MSc Primary and Community Care

Overview

The MSc Primary and Community Care is ideal if you are a Registered Healthcare Professional currently working in a primary care and/or community care setting. It will provide you with a flexible, learner centred and practice focused programme of study which aims to meet your personal, professional and practice development needs. The course reflects the growing field of advanced clinical practice and aligns to the guidelines for General Practice Nursing produced by the Royal College of General Practitioners, the Royal College of Nursing’s Advanced Practice Guidelines, Health Education England’s pillars of Advanced Practice and the Queen’s Nursing Institute’s Voluntary Standards for Education and Practice.

About The Course

The MSc Primary and Community Care is a specialised Master’s degree Programme designed to provide Registered Healthcare Professionals (who are currently working in the Primary or Community Care setting) with a supportive yet challenging, flexible, learner-centred but practice focused programme of study, which aims to meet their personal, professional and practice development needs. It aims to produce high-calibre post graduates who are autonomous, reflexive, possessing of inquiring and analytical minds as part of their continued professional development required by their relevant Professional Regulatory body.

Careers & Further Study

The knowledge and skills gained during the study of this course will support your growth and development within your specific field of clinical practice. In addition, many elements of the course are contextually transferable and the acquisition of these skills will prepare you for advanced clinical and leadership roles, especially those that reflect the current Health Education England ACP Framework.