Adult Nursing Bsc (hons) in University of Bedfordshire, UK

Adult Nursing Bsc (hons) in University of Bedfordshire

A nurse needs to be able to assess needs and plan, implement and evaluate care for people with acute or chronic illness – requiring communication skills and compassion as well as the range of specialist knowledge and nursing skills you will acquire from this degree.

Gain experience in medical and surgical nursing, care of older people, community nursing and nursing in an acute setting.

Successful completion of this course leads to the award of both an Honours degree and registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council as a registered nurse, allowing you to practise as an adult nurse and in accordance with the NHS Constitution.

Unit Information – What Will I Learn?

• Academic Skills For Nursing (NUR017-1) Compulsory
• Essential Nursing Skills And Practice (September 2017) (NUR016-1) Compulsory
• Health And Well-Being (September 2017) (NUR015-1) Compulsory
• Introduction To Professional Practice (NUR018-1) Compulsory
• The Scope Of Adult Nursing (September 2017) (NAD002-1) Compulsory
• Health For Communities And People Across The Lifespan (September 2017) (NUR026-2) Compulsory
• Leadership, Management And Team Working For Professional Practice (September 2017) (NUR023-2) Compulsory
• Nursing Practice And Empowerment For People With Long Term Conditions (September 2017) (NAD020-2) Compulsory
• Nursing Practice In Acute And Immediate Care (September 2017) (NAD028-2) Compulsory
• Enhanced Assessment Skills And Decision Making In Adult Nursing (September 2017) (NAD014-3) Compulsory
• Integrated Nursing Care For Adults With Complex Needs (September 2017) (NAD013-3) Compulsory
• Quality And Safety In Health Care Practice (September 2017) (NUR003-3) Compulsory
• Transition To Registered Practice In Adult Nursing (NAD015-3) Compulsory

How will this course enhance my career prospects?

The course has been designed to enable you to register as an Adult Nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Council and subsequently practise as a registered nurse who is able to:

• Apply critical thinking, reasoning, decision-making and judgment to provide safe and compassionate nursing care to adults in a range of settings that vary in complexity and urgency
• Work in multi-professional contexts, collaborating with health colleagues and other services to deliver high quality, evidence based, contemporary care to sick adults
• Demonstrate resourcefulness and creativity in providing nursing care that that reflects the values of the NHS and that makes a positive difference to the experience of adult patients and their families.

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