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Optimising Pain Management Level 7 module
Study Type Supported online learning Duration 3 months Level Level 7 (postgraduate) Start Date Various £690.00 View DetailsThis Optimising Pain Management Level 7 module contributes to the development of knowledge and understanding of the principles of pain management. The module enables the student to study pain management specifically in people with long term conditions, including (but not limited to) cancer, musculoskeletal disorders and vascular conditions.
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Principles of Diabetes for Professional Practice Short Course
Study Type Interactive Blended Online Learning Duration Six months Level Level 5 (Diploma) Start Date Various £840.00 View DetailsThis Principles of Diabetes for Professional Practice Short Course is accredited by the University of Hertfordshire and is taught at Level 5/Diploma level.
This course is aimed at any healthcare professional who participates in the assessment, management and delivery of care for people with or at risk of developing diabetes.
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Respiratory Assessment and Examination Level 7 module
Study Type Supported online learning Duration 6 months Level Level 7 (postgraduate) Start Date Various - see note on registration below £1,090.00 View DetailsThis Respiratory Assessment and Examination Level 7 module has been designed to enable the student to analyse the role of history taking, respiratory assessment and examination in the diagnosis of respiratory conditions. Students will advance their knowledge and understanding of the assessment process to consider the complex interrelationships between patient and practitioner and to evaluate the appropriate use of investigations and clinical examination, enabling them to work through the diagnostic process systematically, using reasoned deduction.
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Respiratory Diagnostics Level 7 module
Study Type Supported online learning Duration 6 months Level Level 7 (postgraduate) Start Date Various - see note on registration below £1,090.00 View DetailsClinical investigations are important to enable clinicians to help confirm or rule out suspected diagnosis. Common investigations performed in primary or secondary care include spirometry, PEF monitoring, arterial and capillary blood gas analysis, x-ray, allergy testing and a variety of other tests.
The Respiratory Diagnostics Level 7 module, validated by the University of Hertfordshire, will address the principles underpinning a number of respiratory investigations and will seek to provide studies with a critical view of the accuracy and validity of the tests, by consideration of the concepts of sensitivity and specificity.
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Spirometry Package including ARTP assessment access
Study Type Interactive Blended Online Learning Duration Six months Start Date Any time £580.00 View DetailsThis Spirometry Interactive Blended Online Learning Package including ARTP assessment access course is designed for healthcare professionals who are responsible for performing, recording and interpreting spirometry in adults, or a combination of these.
Participants can join this course at any time, there are no set start dates. Participants have six months to complete their studying; enabling them to learn at the pace that best suits them.
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Tackling the Complexity of Managing Heart Failure Short Course
Study Type Interactive Blended Online Learning Duration 6 months Level Level 6 (Degree) Start Date Various £920.00 View DetailsThe Tackling the Complexity of Managing Heart Failure Short Course allows the acquisition of both practical skills and clinical knowledge necessary to manage the complex needs of patients and carers from the early diagnostic phase through to end of life.
In addition, it equips the learner with a broader understanding of the multi-systems approach to disease management and strategic service development. This course explores the pathophysiology, diagnosis and management of heart failure. It focuses on both pharmacological and non-pharmacological management of heart failure and how this may be impacted by co-morbid conditions.