Carer Undergraduate Degrees in the Northern Ireland

...Shared Perspectives on the Young Child Skills and Strategies for Managing Behaviour Child Protection Special Educational Needs and Promoting Inclusion... Learn about: Early Years, Child Protection, Child Care Management...

...This programme responds to the ever changing healthcare requirements of the twenty-first century through a programme of interprofessional learning which helps students to acquire the broad theoretical and practical perspectives relevant to todays complex health and social care arena...

...You will study ten units which can include the following: Understanding abuse Health and Safety Communicating in Health & Social Care Social Policy Psychology for Health & Social...

... of evidence based and cost – effective health and social care. To provide opportunities for students to progress academically and professionally and to acquire skills that will improve their employment opportunities. To assist students to develop an interest in and enthusiasm for their subject and acquire... Learn about: Health and Social Care, Clinical Studies, Full Time...

... and the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Radiotherapy and Oncology graduates are eligible to apply for Registration with HCPC and membership of the Society of Radiographers...

... in the delivery of services to care for people of all ages who are in need. They also exercise formal legal powers in response to many of society‘s problems such as child abuse, vulnerable adults, mental health problems, and working with offenders. The School of Sociology, Social Policy and Social Work... Learn about: Social Work, IT for adults, Quality Training...

...based learning are integral to the programme. Assessment for most modules is by a combination of coursework and sessional examination. Coursework may include... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... and personal development through the study of specialist areas of nursing practice and health care provision. To enable students to develop a scholarly understanding of the importance of evidence based and cost – effective health and social care. To provide opportunities for students to progress academically... Learn about: Quality Training...

...Diagnostic Imaging of Systems 1 Professional Practice Placement 2 Diagnostic Imaging Modalities Radiography Legislation & Employability Diagnostic Imaging...

... use of medicines by patients. In order to communicate confidently and effectively with patients, pharmacists must also have a knowledge of the social and behavioural aspects of health care. All of these facets are addressed and integrated in this undergraduate degree. Why Queen's?Top Ranking... Learn about: Medical training, Quality Training...

..., social and/or economic deprivation on their ability to carry out those occupations and activities. The main aim of occupational therapy is to maintain a balance, beneficial to the individual, between the abilities of the person, the demands of her/his occupations in the areas of self care, productivity... Learn about: Skills and Training, Occupational Therapy...

... and personal development through the study of specialist areas of nursing practice and health care provision. To enable students to develop a scholarly understanding of the importance of evidence based and cost – effective health and social care. To provide opportunities for students to progress academically... Learn about: Full Time, Quality Training...

...This three-year course is designed to prepare nursing graduates who will have the skills to respond to the changing needs of adults who require nursing care within a vareriety of rapidly changing healthcare environments. Successful students will be eligible to register with the Nursing... Learn about: IT for adults, Nurse training, Nursing Practice...

... the welfare state offer care and protection to everyone 'from the cradle to the grave' or should society help those who help themselves? Do people have a right to a basic income, a home, a job and education, or are obligations and duties more important than rights? Against a backdrop of social and economic... Learn about: Social Policy, Quality Training, Social Science...

... recovery, enabling people to stay in work while helping them to remain independent for as long as possible. The patient will be encouraged to be involved in their own care, through education, awareness, empowerment and participation in their treatment (CSP 2013)... Learn about: IT Management, Skills and Training...

... research in their own home communities. Placement: past students have gained work placements with organisations such as Arts Care, Institute for Conflict Research, Operation Wallacea and the Ulster Museum. Did you know? Anthropology courses within the School are ranked 7th in the UK in the... Learn about: Learning Teaching, Social Anthropology, Quality Training...

...Course Content Courses include: Introduction to Social Policy Social Policy, Study Skills and Analysis Introduction to Health and Social Care Policy... Learn about: Social Policy...

...Course Content (including module information) Designed to meet the targets set by the Strategy for Maternity Care in Northern Ireland 2012-2018... Learn about: Quality Training...

...Course Content (including module information) Designed to meet the targets set by Transforming Your Care, this programme develops all the knowledge... Learn about: Quality Training...

...Course Content (including module information) Designed to meet the targets set by Transforming Your Care, this programme develops all the knowledge... Learn about: Quality Training...