Becoming a Professional Advocate (PA)
A 20-credit level 7 module developed with NHS England and NHS Improvement to support your development to become a Professional Advocate (PA).
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programmes are a great way enable you to learn new skills, progress into specialisms or take on new responsibilities. This means that you can further advance your skills by studying a postgraduate course, single module or attending a short study skills session.
Find information about applying on our health CPD study apply page.
A 20-credit level 7 module developed with NHS England and NHS Improvement to support your development to become a Professional Advocate (PA).
Understand and apply clinical leadership skills to reflect the essential need for safe, effective and caring clinical practice.
Critically evaluate global demographic and social drivers relevant to contemporary communities of practice
A unique opportunity for health, education, and social care practitioners to engage in interdisciplinary learning on infant mental health and wellbeing.
Using a theory-based approach, students will critically appraise current knowledge and evidence related to diagnostic tools used within practice.
This module enables practitioners and professionals to contribute more effectively to initiating and leading change and development.
Enable students to manage a range of clinical presentations in the out of hospital environment.
Develop knowledge and skills in relation to key mental health related practice.