Course description
As an optional module on the Professional Practice programme, this module aligns with the Programme philosophy and is designed to be flexible and practice-led. It is recommended for anyone working with patients at end of life or with specific Palliative care needs as it will help to equip you with the essential knowledge and skills required to work effectively within this challenging arena.
What's covered in the course?
This 20 credit module which can be studied at level 6 or level 7 uses a blended learning approach to accommodate different people’s learning styles, with use of both classroom and online activities, and visiting speakers with vast amounts of knowledge and experience in this practice area. This module is mainly based at City South Campus with state of the art facilities to enhance your learning experience.
Why Choose Us?
- Patient and people focused courses, substantially linking theory to practice
- Excellence in delivering high quality standards of flexible and bespoke academic provision for post qualifying practitioners
- 2017 Winners of the Student Nursing Times awards – Nurse Education Provider of the Year (Post-registration)
- Links with healthcare providers
- State of the art facilities
Course structure
This module covers holistic management of patients with complex needs along with the main theories of grief and loss. This is through face to face sessions with expert speakers, and through online activities and discussion forums.
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