CPD Emergency Management | Level 7 (Postgraduate)

Course aim This module is ideal for healthcare practitioners looking to expand their expertise in managing emergency cases across diverse settings. Through a deep dive into core principles and system-based approaches, you will gain valuable insights into handling a wide array of emergency presentations. This course equips you with critical skills and knowledge to enhance patient outcomes in high-stakes environments, making it a vital step for professionals seeking to elevate their impact in emergency care. Course content This module will run for 15 weeks and will commence in April and run on a Wednesday. There are 12 weeks of face-to-face sessions at our School of Nursing, Public and Allied Health, Tithebarn Building (L2 2ER), in the heart of Liverpool city centre. This module enables you to explore the drivers - both political and policy related - in relation to the management of the emergency presentation. The module encourages the consideration of contemporary management of patients presenting with emergency conditions, and these will be explored across the systems. Delivery consists of sessions that are lecture/seminar-based, with the opportunity for workshops and tutorial support that may include role play, classroom activities and/or simulation and discussions. The assessment for this module culminates in week 15 with a written essay. Teaching and learning Entry requirements Undergraduate degree Applicants should hold a BA/BSc (Hons) degree in a relevant subject at a 2:2 level or higher. We also welcome applications from those who can demonstrate appropriate professional registration and/or experience in a relevant clinical specialty. How to apply To apply for this programme, you are required to complete an LJMU CPD application form. You will need to provide details of your qualifications and current employment. Assessment Written essay CPD award