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Nursing & Allied Health

Advanced Neonatal Care - Intensive and High Dependency Care

Suitable for practitioners working within the specialty of neonatal care. The module has a strong clinical focus and is run in partnership with Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. The award content is based on The Essential Core Syllabus for Clinical Competencies for Neonatal Nurses: Qualified in Speciality (QIS).

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Course Overview

Attendance

Part Time
Duration

4 months
Dates

September 2024, January 2025
Venue

Leeds General Infirmary Paed. Education Centre/MS teams
Cost

£1200 (L6) £1000 (L7) NHS funding should be available (awaiting HEE confirmation)

Module content includes:

Advance bioscience based knowledge of altered anatomy
Physiology and the pathophysiology affecting infants within the ICU/HDS environment
Develop advanced clinical-practical knowledge and skills, via planning and effective care through high quality assessment and intervention strategies within the ICU/HDU environment

Students will be assessed against level 6 or level 7 academic criteria on the following:

Written case study – focusing in on a clinical practice and management intervention in ICU/HDU and drawing on portfolio evidence:
- Level 6 2500 words
- Level 7 3500 words
- Neonatal clinical competences portfolio (sect. 1)

For further details, please view the course flyer.

Everything you need to know

entry requirements

These modules are designed for practitioners working with health and social care clients. For admission to the module you will usually be required to provide evidence of the successful completion of 120 credits (or equivalent) at the appropriate level in a relevant area / discipline: 120 credits at level 5 (Dip HE) for level 6 (degree) study, 120 credits at level 6 (BScH/BAH) for level 7 (masters) study. Support from your line manager.

assessment

This module will be assessed through the following methods: written case study – focusing in on a clinical practice and management intervention in ICU/HDU and drawing on portfolio evidence. Neonatal clinical competences portfolio.