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Assessment and Management of Minor Illness

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Key Facts

  • Module Code

    NURM089

  • Level

    Post RegistrationPO

  • Duration

    1 semester part time

  • Starting

    February

Updated 28/03/2025

Discovery Days

Updated 28/03/2025

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For questions regarding study and admissions please contact us:

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Overview

This module is designed to equip registered allied health professionals from a variety of settings with the underlying principles required to facilitate integrated, autonomous assessment and management of minor illness.

Highlights

  • Integrated and clinically focused module content which supports the development of advanced practice within the scope of minor illness.
  • Facilitated by practicing clinicians with subject specific experience.
  • A part time module which can be undertaken as a stand-alone option or as part of a full MSc.

Entry Requirements

  1. Applicants must hold an appropriate healthcare or bachelor’s degree with honours or have evidence of recent level 6 study.
  2. Current professional body registration (UK registered).
  3. Employment within a relevant health and social care related environment.

Nurses, midwives, allied health professionals and pharmacists with current professional body registrations are encouraged to apply.

Course Content

Fees and Funding

2025/26 Tuition Fees

Fees quoted relate to study in the Academic Year 25/26 only and may be subject to inflationary increases in future years.

  • Module costs: £945 per 20 credit module

Please contact Karen Edwards for further information about fees for this module.

For more information about possible funding options, please visit our Fees and Funding pages.

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Senior Lecturer in Nursing (Advanced Practitioner)
Faculty of Health, Education and Society

Clare Cooper
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Senior Lecturer in Nursing (Advanced Practitioner)
Faculty of Health, Education and Society

Clare Cooper

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