Hull York Medical School · Distance learning (part-time)
Palliative Care
The MSc in Palliative Care: Implementing Best Practice programme is aimed at health and social care professionals, policy makers or researchers interested in the development, delivery and evaluation of care that facilitates best practice in palliative care and…
Postgraduate1 yearDistance learning (part-time)
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The MSc in Palliative Care: Implementing Best Practice programme is aimed at health and social care professionals, policy makers or researchers interested in the development, delivery and evaluation of care that facilitates best practice in palliative care and long-term conditions. Applicants must have previous training in a health or social care profession (e.g. graduates of Medicine, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, or Social Work or other allied health and social care professions), in a science applied to human or organisational behaviour or have equivalent professional experience. Please note: The programme is delivered 100% online.
Getting in
As the university states it
Applicants must have previous training in a health or social care profession (e.g. graduates of medicine, nursing, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, or social work or other allied health and social care professions), in a science applied to human or organisational behaviour (e.g. graduates of psychology or sociology) or have equivalent professional experience. Applicants must have a 2.1 degree or equivalent. All applications will be subject to successful completion of an online interview.
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