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Accredited ModuleNorthumbria UniversityLevel 6, 20 credits

Children & Young People Recognition & Emergency Care in Critical Illness

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Callum Oneil
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Accredited ModuleNorthumbria UniversityLevel 6, 20 credits
2018-10-23

What is it about?

The knowledge and skills required for the safe care of critically ill children and young people. 

Who is it for?
It is suitable for nurses, midwives, allied health professionals and paramedics.

What will participants learn?

The module content includes:
- specific physiological problems encountered in children;
- recognition of emergency situations;
- resuscitation and care in critical illness;
- family-focused care.

How will it be delivered?  

Blended. The module utilises high fidelity simulation with SIM baby as a key component. 

How will participants be assessed?     

The module is assessed by a summative assessment as follows: written essay, critical exploration of acute and serious illness in children and an objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) . A pass in both of the above is required. The OSCE assessors will be the module co-ordinator and a clinical educator/ practitioner.

What experience / qualifications do participants need?     

Experience in paediatric acute/critical care environments.

Code

AC6714

Level
6

Credits
20

When is it?  

20th January 2020

 

Where is it?  

Northumbria University and practice environments (if required).

University Contact Details
Name: Mike Stephenson
Email:  Mike.Stephenson@northumbria.ac.uk
Telephone: 0191 349 5600

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