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Continuous Personal and Professional Development CPPD/CPD Health and Social Care
Summary:

The School of Health and Social Care is the largest provider of CPPD for the health workforce in the South East of the UK. The portfolio offers training for bands 1-7 healthcare professionals. Most programmes are clinically focused and work based.

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Health and Social Care - Foundation Year
Summary:

This entry year acts as a bridge to degree-level studies. Successful completion will guarantee you a place on one of our BSc pre-registration health and social care courses:

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Leading Social Change MA
Summary:

MA Leading Social Change is a part-time 2 year course equipping students to lead complex social change in an age of increasing complexity and disruption.

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PGCE in Practice Education
Summary:

Postgraduate Certificate (PgCert) / Postgraduate Diploma (PgDip) / Masters (MA) course in Practice Education/ Associate Fellow/ Fellow of the HEA, Community/Specialist Practice Teacher Award, Practice Educator Award (Social Work)

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Professional Doctorate in Health and Social Care
Summary:

A Health and Social Care professional doctorate designed for professionals intending to pursue careers as Advanced Practitioners. The course will develop advanced research skills and apply this to professional practice.

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Systems Change: Collaborative Communities PGCert
Summary:

This programme draws on the experience of people who are securing change in communities through collaborative methods and relationships. It is aimed at leaders from both community and citizen leadership backgrounds, as well as professionals.

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BA (Hons) Social Work
Summary:

Degree course in Social Work, accredited by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC); the first step to becoming a qualified social worker.

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BSc (Hons) Health Visiting (Specialist Community Public Health Nursing)
Summary:

This is a health CPD course for registered nurses. This BSc (Hons) is as a top-up for registered nurses with an undergraduate Diploma. Registered nurses with a Bachelor's degree should instead choose the PgDip qualification.

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BSc (Hons) School Nursing (Specialist Community Public Health Nursing)
Summary:

A CPD course for registered nurses. This BSc (Hons) is for nurses with an undergraduate Diploma. Registered nurses with a Bachelor's degree should instead choose the PgDip qualification.

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FdSc Healthcare Assistant Practitioner Apprentice - Foundation Degree in Health
Summary:

The Healthcare Assistant Practitioner Apprenticeship aims to prepare staff to undertake the role of Assistant Practitioner within the healthcare sector. The degree you study is Foundation Degree (FdSc) Health.

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Grad Cert / BSc (Hons) Workplace Health Management
Summary:

Grad Cert / BSc (Hons) Work Place Health Management course for registered nurses looking to work in occupational health and public health nursing.

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MA Social Work
Summary:

Postgraduate Masters (MA) course in Social Work; the first step to becoming a qualified social worker.

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MSc Advanced Clinical Practice (Adult, Child and Mental Health routes)
Summary:

Advanced practitioners are now in demand in all sectors of the health service. This course provides the opportunity to study with the highly regarded School of Health and Social Care at LSBU.

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PgCert/PgDip/MSc Leadership and Service Improvement
Summary:

PgCert/PgDip/MSc Leadership and Service Improvement course focusing on leadership, change management, service innovation and delivery.

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PgDip Health Visiting (Specialist Community Public Health Nursing)
Summary:

This is a health CPD course for registered nurses. This PgDip is for registered nurses with a Bachelors degree. Registered nurses with a Diploma should instead choose the BSc (Hons) qualification.

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