Graduate Diploma Adult Nursing

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  • Objectives
    Within adult nursing the focus is always on the individual and not simply his / her illness or condition and its cure. Nursing involves working with a diverse range of people and addressing the needs and anxieties a condition may generate, including the pressures on family and friends. It also involves caring for people who have acute and long term illnesses from the elderly through to those in the younger age groups. Adult nurses utilise knowledge not only from the science of nursing but also from the art of nursing which incorporates psychological, social, emotional, cultural and spiritual beliefs and factors related to age and gender.
  • Entry requirements
    Entry requirements: Applicants must have an honours degree in a relevant discipline (such as biology, psychology, sociology). Evidence of numeracy is required, from Maths GCSE, an approved key skills or numeracy module, or equivalent.
  • Academic title
    Graduate Diploma Adult Nursing
  • Course description
    Graduate Diploma Adult Nursing

    Programme

    Year 1

        * Lifespan development
        * Individual health needs
        * Personal Academic Development
        * Preparation for Professional Practice (IP)
        * Communication(IP)

    Year 2

        * Public Health & Primary Health Care
        * Specific Health Needs
        * Portfolio 1
        * Risk Assessment & Management (IP)
        * Communication in Groups (IP)

    Year 3

        * Evaluating Complex Health Needs
        * Health Assessment & Physical Examination of Clients
        * Portfolio 2
        * Team Working & Communication in Health Social Care (IP) 

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