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Year 1: The focus is on the promotion of health; students are introduced to nursing and to a range of subjects that underpin nursing, including sociology, behavioural sciences, biological sciences and research; students experience health care in the community and in clinical practice, initially as an observer, with the opportunity to develop essential nursing skills. Year 2: The focus is on maintaining health; studies include further modules in nursing and related sciences; after 18 months, students move into the branch programmes of adult, child or mental health; students now study modules that focus on their chosen branch, and some shared modules; students continue to develop their nursing care skills in a range of settings, acting as a supervised participant in nursing care. Year 3: Students develop skills in the management and evaluation of nursing care, and study modules on a breadth of material related to the chosen branch, and share modules with all nursing students; students start their research project and undergo a wide range of clinical experience in hospital and community settings across Nottingham; students also have the opportunity to study nursing overseas, or in alternative UK settings, as an elective placement. Year 4: Students study nursing in high dependency and specialist areas, and in preparation for qualification; modules support their learning, and help students to undertake and write up their dissertation; by the end of the year, students are working as an assistant to the registered nurse, ready to take on the role of a qualified nurse after graduation.
ABB (SQA Advanced Higher: ABB)
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Mon 24th Sep 2012 |
4 years |
Full time |
The deadline for the receipt of full-tim ..more
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Nottingham, NG7 2HA |
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B700
Nursing and Midwifery Council
Nursing Studies, Mental Health Nursing (General), Children'S Nursing, People With Mental Health Problems: Social Work, Science (General / Combined)
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