Courses that have been planned and students already offered places are continuing as delivery is now exclusively on-line. Further dates will be added for new applications as they become available. For more information contact us on school@rmh.nhs.uk.
Cost
£997
Delivery method
Online
Length of module
Module runs over 13 weeks: 5 half day live tutorials - please request these off in order to attend; 5 half days of online content. Group work activities to promote: interactivity, peer learning, collaboration, networking.
Academic credits and level
15 credits at level 6 or 7
Course summary
The module will examine current research into the effectiveness of treatment and care of patients undergoing SACT including the pathophysiology of various approaches. It will explore the legal, ethical, quality and safety issues inherent in their use. Students will develop the skills to identify and manage the common side effects and toxicities of different systemic anti-cancer therapies and the impact of treatment on patient’s physical, psychological and psychosocial wellbeing.
All theory will be linked to the outcomes from the UKONS SACT competency passport.
This module is in association with:
