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45 Short courses in Nursing in United Kingdom
Perspectives on Illness and Care - Inequalities and Understanding the Service User Experience
Perspectives on Illness and Care: Inequalities and Understanding the Service User Experience at the University of Northampton examines illness and care through personal, social and cultural perspectives.
Safeguarding - Level 6
At the Safeguarding - Level 6 course from The University of Lancashire you'll learn about core safeguarding principles on this short course. You'll be able to apply safeguarding theory to real-world healthcare issues.
Dementia, Space and Place
Dementia, Space and Place at University of Stirling explores the role of design and the environment in supporting and caring for people living with dementia.
Tropical Nursing
The overarching aim of the Tropical Nursing course offered by London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine is to prepare nurses, midwives and other medical professionals, to work effectively in tropical and resource-poor situations.
Practice Assessor - Practice Supervisor preparation
This two-day course in Practice Assessor - Practice Supervisor preparation offered by Middlesex University prepares qualified nurses to be Practice Assessors and Practice Supervisors.
Developing Palliative Care Practice
This Developing Palliative Care Practice course offered by The University of Lancashire is an exciting, contemporary, multi-professional module which relevant for those working across a range of settings, caring for children, young people and/or adults.
Maternal Critical Care
Develop specialist knowledge, skills and expertise to meet the needs of neonates who require intensive or emergency care with this Maternal Critical Care course at the University of Salford.
Principles of Care Planning
Are you looking to complete one of our nursing training courses? This Principles of Care Planning qualification at Cambridge Regional College aims to improve your understanding of your role in supporting the preferences and needs of individuals in relation to their care and support.
Advanced Concepts for Leading in Community Nursing
This Advanced Concepts for Leading in Community Nursing course at Robert Gordon University will enable the student to develop a critical understanding of the theories, principles and concepts required to become a leader within advanced district nursing.
Special Care of the Newborn
This Special Care of the Newborn course at the University of Bedfordshire explores the provision of evidence base and holistic care for the newborn and their families within the Special Care environment.
Principles of Adult Care Home Nursing (HE6)
The Principles of Adult Care Home Nursing (HE6) course at the University of Greater Manchester supports nursing professionals in developing the knowledge and skills required to provide safe, effective and person-centred care for adults living in care homes.
Principles of End of Life Care
This Principles of End of Life Care qualification at Cambridge Regional College aims to help identify, develop and formally recognise knowledge and skills surrounding the care of a dying person.
Public Health and Nursing
On the Public Health and Nursing programme at FutureLearn in partnership with Coventry University you'll explore how nurses can assess community health needs, and analyse public health theories to lead public health promotion.
Care of the Intraoperative Patient
The Care of the Intraoperative Patient course offered by The University of Lancashire is aimed at practitioners who want to increase their knowledge and understanding of caring for patients during the intraoperative phase of treatment.
Research Methods
This Research Methods module at the University of Salford is ideal for health and social care professionals looking to develop a rigorous approach to a research project.
Advanced University Diploma Fundamentals of General Practice Nursing
The University Advanced Diploma General Practice Nursing course from University of Wolverhampton is designed to meet the continuous professional development (CPD) needs of Registered Nurses new to working in general practice and aims to provide a mix of theoretical and clinical skills that are relevant to current clinical practice and the changing context of primary care provision.
The Professional Nursing and Midwifery Advocate Course
The Professional Nursing and Midwifery Advocate Course at Canterbury Christ Church University is a 12 to 16-week online programme that prepares registered nurses and midwives to become Professional Nursing Advocates or Professional Midwifery Advocates.
Principles of Public Health Nursing Practice
Explore and develop a critical understanding of the concepts, theories, principles, and models underpinning contemporary public health nursing practice in Principles of Public Health Nursing Practice at University of Stirling
Neonatal Care
This Neonatal Care course at the University of Bedfordshire explores a critical understanding of the evidence base underpinning care of the newborn within the Neonatal Special, High Dependency and Intensive Care environments.
Dementia Awareness Training
This one-day training in Dementia Awareness Training by Middlesex University provides the necessary knowledge and information to prepare staff with confidence in how to manage the holistic needs of the person with dementia.