BSc Nursing (Mental Health)
Entry requirements
A level: BBC
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Nursing (Mental Health), combining mental health nursing with professional accountability. Core topics include Ethics & Professional Practice. The programme allocates roughly equal time to university-based learning and clinical placement, with an average of 22 weeks of practice learning each year. Graduates are eligible to register with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).
Modules
- Assessing the Mental and Physical Health Needs and Abilities of People
- The accountable, professional and evidence informed registered nurse (Mental Health)
- Interpersonal Communication and Collaboration in Person and Family Centred Nursing
- Planning and Providing Person-Centred Care for Mental and Physical Well-being (Mental Health)
- Learning to be a professional nurse in practice
- Meeting the Mental and Physical Health Care Needs of People in Mental Health Nursing
- Promoting Holistic Health and Well-being in Mental Health Nursing
- The Accountable, Professional and Research Informed Registered Nurse (Mental Health)
- Interpersonal communication and the principles of psychological therapies
- Interdisciplinary Working in Practice
- Leadership and Quality Improvement in Healthcare Environments
- Supporting People with Complex Care Needs and Pharmacological Interventions in Mental Health Nursing
- Therapeutic psychological approaches and interventions in mental health nursing
- The Accountable, Professional and Research Competent Registered Nurse (Mental Health)
- Becoming a Registered Nurse