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Accredited ModulePharmacist independent prescribingLevel 6, 20 credits

Non-medical Prescribing

What is it about?


This programme is a key qualification needed for anyone wanting to become and advanced practitioner or operate in an advanced practice role.

Who is it for?


It is suitable for nurses and midwives, physiotherapists, podiatrists, chiropodists, radiographers working in advanced practice roles.

What will participants learn?


•Consultation, decision-making, assessment and review
•Influences on psychology of prescribing
•Prescribing in a team context
•Clinical pharmacology
•Evidenced based practice
•Legal, ethical, aspects of prescribing
•Skills gained for the workplace, technical skills or academic skills e.g. reflective practice skills
•Advanced assessment/ consultation skills
•Prescribing skills
•Critical analysis/ synthesis
•Reflective practice skills

How will it be delivered?

26 days over 6 months plus 12 days in clinical practice with a designated medical practitioner.

How will Participants be Assessed?

This module will be assessed via;
- Numeracy exam
- Written exam
- OSCE
- Clinical competencies
- Crucial essay
- Clinical management plan

 
What experience / qualifications do participants need?

We require applicants to have studied level 6 in the last 3 years, DBS check in the last 2 years, registered professional, participants must identify a designated Medical Practitioner.  Applicatns must be working in a role where they can prerscribe on completion of the course and is deemed to be capable of history taking and is competent in physical examination

When is it?  

January 2019

July 2019

Where is it?
 

University of Sunderland 

Can be organised on organisational premises for viable cohorts if required


University of Sunderland

University Contact Details
Name:  Corporate and Professional Education Team
Email: cape@sunderland.ac.uk
Telephone: 0191 515 3361

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