On this course, you’ll gain the assessment and leadership skills to deliver person-centred care that empowers parents and carers. Learn from experienced professionals who are experts in their
The Specialist Community Public Health Nursing/Health Visiting/School Nursing MSc (Dissertation top-up) course is for applicants with a Specialist Community Public Health Nursing qualification who
IntroductionTake your nursing or midwifery qualifications a step further by learning to provide support for children and families at household, school and population level. As a specialist community
A Professional Doctorate is a specialist qualification that is appropriate if you are in, or are aspiring to, a senior professional appointment in practice, education or management in health or
As a health visitor, you will have a crucial role in ensuring that people have the best possible start in life. This course provides registered nurses and midwives with the opportunity to become a
This Nursing and Midwifery Council-approved course leads to registration on Part 3 of the register as a specialist community public health nurse (health visiting) and be recorded as a community
They become autonomous practitioners with the skills, knowledge, behaviours and experience to lead, influence and collaborate. They drive sustainable, inclusive and evidence-based changes to the
Health visitors are uniquely placed to support every child in their own home, building trusting relationships with them and their families to improve health outcomes. As autonomous practitioners they
If you are a registered nurse or midwife looking to develop a higher level of knowledge and skills required for specialist and advanced practice, then this course is for you.; The PgDip/MSc Advanced
Health visitors are key to improving the health and wellbeing of families from pregnancy to starting school. They promote health, prevent ill health and reduce inequality (Source: Health Careers).
Health visitors are key to improving the health and wellbeing of families from pregnancy to starting school. They promote health, prevent ill health and reduce inequality (Source: Health Careers).
1 Year Full Time
