MNurse (Adult)

In this module, you'll develop knowledge and the application of nursing practice interventions, enabling you to provide evidence-based, safe, and compassionate physical and psychological care. You'll learn how to formulate a nursing plan of care and undertake observations and clinical interventions with less direct supervision. You'll also explore carer and user perspectives in interprofessional care settings to illuminate personal experiences of interprofessional care and study ethical issues in the context of interprofessional working to gain insight into challenges faced from a variety of viewpoints. You'll then study the impact of information technology, healthcare informatics, and issues in transcultural healthcare provision.

This module will allow you to gain a comprehensive understanding of techniques applicable to your own research and advanced scholarship. You'll evaluate methodologies and apply critiques of them, synthesising and evaluating previous studies to identify future research. You'll demonstrate critical awareness of contemporary issues in nursing, enabling you to be at the forefront of your discipline. You'll also develop the knowledge and skills enabling you to apply evidence-based practice to your nursing practice, ensuring you provide safe and compassionate nursing care. As part of the module, you'll create a project proposal on improving safety and quality of care.

In this module, you'll gain knowledge of major pathological and physiological changes in the human body, occurring as a result of common diseases and disease processes. Exploring the manifestations, impacts, and interventions of illness and disease, you'll build on your knowledge of physical and human sciences and explore altered pathological and physiological change. You'll then use a range of teaching and learning strategies to explore the impact of these changes and define the implications for nursing practice. You'll also study co-morbidity and medico pharmaceutical treatments and modalities in order to enhance wellbeing and recovery within the context of ethical and professional frameworks.

This module will help you develop your knowledge and application of nursing to practise within a range of clinical settings. Considering the care for individuals with complex health needs with emphasis on the concept of co-morbidity and the implications for care this entails, you'll enhance your understanding of interprofessional working and develop leadership and management skills when working within diverse professional teams. You'll also explore your application to healthcare and reflect on personal strengths, along with areas for development. 

Be at the forefront of professional nursing practice by combining clinical practice with a practical understanding of how established techniques of research and enquiry are used to create and interpret knowledge in the discipline. You'll develop a substantive project which is both purposeful to your current or future employer and practical in approach. You'll explore the context of care or mechanisms of delivery of healthcare and undertake projects which have a direct influence upon your particular area of practice. You'll also gain the capability of autonomous critical thinking across every aspect of your role as a healthcare provider in the 21st century.