Undergraduate Credit Fundamentals of History Taking and Physical Assessment for the Adult Patient/Client

Program Overview

This part-time undergraduate credit program in Fundamentals of History Taking and Physical Assessment for the Adult Patient/Client equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills to conduct basic physical health assessments and effectively communicate patient data. The program consists of one core module and is delivered over 10 weeks, allowing busy professionals to enhance their skills without enrolling in a full degree program.

Program Outline

Undergraduate Credit Fundamentals of History Taking and Physical Assessment for the Adult Patient/Client

Degree Overview:

• Award: Undergraduate Credit
• Start dates: 13 January 2025, 6 May 2024, 26 September 2024
• UCAS Code: (not specified)
• Course specifications: Available upon request
• Course length: Part-time (10 weeks)
• Campus location: University: City Campus, University: Walsall Campus
• School: School of Nursing
• UCAS points calculator: Available upon request

Objectives:

• Introduce students to the process of history taking and the knowledge, techniques and skills needed to perform a basic physical health assessment of an adult.
• Enable students to effectively communicate with patients to determine their care needs, and use this assessment to inform practical application of treatment.
• Develop a comprehensive understanding of the legislative and professional frameworks underpinning this aspect of nursing practice.

Outline:

Year 1

• Module: Fundamentals of History Taking and Physical Assessment for the Adult Patient / Client
• Credits: 20
• Period: 1
• Type: Core
• Locations: University: Walsall Campus; University: City Campus
• Description: This module introduces the principles of history taking and the necessary skills and techniques for conducting a basic physical health assessment of an adult.
Students will learn to interpret and effectively communicate patient data to contribute to a multidisciplinary approach to clinical management within their scope of practice.

Modules Summary

• This program consists of one core module:
• Fundamentals of History Taking and Physical Assessment for the Adult Patient / Client

Assessment:

• The method and criteria for assessment in this program are not available in the provided context.

Teaching:

• The teaching methods, faculty, and unique approaches used in this program are not available in the provided context.

Careers:

• Information on potential career paths, opportunities, and outcomes associated with the completion of the program is not available in the provided context.

Other:

• This standalone module allows students to gain knowledge and skills in history taking and physical assessment without enrolling in a full degree program.
• The program is aimed at registered healthcare professionals who need to conduct and report on physical assessments as part of their duties.
• The program is delivered in a part-time format over 10 weeks, making it suitable for busy professionals.
• Students can choose to start the program on three different dates throughout the year.

Note:

The provided context lacks details on the assessment, teaching, careers, and other aspects of the program. If you need more information about these sections, please refer to the official program website or contact the University of Wolverhampton directly.