Dental Implantology
MSc (three years part-time) PgDip (two years part-time)
3 good reasons to study Dental Implantology at Salford • Advance your skills in cutting-edge dental technology • 50% clinical component, managed by a dedicated clinical education co-ordinator • Opportunity to critically analyse and evaluate complex dental care issues
Programme details
This programme provides modular education and training for general dental practitioners, enabling them to develop the core knowledge, skills and clinical competencies needed to practice implant dentistry to a high standard, efficiently and safely. In addition, it will enable skilled professionals to provide safe and effective treatment for a diverse range of patients, recognising and managing their individual needs in this field of dentistry.
Module titles
Year 1: • Management and Treatment of Tooth Loss (30 credits)
• Surgical Implant Treatment I (30 credits)
Year 2: • Restorative Implant Treatment (30 credits)
• Surgical Implant Treatment II (30 credits)
Year 3: • Dissertation (60 credits)
Suitable for
Experienced dental practitioners who hold a GDC registered dental degree, with existing experience and/or skills in oral surgery and/or restorative dentistry. Evidence of completion of basic training in dental implantology and at least two years of post-qualification experience in hospital service or general dental practice is also required.
Career potential
This programme will enable dental practitioners to develop core knowledge, skills and clinical competencies to practice implant dentistry.
Gastroenterology
MSc (four to five years part-time) PgDip (two years part-time) PgCert (one year part-time)
3 good reasons to study Gastroenterology at Salford • Apply knowledge and skills in diagnosis and management to ensure safe, independent practice • Establish diagnosis by use of clinic consultations, physical examination and investigation • Become competent in performing the core investigations required in gastroenterology
Programme details
Delivered by a team of dynamic and supportive staff committed to helping you move professional practice forward, this programme is aimed at specialist registrars (SPRs) within the field of gastroenterology. We provide a structured and co-ordinated pathway for SPRs to progress with academic credit given to both theory and work-based experience. It aims to ensure that the theory underpinning knowledge is delivered alongside and applied to the clinical situation, meeting the needs of clients and clinicians, which is essential for the delivery of a quality service.
Module titles
Core modules: • Medical Ethics and Law (30 credits) • Health Service Management (15 credits) • Medical Teaching and Communication
(15 credits)
Optional modules: • Upper GI and Multi-Organ Diseases (30 credits)
• Small Bowel and Nutrition (30 credits) • Liver, Hepatobiliary and Pancreas (30 credits)
• Lower GI (30 credits) • Dissertation (60 credits)
Suitable for
Produced in collaboration with the North Western Postgraduate Medical Deanery, this programme provides a structured and co-ordinated pathway for specialist registrars to progress in the field of gastroenterology over a five year period of higher medical training.
Career potential
This exciting and innovative programme will enable you to gain a critical and in-depth understanding of the theoretical background underpinning your speciality. It also provides an opportunity to critically evaluate and appraise the current contextual and practice issues involved in the delivery of your specialist field.
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