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Nursing is a rewarding profession, caring for individuals throughout their lifespan. This Nursing Postgraduate Diploma is made up of theory and practice based learning, and aims to provide you with the professional disciplinary knowledge for your preferred field of nursing – adult, children’s or mental health. It will give you the opportunity to: Transfer your skills and experiences to become a fully-qualified nurse in two years Undertake placements in a varied range of practice learning environments e.g., acute hospital, community, patient’s own homes, clinics and in the private and independent sector. Study theoretical elements that will teach you professional leadership, research skills and evidence-based knowledge as a registered nurse in order to deliver safe, compassionate care, with a focus on undertaking assessments, clinical decision making, delivery of person-centred care, all with the evaluation of nursing practice. Choose to study the Postgraduate Diploma course or Master of Science Nursing degree and specialise in either Adult, Children’s or Mental Health Nursing. Key Course Features: Obtain sought-after postgraduate credentials, with an NHS Band 5 prospective starting salary. Utilise a simulation and immersive digital technologies suite providing a safe environment to enhance learning Get taught through an innovative inter-professional education strategy to learn with other nursing and allied health students Learn with the support of experienced practice assessors/supervisors whilst on placement and from academics, nursing staff and service users and carers in both the classroom and simulated practice environments. The theoretical and practice learning element is of equal weighting, providing you with a varied range of practice learning environments.

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