Continuing Professional Development for Health and Social Care Professionals 2020/21 by University of Huddersfield

Professional Development for Health and Social Care Professionals

Post-registration study at the University of Huddersfield 20/21

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You have made a great choice in considering postgraduate or post-registration study in Health at the University of Huddersfield. We pride ourselves on high quality teaching, excellent facilities, innovative research and strong partnerships. We have a thriving postgraduate research community supported by staff with outstanding research expertise. Our courses are suitable for a wide variety of health and social care professionals. You will be taught by expert staff committed to enabling you to reach your full potential and develop knowledge and skills to make a real contribution to the health and wellbeing of individuals, families and communities. Dr Karen Adams Head of Post-registration Study, Business and Enterprise

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Contents New developments

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Research 6-7 Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

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Postgraduate Certificate

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BSc(Hons) (Top-up) Distance Learning

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Specialist Skills and Postgraduate

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New developments

At the University of Huddersfield we work closely with our partner organisations to ensure that our courses meet NHS and healthcare priorities. The courses we deliver are therefore updated on a regular basis to ensure that they are contemporary in nature. We are currently developing courses in the following areas.

New short courses

Degree apprenticeships

Dr Karen Adams

Degree apprenticeships combine work with part-time study. As apprenticeship standards are developed we will work with employers to develop appropriate programmes. We have recently validated apprenticeship courses in Health Professional Education and Health Research, as well as a degree apprenticeship for the Advanced Clinical Practice (ACP) MSc. Future plans include specialist/area specific routes for the ACP MSc (Apprenticeship). For information on degree apprenticeships: hud.ac/dz3

Head of Post Registration, Business and Enterprise Email. K.L.Adams@hud.ac.uk

Our 2020/21 portfolio of short courses is based on workforce development priorities and is ever changing to meet workforce needs. We are currently in the process of developing a medicines optimisation module. Details of all our courses can be found at: courses.hud.ac.uk If you are a manager and would like to discuss any other educational requirements please contact:

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Our courses Our health courses increase the depth and breadth of your knowledge and practice, which will enable you to function at the leading edge of practice development and research. These specialist courses address the changing health trends affecting countries worldwide. You will have the chance to broaden your understanding and knowledge of global healthcare issues by studying alongside health professionals, social workers and others working within health services in specialist areas, as well as students from elsewhere in the world. Our courses are designed to assist professionals to further develop their career and skills in specialist areas of clinical practice. Previous students have gone on to secure jobs as team leaders, case managers, specialist Macmillan nurses and community nurses. Some have returned to the University to develop their role further as community managers, practice learning facilitators, practice teachers and university lecturers. When you choose to study one of our post-registration courses, you will join a lively and diverse group engaged in cutting-edge international research, underpinned by first-class teaching from highly qualified and experienced tutors.

Master of Public Health is a great course for those who wish to critically analyse all aspects of the public health arena. I have particularly enjoyed listening to and learning from the guest speakers who have first-hand experience working in this field of nursing, their lectures really help you to think about how you might be able to contribute out in the real-world. Priscilla Oribime Nemieboka Currently studying Master of Public Health

Our taught post-registration courses will provide you with in-depth subject knowledge and a strong basis for your future career development. You will benefit from the academic and practitioner expertise of our staff and their profound knowledge of the problems facing health and social care professionals. Choosing to study here will develop your academic and professional knowledge and abilities, enabling you to provide improved care to your patients/clients and understand the strategic and operational priorities within your practice setting.

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Research in health Our research community seek to develop and promote our international profiles within the broad areas of Public Health, Applied Health Sciences, Nursing and Midwifery, as well as Social Work and Social Policy. We strongly encourage collaboration across these key areas, in keeping with our multidisciplinary ethos.

Research opportunities

We have opportunities for you to develop your research within the field of health through studying for a Master’s by Research or a PhD. This can be done on a full or part-time basis.

We particularly welcome but are not limited to research within the following areas:

• Public Health, Master’s by Research/PhD

• Child and adolescent mental health and wellbeing

• Applied Health Sciences, Master’s by Research/PhD • Nursing and Midwifery, Master’s by Research/PhD • Social Work and Social Policy, Master’s by Research/PhD

• Promoting person centred care • Supporting self-management of health problems • Physical activity and health • Work and health • Infant and maternal health

• Enhancing participation and active citizenship of children and young people • Service evaluation and improvement • Action research approaches to learning and change in public sector services • Promoting self-care strategies to manage wounds Visit: research.hud.ac.uk to find a supervisor on the Huddersfield Research Portal and to search our Research Degrees

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Research in context Photovoice study It is recognised that people with a serious mental illness (SMI) have more physical health problems and a shorter life span than the general population. The aim of this study, carried out in collaboration with the South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, was to understand what healthy living means to people living with a SMI and the barriers and facilitators to a healthier lifestyle. Using the photovoice methodology and focus groups, we found

that being mentally well was the most important thing. Healthy was described as “feeling complete”, “being busy” and “finishing my goals”. A key finding was the value of participation in the project and how taking photos of their day to day lives enabled participants to discuss their experiences and engage in activities that enhanced their wellbeing. Project lead: Dr Amanda Edmondson

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Advanced Clinical Practice MSc Duration 3 years part-time

Entry requirements • You must hold current registration on Part 1 of the Nursing and Midwifery Council Register (NMC), Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) or the General Pharmaceutical Council. A period of 3 years post-registration experience is required. • A first degree in Nursing, your specialism or another relevant health related subject is required, or you must provide other evidence of your ability to study at postgraduate level. • For applicants whose first language, or language of instruction, is not English, you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification.

