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Principles and Practice of Gastroenterology and Hepatology

This module explores specialist knowledge, practice and attitudes that underpin enhancing gastroenterology and liver disease by promoting assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation resulting in the enhancement of health care.

Module Learning Outcomes

1. Review the anatomy and physiology of the gastrointestinal tract, liver and related organs.

2. Critically assess and evaluate the underpinning evidence relating to the management of gastroenterology  and liver disease

3. Critically review the impact of psychological, social, economic and political factors on the organisation of services for the patient with gastrointestinal / liver disease. 

4. Critically consider clinical practice / professional accountability in gastroenterology and liver disease

5. Reflect upon values, attitudes and beliefs in the delivery of gastroenterology and liver disease.

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Entry Criteria

  • Effective registration with the NMC / HPC or other relevant professional body
  • Undertaken successful level 4/5 academic study
  • Currently be employed in practice and have the support of their manager in undertaking the module

How to apply

Online application forms and guidance for application process

Key information

Module Category: PCPH
Module Code: 3019
Module Credits: 30
Module Level: 6

Module leader

Penny Harrison

E: pharrison@dmu.ac.uk
T: 0116 201 3854

Semesters

Semester 2

Fridays from 9am until 1pm.

This course begins on 2 February 2024 and runs each Friday for 10 consecutive weeks.

Fees

TBC