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Pain Management at University of South Wales - UCAS

University of South Wales

Degree level: Postgraduate
Awarded by: University of South Wales (Prifysgol De Cymru)

Pain Management (Taught)

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Course summary

he MSc Pain Management has a unique focus on interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches to pain management and service provision. The course will enable more health care professionals to have the required knowledge to treat patients, developing problem-solving and clinical skills together with preparing students to take a leadership role in Pain Management. The MSc Pain Management course is the only one of its kind available to study online, and is not offered by any other institution. On completion of the online Pain Management course, you will be able to extend the knowledge of research methods and application to practice at MSc level and demonstrate an ability to use knowledge to adapt professional practice to meet the changing demands of health care systems.

Modules

Module 1 - Research Methodologies and Critical Appraisal: Pain Management Module 2 - Professional Project: Pain Management or Independent Prescribing Module Professional Project Or Independent Prescribing Module

Assessment method

For Module 1 - Research Methodologies and Critical Appraisal - you will be assessed by a group project activity (20%); reflective portfolio (10%); case problems and discussion (40%) and a one-hour scenario-based examination 30%. For Module 2 - Professional Project - you will be assessed by a project summary/proposal 1500 words (10%) and the completed professional project up to 10,500 words (90%).


Entry requirements

Admission to the course is typically through the following qualifications: • First degree or equivalent (including international qualifications). • Relevant professional healthcare (e.g. doctor, nurse) qualifications. Those without recognised qualifications will be considered on an individual basis and a wide range of prior experience may be taken into account. The RPL process is in line with the University of South Wales’ Regulations and students seeking to access this mechanism will submit evidence to the Course Director at Learna Ltd. The portfolio will subsequently be examined in liaison with the Course Link at the Faculty of Life Sciences and Education. Entry requirements for the Independent Prescribing module are different from the other modules. They are specifically defined by the IP module validation document and include: • 3 years post registration experience • 1 year in field of practice • Support of Line manager • Requirement of current role for IP status • Availability of mentor • UK Resident Please see NMC/GPhC websites for further details. Students who wish to apply to do the IP Module will be advised that they must adhere to entry requirements for the module and will be directed to the relevant department in the first instance. RPL into the one-year top up MSc course will be considered on an individual basis dependent on students demonstrating that they have met the learning outcomes of the USW PG Diploma.


Fees and funding

Tuition fees

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Tuition fee status depends on a number of criteria and varies according to where in the UK you will study. For further guidance on the criteria for home or overseas tuition fees, please refer to the UKCISA website .

Additional fee information

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Pain Management at University of South Wales - UCAS