Nursing (Adult)
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Short Course
One semester
April 2024
Funded by NHS England, this module is available to Registered Nurses (Levels 6 and 7) and Nursing Associates (Level 6) considering a career in General Practice Nursing. This module provides the opportunity to gain a better understanding of working in Primary Care/General Practice and the skills and knowledge required in the General Practice Nursing role. It aims to support movement into this sector.
Please note: This module is also available as a non-credit-bearing option. This is open to both Registered Nurses/Nursing Associates and also to Student Nurses and Trainee Nursing Associates in 2nd and 3rd year. Should you wish to apply for the non-credit bearing option please visit Discover General Practice Nursing.
The module content is informed by the Primary Care Nursing Career and Core Capabilities Framework and will include:
The module will run over 12 weeks and will be available to access online, providing directed study guidance and signposting to wider reading and additional resources. It is delivered asynchronously (not at the same time or speed) so can be completed at a time to suit. The module content is written and delivered by nurses, expert in the field of General Practice Nursing.
Assessment of knowledge and learning will occur throughout the module, and you will be encouraged and supported to keep a portfolio of learning and reflection which can be used to support your application for a Practice Nurse role. Formal assessment will be in the form of a written assignment.
With an aim to increase employability within the primary care sector, completion of this module will provide you with the opportunity to gain a better understanding of working in General Practice and an introduction to the skills and knowledge required of a General Practice Nurse.
Previous experience
This module is open to both Registered Nurses, Nursing Associates and Trainee Nursing Associates in 2nd and 3rd year.
You should consider further costs which may include books, stationery, printing, binding and general subsistence on trips and visits.
Please see our programme enrolment dates below.
For further information, please contact the module lead on: L.K.kong@salford.ac.uk
Course ID -
Institution S03