| Course Name |
Nursing - Wound Management & Tissue Viability |
| Course Provider |
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland |
| Course Code |
67531 (Assigned by Qualifax. Not an official code) |
| Course Type |
Postgraduate |
| Qualifications |
| Award Name | NFQ Classification | Awarding Body | NFQ Level |
| Degree - Masters (Level 9 NFQ)
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Major |
National University of Ireland |
Level 9 NFQ |
| Postgraduate Diploma (Level 9 NFQ)
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Major |
National University of Ireland |
Level 9 NFQ |
| Postgraduate Certificate |
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National University of Ireland |
None |
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| Apply To |
Course provider |
| Attendance Options |
Part time |
| Location (Districts) |
St Stephens Green |
| Qualification Letters |
PGCert/PGDip / MSc |
| Application Weblink |
Web Page - Click Here |
| Duration |
Expand+Postgraduate Certificate in Nursing (Wound Management & Tissue Viability):
In this stream, students undertake three modules over one semester. The semester for the certificate programme runs from January to May each year.
Postgraduate Diploma in ...
Hide-Postgraduate Certificate in Nursing (Wound Management & Tissue Viability):
In this stream, students undertake three modules over one semester. The semester for the certificate programme runs from January to May each year.
Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing (Wound Management & Tissue Viability):Postgraduate Nursing Progression
The postgraduate diploma is a one year part time programmes that takes place over two semesters covering six modules.
MSc Nursing (Wound Management & Tissue Viability):
Our MSc Nursing (Wound Management & Tissue Viability) programme is a two year part time programme.
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| Course Fee |
€5,645.00 per year (EU Fees) |
| Link to Course Fee |
Web Page - Click Here |
| Entry Requirements |
Expand+Students who wish to join this programme must be active on the NMBI register
Students must have a level 8 qualification. Applicants who do not hold a level 8 qualification may still be eligable to join them programme through our pathway programme...
Hide-Students who wish to join this programme must be active on the NMBI register
Students must have a level 8 qualification. Applicants who do not hold a level 8 qualification may still be eligable to join them programme through our pathway programme, please contact us for further information on this route.
Students are required to log clinical practice hours relating to wounds specific duties throughout this programme. If you are unsure you can acheive these hours please contact the programme director.
Who is this programme for?
This course is aimed at healthcare professionals from the field of nursing, medicine, pharmacy, podiatry and the pharmaceutical industry, and offers the opportunity to study alongside an international group of professionals.
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| Course Content |
Expand+Our Wound Management & Tissue Viability programme has three variations, students can complete a Posgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma or MSc Nursing programmes,
Postgraduate Certificate in Nursing (Wound Management & Tissue Viability):
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Hide-Our Wound Management & Tissue Viability programme has three variations, students can complete a Posgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma or MSc Nursing programmes,
Postgraduate Certificate in Nursing (Wound Management & Tissue Viability):
In this stream, students undertake three modules over one semester. The semester for the certificate programme runs from January to May each year. This stream is ideal for nurses who want to want to further their learning in the field of Wound Management & Tissue Viability. Students who undertake this Certificate can progress to the Post Graduate Diploma at any point within 2 years of completion.
Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing (Wound Management & Tissue Viability):Postgraduate Nursing Progression
The postgraduate diploma is a one year part time programmes that takes place over two semesters covering six modules. Modules are varied in nature covering research strategies, to leadership and management along with specialist modules which cover the management and assessment of wounds. Students who undertake this stream are required to complete a 250 hour competency log which can be undertaken during their working day. Students who complete this programme can progress to the 2nd year of our MSc Nursing Programme.
MSc Nursing (Wound Management & Tissue Viability):
Our MSc Nursing (Wound Management & Tissue Viability) programme is a two year part time programme. Students complete the Post Graduate Diploma in year one and progress their learning in year two undertaking advanced research with the help of a dedicated academic supervisor.
Postgraduate Certificate in Nursing (Wound Management & Tissue Viability)
Programme Overview:
This unique programme offers individuals the opportunity to explore and analyse existing theories and concepts that are fundamental in wound management and tissue viability. The course provides practitioners with guidance on the management of acute and chronic wounds in all health care settings and is based on good practice, current evidence and supporting guidance. This course offers students the opportunity to study part time taking just one module if they wish or completing six modules and a clinical placement to achieve a post graduate diploma in Wound Management & Tissue Viability.
Learning Outcomes/Aims:
On successful completion of this programme the student will be able to:
Critically evaluate the application of clinical judgement to professional practice by utilising evidence-based practice within wound management and tissue viability;
Critically compare and contrast management and leadership approaches to the effective management and leadership in the provision of within wound management and tissue viability services;
Critically evaluate evidence based methods of assessment and management of wounds of varying aetiologies with reference to person centered care
Critically discuss key considerations in the development of services for individuals with wounds of varying aetiologies within the context of a team approach to care
Demonstrate competency in the delivery and evaluation of patient care within the field of wound management and tissue viability
The post graduate diploma in Wound Management and Tissue Viability is an exciting and highly clinically relevant programme delivered by some of the best Wound Management professionals in Ireland. Students are required to attend the college three days per module. All other lectures are online days where students can access lectures from home. A clinical component of 250 hours is required to gain a Post Graduate Diploma in Wound Management and Tissue Viability. Between the annual study blocks, students are supported by online personal and group tutorials in chat room sessions, and personal tutorials by email or telephone. In addition, there is dedicated Distance Learning Library Support staff to ensure students are able to access necessary databases and full-text journals. The online information and resources are constantly updated for students to access through a Virtual Learning Environment.
Programme Structure:
The post graduate diploma in Wound Management and Tissue Viability
Module Name ECTS Credits Assessment Method
Advanced Research Methods 10 Assignment
Advanced Leadership, Professional & Clinical 10 Assignment
Clinical Practicum - Advanced Refection and Competence 10 Assignment & Clinical Portfolio
Advanced Concepts in Wound Healing & Tissue Repair 10 Assignment & Oral
Critical Issues in the Assessment and Management of Individuals with Leg Ulceration and Lymphoedema 10 Examination & Oral Presentation
Critical Issues in the Assessment and Management of Individuals with Pressure Ulcers and Diabetic Foot Ulcers 10 Assignment
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| Number of Credits |
Level 9 NFQ 60 ECTS Credits |
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What next?
Upon completion of this course students will have developed skills of self-directed learning and critical reflection. Many nurses and midwives having undertaken this programme continue their post graduate education to master's level, preparing them for specialist or advanced practice roles. On successful completion a student may progress to the 2nd year of the MSc Nursing, gaining an MSc Nursing in Wound Management & Tissue Viability. Recommended: MSc Nursing Year 2 |
| Further Enquiries |
More Information:
If you would like further information on this programme please contact:
Programme Coordinator: Ms. Ruth Kelly (ruthkelly@rcsi.ie)
Programme Director: Ms. Julie Jordan O'Brien (juliejordanobrien@rcsi.ie) |
| Course Web Page |
Web Page - Click Here |
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