Taught course
Interprofessional Diabetes Course for Healthcare Professionals
Entry requirements
- General Practitioners, Practice Nurses, Community Diabetes Nurses, Trainee In-patient diabetes nurses, Medical Practitioners, Oncology, Respiratory, Renal and Cardiology Community Nurse and Advanced Care Practitioners, District Nurses, Allied Health Care Professionals, Pharmacists, Junior Doctors (F1-CT2)
- Medical or nursing degree or post-licensure status as an allied health profession active for at least 2 years
- Full GMC/nursing council registration to practice
- English language proficiency
Months of entry
May
Course content
The prime aim of this programme is to provide practitioners from different specialities with the knowledge and competencies to manage, maintain, treat and/or transfer patients with diabetes to the appropriate tier of care. The outcomes will include improved personal confidence, more effective referral in the tiered structure of diabetes care, appropriate collaboration and engagement with the specialist team(s) and intelligent use of new therapies.
Booking and more information can be viewed HERE.
Fees and funding
UK students
£850
International students
£850
Qualification, course duration and attendance options
- Level 7, 15 credits transcript
- part time2.5 months
- Distance learningis available for this qualification
Assessment
Assessment | What kind of work will I be doing? (proportionally) |
---|---|
Written/ formal examinations | 10 |
Creative work | 25 |
Objective Patient Evaluation and Review Assessment (OPERA) | 65 |
Course contact details
- Name
- Professional Education
- pec@sgul.ac.uk