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Anita's background is in adult nursing, community nursing and health visiting. She worked for many years as a frontline Health Visitor, then supporting students undertaking the Specialist Community Public Health Nursing course as a Practice Teacher.

David joined Sheffield Hallam as a full-time Senior Lecturer in February 2021. He worked previously as a Senior Radiographer, Practice Educator and eventually as the Training & Development Manager for medical imaging within a large local hospital trust.

The module covers salient and contemporary subjects in the management of neuromusculoskeletal pain.

This module is suitable for registered healthcare practitioners aiming to deliver advanced level physical assessment and consultation to adults as part of an Advanced Clinical Practice training programme. The student will learn the core skills of structured history taking and physical examination, which can be applied to any healthcare setting.

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

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.

This module is about the clinical management of conditions which present in primary care, which reflects the complex clinical presentations encountered by Advanced practitioners working in this setting.

Advanced module exploring management of clinical complexities in primary care, focusing on critical decision-making, holistic assessment, risk management, and evidence-based interventions to improve patient outcomes.