The aims of the module are to gain understanding and skills in the legal, professional and ethical issues that inform advanced clinical practice.
This module introduces learners to the role of the Advanced Clinical Practitioner and the content is mapped to the Multiprofessional framework for Advanced Clinical Practice and the 4 pillars: Clinical, Education, Research and Leadership.
You will review and consider:
· national and international drivers informing advanced practice;
· examine risk and governance systems in advanced practice;
· evaluate decision making and communication strategies that inform your practice.
The module requires you to develop both knowledge and skills, with a focus on interpersonal skills, multi-professional relationships and critical awareness of learning for self and others being demonstrated through module activities.
Students must be able to access supervision in practice over the duration of the module, in order to develop and apply their knowledge, understanding, and skills.
This module is a core element of the MSc Advanced Clinical Practice programme.
Three years’ experience within an appropriate healthcare setting is required.
This is the first module studied as part of the MSc Advanced Clinical Practice programme and cannot be studied as an individual module.
The assessment for this module will be:
Coursework 100% - 3000 word written assignment
For further assessment details please contact the Course Lead.
The module will normally address:
· Policy related to advanced clinical practice.
· Legal, professional & ethical issues that inform advanced clinical practice.
· Governance processes and risk management strategies.
· Decision making strategies for advanced clinical practice.
· Concepts of learning.
· Advanced communication skills.
What students say about this course:
“Module leaders are very supportive and take the time to get to know each student and explain things or offer to talk 1:1 at the end of the session”.
“All sessions have been inspiring”.
“The last online day was amazing in terms of preparing students for the actual future and critical thinking”.
£865.00
The price quoted above is per 15 credits in the 2024/25 academic year. This price relates to self-funding students assessed as UK students for fee purposes. Prices may differ for students that are assessed as Overseas, or for returning students that are on a course leading to an award. Click here for Fees and Funding information or email us.