NHS Lothian Collaborative Modules
QMU offers a number of modules in collaboration with NHS Lothian. These modules are for registered healthcare professionals working in an appropriate area.
The modules offer a range of clinical and professional development opportunities that can be taken individually for your continuing professional development.
NHS Lothian Collaborative Modules: In brief
All modules are at Scottish Credit Qualification Framework (SCQF)
40 credits at level 10
- Community Clinical Decision Making
40 Credits at level 11
- Community Clinical Decision Making
- Advanced History Taking and Clinical Examination for Advanced Practitioners
- Clinical Work-based Learning for Advanced Practitioners.
How will I be taught?
Structure, delivery, duration and outcome
Structure: These are single modules
Delivery: Variable
Duration: Variable
Outcomes: Please see individual course for SCQF outcome.
NHS Lothian Collaborative Modules: Entry requirements and application information
Entry requirements
The modules are open to registered healthcare practitioners working in an appropriate area.
Applicants must be registered with a professional body (ie NMC, HCPC, GPC, etc). These modules do not lead to professional registration.
Fees
Fees: TBC
Fee Waiver: If you are in receipt of any form of state benefit (including Working Tax credits) and are studying part-time at undergraduate level then you may be eligible for a Fee Waiver.
Application
For further information, including application process, please contact NHS Lothian
Application deadline
TBC
Start date
Start date will depend on module/s chosen.
More information and QMU contacts
For further information about pre-requisites, dates and venues etc please contact Bill Lawson or contact NHS Lothian