BNurs Mental Health Nursing
Entry requirements
A level: BCC including at least one science subject from the following: Biology, Chemistry, Psychology, Sociology, Health and Social Care
About this course
BNurs in Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work. Core topics include Clinical Skills, Ethics & Professional Practice, Statistics, and Design & Creative Practice. Students complete practice learning experiences in various clinical areas with specialist trusts, and gain eligibility to register with the Nursing and Midwifery Council. The programme offers an option to add a year to complete an integrated master's.
Modules
- Public Health, Society and Nursing
- Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology for Nursing Practice
- Evidence Based Practice
- Collaborative Care Planning
- Simulated Practice Placement 1
- Clinical Placement 2 (Year 1)
- Clinical Placement 3 (Year 1)
- Values Based Nursing
- Applied Biosciences for Nursing Practice (Bioscience 2)
- Year 2 Clinical Placement 2
- Year 2 Clinical Placement 1
- Year 2 Clinical Placement 3
- Developing Nursing Knowledge & Skills
- Mental Health and Mental Ill Health in Children and Young People
- Dementia: Empowering and Creative Practice
- Principles of Adult Critical and Intensive Care Nursing
- Tissue Viability Nursing
- Palliative and End of Life Care
- Introduction to Neonatal Low Dependency Care
- Negotiated Study
- Data Driven Care: Doing Statistical Research
- Voices in Care: Doing Experience Driven Research
- Negotiated Study Semester 2
- Nurse as a Facilitator of Learning
- Year 3 Clinical Placement 1
- Year 3 Clinical Placement 2
- Year 3 Clinical Placement 3
- Nurse as an Inquirer of Clinical Evidence
- Nurse as a Leader, Manager and Coordinator of Care
- Advancing Care - The Social and Political Context of Health and Social Care
- Research in Professional Practice (Major Project)
- Leadership in Professional Practice
- Shaping Nurses Recognition and Response to Serious Illness
- Year 4 Clinical Practice and Portfolio
- Nurse Educator in Practice