Master’s loans are available to help towards your tuition fees and cost of living during your postgraduate studies.

Designed for experienced nurses and allied health professionals Advanced clinical practice is delivered by experienced registered healthcare practitioners. The role of the Advanced Clinical Practitioner is characterised by a high degree of autonomy and decision making. • This course provides theoretical and clinically focused education and training to support the expansion of practice and the development of new skills; specifically clinical history taking, clinical examination skills and consultation skills. • The theoretical and clinically focused modules enable you to meet the four pillars of professional practice; clinical practice, leadership and management, education and research. • It provides an opportunity for you to enhance your current knowledge and practice, which may lead to career progression into advanced roles across all specialities of practice. • This course is accredited by the Royal College of Nursing.

My course involved attending one day a week at university and one day a week in primary care. Initially, I observed then went on to work alongside a GP/ANP mentor, putting theory into practice and seeing how conditions present in real-life situations. This was an essential experience and has been a huge part of my learning. The staff at the University are very approachable, highly knowledgeable and at the forefront of leading the development of the Advanced Clinical Practitioner. Victoria Walker Graduate of Advanced Clinical Practice MSc

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Clinical Leader MSc Duration 1 year full-time and 2 years part-time

Entry requirements • You must be a health or social care practitioner, registered with a professional body such as the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) or Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). • Possess an honours degree (2:2 or above). • For applicants whose first language or language of instruction is not English, you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification.

Master’s loans are available to help towards your tuition fees and cost of living during your postgraduate studies.

Designed for nurses, midwives, allied health and social care professionals This course is aimed at new registrants graduating from a health or social care programme who aspire to become clinical leaders. The course enables practitioners from a variety of healthcare backgrounds to develop and extend their particular area of professional practice and prepare for a leadership role. • The course is designed to increase the depth and breadth of your knowledge. It focuses on delivering high quality care and will prepare you to function at the leading edge of practice development. It will also assist you in gaining the competencies required to support and lead research and innovation, develop others, foster excellence and to take new initiatives forward (Health Education England (HEE), 2015). • It will help you to develop a comprehensive understanding of clinical leadership, service design, healthcare research and the theoretical concepts related to effective teaching, learning and assessment of learners. • You will be taught by staff who are actively involved in research and have close links to practice, many of whom have recent experience of doing the job you are training for, so you will have the opportunity to learn from their up-to-date knowledge and skills.

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Health Studies MSc Duration 3 years part-time

Entry requirements • You must be registered with a relevant statutory body such as the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) or the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) in order to undertake modules linked to UK professional body recognition. • Be currently working in a health or social care setting and hold an honours degree (2:2 or above).

Master’s loans are available to help towards your tuition fees and cost of living during your postgraduate studies.

Designed for nurses, midwives, allied health and social care professionals This course offers registered healthcare practitioners the opportunity to advance their knowledge and skills within their specialist area of practice. It provides an innovative and flexible approach to learning, as well as a range of modules which enable you to develop a course to meet your individual learning needs. You will have the opportunity to develop your advanced thinking and leadership skills. • This course has been designed to take workforce development priorities into consideration, all of the modules were developed in partnership with educational leads from clinical practice and aim to support your knowledge development and application in practice. • Through personal development planning you will be encouraged to reflect on and continue to develop your knowledge, skills and competence as a professional. • Learning is facilitated from our contemporary, purpose built campus which is supported by exceptional online resources as well as computing and library services.

This course has provided me with the opportunity to explore subjects in much greater depth and develop analytical skills. I have been supported by skilled and enthusiastic academic staff. Jayne Bargh Graduate of Health Studies MSc

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Master of Public Health Designed for nurses, midwives, allied health and social care professionals

Duration 1 year full-time and 2 years part-time

Entry requirements • An honours degree (2:1 or above) or equivalent in a subject relevant to public health. • For applicants whose first language or language of instruction is not English you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification.

Master’s loans are available to help towards your tuition fees and cost of living during your postgraduate studies.

This specialist course was designed in response to the demands presented by international and UK government policy and practice, public health and health promotion. It is aimed at both UK and international students and provides a truly global public health perspective. It will be of particular interest to those individuals and professionals who aspire to become leaders in and influence the public health agenda in the UK and overseas. • It provides you with the opportunity to develop your current knowledge of public health, strategic thinking and leadership skills, whilst examining the changing political landscape of public health environments both in the UK and internationally. • You will study alongside a diverse range of students from both clinical and non-clinical backgrounds from the UK and overseas, bringing a richness to the course which will enhance your learning. • A range of innovative assessment approaches will be used which have been designed to prepare you to work in leadership roles within the public health field, using evidence-based practice.

In my role as a Director of Public Health, we are looking for dynamic, motivated professionals. This course is driving these skills and more, developing Public Health Specialists who can deliver at local, national and international levels and make a positive difference in improving the health and wellbeing of the population. Rachel Spencer Henshall Director of Public Health for Kirklees

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Master of Public Health (Advanced Practitioner) Duration 18 months full-time and 3 years part-time

Entry requirements • An honours degree (2:1 or above) or equivalent in a subject relevant to public health. • For applicants whose first language or language of instruction is not English, you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification.

