Postgraduate Credit Advocacy and Education for Quality Improvement in Practice (A-EQUIP)

Entry requirements

Applicants are required to have the support of their employer and to have access to a relevant practice environment and a suitably trained Practice Assessor for the assessment of the Professional Advocate competencies

Months of entry

January, March, October, November

Course content

This Royal Collegfe of Nursing accredited course follows NHS England guidelines and takes input from Health Education England to prepare students for Professional Advocate careers.

The University of Wolverhampton, noting the importance of training healthcare practitioners to attend vital health and wellbeing issues, offers you a curriculum led by field experts that makes use of cutting-edge skills lab facilities.

You will be immersed in peer group clinical supervision, collaboratively aiding in your formative, normative, restorative and compassionate growth.

While this course is specifically crafted to help you fulfil the role of Professional Advocate as understood in nursing and midwifery, the skills and subject knowledge learned will be equally applicable to other health professions, granting you security in career prospects and opportunities for further progress.