Developing Skills and Competence in Psychiatric Practice
Who should attend this course?
This module is aimed at Health and social care professionals practising in a range of acute and community mental health care settings.
Course content
Students will be given the opportunity to attend lectures, seminars and workshops. The content will include:
- Epidemiology
- Psychiatric/ mental health assessment tools, treatment and prevention
- Critical appraisal skills
- Risk assessment and management/ Clinical Information management/ statistics and research
- Transcultural Psychiatry
- Psychosocial interventions
- Social inclusion and Recovery
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Why choose this course?
- Learn:The Developing Skills and Competence in Psychiatric Practice course is designed to provide the opportunity to develop skills and competence when working with a diverse target population within psychiatric and mental health practice
- Course for: The Developing Skills and Competence in Psychiatric Practice course is aimed at Health and social care professionals practising in a range of acute and community mental health care settings.
- Credit / level: 30/7
How to apply
Apply for the he Developing Skills and Competence in Psychiatric Practice course
Entry requirements...
Students should have registration with a relevant UK professional body; Two years full time (or equivalent) experience within a relevant field; employment in, or access to, an appropriate area of psychiatric practice whilst enrolled on the programme
Course fees
Credit / level for this course:30/7
Study routes
- Part Time