Teaching Responsibility
LJMU Schools involved in Delivery:
Nursing and Advanced Practice
Learning Methods
Lecture
Online
Seminar
Module Offerings
6004PRNMH-JAN-CTY
Aims
To facilitate the development of reflective practitioners
To critically appraise contemporary nursing practices
Learning Outcomes
1.
Critically evaluate developments and innovations in healthcare practice.
2.
Analyse the impact of policy direction on healthcare
3.
Explore and evaluate quality assurance processes in healthcare practice
Module Content
Outline Syllabus:Healthcare related policies; Delivering Healthcare in health & social care; Changing
roles; Partnerships in care; Innovations in mental health practice. Information
technology and infomatics; Current and emerging trends for assessment and
treatments, including advances in technology and tele-care; International
perspectives on nursing: European health priorities; Professional mobility; Cultural
health issues;; Evidence based practice; Clinical effectiveness; Risk management in
organisations; Transferability of knowledge and skills; Developing role of the nurse;
Multi-professional working. GP Commissioning. Patient Experience.
Module Overview:
To facilitate the development of reflective practitioners To critically appraise contemporary nursing practices The module is designed to provide critical insight into the current and emerging state of health care. It will introduce a variety of improvement strategies currently being employed in health and social care organisations. The module will enable students to explore issues and perspectives in the context of mental health nursing and developments of contemporary nursing practice. These have a profound effect on patients and service users/carers and must be addressed by the practitioners of tomorrow.
To facilitate the development of reflective practitioners To critically appraise contemporary nursing practices The module is designed to provide critical insight into the current and emerging state of health care. It will introduce a variety of improvement strategies currently being employed in health and social care organisations. The module will enable students to explore issues and perspectives in the context of mental health nursing and developments of contemporary nursing practice. These have a profound effect on patients and service users/carers and must be addressed by the practitioners of tomorrow.
Additional Information:The module is designed to provide critical insight into the current and emerging state of health care.
It will introduce a variety of improvement strategies currently being employed in health and social care organisations.
The module will enable students to explore issues and perspectives in the context of mental health nursing and developments of contemporary nursing practice. These have a profound effect on patients and service users/carers and must be addressed by the practitioners of tomorrow.