilitate clinically relevant learning.

In the core modules you will experience face-to-face days on campus, days in clinical practice with world leading experts (eg Professor David Thickett, Adel Mansur) and supervisory meetings for the written assignment as required.

Core modules

There are 2 compulsory core modules, both of 20 credits:

Respiratory Medicine in Secondary Care

This module comprises of three face-to-face training days, plus case based learning in clinical practice, a written assessment which focuses on case based presentations allied to evidence review OR may be a service delivery plan, plus an SAQ examination

Respiratory Medicine in the Community

This is also available as part of the MSc in Primary and Community Care, thus is a great opportunity to meet colleagues from other disciplines. Face-to-face training occurs on the following topics: COPD, lung cancer, ILD, TB, NIV, service design and management. Case based learning and assessment similar to the other core module, except with MCQ rather than SAQ assessment.

Optional modules

1 x 20 credit module (or 2 x 10 credit) chosen from a list as follows of existing modules (below). If 10 credit modules are changed to 20 credit by the parent programmes this will not alter their suitability for use in this PGCert.

Masters in Public Health - MPH

  • Epidemiology Statistics and Research Methods (20 credits)
  • Health Information and Health Informatics (10 credits)
  • Health Care Evaluation and Commissioning (10 credits)
  • Introduction to Leadership and Management for Health (10 credits)
  • Health Economics (10 credits)
  • Systematic Reviews and Evidence Synthesis (20 credits)
  • Clinical Trials (MPH) (20 credits)

Clinical Oncology MSc/Diploma - Part-time

  • Translational Research (20 credits)
  • Palliative Care and Cancer Patients (20 credits)
  • Radiation Biology (10 credits)

Occupational Health MSc/Diploma/Certificate

  • Occupational Exposure and Risk Assessment I and II (20 credits)
  • Principles and Practices of Occupational Health Practice (10 credits)
  • Legal Aspects (of occupational health) (10 credits)

Multidisciplinary Healthcare Simulation - PGCert

  • Human Factors in Healthcare (20 credits)
  • Adult Learning Theory and its Application to Multidisciplinary Healthcare Simulation Learning and Teaching (20 credits

Respiratory Medicine - PGCert

Price on request