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Adult Nursing Practice

Adult Nursing Practice Mental Health Nursing Practice Learning Disability Nursing Practice

Welcome

School of Nursing and Health Sciences

Faculty of Health Sciences and Wellbeing

• We are Global

Almost 20,000 students in over 100 countries with campuses in both London and Hong Kong and almost 9,000 students studying

• verseas.
• We provide quality teaching

Over 10 areas of ‘world-leading’ and ‘internationally excellent’ research. We have risen 38 places in 2 years in the Guardian Good University Guide. Many of our courses have 100% satisfaction with 9 subject areas receiving

• ver 90% satisfaction for teaching quality and learning resources.
• We have an excellent employability record

93.4% of our graduates in work or further study.

Choose Sunderland

• Our Nursing courses are 5th best in the UK according to the Guardian

University League Tables 2018

• Overall 1st in 2018 UKES
• We have a unique relationship with our Patient, Carer and Public

Involvement Group who take part in a variety of activities to support learning

• The Sunderland School of Nursing has superb facilities; our Living Lab

supports interactive simulation and the development of tomorrow’s nurses

• Developing new Trust partnerships all of the time
• Students on our course will be guaranteed an interview for a Staff Nurse

post with a local Trust following successful completion of the course

Adult Nursing Practice at Sunderland

Mental Health Nursing Practice at Sunderland

• The BSc (Hons) Mental Health Nursing Practice Course has been developed in

partnership with two local NHS Mental Health and Learning Disability Trusts

– This creates a wide variety of placement opportunities and clinical experiences

• The Mental Health work closely with the Adult Nursing Course and we also have

– access to superb facilities; our Living Lab supports interactive simulation for the development of tomorrow’s nurses – a unique relationship with our Patient, Carer and Public Involvement Group who take part in a variety of activities to support learning – Students on our course will be guaranteed an interview for a Staff Nurse post with a local Trust following successful completion of the course

• Academic staff with a variety of specialist skills, knowledge and experience

Learning Disability Nursing Practice at Sunderland

• The BSc (Hons) Learning Disability Nursing Practice Course has been developed in partnership

with our two local NHS Mental Health and Learning Disability Trusts that will enable students to access and experience a variety of clinical placements during their 3 year study. This will also promote job opportunities when students have successfully completed the course.

• The Module Leaders are experienced Learning Disability Nurses, who will provide you with

the knowledge and skills required of a Registered Nurse in Learning Disabilities. We have the added support of our health academics to provide specific teaching in required specialist fields.

• As with our other branches of nursing practice, we have a unique relationship with our

Patient, Carer and Public Involvement Group who take part in a variety of activities to enable safe and realistic learning opportunities to students

• On successful completion of the course, Learning disability students will also have a

guaranteed interview for a staff nurse with a local Trust.

Adult Nursing Practice at Sunderland

Compassion Competence Courage Commitment Communication Caring

What is Nursing? The 6 ‘C’s

You will be prepared to be a qualified Registered Nurse

Professional issues Critical inquiry Health Law and ethics Anatomy and physiology Leadership and management Practical skills Evidence based practice Inter-professional working Numeracy for nurses Pharmacology Reflective Practice Communication skills And more………………….

What will you learn?

What will you learn?

Adult

NUR 102 Critical Enquiry (10 credits) NUR 103 Foundations of Nursing Practice (30 credits) NUR 104 Foundations of Physical and Human Science (30 credits) NUR 105 Introduction to Professional Practice (20 credits) NUR 108 Nursing Practice Placement (30 credits)

Mental Health

NUR 110 Critical Enquiry (10 credits) MHN 100 Foundations of Mental Health Nursing Practice ( 30 credits) NUR 109 Understanding the Bio-psychosocial Principles of Health and Wellbeing (30 credits) NUR 111 Developing Professionalism in Nursing (20 credits) MHN 101 Foundations of Mental Health Nursing: Practice Placement (30 credits)

Learning Disability

NUR 110 Critical Enquiry (10 credits) LDN 100 Foundations of Learning Disability Nursing (30 credits) NUR 109 Understanding the Bio-psychosocial Principles of Health and Wellbeing (30 credits) NUR 111 Developing Professionalism in Nursing (20 credits) LDN 101 Foundations of Learning Disability Nursing Practice: Practice Placement (30 credits)

