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Please select the level of study you wish to apply for. Level M indicates that you wish to study at Masters level, and Levels 1-3 indicate that you wish to study at Degree (Undergraduate) level.
Course/Module Code
UZWR19-20-3
Level
3
Fees
24-25 Non-Accredited 20 credits
£822.00
Unassessed
24-25 Accredited 20 credits
£1100.00
Assessed
Select course date below to see all attendance days and to apply.If no course dates are shown below this could be due to high demand or no availability. If your course is being funded by your employer and they have bought places in advance you will need to contact them to be given the links to apply.
Applications
University
Assessment
You will be expected to undertake a series of 5 x 10 minute online activities throughout the module, timed at specific module weeks and embedded in the learning process.
A 1,500 word assignment will allow for application of the knowledge gained in the online activities to the management of the deteriorating patient.
You will be given opportunities to test your understanding and learning in several interactive quizzes and activities with feedback throughout the module. These activities will also prepare you for engagement with the summative elements described below.
Campus
Distance learning
Careers/further study
The Level 6 (undergraduate level) module can contribute towards:
The level 7 (Masters level) module can contribute towards:
Content
The module syllabus typically includes:
Respiratory deterioration; assessment and management
Cardiovascular deterioration; assessment and management
Communication
Host response to Infection
Detecting neurological deterioration
Above content mapped against:Â Â Department of Health (2009) Competencies for recognising and responding to acutely ill patients in hospital. (Recogniser and Primary responder)
Course Director
Entry Requirements
You must be a registered healthcare practitioner working in an environment where you encounter patients with acute physiological deterioration.
Introduction
The 20 credit Care of the Acutely Ill Adult module, available at level 6 (UZWR19-20-3) or level 7 (UZWR1A-20-M), will allow you to critically identify and interpret the appropriate course of action for a client with deteriorating respiratory and/or cardiovascular status.
On successful completion of this course, you should be able to:
Key Facts
You may be able to study these modules at Level 6 (BSc level) or Level 7 (Masters level) depending on your academic circumstances. Please contact the CPD Team or the Module Leader for advice if you are unsure which level would be best for you.
Learning and Teaching
The entire module is delivered online. You will undertake a variety of non-synchronous learning tasks including discussion boards, wikis and guided online reading. Audio visual and Interactive media will be employed where appropriate such as quizzes, exercises, and video tutorials.
Core information will be provided on blackboard and will draw upon and direct you to the wealth of material available via the internet including, videos, webinars, tutorials and simulations. There will recommended but not essential practical learning experiences (for example a visit to the operating theatre).
The module is structured into two large and two smaller themes
a)Â Â Â Respiratory
b)Â Â Â Cardiovascular
c)Â Â Â Communication
d)Â Â Â Host response to infection
Core material in relation to these topics is provided online and organised according to the theme. There is an inherent progression within respiratory and cardiovascular themes which starts at physiology and ends at management.
You are free to study at your own pace and "surfing" beyond core topics (but with relevance to your own practice) is encouraged. PDF files, links or digitised copies of any essential reading will be provided.
The remaining 18 contact hours will be non-synchronous learning through discussion, collaboration (wiki) and individual communication with allocated team member.
Study facilities
The College of Health, Science and Society has an excellent reputation for the quality of its teaching and the facilities it provides.
Get a feel for the Health Professions facilities we have on offer here from wherever you are.
Title
20 credit level 6 or level 7 module
Click here to ask us a question about this course. Please include your full name with your question. If required, please let us know if you want us to add you to the future dates mailing list. Alternatively you may email us directly at pd@uwe.ac.uk
To view all CPD courses offered by UWE Bristol, please select (click on) the box below
View coursesCourse/Module Code
UZWR1A-20-M
Level
M
Fees
24-25 Non-Accredited 20 credits
£822.00
Unassessed
24-25 Accredited 20 credits
£1100.00
Assessed
Select course date below to see all attendance days and to apply.If no course dates are shown below this could be due to high demand or no availability. If your course is being funded by your employer and they have bought places in advance you will need to contact them to be given the links to apply.
Applications
University
Assessment
You will be expected to undertake a series of 5 x 10 minute online activities throughout the module, timed at specific module weeks and embedded in the learning process.
A 1,500 word assignment will allow for application of the knowledge gained in the online activities to the management of the deteriorating patient.
You will be given opportunities to test your understanding and learning in several interactive quizzes and activities with feedback throughout the module. These activities will also prepare you for engagement with the summative elements described below.
Campus
Distance learning
Careers/further study
The Level 6 (undergraduate level) module can contribute towards:
The level 7 (Masters level) module can contribute towards:
Content
The module syllabus typically includes:
Respiratory deterioration; assessment and management
Cardiovascular deterioration; assessment and management
Communication
Host response to Infection
Detecting neurological deterioration
Above content mapped against:Â Â Department of Health (2009) Competencies for recognising and responding to acutely ill patients in hospital. (Recogniser and Primary responder)
Course Director
Entry Requirements
You must be a registered healthcare practitioner working in an environment where you encounter patients with acute physiological deterioration.
Introduction
The 20 credit Care of the Acutely Ill Adult module, available at level 6 (UZWR19-20-3) or level 7 (UZWR1A-20-M), will allow you to critically identify and interpret the appropriate course of action for a client with deteriorating respiratory and/or cardiovascular status.
On successful completion of this course, you should be able to:
Key Facts
You may be able to study these modules at Level 6 (BSc level) or Level 7 (Masters level) depending on your academic circumstances. Please contact the CPD Team or the Module Leader for advice if you are unsure which level would be best for you.
Learning and Teaching
The entire module is delivered online. You will undertake a variety of non-synchronous learning tasks including discussion boards, wikis and guided online reading. Audio visual and Interactive media will be employed where appropriate such as quizzes, exercises, and video tutorials.
Core information will be provided on blackboard and will draw upon and direct you to the wealth of material available via the internet including, videos, webinars, tutorials and simulations. There will recommended but not essential practical learning experiences (for example a visit to the operating theatre).
The module is structured into two large and two smaller themes
a)Â Â Â Respiratory
b)Â Â Â Cardiovascular
c)Â Â Â Communication
d)Â Â Â Host response to infection
Core material in relation to these topics is provided online and organised according to the theme. There is an inherent progression within respiratory and cardiovascular themes which starts at physiology and ends at management.
You are free to study at your own pace and "surfing" beyond core topics (but with relevance to your own practice) is encouraged. PDF files, links or digitised copies of any essential reading will be provided.
The remaining 18 contact hours will be non-synchronous learning through discussion, collaboration (wiki) and individual communication with allocated team member.
Study facilities
The College of Health, Science and Society has an excellent reputation for the quality of its teaching and the facilities it provides.
Get a feel for the Health Professions facilities we have on offer here from wherever you are.
Title
20 credit level 6 or level 7 module
Click here to ask us a question about this course. Please include your full name with your question. If required, please let us know if you want us to add you to the future dates mailing list. Alternatively you may email us directly at pd@uwe.ac.uk
To view all CPD courses offered by UWE Bristol, please select (click on) the box below
View courses