There are no pre-requisites for this module to be added

Within this module you will critically reflect on promoting individuals? rights and inclusion within the broad context of inter-professional healthcare both within the local, UK and international perspectives. The principles and theories of decision making will be critically explored in the context inter-professional healthcare. Priority will be given to you critically examining the importance of adult and child protection and safeguarding others within health care settings. You will critically explore the role of the nurse working within an inter-professional team by appraising core components of policies/frameworks to ensure the health and well-being of others.You will critically explore records and record keeping with reference to legislation and accountability. You will appraise the research process and methodologies and the application in practice. Inter-professional learning and educational opportunities will be built upon and utilised in student led activities in the programme of study.

Upon completion of this module you will be able to

LO1: Critically examine the importance of rights for individuals and groups in terms of health and social care provision within the context of inter-professional working.

LO2: Appraise policy and legislation which influence social inclusion in relation to health and well-being.

LO3: Critique methodologies that inform nursing practice and policy.

LO4: Critically explore legal and ethical issues of record keeping in terms of accountability.

LO5: Critically examine issues associated with capacity in terms of decision making in the inter-professional healthcare context.