Designed for nurses, midwives, allied health and social care professionals This unique specialist course provides you with an opportunity to put theory into practice through undertaking work experience within a public health arena. The course was designed in response to the demands presented by international and UK government policy and practice, public health and health promotion. It is aimed at both UK and international students and provides a truly global public health perspective. • The course offers you the opportunity to develop and enhance your current knowledge of public health, strategic thinking and leadership skills, whilst examining the changing political landscape of public health environments both in the UK and internationally. • Upon successful completion of the theory modules you will have an opportunity to undertake work experience within a public health arena, providing first-hand experience of working within a public health setting, before embarking on a public health career.

The work experience component of the Master of Public Health course is important. Undertaking placements within public health and working closely with the wider public health workforce will give students valuable insights into public health practice and help them to understand what public health challenges exist in the ‘real world’ and how these are being prioritised and addressed locally. Helen Bewsher Senior Manager, Public Health Intelligence and Performance Team at Kirklees Council

Master’s loans are available to help towards your tuition fees and cost of living during your postgraduate studies.

• You will study alongside a diverse range of students from both clinical and non-clinical backgrounds from the UK and overseas, bringing a richness to the course which will enhance your learning.

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Master of Podiatric Surgery Designed for podiatrists

Duration 3 years part-time

Entry requirements • An MSc in Theory of Podiatric Surgery or an equivalent qualification. • Be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) as a Podiatrist with annotation, with POMS-S and POMS-A. • You must meet the current requirements with respect to DBS Checks and Occupational Health Checks/Medical Checks. • Have an approved surgical training place available for your use. • Have completed an Objective Assessment of Professional Skills.

Master’s loans are available to help towards your tuition fees and cost of living during your postgraduate studies.

This new and exciting Master of Podiatric Surgery course is the first in England that leads to eligibility to apply to be annotated by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) as a podiatrist practising podiatric surgery. It offers those who have already studied the Theory of Podiatric Surgery MSc an opportunity to enhance their skills and knowledge allowing them to practise in this specialist area. • The course incorporates the College of Podiatry fellowship training programme. • It is supported by tutors from the College of Podiatry faculty of podiatric surgery. • It contains a large placement element consisting of 600 hours per year, providing you with an opportunity to experience real-world scenarios prior to qualifying. • You will be taught by academics who are all practising clinicians within podiatric practice. • Through utilising up-to date research evidence, policy documents and a wide range of clinical experience, you will be assisted to further update and develop your clinical practice.

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Podiatry MSc Duration 1 year full-time and 2 years part-time

Entry requirements • Possess an honours degree in Podiatry or an equivalent qualification and be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) or the relevant registration authority in your country of origin. • For applicants whose first language or language of instruction is not English you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification.

Master’s loans are available to help towards your tuition fees and cost of living during your postgraduate studies.

Designed for podiatrists This course provides registered podiatrists with an opportunity to focus on podiatric specialisms including musculoskeletal or management of long-term conditions, as well as enhance your core skills of assessment, diagnosis and management. • You will undertake a clinical practice module. This will allow you to develop your clinical practice in the University’s podiatry clinic, as well as out in practice on a 17 week placement. • Y ou will advance your specialist skills through option modules including injection therapy, independent prescribing, diagnostic imaging, forensic podiatry, wound care and tissue viability. • Huddersfield is the only university offering a full-time Master’s course in podiatry with a placement in musculoskeletal (MSK) or long-term conditions.

This course has not only helped to increase my professional confidence but also my clinical skill set. Consequently, aiding me in my future career as it has broadened my scope of practice and allowed me to branch off into more areas of the profession. Overall, the Podiatry MSc course has allowed me to develop my knowledge, critical evaluation skills and question my practice. I plan to bring these new skills into my practice and continue to work towards being a well-rounded podiatrist. Aminah Ahmad Graduate of Podiatry MSc

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Theory of Podiatric Surgery MSc Designed for podiatrists

Duration 1 year full-time and 2 years part-time

Master’s loans are available to help towards your tuition fees and cost of living during your postgraduate studies.

Podiatric surgeons undertake invasive surgery on the foot and ankle, as well as manage a wide range of conditions surgically. This course offers podiatrists the opportunity to expand and develop their knowledge and skills in this specialist area. It will assist you to gain the competencies required to become a podiatric surgeon. • Huddersfield is the only university offering this course on a full-time basis with a placement in podiatric surgery. You will undertake a clinical practice module, enabling you to develop your clinical practice in the University’s podiatry clinic, as well as out in practice on a 17-week placement with a podiatric surgery team. • This course is supported by the Northern Deanery of the College of Podiatry Faculty of Podiatric Surgery. • Involvement from the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists ensures that our course meets the current needs of the profession and its existing training programmes.

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Acute Care PgCert Duration 1 year part-time

Entry requirements • You must be a healthcare practitioner, registered with a professional body such as the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) with at least 12 months post-registration employment within an acute healthcare setting. • Have an honours degree (2:2 or above) or can demonstrate appropriate knowledge and skills at honours degree standard. • If your first language is not English, you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification.

This course has benefited my practice and provided the knowledge behind some of the courses I have already attended, for example Advanced Life Support. This course was well presented and delivered. The supporting materials were readily available on Brightspace and the addition of the reference builder was a huge bonus as it took the stress out of referencing the work.

