Study Details: PGDip 2 years (part-time), PGCert 1 years (part-time)
Why study Integrated Approaches to Urgent Care Across Community Settings with us?
Our course is designed to foster the development of your intellectual/cognitive skills. The close alignment of our teaching, learning and assessment methods foster engagement with others in practice and education settings, in order to share ideas and develop critical, analytical and reflective skills.
Our course will draw on the expertise of a range of NHS and academic professionals, and is supported by the Faculty of Health and Social Care. The course will also draw upon research conducted at the University of Chester that analyses the numbers and needs of people who arrive at accident and emergency departments.
You will need to be a healthcare or social care qualified professional. Applicants will need to possess either a relevant Level 6 qualification or apply for Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL). APEL applications will be supported by our own APEL tutor.
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