Examination of the Newborn
Evidence-Based Practice Location: Oxford Campus | Course Code: HESC7013 | Start Date: Semester One / Semester Two |
Location: Oxford Campus | Course Code: HESC7031 | Start Date: Semester Two |
This module delves into theories, models, and strategies for evidence-based practice in health and social care. It evaluates the purposes, uses, and limitations of different approaches while considering political and economic aspects. Decision-making is explored from various perspectives, including practitioners, purchasers, providers, and consumers. The course introduces tools for critical appraisal and evidence transfer, encouraging discussion and critique among experts, researchers, and students.
This module will enable students to competently undertake a full physical examination of the newborn. This will be from a holistic perspective, critically appraising the relevant antenatal and intrapartum factors in relation to contemporary literature and professional responsibilities, in accordance with local/national policy and the current standards of the Newborn and Infant Physical Examination (NIPE) Screening Committee, Public Health England.
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Course Length: Two Semesters | Academic Level: 7 Academic Credits: 40 | Can be taken as a standalone module? Yes | Cost £910 2024/25
Course Website with relevant extra information: link.
Course Length: One Semester | Academic Level: 7 Academic Credits: 20 | Can be taken as a standalone module? Yes | Cost £1000 2024/25
Optional Modules for: MSc/PG Dip/PG Cert in Professional Development in Health and Social Care
Cost £2,310 24/25
Optional Modules for: MSc/PG Dip/PG Cert in Professional Development in Health and Social Care MSc/PG Dip in Advanced Clinical Practice
Cost £1,155 24/25
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