Designed for nurses, midwives, allied health professionals and paramedics This course is aimed at registered healthcare professionals working in an acute secondary care setting. It is designed to enhance your knowledge and critical understanding of managing and caring for patients within an acute or critical care setting. • The course was designed and validated in conjunction with local employers and aims to develop you academically, as well as clinically. • You will have the opportunity to study with colleagues from other disciplines and specialities, as well as engage in simulation-based learning activities to develop team work and critical understanding. • This course enables you to study modules that lead to better understanding of assessing and caring for patients with acute, critical and emergency care needs. The generic material that underpins acute and critical care will be complimented by the opportunity for you to focus your learning on specific areas relevant your own area of practice.

William Lake Graduated from Acute Care PgCert

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Critical Care PgCert Designed for nurses, allied health and social care professionals

Duration 1 year part-time

This course is designed to enhance the skills of health and social care professionals currently working within an acute or critical care setting. It provides an opportunity for you to enhance your knowledge and understanding of the pathophysiological effects of critical illness, as well as examine the current evidence and developments in this field of care.

• Have an honours degree (2:2 or above) or can demonstrate appropriate knowledge and skills at honours degree standard.

• Structured around the Critical Care National Network (CC3N) Step 2 and Step 3 competencies, your studies will focus on advancing your knowledge and applying skills in critical care practice.

• If your first language is not English, you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification.

• This course was designed and validated in conjunction with local employers and aims to develop you academically as well as clinically.

Supported enthusiastically by our local critical care educational leads, this competency based programme provides a clear structure guided by the Critical Care National Nurses Network (2015) requirements. It introduces you to the multifaceted nature of caring for a critically ill patient and provides you with the opportunity to develop your theoretical understanding and demonstrate competency under the supervision of an experienced critical care practitioner/mentor.

• To support the taught elements of the course, your competency/practical skills will be assessed whilst working under the supervision of an experienced critical care practitioner/mentor in a relevant clinical setting, allowing you to demonstrate your achievement of Critical Care Networks-National Nurse Leads (CC3N) (2015) Step 2 and Step 3 competencies.

Dr Joanne Garside Director of Health Partnerships, Nursing and Health Sciences

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Emergency Care PgCert Duration 1 year part-time

Entry requirements • You must be a health or social care practitioner, registered with a professional body such as the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) with at least 12 months’ post-registration employment within an emergency care setting. • Have an honours degree (2:2 or above) or can demonstrate appropriate knowledge and skills at honours degree standard. • If your first language is not English, you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification.

This course will facilitate the rightful recognition of the specialist knowledge and skills required to work in emergency care settings. It includes the diversity of clinical topics required to care for the range of patients presenting, from both an age and clinical condition perspective. In time, this will be the foundation course for any career progression in emergency care.

Designed for nurses, paramedics, allied health and social care professionals This course is designed for health and social care professionals working in an emergency care setting. It provides academic accreditation to the specialist knowledge and skills required to work in the field of emergency care. The course aims to encourage clinical and professional development, leadership skills and career progression in emergency care. • The course content is informed by the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) National Curriculum and Framework for Emergency Nursing. It provides a foundation for caring for people throughout the life span and with conditions specific to all body systems. • Elements unique to emergency care will be covered including major incident management, emergency care of children and younger people, minor injury management, as well as emergency mental health care. In addition, the course will include initial assessment and treatment of acutely ill adults. • Specific cross-cutting themes such as medicines management and safeguarding concerns will be integrated throughout the course.

Janet Youd Chair Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Emergency Care Association

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End of Life PgCert Designed for nurses, paramedics, allied health and social care professionals

Duration 1 year part-time

Entry requirements • You must be a health or social care practitioner, registered with a professional body such as the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) with at least 12 months post-registration employment. • Have an honours degree (2:2 or above) or can demonstrate appropriate knowledge and skills at honours degree standard. • If your first language is not English, you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification.

Palliative and end of life care is increasingly at the centre of all health and social care policy. Kirkwood Hospice in collaboration with the University of Huddersfield is committed to ensuring that palliative and end of life care education is available for all health and social care professionals, facilitating the transfer of policy into practice for the benefit of the patients who are cared for.

This course is aimed at professionals who are either working in the field or have a particular interest in palliative and end of life care, as well as those working with individuals living with life limiting illnesses. It provides you with the opportunity to consolidate and enhance your knowledge and understanding of effective palliative/end of life care. • This course was developed in partnership with Kirkwood Hospice and was aligned with the End of Life Core Skills Education and Training Framework (NHS England). • Learning will be focused towards enhancing your knowledge, skills and the essential attributes required to drive high quality care for the individual with palliative care needs, whilst encompassing the care and support of families and loved ones in a variety of health and social care settings. • Throughout the course emphasis will be placed on the holistic assessment of the individual and the development of management plans from which optimum end of life care can be delivered. Legal and ethical requirements will also be examined within the context of end of life care and their implications for practice.

Sarah Shaw Director of Clinical Services, Kirkwood Hospice

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Health Professional Education PgCert (Practice Teacher Route) Duration 1 year part-time

Entry requirements • You must be a healthcare practitioner, registered with a professional body such as the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) or the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and an experienced clinician working in a role where you are able to provide practice education. • Possess an honours degree (2:2 or above) or equivalent. • If your first language is not English, you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification.

