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Explore theories, models, and evidence-based approaches to loss, grief, and bereavement. Develop skills in compassionate, culturally sensitive support, reflective practice, and organisational strategies when supporting people experiencing loss and grief.

This module will develop your knowledge of anatomy, oncology & management approaches for common sites of head and neck cancer, explore its impact and appraise patient care.

Develop foundational knowledge of supportive oncology and personalised care. Explore the consequences of cancer, holistic assessment, patient empowerment, self-management, and evidence-informed strategies to support people across the cancer care continuum.

Develop advanced knowledge of complex symptom management in oncology, integrating patient-centred, evidence-based approaches and multidisciplinary strategies to improve quality of life for people affected by cancer.

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.

This module enables learners to critically apply knowledge of pathophysiology and pharmacology within the context of oncology care. It supports the further development of clinical reasoning and decision-making skills by exploring the mechanisms of cancer, therapeutic interventions, and the pharmacological principles underpinning treatment regimens. Learners will evaluate how this knowledge informs safe, effective, and person-centred care, and enhances their contribution to multidisciplinary oncology practice, without assuming prescribing responsibilities.

This module supports you in critically evaluating and enhancing your professional development within the broader organisational, sectoral, and global contexts. It enables you to reflect on your performance against recognised standards of excellence and identify strategies for continuous improvement. The module also examines how personal performance excellence can drive team development and how learners can actively support and enable excellence in others, across the Four Pillars of Practice, Clinical, Leadership, Education, and Research.

This module aims to prepare you to work at an enhanced level of practice. You will develop the knowledge, skills, and professional values required to exercise sound clinical judgement within legal, ethical, and professional frameworks; apply evidence-based reasoning and risk management strategies; and communicate effectively with patients and colleagues across the care pathway.

The course is designed to help you teach, train, supervise, assess and mentor others who are involved in learning and development activities.

Evidence-based, client-centred intervention to help you communicate more effectively and support people in making lasting positive change.