Ireland

Nursing - Recognition & Management of the Deteriorating Adult

Course code: DK_NNRMD_9
Level: Level 9
Award: Special Purpose Certificate (Level 9 NFQ)
Classification: Special Purpose
Awarding body: Dundalk Institute of Technology
Duration: 12 weeks (1 Semester), part-time, blended. This programme is delivered on Wednesdays, from 09.00hrs to 12.00hrs with a combination of Face to Face and Live on line lectures, as per the timetable below (please not this is subject to change) 28th Jan Face to Face in DkIT (09.00hrs to 16.00hrs) 4th Feb Live online lectures (09.00hrs to 12.00hrs) 18th Feb Live online Lectures 09.00hrs to 12.00hrs) 4th March Face to Face in DkIT (09.00hrs to 16.00hrs) 18th March Live online Lectures 09.00hrs to 12.00hrs) 15th April Live online Lectures 09.00hrs to 12.00hrs) 22nd April Face to Face in DkIT (09.00hrs to 16.00hrs) 7th May Face to Face in DkIT (09.00hrs to 16.00hrs) PLEASE NOTE THIS TIMETABLE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE In addition, students will undertake directed and independent study.

Programme summary

The aim of the programme are to provide learners with opportunities to develop their knowledge and skills in the recognition and management of the deteriorating adult/patients.

Entry requirements

You MUST be: Be a registered Nurse with NMBI or equivalent Be currently employed in a health care setting All applicants will normally hold a relevant Level 8 qualification (or equivalent). Applicants who do not have a Level 8 qualification may apply for entry to the programme in accordance with the procedures outlined in the DkIT Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Policy. Applicants may be called for interview

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