Adult

NUR 234 Evidence based practice policy (30 credits) NUR 235 Nursing practice for alerted health (40 credits) NUR 238 Nursing practice placement (60 credits)

Mental Health

NUR 240 Practice Based Evidence and Evidence Based Practice (30 credits) MHN 200 Holistic Mental Health Nursing Practice (30 credits) MHN 201 Holistic Mental Health Nursing: Practice Placement (60 credits)

Learning Disability

NUR 240 Practice Based Evidence and Evidence Based Practice (30 credits) LDN 200 Holistic Learning Disability Nursing Practice (30 credits) LDN 201 Holistic Learning Disability Nursing: Practice Placement (60 credits)

Adult

NUR 388 Leadership and management (20 credits) NUR 390 Inter-professional working (20 credits) NUR 391 Dissertation (30 credits) Integrated nursing practice placement (50 credits)

Mental Health

NUR 361 Inter-professional working and Leadership (30 credits) MHN 300 Management and Leadership: Practice Placement (50 credits) NUR 362 Dissertation (40 credits)

Learning Disability

NUR 361 Inter-professional working and Leadership (30 credits) LDN 300 Management and Leadership: Practice Placement (50 credits) NUR 362 Dissertation (40 credits)

Adult Placements

During your 3 year programme you will complete a variety of clinical placements including: Ward based: medicine, surgery, orthopaedics, care of the older person, rehabilitation, mental health Community: district nursing, health visiting, community matrons, mental health Critical Care: intensive care, theatres, accident and emergency, coronary care Specialist teams: tissue viability, diabetes, respiratory, pain control, critical care outreach, stroke

Mental Health Placements

• During your 3 year programme you will complete a variety
• f clinical placements some of them may include:
• Ward based: Acute admissions, Psychiatric Intensive Care

Units (PICU), Rehabilitation services, Older peoples services, Children's services and Forensic Mental Health

• Community: Community mental health teams including

adult and older peoples. Early Intervention into psychosis teams, psychiatric liaison teams

• Specialist teams: Offender Health teams including prison

in-reach, street triage or court liaison. Crisis intervention teams, assertive outreach and early onset teams

Learning Disability Placements

• During your 3 year programme you will experience a variety
• f clinical placements, examples of which are;
• Ward-based: acute admission and treatment wards,

Forensic services, Rehabilitation wards.

• Community: Health Promotion Teams, GP practices, private

and social care services, Learning Disability Community Treatment Teams, Health Facilitation Teams, respite services, schools, Transition teams.

• Specialist teams: Autism services, Prisons, Positive

Behaviour Support teams, specific Mental Health teams.

How will you be assessed?

We assess students in various ways:- OSCE Written Reports Essays Exams Case Studies Clinical Competencies

Programme Outline - example

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BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing Practice - Academic Timetable (Excluding Induction Week) Sept 2018-Sept 2021

What do you need?

• Care experience – desirable but not essential
• Volunteer experience – desirable but not essential
• Pre-Nursing Experience – Sunderland City Hospital –

gives an opportunity to see what nursing is about. Being on the PNE also means you will have guaranteed interview for our programme

• GAP Medics- offer placements overseas, shadowing

healthcare professionals www.gapmedics.co.uk/

What do you need?

• 5 GCSE’s at grade C (new level 4) or above,

must include English and Maths

• 112 UCAS Points, equivalent to A Level grades

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• Other qualifications are accepted too – BTEC,

Access to HE, Open University etc

• Enhanced DBS
• A good personal statement!

Your Personal Statement

• Make it count – this is what gets you an interview
• Why do you want to be a nurse (Adult/LD/MHN)?
• What makes you stand out from the crowd?
• Any volunteer work / evening or weekend work –

customer service

• DoE Award
• Membership of a club – demonstrates teamwork
• Any care experience – could be a relative/friend
• Keep to the point – only 4000 characters allowed

The Selection Process

Two Stages: Stage 1: Numeracy and Literacy Test You are required to pass both tests at 70% Each test lasts 20 minutes Stage 2: Group Activity and Individual Interview Group Activity – working as a team to identify issues in a patient complaint and suggest appropriate changes Individual Activity – Panel Interview

After the Selection Process…

If you are successful you will receive a conditional offer which will be subject to: satisfactory enhanced DBS Self-declaration One health clearance carried out by Occupational Health in placement NHS Trust

Start Dates

Two cohorts

May 2019 – Sept 2019 –

Any questions?