Professional Development
MSc (three years part-time) PgDip (two years part-time) PgCert (one year part-time)
3 good reasons to study Professional Development at Salford • This programme will build around your clinical practice, with a strong focus on work-based learning • Aimed at health care practitioners including those who are extending their role • Supports the continuing professional development of practitioners from a range of disciplines
Programme details
This programme adopts an innovative and multi-professional approach to developing practice and will develop your abilities in the following clinical areas: • Expert practice • Mentorship and leadership • Communication and influencing skills • Decision-making • Application of research and evidence-based practice
• Critical thinking and reflection • Independent learning and ability
Module titles
• Assessment and Diagnostics (30 credits) • Management of Long-Term Conditions (30 credits)
• Extending Proficiencies (30 credits) • Professional Business Management for Health Professionals (30 credits) • Dissertation (60 credits)
Suitable for
Health care practitioners who wish to develop their practice and meet the challenge of change. It is particularly relevant to those working with long-term disorders such as diabetology, rheumatology, neurology and cardiovascular conditions.
Career potential
This programme will support the development of the advanced and extended skills and competencies required to address the needs of patients and clients in the modernised service.
Psycho-oncology
MSc (three years part-time) PgDip (two years part-time) PgCert (one year part-time)
3 good reasons to study Psycho-oncology at Salford • A unique multidisciplinary programme in the UK • Opportunity to gain research knowledge and practical skills in this specialist field • Tuition from leading experts
Programme details
Psycho-oncology embraces the psychological, social, behavioural, spiritual and ethical aspects of cancer. It considers the patient, family and carers at all stages of the illness, treatment and beyond. You will explore research and health policy and gain: • A foundation in cancer and health psychology which underpins later modules
• Practical skills in research, communication and psychological assessment
• An evidence-base for the provision of psychological support and treatment approaches
• Knowledge and understanding of transition, survivorship and long-term consequences of cancer for the patient, family and carers
Module titles
• Key Concepts in Cancer and Psycho-oncology (30 credits)
• Psychological Health and Illness (30 credits)
• Faculty Research Methods (30 credits) • Living with and Beyond a Cancer Diagnosis (30 credits)
• Dissertation (60 credits)
All modules are available for stand-alone study if students do not wish to undertake the full programme.
Suitable for This programme is for medical and allied health professionals and nursing, psychology and social care professionals who wish to develop their skills in providing psychological support for patients with cancer and their families. It is suitable for professionals who have a mixed role in acute and community settings as well as those working in specialist cancer centres.
Career potential
This programme provides skills and knowledge for those wishing to take on additional roles and responsibilities, and in turn will enhance career opportunities.
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