Teaching Responsibility
LJMU Schools involved in Delivery:
Nursing and Advanced Practice
Learning Methods
Lecture
Seminar
Tutorial
Workshop
Module Offerings
7129PCCOMM-SEP-CTY
Aims
This module will build on the specialist knowledge acquired in Contemporary SCPHN practice part 1. It will enable the student to develop their knowledge and abilities in SCPHN practice
Learning Outcomes
1.
Critically explore an understanding of the complexity of SCPHN practice and service development
2.
Synthesise the concepts that underpin strengths based approaches for health engagement
3.
Deconstruct strategic provision of services to enhance the populations health needs
4.
Critique the concept of measuring effectiveness and its relation to health outcomes
5.
Demonstrate competence in relation to the professional standards of practice for the role
Module Content
Outline Syllabus:Assessing and evaluating practice.
Measuring outcomes
Public health approaches to service development
Ethical dilemmas in contemporary practice
Critical review of public health policy
A leadership approach to service development
Strengths based working and supporting theories; such as self-efficacy theory, self-determination theory
Engagement of individuals, families and communities
Analysing reflective skills in practice
Professional values and behaviours - 6Cs. Professional responsibility, accountability
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Module Overview:
This module builds on the specialist knowledge acquired in Contemporary issues in SCPHN Part 1.
You will develop your knowledge and abilities in SCPHN practice. It will continue to provide a theoretical foundation to SCPHN practice and enable practitioners to develop innovative and creative practice.
This module is for students with an existing recordable prescribing qualification.
This module builds on the specialist knowledge acquired in Contemporary issues in SCPHN Part 1.
You will develop your knowledge and abilities in SCPHN practice. It will continue to provide a theoretical foundation to SCPHN practice and enable practitioners to develop innovative and creative practice.
This module is for students with an existing recordable prescribing qualification.
Additional Information:This module will continue to provide a theoretical foundation to SCPHN practice and enable practitioners to develop innovative and creative practice.
In this module students are required and facilitated to extend their theoretical learning to apply to their own core settings / clients, and this is reflected in their assignments. In addition there are route specific sessions with a health visitor or school nurse focus.
The Practice Evidence Tool must be passed in order to pass this module.
This version of the module is for students who have an NMC recognised non-medical prescribing qualification.