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SHG3106
Foundations in Health Assessment and Essential Nursing Skills
This module provides an introduction to foundations in health assessment for international students.
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SHG3115
Assessment of the Older Person
The module will enable registered health and social care professionals to explore the complexities associated with the needs of the older person and identify strategies for promoting their health and wellbeing. It will allow the practitioner to apply their understanding of the complexities of ageing in order to make an effective contribution to the delivery of an improved service which better meets the needs of the older person.
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SHGM04
Assessment of the Older Person
The module will enable registered health and social care professionals to explore the complexities associated with the needs of the older person and identify strategies for promoting their health and wellbeing. It will allow the practitioner to apply their understanding of the complexities of ageing in order to make an effective contribution to the delivery of an improved service which better meets the needs of the older person.
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SHGM05M
Clinical Assessment and Decision Making in Non-Medical Prescribing (HCPC)
This module will enable professional learners to develop a systematic, evidence-based and reflective approach to independent/supplementary prescribing practice.
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SHGM05S
Clinical Assessment and Decision Making in Non-Medical Prescribing (HCPC)
This module will enable professional learners to develop a systematic, evidence-based and reflective approach to independent/supplementary prescribing practice.
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SHGM06M
Pharmacology Principles and Practice (HCPC)
The module introduces the principles and practices of pharmacology which are vital requirements for independent/supplementary prescribing. It will enable the practitioner to appraise the relevant sources of information advice and support available and apply them to make appropriate decisions in prescribing practice.
This module will provide an opportunity for multidisciplinary learning with other professionals studying to become non-medical prescribers.
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SHGM06S
Pharmacology Principles and Practice (HCPC)
The module introduces the principles and practices of pharmacology which are vital requirements for independent/supplementary prescribing. It will enable the practitioner to appraise the relevant sources of information advice and support available and apply them to make appropriate decisions in prescribing practice.
This module will provide an opportunity for multidisciplinary learning with other professionals studying to become non-medical prescribers.
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SHGM22M
Non-Medical Prescribing (GPhC)
This module enables qualified pharmacists to undertake the education and training required by the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) and Welsh Government to meet the statutory requirements for independent prescribing.
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SHGM22S
Non-Medical Prescribing (GPhC)
This module enables qualified pharmacists to undertake the education and training required by the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) and Welsh Government to meet the statutory requirements for independent prescribing.
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SHGM23M
Pharmacology Principles and Practice
This module will enable qualified pharmacists to re-evaluate their knowledge around pharmacology principles in relation to safe prescribing. This module will provide an opportunity for multidisciplinary learning with other professionals studying to become non-medical prescribers.
The module introduces the principles and practices of pharmacology which are vital requirements for independent prescribing. It will enable the practitioner to appraise the relevant sources of information, advice and support available and apply them to make appropriate decisions in prescribing practice.
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SHGM23S
Pharmacology principles and practice
This module will enable qualified pharmacists to re-evaluate their knowledge around pharmacology principles in relation to safe prescribing. This module will provide an opportunity for multidisciplinary learning with other professionals studying to become non-medical prescribers.
The module introduces the principles and practices of pharmacology which are vital requirements for independent prescribing. It will enable the practitioner to appraise the relevant sources of information, advice and support available and apply them to make appropriate decisions in prescribing practice.
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SHGM51
Assessment of the Older Person
The module will enable registered health and social care professionals to explore the complexities associated with the needs of the older person and identify strategies for promoting their health and wellbeing. It will allow the practitioner to apply their understanding of the complexities of ageing in order to make an effective contribution to the delivery of an improved service which better meets the needs of the older person.
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SHGM55
Clinical Assessment and Decision Making in Non-Medical Prescribing (NMC)
This module will enable professional learners to develop a systematic, evidence-based and reflective approach to independent prescribing practice. The module is designed to meet the requirements of the NMC Standards, Realising professionalism: Standards for education and training Part 3: Standards for prescribing programmes (2018) and the Royal Pharmaceutical Society¿s (RPS) Competency Framework for all Prescribers 2016. It aims to prepare students to prescribe safely and competently as an independent prescriber in order to meet the needs of clients/patients and carers with whom they work.
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SHGM55M
Clinical Assessment and Decision Making in Non-Medical Prescribing (NMC)
This module will enable professional learners to develop a systematic, evidence-based and reflective approach to independent prescribing practice. The module is designed to meet the requirements of the NMC Standards, Realising professionalism: Standards for education and training Part 3: Standards for prescribing programmes (2018) and the Royal Pharmaceutical Society¿s (RPS) Competency Framework for all Prescribers 2016. It aims to prepare students to prescribe safely and competently as an independent prescriber in order to meet the needs of clients/patients and carers with whom they work.
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SHGM55S
Clinical Assessment and Decision Making in Non-Medical Prescribing (NMC)
This module will enable professional learners to develop a systematic, evidence-based and reflective approach to independent prescribing practice. The module is designed to meet the requirements of the NMC Standards, Realising professionalism: Standards for education and training Part 3: Standards for
prescribing programmes (2018) and the Royal Pharmaceutical Society¿s (RPS) Competency Framework for all Prescribers 2016. It aims to prepare students to prescribe safely and competently as an independent prescriber in order to meet the needs of clients/patients and carers with whom they work.
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SHGM56
Pharmacology principles and practice (NMC) V300
The module introduces the principles and practices of pharmacology which are vital requirements for independent prescribing. It will enable the practitioner to appraise the relevant sources of information advice and support available and apply them to make appropriate decisions in prescribing practice.
This module aims to provide an opportunity for multidisciplinary learning with other professionals studying to become non-medical prescribers.
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SHGM56M
Pharmacology principles and practice (NMC)
The module introduces the principles and practices of pharmacology which are vital requirements for independent prescribing. It will enable the practitioner to appraise the relevant sources of information advice and support available and apply them to make appropriate decisions in prescribing practice.
This module aims to provide an opportunity for multidisciplinary learning with other professionals studying to become non-medical prescribers.
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SHGM56S
Pharmacology principles and practice (NMC)
The module introduces the principles and practices of pharmacology which are vital requirements for independent prescribing. It will enable the practitioner to appraise the relevant sources of information advice and support available and apply them to make appropriate decisions in prescribing practice.
This module aims to provide an opportunity for multidisciplinary learning with other professionals studying to become non-medical prescribers.
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SHHM11
Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Skills 2
This module builds upon the skills of clinical consultation, assessment and reasoning acquired in the Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Skills 1 module to enhance and extend the student¿s diagnostic and management abilities. The student will learn to adapt the consultation to include any scenario, preparing for advanced practice in clinical settings. Emphasis will be upon reasoned differential diagnoses and the bio-clinical reasoning underlying the management of a holistic consultation.
