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All Posts Term: Children's: Paediatric/neonatal critical, emergency and intensive care (suite of modules)
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Accredited ModuleChildren's: Paediatric/neonatal critical, emergency and intensive care (suite of modules)Teesside UniversityLevel 6, 30 credits

Care of the neonate in intensive care

You progress towards achieving the neonatal nurse qualification in speciality (QIS) status within the neonatal special and high dependency care setting. This award is part of a 60-credit programme delivered as two 30-credit, degree-level awards spanning one academic year. The other award is Care of the Neonate in Special and High Dependency Care. If your normal place of work does not provide neonatal intensive care, you need to complete no less than four weeks in a supernumerary practice placement in a negotiated in a neonatal intensive care unit. This is required to help you achieve specific neonatal intensive care unit clinical competencies. You must have a designated practice mentor to support your development and to assess the practice competencies. The practice mentor must be an experienced registered nurse with the neonatal QIS qualification and must also have completed a mentorship preparation programme.

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