Module code: PRP6015-C
To develop existing knowledge and skills of the principles of anatomical examination and pathophysiology underpinning patient assessment and enhance the clinical skills associated with assessment in order to undertake safe examination amongst a specified client group, with the ability to demonstrate clinical reasoning.
To develop an understanding of the disease processes for a specified client group and the skills required to assess and manage these clients within professional boundaries and protocols.
To identify opportunities for patient care and service delivery.
Case histories drawn from primary, secondary and tertiary health care settings covering a range of anatomical systems, physiology and pathology.
Keynote lectures on anatomy, anatomical assessment, related physiology and pathophysiology of cancer.
Ethical and legal and professional aspects of extended/advanced roles.
Clinical history taking and examination relevant to specific cancer.
Protocols and procedures and the auditing of practice.
Clinical governance and clinical effectiveness.
Critical reading skills.