Designed for nurses, midwives and allied health professionals This course is designed for those health professionals who wish to gain a recognised practice teacher qualification and develop mastery of teaching in a clinical setting. As a qualified Practice Teacher you will provide leadership to those involved in supporting learning and assessment in practice, as well as supervising other professionals in making assessment decisions. • You will learn how to design, deliver and assess programmes of learning in a multidisciplinary practice environment. This will involve taking responsibility for enabling effective student learning through the identification of a range of learning opportunities and the development of a suitable learning environment, as well as making judgements about a student’s fitness to practice. • You will be a taught in a stimulating and supportive learning environment that draws on expert knowledge, research and applied practice.

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Health Professional Education PgCert (Teacher Route) Designed for nurses, midwives and allied health professionals

Duration 1 year part-time

Entry requirements • You must be a health or social care practitioner, registered with a professional body such as Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) or the Health and Care Professions Council (NMC) with at least 3 years post-registration employment. • Possess an honours degree (2:2 or above) or equivalent. • If your first language is not English, you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification.

The course is designed for those health professionals who wish to gain a recognised teaching qualification. Upon successful completion you will be eligible for Fellow status with the Higher Education Academy (HEA). Nurses will receive a recordable teaching qualification with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). • This interdisciplinary course explores teaching and learning theory and practice within a national and international context. It provides opportunities for you to develop your knowledge, skills and abilities related to evidence-based learning, teaching and assessment, as well as apply them within a range of academic and health professional settings. • There are opportunities to develop and enhance integration of scholarship, research and professional activities in relation to teaching and supporting learning through your demonstration of teaching hours in a variety of educational settings. This includes 360 hours for NMC registrants and 180 hours for other healthcare professionals.

The course is great, it actively involves students from all health professional backgrounds, allowing us to share our experiences and knowledge with each other. This allows for a greater level of reflection amongst peers, not only theoretically but also with regards to our own practice and teaching. The staff are very enthusiastic and passionate about the topics being delivered. In my experience, the support they provide is exemplary. Lizzie Garrett Graduated from Health Professional Education PgCert

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Leadership and Management PgCert Duration 1 year part-time

Entry requirements • You must be a health or social care practitioner, registered with a professional body such as the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). • Have an honours degree at (2:2 or above), have studied at honours level or can demonstrate appropriate knowledge and skills at honours degree standard. • If your first language is not English, you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification.

Designed for nurses, midwives, paramedics, allied health and social care professionals This course is aimed at all health and social care professionals who would like to develop or enhance their leadership and management skills. It offers you the opportunity to design and implement a service improvement project with the support and guidance of your peers and an experienced leadership mentor from practice. • You will develop your knowledge of leadership and management theories and strategies, enabling you to ethically manage people and resources, as well as work in partnership with others to lead and develop services. • During your studies you will explore how services are developed and commissioned, as well as evaluate the role of the leader in lobbying and influencing change within the care arena.

This course was developed in partnership with local employers. It provides health and social care professionals with the opportunity to develop the leadership skills and knowledge required to work in challenging and rapidly changing health and social care environments. The course incorporates two modules designed to equip you to manage health and/ or social care practice, target resources and design service improvement projects. Karen Adams Head of Post-registration Study, Business and Enterprise

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Long-Term Conditions PgCert Designed for nurses, midwives, paramedics, allied health and social care professionals

Duration 1 year part-time

Entry requirements • You must be a health or social care practitioner, registered with a professional body such as the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) or the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) with at least 12 months post-registration employment. • Have an honours degree at (2:2 or above), have studied at honours level or can demonstrate appropriate knowledge and skills at honours degree standard. • If your first language is not English, you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification.

This course is aimed at health and social care professionals who are working within a role involving caring for people with long-term conditions. It offers you the opportunity to develop your knowledge and understanding of short and long-term clinical management of the individual with a long-term condition. • You will consider the implications for patients and carers facing the reality of living well or dying as a result of a long-term condition. • It will assist you in developing your history taking, diagnostic reasoning, clinical assessment and examination skills, in order to inform the principles of case management and therapeutic interventions. • Your learning will be enhanced through the opportunity to meet service users within the University setting and discuss the implications of living with a long-term condition.

Long-term conditions such as diabetes, coronary heart disease, depression and arthritis do not have a cure. This means the health and social care practitioner’s key role of is to provide support to individuals inorder to maximise their health, well-being and quality of life. Self-management support is at the heart of person-centred care but surprisingly few practitioners have had an opportunity to attend any formal education on this topic. This programme includes training which helps to address this gap. Felicity Astin Professor of Nursing and Applied Health Research

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Urgent Care PgCert Duration 1 year part-time

Entry requirements • You must hold current registration on Part 1 of the Nursing and Midwifery Council’s (NMC) register, Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) or the General Pharmaceutical Council. • Be working in a setting where patients present with minor illness and injury. • Possess an honours degree (2:2 or above), have studied at honours level or can demonstrate appropriate knowledge and skills at honours degree standard. • Have a clinical educator who is a medical doctor, Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) or Emergency Nurse Practitioner (ENP) qualified in assessing and treating minor illness and injury.

