Course Modules

This module will cover address the delivery of care through effective nursing leadership, how nurses can influence policy development and promote the profession of nursing at an individual level and within the wider context of systems.

This module develops your communication and relationship management skills and nursing procedures for part three of the programme that must be able to demonstrate in order to meet the proficiency outcomes of the Future Nurse: Standards of proficiency for registered

This all-field, shared delivery module supports you to critically analyse the communication and relationship management skills and nursing procedures that a newly-registered nurse must be able to demonstrate in order to meet the proficiency outcomes of the Future Nurse: Standards

Your understanding and application of the aims and principles of health promotion, protection and improvement will be addressed, as well as the prevention of ill health when engaging with people. You will also gain an understanding of global patterns of

Understanding of person-centred care in complex situations is considered across a wide range of integrated care settings including a change in a person’s mental capacity or transition points such as coordinating safe and effective transfer of care or discharge to

You will continue to develop your skills and abilities required to develop, manage and maintain appropriate relationships with people, their families, carers and colleagues. This module will also revisit and strengthen the developing skills of self-reflection, resilience and emotional intelligence.

This module will continue your development of the knowledge, skills and behaviours required for nursing practice to enable the student to meet the Future Nurse: Standards of proficiency for registered nurses (Nursing and Midwifery Council [NMC] 2018).

The concept of caring science is defined as the underpinning evidence-base for holistic nursing practice through an evaluation of research methods, ethics and governance. The ability to apply a range of evidence, drawing on experience to make evidence-informed decisions will

You will explore the concept of person-centred care as applied to nursing assessment and care planning and the methods used to ensure an individual approach is undertaken, taking into account reasonable adjustments and the vulnerability of the person.

This module will introduce you to the concepts of professionalism in relation to the specific profession of nursing. For example: duty of care, duty of candour, accountability, self-regulation and autonomy, the legal and ethical frameworks that govern nursing practice and