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University of Worcester · Part-time

General Practice Nursing

The Post Graduate Certificate in General Practice Nursing programme is dynamic, exciting, contemporary and developed by experienced clinicians to support General Practice Nurses (GPN) who are new to the role or who have transitioned from other nursing backgrou…

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The Post Graduate Certificate in General Practice Nursing programme is dynamic, exciting, contemporary and developed by experienced clinicians to support General Practice Nurses (GPN) who are new to the role or who have transitioned from other nursing backgrounds. The course will aim to equip the individual nurse with the diverse knowledge and skills that are required to practice effectively in the rapidly changing primary care environment. At Worcester, we recognise the challenge of level 7 study and this transformative course will offer you a structured programme to develop the specialist knowledge and core skills that are fundamental for the role in a thorough and cost-effective way. It is designed to encourage diversity, self-awareness and recognition of every patient’s personal religious and cultural needs or beliefs , and how this impacts on health care choices. The University of Worcester promotes inclusive teaching and learning and our student-focussed approach will ensure that you are fully supported in your academic and professional development as you create your own, individual pathway towards a new career. The course is mapped against the new joint Queen’s Nursing Institute Standards of Education and Practice for Nurses New to General Practice Nursing 2020, to ensure that you receive the most innovative and contemporary training. Clinical competencies are assessed in the practice learning environment by using elements of the Royal College of General Practice Foundation /RCN 2015 competency framework for GP Nurses. This framework is used nationally by both nurses in practice and Higher Education Institutes to demonstrate the achievement of safe and effective clinical knowledge, skills and competence in your role as a Registered Nurse in General Practice. Key features - Offered as a Post Graduate Certificate (Level 7) - A flexible programme delivered by specialist lecturers and practitioners with extensive experience in General Practice Nursing - A blend of face to face sessions, tutorial support and online learning sessions that enable you to learn effectively at home/work or in University classrooms - Gain confidence in complex decision-making, develop your critical reflection skills and assist in shaping future General Practice complex care provision - Demonstrate GPN specialist knowledge and core clinical skills through clinical simulation at the University, alongside clinical supervision in the workplace and assessment of your competence

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As the university states it

Please see the University website for full and up-to-date details. The Post Graduate Certificate in General Practice Nursing aims to recruit applicants who are nurses registered with the NMC (Nursing and Midwifery Council). Applicants must be currently employed in a General Practice Nurse role. You must be working in a General Practice environment for a minimum of 20 hours a week to enable you to develop an appropriate and safe level of competence in GP nursing skills. All applicants will be interviewed by the course team or practice partner.

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