Course Details
This module immerses you in the dynamic field of public health, tailored to the roles of community nurses, health visitors, and school nurses. You’ll delve into the complexities of population health, uncover the roots of health inequalities, and examine the social determinants that shape community well-being. Through interactive lectures and collaborative discussions, you’ll develop the skills to assess population health needs and explore the broader social and environmental influences that impact outcomes.
Designed as an interprofessional learning experience, the module strengthens your communication and leadership abilities—key to shaping public health policy and driving meaningful change. You’ll learn to connect individuals with local health initiatives, harness community resources, and collaborate effectively with support networks.
By the end of the module, you’ll be equipped to critically evaluate public health frameworks and apply evidence-based strategies that promote health, prevent illness, and reduce inequalities in community settings. It’s about empowering practice, inspiring progress, and making a lasting difference—starting now.
Course Level
FHEQ7 (what does this mean?)
Who should attend?
Individuals interested in continued professional development
Date
23/09/2026
Duration
Formal contact hours: 84 hours + 21 hours SD (105 in total)
Placement: 120 hours
This module is delivered through a blend of in-person and online sessions. Theoretical learning is complemented by practical experience in community-based settings, ensuring a well-rounded and applied approach to public health practice.
Assessment
Presentation, Clinical Placements Assessments
Cost
£1,030.00
Location
Swansea University, Singleton Campus
How To Apply
Please contact CPD
Lecturer
Mrs Alyson Bray