Designed for nurses, allied health professionals and paramedics This course is designed for healthcare professionals working in settings where patients present with minor illness and/or minor injuries. It provides the knowledge and skills required to assess, diagnose and treat minor illness and injury whilst recognising limitations of practice and need for referral as appropriate. • Specific cross-cutting themes such history taking, clinical decision making and examination skills will be integrated throughout the course elements. • You will have opportunity to study with colleagues from other disciplines and specialties, as well as engage in simulation-based learning activities to develop team work and critical understanding. • The course content is informed by evidence-based guidelines and research and aims to encourage clinical and professional development.

• You must be able to accrue the clinical hours (210 hours) required to develop competency for this course.

The Urgent Care PgCert equips clinicians with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to competently and confidently assess and manage both minor illnesses and minor injuries making this an ideal course for those working in general practice, accident and emergency and walk-in centres. Ann Sunderland Consultant in Clinical Skills and Simulation, Wynnefield Consulting.

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Nursing Studies BSc(Hons) (Top-up) (Distance Learning) Designed for nurses

Duration 2 years distance learning

Entry requirements • You must possess a Nursing Studies Diploma of Higher Education or an equivalent qualification and current registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). • Be employed in a nursing role suitable to be able to complete the course. • Have access to a computer with a reliable internet connection, as well as the ability to access and use online study guidance and support as this course is delivered through distance learning. • If your first language is not English, you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification.

Tuition fee loans may be available through Student Finance England, subject to meeting the eligibility criteria.

In order to meet the rapidly changing needs and expectations of healthcare environments, this course provides the opportunity for qualified nurses to undertake a top-up degree through distance learning. It aims to prepare you for the next stage in your career and helps you to develop the academic skills required to enhance your practice, as well as implement changes. • As this course is distance learning you are not required to attend the University and can study at a time that meets your own personal and professional commitments. • You will be taught by staff who are actively involved in research and have close links to practice, many of whom have recent experience of doing the job you are training for, so you will have the opportunity to learn from their up-to-date knowledge and skills. • You will have the opportunity to relate your studies to your own clinical practice. This involves exploring and reflecting upon a range of ideas within healthcare practice, helping you to develop the knowledge required to provide complex care.

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Paramedic Practice BSc(Hons) (Top-up) (Distance Learning) Duration 2 years distance learning

Entry requirements • You must be a registered paramedic, hold current registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and currently working within a critical care environment. • Have access to a computer with a reliable internet connection, as well as the ability to access and use online study guidance and support as this course is delivered through distance learning. • If your first language is not English, you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification.

Tuition fee loans may be available through Student Finance England, subject to meeting the eligibility criteria.

Designed for paramedics This course provides the opportunity for qualified paramedics to undertake a top-up degree through distance learning. It allows you to use your professional qualification and registration to gain Accreditation of Prior Learning (APEL) for the first year of a degree programme. You will be required to undertake exercises where you will engage with the online materials in order to develop an understanding of advanced paramedic theories, as well as explore how these can impact on patient care. • The course was developed in consultation with local employers and provides the opportunity for paramedics to gain a post-registration degree related to their own professional area. • It provides you with an opportunity to develop critical thinking skills and will enhance your understanding of paramedic practice. • The analytical skills developed on the course are essential for practitioners who want to undertake extended clinical roles, management positions and for those interested in further academic work or research.

As a BSc is now the entry threshold for new paramedic registrants, this course allows qualified paramedics the opportunity to top-up their qualification to a BSc(Hons). Delivered by distance learning, the course provides students with the opportunity to develop skills in research and critical thinking, contemporary paramedic practice and also complete a work-based project. The advantages to distance learning are flexibility and convenience to fit studies around home and work life. Daniel Lawton Lecturer, Department of Health

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Perioperative Studies BSc(Hons) (Top-up) (Distance Learning) Duration 2 years distance learning

Entry requirements • Due to the top-up nature of this degree, the course is suitable for all Operating Department Practitioners (Diploma HE, City and Guilds 752, NVQ 3 or Cert HE) and registered nurses working in a perioperative setting. • You must be employed in a perioperative setting and hold current registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) or the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). • If your first language is not English, you will need to meet the minimum requirements of an English Language qualification.

Tuition fee loans may be available through Student Finance England, subject to meeting the eligibility criteria.

Designed for nurses working in a perioperative setting and operating department practitioners This course provides the opportunity for qualified Operating Department Practitioners (ODPs) to undertake a top-up degree through distance learning. It allows you to use your professional qualification and registration to gain Accreditation of Prior Learning (APEL) for the first year of a degree programme. Developed as a result of talking to theatre managers, this course aims to meet the real-world career development needs of practitioners. • The analytical skills developed on the course are essential for practitioners who what to undertake extended clinical roles, management positions and for those interested in further academic work or research. • You will have the opportunity to develop critical thinking skills, enhance your understanding of perioperative practice and link this to evidence-based practice. • You will be encouraged to develop new theories and explore how these can impact on patient care.

This course was designed and validated in conjunction with local employers. It aims to challenge your understanding of perioperative practice. Although you may have worked in the area for many years, this course will be beneficial to your career progression as it will enable you to gain a new perspective on your role. Steven Brown Senior Lecturer, Department of Health Sciences

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Specialist Skills and Post-registration Development Short courses

Best Interest Assessor

Our 2020/21 portfolio of short courses is based on workforce development priorities and is ever changing to meet workforce needs.

