Family and the grieving process
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Degree objectives
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School
ESS - School of Health
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Study mode
presencial
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Learning objectives and skills to be developed
Carry out a social and family assessment and establish nursing diagnosis(es), considering the family as the focus of care;
Plan care for and with the family, with a view to promoting their autonomy and preventing functional decline, whilst helping them to cope with suffering, pain and loss;
Describe the normal grieving process and distinguish it from pathological grief;
Reflect on therapeutic intervention with the patient and their family during the different stages of grief, recognising preventive measures regarding pathological grief;
Draw on evidence to provide a sound basis for developing the family-centred nursing process. -
Career opportunities
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Course coordinator
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Recognition of prior learning
Supervised online or onsite with identity verification
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Admission requirements
Nursing graduate with 2 years clinical experience
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Qualification requirements
Level 7
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Legal framework and accreditation
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Degree details
Curriculum / Study plan
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6.0 |
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Type of degree
Short Course - Microcredentials
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Awarded Qualification
Short course leading to a micro-credential
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Duration
162 Hours
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ECTS Credits
6.0
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