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This module aims to develop your advanced clinical reasoning and professional judgement in non-surgical oncology, enabling you to apply evidence-based practice to complex clinical scenarios.

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Client: The Users Technology Collaboration Programme by the International Energy Agency | Staff: Aimee Ambrose, Danielle Butler, Helen Stockton

International studies indicate that approximately 10% of all patients who are admitted to hospital suffer some form of adverse event (AE). An AE can be defined as an unintended harm to a patient resulting in injury, death or a prolonged admission.

Minor Injury Management module develops advanced skills in assessment and treatment of patients with minor injuries.

This module is aimed at physiotherapists (and other healthcare professionals) who are required to assess and manage musculoskeletal conditions in a range of clinical settings. Furthermore, the clinician may also have wider service related responsibilities.

This module provides the knowledge and skills required to provide advanced physical assessment within the community setting/patient's own homes to help with symptom management and prevent hospital admission

This module develops critical understanding of safety, quality assurance and legal frameworks in imaging, enabling you to improve governance, manage risk and promote safe, effective clinical practice.

Explore the role of physical activity in mental health, including evidence, limitations, and practical approaches to designing safe, inclusive interventions across diverse populations.

This module aims to support the acquisition of knowledge, skills and attributes that are necessary to plan, implement and evaluate mental health interventions at an advanced level.