Start date: January Duration: 4 weeks part-time, Credits: 15 Master’s

Advancing Critical Care Knowledge and Skills (Stage 3) Start date: September Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 20 Honours Provides an opportunity for you to enhance your knowledge of critical care to an advanced level. The pathophysiological effects of critical illness will be examined alongside current evidence and developments in this field of care.

Assessment and Examination of the Newborn Start date: September Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s Improve your maternity and neonatal practice through developing your newborn examination and assessment skills.

Assessment and Supported Year in Employment (ASYE) Start date: September Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 15 Master’s This course will support and assess you during your probationary first year of employment as a Social Worker.

Assessment, Care and Management of Acute/Critical Illness or Injury Start date: September Duration: 12 weeks part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s Through examining current evidence and developments in this field of care, you will have an opportunity to develop your knowledge and understanding of the pathophysiological effects of acute/critical illness or traumatic injury.

This short course provides the opportunity for health and social care professionals to become Best Interest Assessors (BIA) under the Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (Mental Capacity Act 2005). The implications of the Mental Capacity (Amendment) Act 2019 and impact of the forthcoming Liberty Protection Safeguards will also be considered.

Caring for Children and Young People Start date: January and June Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s It provides health professionals who are not trained in children’s nursing with an opportunity to gain knowledge and skills relating to the care of children and young people.

Case Management of Individuals with Long-Term Conditions Start date: September Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s Develop your knowledge and understanding of history taking and diagnostic reasoning, clinical management, self-care, case management and therapeutic interventions.

Cervical Screening Start date: September Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: Non-credit bearing This course enables registered adult nurses to develop knowledge and skills in cervical screening.

Clinical Investigations and Diagnostic Imaging for Podiatrists Start date: September Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s This provides the opportunity for you to develop your foot and ankle assessment and diagnosis skills through the use of appropriate imaging and a range of clinical tests.

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Clinical Leadership in Healthcare Practice

Critical Care – Knowledge and Skills (Stage 2)

Start date: September, Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s

Start date: September Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s

Aimed at practitioners undertaking the Royal College of Nursing Clinical Leadership Programme (CLP) and working within a healthcare leadership role.

Enhance your knowledge and understanding of the pathophysiological effects of critical illness along with the examination of current evidence and developments in this field of care.

Communicable Diseases Start date: February Duration: 5 weeks part-time, Credits: 15 Master’s Communicable diseases are a major threat to public health. Develop an understanding of the principles of epidemiology, health surveillance, outbreak and incident management, as well as common infectious diseases (global and local).

Complex Presentations in Mental Health Start date: January Duration: 1 semester, Credits: 30 Master’s Provides an opportunity to gain knowledge about some of the complex and severe mental illnesses including self-harm, eating disorders, personality disorders and substance misuse issues.

Critical Care - Advanced Knowledge and Skills (Stage 3) Start date: September Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s Enhance your advanced knowledge and understanding of the pathophysiological effects of critical illness along with the examination of current evidence and developments in this field of care.

Developing Practice Educator Skills Start date: January Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 15 Master’s Provides social workers with the opportunity to develop the necessary knowledge and skills to qualify as a stage 1 practice educator.

Electrocardiograph (ECG) Monitoring and Interpretation Start date: September Duration: 12 weeks part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s Allows health and social care professionals to develop their skills in the monitoring and interpretation of electrocardiograph (ECG).

End of Life Care Start date: September Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s Developed in partnership with Kirkwood Hospice, this is aimed at professionals who work in the field or have a particular interest in palliative and end of life care, as well as those working with individuals living with life limiting illnesses.

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Specialist Skills and Post-registration Development Enhancing Critical Care Knowledge and Skills (Step 2) Start date: September Duration: 12 weeks part-time, Credits: 30 Honours Enhance your knowledge and understanding of the pathophysiological effects of critical illness along with the examination of current evidence and developments in this field of care.

Global Public Health Start date: September Duration: 5 weeks part-time, Credits: 15 Master’s Aimed at individuals currently working in public health roles or those who have an interest in global public health work. Expand your knowledge to encompass a consideration of wider global issues.

Enhancing Practice Educator Skills

Health Promotion and Health Improvement

Start date: September Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 15 Master’s

Start date: October Duration: 5 weeks part-time, Credits: 15 Master’s

Provides qualified social workers with an opportunity to qualify as a stage 2 practice educator in accordance with the requirements of the Practice Educator Framework.

Develop a critical understanding of leadership and management in health promotion within the wider public health sector.

Forensic Mental Health, Assessment and Formulation Start date: September Duration: 1 semester part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s Provides the opportunity to develop an in-depth knowledge base and an understanding of the historical background, as well as the development of contemporary forensic mental health services.

Humanitarian; Disasters and Emergencies: Response and Recovery Start date: December Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 15 Master’s Develop a deep understanding of the issues related to humanitarian and disasters management. You will learn how to plan for and respond to natural and man-made humanitarian situations.

Forensic Podiatry

Independent and Supplementary Prescribing

Start date: January Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s

Start date: September and January Duration: 9 months part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s

Aimed at qualified podiatrists who have an interest in the application and practice of forensic podiatry. This includes identification through the analysis of crime scene footprint evidence and footwear, as well as forensic gait analysis.

Offers nurses, midwives, health visitors, physiotherapists and podiatrists the opportunity to develop the competencies required to become an independent and supplementary prescriber.

