This module aims to provide an in-depth understanding of Children and young people's health, combining theory and applied practice.  You will explore the physical, cognitive, emotional, and social developmental stages from conception to adolescence, and examine the pathophysiological changes associated with common physical and mental health conditions.  The module will develop the ability to recognise vulnerability and safeguard children effectively, while considering the influence of family and multidisciplinary care on well-being.  Through this integrated approach, you will be equipped to provide safe, compassionate, and evidence-based care to children and young people.

This module aims to equip you with an understanding of the pathophysiological changes that occur throughout adulthood and how these impact health needs and common conditions.  It prepares you to deliver safe, person-centred, evidence-based care that promotes independence, dignity, and informed choices.  You will also learn to recognise signs of vulnerability, neglect, or abuse and take appropriate safeguarding actions in the adult context.  Additionally, the module explores the nursing role within multidisciplinary teams, highlighting its contribution to holistic care.

This module introduces you to the role of the Nurse and the skills needed to provide safe, person-centred care.  It focuses on understanding professional practice, communicating effectively, applying knowledge of the human body, and reflecting on personal learning and development.  Through the module, you will explore how your practice is guided by professional standards and develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence to contribute to patient care and work effectively within healthcare teams.  The module provides a foundation for ongoing learning and professional growth for Nursing.

This module is designed to support you in developing the core professional values, behaviours, and attitudes expected of a registered nurse , in line with the NMC (2018) Code.  You will be guided to apply your foundational knowledge and demonstrate selected proficiencies outlined in the Practice Assessment Documentation Part 1 under supervision, ensuring that the care they provide is safe, evidence-based, and person-centred.  The module emphasises reflective practice, encouraging you to critically evaluate your learning experiences, identify areas for improvement, and respond constructively to feedback.  This reflective process not only enhances skill development but also builds confidence and fosters professional growth, preparing you to deliver high-quality care across a range of clinical settings.

This module develops the knowledge, skills, and professional behaviours required for Nurses to provide safe, compassionate, and person-centred care when supporting individuals experiencing deteriorating health, including palliative and end-of-life contexts, across the lifespan.  You will explore the physical, psychological, social, cultural, and spiritual needs of individuals and their families as health declines.  The module emphasises recognising deterioration and frailty, assessing and managing symptoms within the Nurses scope of practice, escalating concerns appropriately, and working collaboratively within the multidisciplinary team.  You will develop confidence in supporting individual preferences, promoting dignity, maintaining comfort, and upholding legal, ethical, and professional responsibilities.  The module also focuses on effective and compassionate communication, supporting the emotional well-being of individuals, families, and carers, and demonstrating professional values in relation to grief, bereavement, and care following death.

The NMC (2018) Standards for pre-registration nursing requires that you learn and are assessed in practice environments. This module focuses on developing competence in the areas of practice covered in the practice assessment document. Professional values are viewed as an important aspect of working in practice environments and are therefore, assessed through this module. Theory hours are allocated for practice preparation; practice consolidation; e-learning and tutorial support. 

The NMC (2018) Standards for pre-registration nursing requires that you learn and are assessed in practice environments. This module focuses on developing competence in the areas of practice covered in the practice assessment document. Professional values are viewed as an important aspect of working in practice environments and are therefore, assessed through this module. Theory hours are allocated for practice preparation; practice consolidation; e-learning and tutorial support.

This module aims to provide an in-depth understanding of Children and young people's health, combining theory and applied practice.  You will explore the physical, cognitive, emotional, and social developmental stages from conception to adolescence, and examine the pathophysiological changes associated with common physical and mental health conditions.  The module will develop the ability to recognise vulnerability and safeguard children effectively, while considering the influence of family and multidisciplinary care on well-being.  Through this integrated approach, you will be equipped to provide safe, compassionate, and evidence-based care to children and young people.

This module aims to equip you with an understanding of the pathophysiological changes that occur throughout adulthood and how these impact health needs and common conditions.  It prepares you to deliver safe, person-centred, evidence-based care that promotes independence, dignity, and informed choices.  You will also learn to recognise signs of vulnerability, neglect, or abuse and take appropriate safeguarding actions in the adult context.  Additionally, the module explores the nursing role within multidisciplinary teams, highlighting its contribution to holistic care.

This module introduces you to the role of the Nurse and the skills needed to provide safe, person-centred care.  It focuses on understanding professional practice, communicating effectively, applying knowledge of the human body, and reflecting on personal learning and development.  Through the module, you will explore how your practice is guided by professional standards and develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence to contribute to patient care and work effectively within healthcare teams.  The module provides a foundation for ongoing learning and professional growth for Nursing.

This module is designed to support you in developing the core professional values, behaviours, and attitudes expected of a registered nurse , in line with the NMC (2018) Code.  You will be guided to apply your foundational knowledge and demonstrate selected proficiencies outlined in the Practice Assessment Documentation Part 1 under supervision, ensuring that the care they provide is safe, evidence-based, and person-centred.  The module emphasises reflective practice, encouraging you to critically evaluate your learning experiences, identify areas for improvement, and respond constructively to feedback.  This reflective process not only enhances skill development but also builds confidence and fosters professional growth, preparing you to deliver high-quality care across a range of clinical settings.

This module develops the knowledge, skills, and professional behaviours required for Nurses to provide safe, compassionate, and person-centred care when supporting individuals experiencing deteriorating health, including palliative and end-of-life contexts, across the lifespan.  You will explore the physical, psychological, social, cultural, and spiritual needs of individuals and their families as health declines.  The module emphasises recognising deterioration and frailty, assessing and managing symptoms within the Nurses scope of practice, escalating concerns appropriately, and working collaboratively within the multidisciplinary team.  You will develop confidence in supporting individual preferences, promoting dignity, maintaining comfort, and upholding legal, ethical, and professional responsibilities.  The module also focuses on effective and compassionate communication, supporting the emotional well-being of individuals, families, and carers, and demonstrating professional values in relation to grief, bereavement, and care following death.

The NMC (2018) Standards for pre-registration nursing requires that you learn and are assessed in practice environments. This module focuses on developing competence in the areas of practice covered in the practice assessment document. Professional values are viewed as an important aspect of working in practice environments and are therefore, assessed through this module. Theory hours are allocated for practice preparation; practice consolidation; e-learning and tutorial support. 

The NMC (2018) Standards for pre-registration nursing requires that you learn and are assessed in practice environments. This module focuses on developing competence in the areas of practice covered in the practice assessment document. Professional values are viewed as an important aspect of working in practice environments and are therefore, assessed through this module. Theory hours are allocated for practice preparation; practice consolidation; e-learning and tutorial support.