Advanced Clinical Practice

The Advanced Clinical Practice MSc program from The University of Exeter will provide a strong academic underpinning to the role of the Advanced Clinical Practitioner and encourage you to expand your scope of practice as part of the advanced practice agenda outlined by the Health Education England multi professional framework for advanced clinical practice.

This Advanced Clinical Practice MSc program from The University of Exeter is designed for practitioners from a range of backgrounds including (but not limited to) radiography, nursing, pharmacy, paramedics, occupational therapy and midwiferyYou’ll develop the skills and expertise required to respond to challenges facing our modern day health service

Our teaching is supported by problem-based learning groups where you can explore cases, develop peer support networks and share clinical experiences. Blended learning will be used to support the face to face education and a range of online resources will be shared with you to support your learning.

Career opportunities:

Demand for healthcare services, intensifying workforce pressures and a growing consensus of the vastly untapped potential of Nurses, Midwives and Allied Health Professions has led to the continued growth of the advanced practice agenda within the NHS.

Studying towards advanced clinical practice aims to enable clinicians to practice to their full potential, meeting the healthcare needs of the population through innovative, collaborative and autonomous working. There are a multitude of career opportunities within the advanced clinical practice sphere and these continue to grow on a yearly basis. The following case studies aim to highlight just a small number of such opportunities and how, through the Advanced Clinical Practice program at The University of Exeter, a student can develop and specialise to meet these goals.

Courses include:

• Advanced Clinical Assessment and Decision-Making Skills

• Research for Advanced Clinical Practice (Literature)

• Acute Presentations in Practice

• Axial Skeletal Reporting

• Care of the Older Adult