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Children and Young People's Emergency Care


Course Details


Course/Module Code

UZUSWG-20-M

Level

M

Fees

23-24 Non-Accredited 20 credits

£783.00

Unassessed

23-24 Accredited 20 credits

£1048.00

Assessed

Course Dates

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Applications

University

Assessment

The assessment will be in the form of a written reflective assignment.

The submission date will change yearly but will always be in January.

Campus

Glenside

Careers/further study

The level 7 module can contribute towards CPD, revalidation and any other Masters level qualification you are undertaking.

Content

The level 7 (Masters level) module syllabus typically includes:

  • Paediatric anatomy and physiology
  • Recognising the seriously unwell child
  • Paediatric abdominal presentations
  • Minor injuries in children
  • Minor illness in children
  • Sepsis in children and young people
  • DKA in children and young people
  • Child and adolescent mental health
  • Paediatric respiratory presentations
  • Paediatric major trauma
  • Paediatric cardiac presentations
  • Caring for the collapsed neonate
  • Safeguarding
  • Child and family-centred care

Course Director

Jessica Parker

Entry Requirements

You should be working in a relevant clinical area and should be a registered healthcare professional.

Introduction

On successful completion of this 20 credit Children and Young People's Care module, you will be able to:

  • understand the pathophysiology of paediatric presentations, both in injury and illness ranging from minor to major
  • outline the principles of assessment and evidence-based nursing care of the acutely unwell or injured neonate, child and adolescent
  • critically evaluate management options
  • utilise paediatric guidelines, tools and pathways to aid assessment/decision-making/referral
  • understand the importance of child protection policies.

Learning and Teaching

A variety of teaching methods will be used to create an inclusive learning environment including lectures, seminars, simulation, discussion, case-based learning, technology-enhanced learning and enquiry-based learning.

As the module has been designed utilising multiple learning approaches, you will require access to the internet.

Study facilities

The College of Health, Science and Society has an excellent reputation for the quality of its teaching and the facilities it provides.

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Telephone

+44 (0)117 32 81158

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Title

20 credit level 7 module


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