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Advanced Communication and Supportive Relationships Oxford Brookes University
4,2(65)Online Top 15% in WorldwideThis 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.
Leadership in Health and Social Care Robert Gordon University
4,3(53)Online Top 20% in WorldwideThis Leadership in Health and Social Care module at Robert Gordon University sets out to enable students to critically reflect on leadership within the context of health and social care.
Therapeutic Advances and Selfcare Management in Diabetes Mellitus University of Salford
4,3(99)Salford, United Kingdom Top 15% in WorldwideThis Therapeutic Advances and Selfcare Management in Diabetes Mellitus module at the University of Salford aims to enhance your understanding of the recent pharmacological innovations in the management of diabetes mellitus.
Health and Vocational Behaviour University of Salford
4,3(99)Salford, United Kingdom Top 15% in WorldwideThis Health and Vocational Behaviour module at the University of Salford will provide you with knowledge of a range of influences on health behaviour and the relationships between work, health and wellbeing, as well as a critical understanding of the use of digital data in health behaviour change.
Contemporary Trends in Diabetes Care University of Salford
4,3(99)Salford, United Kingdom Top 15% in WorldwideThis Contemporary Trends in Diabetes Care module at the University of Salford is designed to enhance your theoretical and clinical knowledge of diabetes mellitus with specific emphasis on prevention.
Adult Acute Care Anglia Ruskin University
4,1(97)Cambridge, United Kingdom Top 15% in WorldwideThe Adult Acute Care course offered by Anglia Ruskin University develops expertise in clinical deterioration management, critical care assessment, patient safety, quality improvement, and evidence-based acute care practice.