Advanced Clinical Practice

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School of Health and Medical Sciences · Medicine and dentistry

Advanced Clinical Practice (ACP) is a level of practice that involves autonomy and decision-making, carried out by highly-experienced registered health practitioners. It is underpinned by Health Education England’s four pillars: clinical practice, leadership and management, education and research. You will be surrounded by like-minded individuals which helps to build your multidisciplinary understanding and context. The course faculty is made up of more than 20 academics from a variety of professional backgrounds including doctors, nurses, paramedics, physiotherapists, physician associates, speech and language therapists, and researchers. Three times a year the entire ACP cohort will meet in professional practice days, where you will learn in a multi-disciplinary setting what it means to be an Advanced Clinical Practitioner. Five different pathways are available on the MSc: - Generic - Critical Care - Mental Health - Advanced Musculoskeletal Practice - Urgent and Emergency Care. Three pathways available for the PgDip: - Generic - Advanced Musculoskeletal Practice - Urgent and Emergency Care

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