- Level
- Short Course
- Duration
- One semester, 200 study hours. Session times 9:00am to 4pm.
- Location
- United Kingdom
Overview
The Government’s plan for modernisation (DOH 2000) recognises that a more efficient system of healthcare is needed if improvements in patient care are to be achieved. Demarcations in role are becoming less distinct as a faster, more efficient service is sought. Essential to these changes is the ability of healthcare practitioners, other than Doctor’s, to perform accurate physical assessment and examination allowing for speedier referral, diagnosis and treatment. Models of patient assessment strategies based on robust clinical supervision and the achievement of competencies appropriate for the area of practice will be examined from a range of professional viewpoints. Students will be encouraged to look at their skills of patient assessment relative to their own clinical area.The module will take a building block approach to allow students to debate, analyse and evaluate the theories underpinning the role of the Health Care Practitioner, particularly in relation to the physical assessmen
Campus
- Ipswich, United Kingdom
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