Health social care Undergraduate Degrees

... for parents/carers in meeting the health and well-being needs of babies and very young children. Reflective Professional Practice in Early Years (30 credits... Learn about: Early Childhood, Early Years, IT Law...

... in related industries therefore it is important that students understand how healthcare systems and organizations can function efficiently. Additionally, the programme is designed based on the rationale that the health care industry requires highly skilful managers while dealing with their crucial health... Learn about: Health Care, Health Services...

... different aspects of healthcare. You'll have the opportunity to work within areas such as the new children’s unit and the newly refurbished children’s Accident and Emergency area, as well as community settings in both urban and rural areas. Children have specific health needs in order to minimise the impact... Learn about: Clinical Skills, Clinical Practice, Social care...

... of environments. On graduation you’ll be able to pursue careers in areas such as family support, community development, education, and mentorship. You may choose to pursue further study after graduation, such as the MA in Social Work, giving you the qualification you need to be a social worker... Learn about: Social Work, Mental Health, Childcare Law...

... to confidently assess, plan, implement and evaluate effective midwifery care. Your learning will be integrated with other students from our School of Health... Learn about: Ethical issues, Social care, Skills and Training...

...Our degree allows you to experience a different culture and health system within the EU and prepares you for a nursing career, both in the UK and abroad. Why study BSc European Nursing (Adult) at Middlesex University? This exciting nursing route involves spending seven months with one of... Learn about: European Approaches, Skills and Training, Transferable skills...

...This child protection module is aimed at any student working professionally with children, young people and/or their families and carers. The main learning objectives will focus on developing student's knowledge and awareness of the safe and ethical implementation in practice of safeguarding policy... Learn about: IT for adults, IT risk, Skills and Training...

... adults and children in a range of health and social care settings, finding creative solutions to day-to-day problems. You'll learn from highly experienced practicing Occupational Therapists in a small cohort, and develop your skills in real-life environments and situations, both in our outstanding... Learn about: Occupational Therapy, Occupational needs of people, Health Care...

... and is mapped against the Drug and Alcohol Occupational Standards. Career and study progression This degree will prepare you for a career specialising in substance misuse preparing you for roles in a variety of sectors: for example mental health services, drug treatment services, homeless services, midwifery... Learn about: Risk Assessment, IT risk, Mental Health...

...The BSc (Hons) Clinical Nursing Practice enables students who already hold a health care qualification at level 4, level 5 or level 6 to top-up to a BSc The flexibility offered by this programme enables you to take forward your current experience, whatever the area of your work, in collaboration... Learn about: Clinical management, Communication Training, Clinical Practice...

... and argument (15 credits) Approaches to health and social care research (30 credits) Year 2 Health promotion: targets and evidence (30 credits) Transcultural... Learn about: Transferable skills, Transcultural nursing, Community services...

...This course enables you to develop and apply both knowledge and understanding of current contemporary issues in the care of older people... Learn about: Clinical Studies, Higher Education Access, Nursing assistant...

... and wellbeing and social policy to inform understandings of contemporary childhood and youth. Throughout the three years of study you will explore the multifarious challenges facing children and young people, including topics such as the impact of social and economic change, media violence, cyber-bullying... Learn about: Social Work...

...The health sector needs highly qualified midwives with the ability to analyse practice and evidence as well as be aware of the latest research and best care for their patients. This programme is designed specifically to provide a pathway to top-up your academic qualifications to achieve a... Learn about: Critical Thinking, Social care, Analysis Techniques...

... and treatments that have no factual merit."A distinct system of primary health care-an art, science, philosophy, and practice of diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of illness. Naturopathic medicine is distinguished by the principles upon which its practice is based. These principles are continually re-examined... Learn about: YOGA PRANAYAM, YOGA STUDIES, Naturopathy COURSE...

...This module explores contemporary mental health practice based on the bio-psychosocial determinants of mental health and illness. Participants will gain an understanding of mental health promotion and explore effective approaches in responding to individuals experiencing mental distress across... Learn about: Mental Health...

... of childhood. Our graduates go on to work in areas as diverse as education, children's therapy, social work, law and social justice, children's charities and government and the civil service... Learn about: Social Work, IT Law...

... to assess, plan, deliver and evaluate care, communicate findings, influence change and promote health, welfare and best practice. Social sciences and nursing... Learn about: Palliative care, Communication Training...

... of the Learner Thinking and Learning Positive Interaction with Learners Year two You will study the following compulsory modules. Issues of Mental Health...

... partnerships, regeneration projects, community education, health and drugs services, leisure and arts projects Benefit from the potential to secure...