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Comments about BSc Clinical Nursing - At the institution - Hatfield - Hertfordshire
Objectives
* A programme designed to support continuing professional development for nurses working in a variety of settings and roles in the fields of adult, children or learning disability nursing. * It is particularly attractive to those who have recently qualified at diploma level and wish to ‘top-up’ their diploma nursing qualification to degree level. * It may also be relevant to those experienced nurses who wish to enhance their skills and knowledge in a variety of subjects rather than specialise in just one. * At its heart, the programme aims to develop intellectual and practice skills in order to enhance your performance as a nurse and therefore improve the effectiveness of care you give to patients.
Entry requirements
The university requires you to have at least 2 A Levels (or equivalent) to begin an Honours Undergraduate Degree Programme or at least one for a Foundation Degree. The entry requirements for undergraduate degrees are given generally in UCAS Tariff Points.
Academic title
BSc Clinical Nursing
Course description
BSc Clinical Nursing
Year 1
-Management and leadership to enhance nursing practice
-Research Methods in Health Care
-Anticoagulation for Health Care Professionals
-Bio-Physical Health Surveillance for People With Learning Disabilities
-Cancer: Understanding the Challenges
-Evidence Based Care in Clinical Practice A
-Health Facilitation for People With Learning Disabilities - Strategic Approaches
-Honours Degree Project
-Infection Control Practice
-Inter-professional and Interagency Working
-Legal and Ethical Issues in Professional Practice
-Managing Acute Respiratory Disorders
-Managing Chronic Pulmonary Disease
-Pain Management
-Physiology Based Assessment of the Acutely Ill Child
-Practice Development in the care of acutely ill children
-Practice Development in the long term and complex care of children
-Preparation for Mentorship
-Principles of Diabetes Care
-Psychosocial End of Life Care
-Supporting Experiences of Loss and Bereavement