Pgdip Specialist Community Nursing (District Nursing Pathway)

... United Kingdom
... Keele University

Course Overview

The aim of this program is to support the development and enhancement of essential knowledge and skills in the registered practitioner to equip them for a career in specialist community nursing. This will be actualized through building upon the theoretical and clinical basis of their specialized area of practice, through the delivery of a coherent program of study. The award options have a contemporary focus and meet the NMC Standards for Specialist Education and Practice (NMC, 2001) for those aspiring to work within the field of District Nursing.

General Eligibility

Current first level Professional Registration on Part 1 of the NMC Register (Registered Nurse). Either a BSc (Hons) or evidence of success at degree-level study. Level 2 Maths and English prior to commencing the program (requirement of the apprenticeship route). Sponsorship from an authorized NHS Trust/Organisation. The selection process is undertaken in association with the sponsoring NHS Trust/Organisation.

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Programme Information
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Course Category

Healthcare and Nursing


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Campus Name

Staffordshire


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Course Level

Postgraduate


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Duration

1


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Available Intake

September


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Tuition Fees Range

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