Holistic Assessment of Adults in Specific Care Settings

Overview

What are the aims of the module?

  • To provide the student with an opportunity to demonstrate motivation and commitment to the development of the holistic assessment processes of adult patients/clients in a specific practice setting
  • To engage in comprehensive enquiry with identified aspects of holistic assessment of individual’s.
  • To extend opportunities for critical self-evaluation.
  • To achieve specified holistic assessment competencies in the work place.
 

Content and Modules

What will I study?

There will be an emphasis on practitioners identifying learning content based on their personal development plan, specific to the holistic assessment needs of their particular adult patient/client group

 

Further Information

How will I be assessed?

Assessment consists of the compilation of a portfolio of evidence including documentation and assessment of actual holistic assessments carried out, an Objective Structured Clinical Examination and a critical self-evaluation

Should you require any further information about this module please contact the Course Leader/Module Leader:

Wendy Braithwaite and Mark Ranson

w.braithwaiteucs.ac.uk|   01284 713346

m.ransonucs.ac.uk| 01473 338529

 

At a glance details

Module level

Level 7 

Module length

One semester

Credit points

20

Location

UCS Ipswich|

Study Day dates for 2011/12:

  • 18/01/12
  • 01/02/12
  • 15/02/12
  • 07/03/12
  • 21/03/12
  • 04/04/12
    This module is mandatory for the MSc Advanced Healthcare Practice but can be taken as a stand alone CPD Option

Related courses

Related Links

MSc Advanced Health Care Practice (with Pathways in Advanced Night Practitioner, Allied Health Professionals)|