Modules

Overview: The extended case study module aims to enable you to engage and manage a client with complex health and social care needs. You will be required to systematically assess, plan, intervene and evaluate their health and social care interventions. You will have access to 12 hours of supervision provided by an appropriate and qualified health care professional with experience of supervision. This module will be taught through two main methods. There will be an initial tutorial with the module leader to examine the structure of the extended case study, the supervision process and the systematic approach to care. Following this, each student will be allocated a designated supervisor who will act as a resource for enabling you to select the appropriate assessment format and structure the case formulation strategy.

Credits: 40
Level: 5
Location: Duncan Macmillan House, Nottingham
Target: All health and social care professionals
Duration: 8 days self directed

For further information, please contact: Vicky Baldwin. Tel: 0115 969 1300 ext 10638.
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Overview: This module presents an understanding of recovery orientated practice initiatives central to contemporary mental care provision. The module content focuses upon effective case management strategies that incorporate recovery planning and promotes stafety and therapeutic risk taking. Health promotion, wellness strategies and social inclusive practice are key components of this programme.

Credits: 20
Level: 5 & 6
Location: Duncan Macmillan House, Nottingham
Target: All health and social care professionals
Duration: 5 days

For further information, please contact: Chris Tandy. Tel: 07545 229 632
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Overview: One of the goals of healthcare practice is to work with people to improve their health and independence. Sometimes this may mean living well, even with the presence of symptoms. This module aims to highlight the importance of self-initiated coping in managing distressing experiences and to focus upon strengthening and enhancing positive strategies; to maintain wellness and promote independence.

Credits: 20
Level: 5 & 6
Location: Duncan Macmillan House, Nottingham
Target: All health and social care professionals
Duration: 5 days

For further information, please contact: Ray Woodcock. Tel: 01777 247 368
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Overview: This module is an introduction to evidenced-based family interventions for staff who work alongside carers. The module content presents an understanding of family intervention literature, family assessments and evidenced based approaches. These include health promotion strategies, utilising strengths and supports, coping and stress reduction, problem solving techniques and enhancing interpersonal communication.

Credits: 20
Level: 5 & 6
Location: Duncan Macmillan House, Nottingham
Target: All health and social care professionals
Duration: 5 days

For further information, please contact: Chris Tandy. Tel: 07545 229 632
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