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Health and Social Care Professions

NAM7070 [Programme] 2025/26 Fee: £1,350.00

Recognising the Deteriorating Patient

20 Credits

Academic Level: 7

05 Mar 2026 (Available)

Apply by: 06 Mar 2026

March intake

Attendance dates: 05 Mar 2026, 19 Mar 2026, 26 Mar 2026, 16 Apr 2026, 23 Apr 2026, 07 May 2026, 21 May 2026

Course overview

Dates -  5, 19, 26 March, 16, 23 April, 7, 21 May


Students will be equipped to undertake a systematic patient assessment of an acutely deteriorating patient. Students will also be able to demonstrate a critical understanding of the underpinning altered physiology associated with the acutely unwell or deteriorating adult patient. This module is aimed at practitioners working within hospital and community health care services including acute care, pre-hospital care and community environments.  It is carefully designed to deliver up to date theory and to allow discussion of advancements in practice including new interventions and technological developments. The taught content will be linked to students’ experiences allowing critical discussion of practice with other students. 


 Please contact module lead if you are unsure of what level you should apply for.

If you are being funded by an organisation, please remind your employer to authorise your funding on our Wozzad system and if you have one, send your purchase order (PO) to admissions@bucks.ac.uk

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Funding

£1,350.00

Why choose BNU?

96% of BNU graduates are in employment, conducting further study, volunteering, travelling, or caring for others 15 months after graduating (HESA 2024)

Silver for Teaching Excellence (TEF 2023)

No. 1 in the UK for Student Satisfaction. Positivity ranking amongst registered students (NSS 2024)

Top 10 for Teaching Quality. The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2025

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Course details

Course leader

Fiona Chalk

Administrator

Telephone

0330 123 2023

Course delivery

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Prerequisites

Applicants must be working in an appropriate practice environment.

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