1. Developing careers Postgraduate and Continuing Professional and Personal Development (CPPD) Faculty of Health Sciences Dr Wendy Wigley: Director of Programmes Centre for Innovation and Leadership

2. 2 The Centre for Innovation and Leadership in Health Sciences Healthcare leaders, clinicians and researchers Advanced knowledge and capability

4. Centre for Innovation and Leadership in Health Sciences 4

5. Postgraduate taught programmes

6. 6 This masters in health sciences is a flexible programme of higher level study that is suitable for both clinicians and non-clinicians. Its chief objective is to give you the academic credentials you need to improve your chances of being promoted to more senior posts. Additional programmes MSc Health Sciences Pathway: Standard Mental health pathway Neonatal (on line)

7. 7 Programmes MSc Advance d Clinical Practice Pathways: Standard Pathway (3 optional modules) Advanced Nurse Practitioner Advanced Practitioner Advanced neonatal nurse practitioner Advanced neonatal practitioner Children and Young people Critical Care Specialist practice community nursing (DN) Specialist practice community childrens (CCN)

8. MSc Advanced Clinical Practice PG Diploma Advanced Clinical Practice Dr Helen Rushforth, Programme Lead her@soton.ac.uk

9. Full time over 13 months: commences September each year Pathways, made up of a variety of core, required and option modules depending on the pathway. Module information found at: http://www.southampton.ac.uk/healthsciences/cpd/courses. page Programme/application information at http://www.southampton.ac.uk/healthsciences/postgraduate /index.page http://www.southampton.ac.uk/healthsciences/cpd/courses. page http://www.southampton.ac.uk/healthsciences/postgraduate /index.page 9

10. MSc ACP Pathways Advanced Nurse Practitioner/Advanced Practitioner pathways Standard Pathway Children and Young People pathway Critical Care pathway Specialist Practice Community Nursing Pathways - District Nursing in the Home and Community Children’s Nursing Advanced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner/Advanced Neonatal practitioner pathways 10

11. Entry Requirements MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice (Standard, Critical Care, Midwifery, Children & Young People pathways) entry requirements are: A first degree (2:2 class or above) or equivalent in a relevant subject from an approved institution of higher education. A current professional registration with a relevant professional statutory body or equivalent and a current or recent relevant job contract in a clinical or clinically related area At least two years relevant post registration clinical experience (for critical care, midwifery and children & young people pathways the experience needs to be within those fields of practice) At least one satisfactory reference (on some occasions a second reference will be required) 11

12. Standard Pathway/Core Modules: Basic structure on which all pathways are built Research Methods for Evidence Based Practice Level 7 - 10 ECTS Diagnostic Assessment and Decision Making OR Decision Making for Advanced Clinical Practice Level 7 - 10 ECTS Transition to Advanced Practice Level 7 - 10 ECTS Option module* Level 6** or 7 - 10 ECTS Option module* Level 6** or 7 - 10 ECTS Option module* Level 6** or 7 - 10 ECTS Dissertation – 30 ECTS *Two of the three options must be clinically focused. **One of the three option modules can be at level 6.

13. Critical Care Pathway Research Methods for Evidence Based Practice Level 7 - 10 ECTS Diagnostic Assessment and Decision Making OR Decision Making for Advanced Clinical Practice Level 7 - 10 ECTS Transition to Advanced Practice Level 7 - 10 ECTS Advancing Practice in Critical Care 1 x Level 6 (10 ECTS) Level 7 - 10 ECTS x 2 Or Level 7 10 ECTS x3 Two of: Principles of History Taking and Physical Assessment Pharmacology and Applied Clinical Science for Medicines Management WBL* or Open module with a critical care focus (can be 20 ECTS) Contemporary advances in Cardiology Option module Dissertation – 30 ECTS

14. 14 MSc Advanced Clinical Practice: Neonatal pathway

15. PG Diploma in Specialist Community Public health Nursing (SCPHN)must be … a qualified Nurse or Midwife on part(s) 1 or 2 of the NMC register Leads to registration on part 3 of the NMC register (on completion of the programme) As one of the following annotations –Health visitor –School nurse –Occupation Health Nurse –*** 15

16. 16 The organisations above will normally advertise SCPHN training opportunities shortly. These will be advertised via NHS Jobs so please keep a close eye on the website http://www.jobs.nhs.uk/http://www.jobs.nhs.uk/ Selection and recruitment is undertaken by an application and interview process, just as if you were applying for a post

17. MSc Complex Care in Older People All health and social care practitioners and the modules within the programme that are available to the workforce as CPPD (level 7) include: Fundamentals of Complex Care in Older People Advanced Complex Care in Older People Nutritional Care for Older People with Complex Care Needs Supporting Adults with Dementia 17

18. Postgraduate taught programmes Leadership and Management

19. 19 Leadership and Management Programmes MSc Leadership and Management in Health and Social Care MSc Clinical Leadership in Cancer, Palliative and End of Life care BSc (Hons) Healthcare: Management, Policy and Research

20. 20 MSc Leadership and Management in Health and Social care  Interdisciplinary programme  Leadership qualities: core relational skills for ethical leadership –Self- awareness –Leading teams –Strategic leadership

21. 21 MSc Clinical Leadership in Cancer, Palliative and End of Life Care

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