Clinical Examination Skills - Advanced Professional Development [Level HE6] part-time
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This course is for all health professionals who may be required to carry out clinical examinations of adult patients. It is a response to changes in the delivery of health care which mean that non-doctor health professionals are taking lead roles in supporting patients who would have previously been cared for by doctors.You will learn how to examine adult patients in a systematic and organised way so that you can identify abnormalities and pathological changes, link these changes to specific disease processes and identify a need for more detailed investigation or referral. You will be required to make sense of clinical findings and therefore you will already possess a good understanding of a…
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This course is for all health professionals who may be required to
carry out clinical examinations of adult patients. It is a response
to changes in the delivery of health care which mean that
non-doctor health professionals are taking lead roles in supporting
patients who would have previously been cared for by doctors.
You will learn how to examine adult patients in a systematic and organised way so that you can identify abnormalities and pathological changes, link these changes to specific disease processes and identify a need for more detailed investigation or referral. You will be required to make sense of clinical findings and therefore you will already possess a good understanding of anatomy, physiology and pathology.
You will enhance your communication skills so that you are able to gain a presenting history from the patient, learn to recognise the importance of history taking and making an action plan for focused clinical examinations.
You will learn how to examine adult patients in a systematic and organised way so that you can identify abnormalities and pathological changes, link these changes to specific disease processes and identify a need for more detailed investigation or referral. You will be required to make sense of clinical findings and therefore you will already possess a good understanding of anatomy, physiology and pathology.
You will enhance your communication skills so that you are able to gain a presenting history from the patient, learn to recognise the importance of history taking and making an action plan for focused clinical examinations.
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