Postgraduate - Edith Cowan University
Postgraduate - Edith Cowan University
Postgraduate - Edith Cowan University
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NSP5115 20 Credit Points<br />
Paediatric Oncology<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
This unit will focus specifically on paediatric cancers and the<br />
nursing care of paediatric patient and their family. The unit will<br />
explore the complex issues that arise in the care of a child with<br />
cancer, clinical management and the long term impact of a cancer<br />
diagnosis on the child and family.<br />
NSP5141 20 Credit Points<br />
Advanced Nursing Practice 1<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
This unit focuses on developing knowledge and skills required to<br />
enhance students' practice development and augment clinical<br />
decision making and problem solving skills in area of<br />
specialisation. Integration of current literature and research with<br />
practice in area of specialisation will facilitate advanced practice.<br />
NSP5210 20 Credit Points<br />
Mental Health Nursing Practice 2<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
Prerequisites :<br />
NNS5102 Interpersonal Relationships in the Therapeutic Setting<br />
,or<br />
NNS5105 Contemporary Issues in Mental Health Care , or<br />
NSP5110 Mental Health Nursing Practice 1<br />
This unit will provide students with the opportunity to<br />
demonstrate advancing mental health nursing competencies and<br />
clinical leadership in a variety of practice settings in alignment<br />
with contemporary policy and legislation. Students will be<br />
evaluated in the provision of professional and ethical mental<br />
health nursing care across the life span and in community or<br />
inpatient settings.<br />
NSP5301 20 Credit Points<br />
Advanced Nursing Practice 2<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
Prerequisites :<br />
NSP5141 Advanced Nursing Practice 1<br />
NNS5100 Advanced Nursing Science 1<br />
This unit focuses on enhancing students' practice development<br />
by augmenting clinical decision making and problem solving<br />
skills. Students will enhance their understanding of evidence<br />
based principles and develop an understanding of change<br />
management. Theoretical principles relevant to area of clinical<br />
specialisation will be reinforced during clinical practicum.<br />
NST5101 20 Credit Points<br />
Teaching and Learning in the Clinical Setting<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
This unit examines concepts of clinical teaching and learning and<br />
provides a comprehensive framework for planning, guiding and<br />
evaluating learning activities in the clinical setting.<br />
NST5148 20 Credit Points<br />
Independent Study<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
This unit is designed to facilitate independent study, usually in the<br />
area of the student’s project or research topic. The direction and<br />
dimensions of the study will be tailored to individual student<br />
needs at the discretion of the unit coordinator.<br />
NUR5113 20 Credit Points<br />
Evaluating Practice in Health<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
In this unit the emphasis is on the development of analytical and<br />
critical thinking skills which have direct relevance to clinical<br />
practice health care settings. It will equip students with the ability<br />
to apply a range of practical review and analytical methodologies<br />
to health care issues and the capacity to critically evaluate and<br />
undertake health projects.<br />
NUR5201 20 Credit Points<br />
Masters Thesis<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
In this unit, students are expected to develop the basic foundation<br />
of a research proposal. Students commence work on a thesis<br />
proposal which contains an introduction, a review of related<br />
literature, a study framework, one or more methodologies<br />
appropriate for the study and a plan of action outlining how the<br />
investigation will take place.<br />
NUR5202 20 Credit Points<br />
Masters Thesis<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
Students in this unit are expected to complete their research<br />
proposal, ethics clearance and formal proposal review.<br />
NUR6200 0 Credit Points<br />
Masters Thesis<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
Prerequisites :<br />
NUR5201 Masters Thesis<br />
NUR5202 Masters Thesis<br />
Students in this unit are expected to implement their research<br />
study, analyse data and write up their thesis.<br />
NUR7200 0 Credit Points<br />
Doctor of Philosophy Thesis<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
In this unit, students initiate, plan and implement an independent<br />
research project that culminates in the submission of an original<br />
thesis.<br />
OCT4113 15 Credit Points<br />
Human Occupation<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
Students study the theory of occupation and the relationship<br />
between person, environment and occupation. The major<br />
conceptual frameworks and the fundamentals of client-centred<br />
practice are discussed. Clinical reasoning and its centrality to<br />
effective practice is introduced.<br />
OCT4114 15 Credit Points<br />
Neuroscience<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
Students are introduced to the development, structure and function<br />
of the brain and nervous system from foetal stage to ageing and to<br />
the neurophysiological, affective and cognitive processes, and<br />
neurotherapeutic theories contributing to functional abilities<br />
across the lifespan.<br />
OCT4115 15 Credit Points<br />
Occupation, Health and Wellbeing<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
Students are introduced to the social determinants of health and<br />
the global issues that affect people's health. They will consider the<br />
outcomes of occupational injustice and links between<br />
occupational performance and the health of individuals, groups<br />
and communities. Philosophical principles that guide the<br />
development of occupational roles with marginalised populations,<br />
and how occupational therapy principles and practice can<br />
incorporate heath promotion, advocacy and leadership approaches<br />
will be covered.<br />
OCT4116 15 Credit Points<br />
Professional Practice 1<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
This unit is an introduction to areas of occupational therapy<br />
practice and professional conduct for occupational therapy<br />
practitioners. It covers the core values and attitudes embodied in<br />
the profession's code of ethics. It provides initial preparation<br />
in risk management assessment and responses to challenging,<br />
emergency or threatening situations in practice. Approaches to<br />
manual handling are presented. Students are introduced to<br />
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