25 courses found, showing results 21 to 25
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Psychological and Psycho-social Aspects of Diabetes - 10 credits, Short Course - Module- Credit Bearing - 2022/23 entry
Psychological and Psycho-social Aspects of Diabetes - 10...
Short Course - Module- Credit Bearing - 2022/23 entry
People with diabetes can experience disproportionately high rates of mental ill health including increased incidences of depression, anxiety, distress and eating disorders. Effective management of diabetes requires constant...
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Return to Practice - Allied Health Professionals, Short Course - Credit Bearing - 2022/23 entry
Return to Practice - Allied Health Professionals
Short Course - Credit Bearing - 2022/23 entry
This is a brand-new Health Education England commissioned return to practice programme for allied health professionals who are eligible to register with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). It builds on the success...
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Return to Practice - Nursing - 20 credits, Short Course - Credit Bearing - 2022/23 entry
Return to Practice - Nursing - 20 credits
Short Course - Credit Bearing - 2022/23 entry
The return to practice course offers a flexible approach to regaining your professional registration. You will share core learning with others who are returning to healthcare practice after a break, so you'll have the support of...
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Social Work Practice Educator Training Programme - 20 credits per module, Short Course - Credit Bearing - 2022/23 entry
Social Work Practice Educator Training Programme - 20...
Short Course - Credit Bearing - 2022/23 entry
The Social Work Practice Educator Training Programme has been developed into two standalone 20 credit modules for Stage 1 or Stage 2, at level 7 (Masters). It is designed to facilitate the Practice Education Professional...
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Type 1 Diabetes – Opportunities and Complexities - 20 credits, Short Course - Module- Credit Bearing - 2022/23 entry
Type 1 Diabetes – Opportunities and Complexities - 20...
Short Course - Module- Credit Bearing - 2022/23 entry
Type 1 diabetes is an increasingly common auto-immune condition which affects every age group. The immunology, genetics, environmental factors and increasing incidence of type 1 diabetes will be critically examined. Critically...
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