521 Short courses in Health Sciences in England, United Kingdom

Study one or more units from The University of Manchester MSc Advanced Audiology Studies degree as standalone courses for continuing professional development.

This key Science And Health - An Evidence-based Approach module at The Open University UK  introduces the science of human health and is structured around eight globally important health topics, ranging from nutrition and infectious diseases to pain and breast cancer screening.

Queen Mary University of London's Health Law and Biotechnology course – designed as an experiment in cross fertilization among students and teachers from different disciplines – is aimed at providing these competences and skills.

Explore diagnosis and management of respiratory disease using case studies from low resource settings with Chronic Respiratory Diseases (CRD) in Primary Care Settings at The University of Edinburgh delivered through FutureLearn.

Discover better ways to support people with dementia. Explore signs and symptoms, interventions, support networks and more with Foundations in Dementia at The University of Nottingham by FutureLearn.

Understand the key processes regarding organ donation by taking the Organ Donation - The Essentials for Healthcare Professionals at St George's, University of London by FutureLearn.

Supporting your mental health during the coronavirus outbreak with Managing Mental Health and Stress at Coventry University delivered through FutureLearn.

Dysphagia - Swallowing Difficulties and Medicines at University of East Anglia by FutureLearn will enhance the knowledge of any person involved in the administration of medicines to patients with dysphagia.

The Preparation and Set-up for a Clinical Trial course from the University of Birmingham provides a thorough overview in setting up and managing clinical trials. 

The Health and Social Care is a comprehensive program designed to equip individuals with advanced knowledge and skills in the field of healthcare. London School of Planning and Management's offers the Health and Social Care programme. 

London School of Planning and Management's Diploma in Care is a comprehensive program designed to provide individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in the field of caregiving. 

The Improving Clinical Trial Delivery - Investigator Site Staff (Online) course from the University of Birmingham is designed to build understanding and efficiency in the ongoing site management and delivery of open trials. It is aimed at site delivery staff. 

The Respiratory Medicine in Secondary Care course from the University of Birmingham is designed for healthcare professionals in a hospital setting who specialise in respiratory medicine. 

The Epilepsy - An Introduction programme from the University of Birmingham will equip you with a comprehension of the basic principles of epilepsy.

This Introduction to Diabetes course at the University of Roehampton aims to develop knowledge and awareness of the pathophysiology and clinical implications of diabetes, including screening, monitoring, and management in the public.

This practice-focused Advancing Consultation and Clinical Assessment module at Oxford Brookes University provides learners with the opportunity to enhance their knowledge, skills and critical thinking in undertaking patient consultation and clinical assessment.

The knowledge and skills needed to provide dementia care has never been more necessary than it is now. This Principles of Dementia Care course is offered at Cambridge Regional College.

This Diagnostic Reasoning in Practice module at Oxford Brookes University is theory-based. It will enable you to critically appraise knowledge and evidence related to diagnostic tools used within practice.

This Advanced Communication and Supportive Relationships module at Oxford Brookes University explores verbal and non-verbal communication, and the development of supportive relationships, within the context of health and social care.

Professional Practice in Healthcare (Speciality Practice) at University of Wolverhampton offers a unique opportunity to engage with service users and carers, who actively contribute to all aspects of the curriculum.