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Injection Therapy (Theory) for the Foot and Ankle

Leadership and Management for Health and Social Care Practice

Start date: September Duration: 12 weeks part-time, Credits: 15 Master’s

Start date: September Duration: 12 weeks part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s

Provides registered podiatrists, physiotherapists and nurses with an opportunity to extend their scope of practice into the field of injection therapies in the foot and ankle.

Develop your knowledge of leadership and management theories and strategies.

Innovations in Professional Practice Start date: January Duration: 2 semesters part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s Aimed at qualified health and social care professionals who have a passion for a particular area of practice and wish to develop innovative approaches to their work.

Introduction to Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods Start date: September Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 15 Master’s Provides an excellent introduction to public health research methods and is aimed at anyone wishing to learn about the different types of research used in public health.

Learning and Teaching: Theories, Processes and Strategies in Health Professional Education Start date: September Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s Through exploring major learning theories such as behaviourism, cognitivism and humanism amongst others, this course will assist you in developing an understanding of the various learning theories in relation to facilitating learning.

Leg Ulcer Management Start date: September Duration: 1 year distance learning, Credits: 30 Master’s Develop the competences required to conduct assessments, plan, deliver and evaluate healthcare interventions for clients with ulceration of the lower limb.

Introductory Statistics for Public Health

Managing Minor Illness

Start date: November Duration: 4 weeks part-time, Credits: 15 Master’s

Start date: September Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s

This course introduces you to a range of statistical techniques used for the analysis of quantitative data used in public health.

This course is designed to help experienced nurses and allied healthcare professionals take on the role of assessment and management of minor illness within their own clinical setting.

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Specialist Skills and Post-registration Development Managing Minor Injuries

Practice Education for Paramedics

Start date: September Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s

The course is designed to help experienced nurses and allied healthcare professionals take on the role of assessment and management of minor injuries within their own clinical setting.

Prepares qualified paramedics to act as practice educators to students studying on pre-registration paramedic education programmes, as well as to newly qualified paramedics during their preceptorship period.

Mental Capacity and Mental Disorder

Principles of Podiatry Surgery

Start date: November Duration: 4 weeks part-time, Credits: 15 Master’s

Start date: January Duration: 2 terms part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s

This short course provides health and social care professionals with an introduction to both the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and Mental Health Act 1983. Skills to assess mental capacity will also be developed and enhanced for use in practice.

Provides registered podiatrists with an introduction to the complete surgical episode of care from perioperative assessment to discharge. As well as perioperative care, surgical technique and principles of bone fixation.

Person Centred Care

Principles of Public Health

Start date: January Duration: 1 term part-time, Credits: 15 Master’s

Start date: September Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 15 Master’s

Develop your existing knowledge and communication skills within person centred care.

Explore public health policy and gain the knowledge and understanding required to question and challenge public health practices.

Personal and Practice Development Start date: September Duration: 1 year part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s This offers you the flexibility to apply and reflect your individual personal and/or practice development learning needs, expanding your knowledge and abilities within your practice.

Practice Assessor Preparation Start date: November Duration: 15 weeks distance learning, Credits: Non-credit bearing This course has been designed for registered health and social care professionals with an interest in becoming a practice assessor for students studying on NMC/HCPC approved programmes.

Risk Assessment and Risk Management Start date: January Duration: 1 semester part-time, Credits: 30 Master’s Developed by a chartered psychologist, this course is suitable for graduates and those working in a range of backgrounds such as mental health, nursing, psychology, criminology, police, prison service and community-based services.

Tissue Viability and Wound Management Start date: September Duration: 1 year distance learning, Credits: 30 Master’s Aimed at health or social care professionals who would like to gain or enhance their knowledge of tissue viability and wound management.

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In exceptional circumstances, we may, for reasons outside of our control, be forced to discontinue or suspend your course. Where this is the case, a formal exit strategy will be followed and we will notify you as soon as possible about what your options are, which may include transferring to a suitable replacement course for which you are qualified, being provided with individual teaching to complete the award for which you were registered, or claiming an interim award and exiting the University. If you do not wish to take up any of the options that are made available to you, then you can cancel your registration and withdraw from the course without liability to the University for future tuition fees and you will be entitled to a refund of all course fees paid to date.

Under the 1994 Education Act, students at all UK universities have the right to join, or not to join, the Students’ Union. There is no membership fee. If you choose not to join you have the right not to be disadvantaged; however, you are not entitled to vote, take part in elections, or hold any office. The following arrangements apply in order that non-union members are not disadvantaged:

We will provide reasonable support to assist you with transferring to another university if you wish to do so.

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We hope you have found all the information you need to inspire you to commence your journey as a post-registration student here at Huddersfield. Now all you need to do is apply.

Some of our courses are supported by funding from Health Education Yorkshire and the Humber (HEYH), however these places are limited. For information please contact the Admissions Team. If you are not eligible for a HEYH funding, you may be able to apply for a government student loan. These loans are only available for full Master’s courses (180 credits) and top-up honours degrees. If you would like more information on how this may apply to you, please contact the Student Finance Office. Alternatively, further information can be found at: hud.ac.uk/students/finance

To make an online application simply visit: hud.ac.uk/postgraduate/how-to-apply and complete the relevant online application form. If you would like to speak with us about a specific course or discuss part-time options, please see the ‘Get in Touch’ section below. Our tutors and course teams would love to chat with you about your interests and ambitions. We look forward to hearing from you.

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