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Pearson BTEC Level 5 Higher National Diploma in Healthcare Professions' Support for England
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- LevelRQF Level 5
- Total credits240
- Guided learning960 hours
- Units in this qualification36
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These are the units Pearson Education Ltd registers against this qualification. It is a catalogue, not a syllabus. Which of them you take depends on the combination the qualification requires, and that is set by the awarding body rather than by us. Every unit here is regulated, and every one you earn is yours to keep.
Applied Anatomy and PhysiologyReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll study the structure and function of major human organ systems and their interrelationships in health and illness. The unit includes investigation of physiological measurements affected by ill health and contribution to appropriate care interventions.
What you'll be able to do
- Describe the structure and function of organ systems within a healthy human body
- Explain the interrelationship of body systems in both good and ill health from a physiological perspective
- Investigate how physiological measurements in the body are affected by ill health conditions
- Contribute to appropriate care interventions based on an individual’s physiological measurements, which contribute to reducing risks to their health
Complementary Therapies in Healthcare PracticeReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
This unit provides learners with knowledge of the principles and regulations governing complementary therapies in healthcare. You'll investigate their use, assess ethical considerations, and analyse the role of complementary therapies in maintaining health and wellbeing.
What you'll be able to do
- Discuss the principles of providing complementary therapies in a healthcare setting.
- Assess the regulations affecting complementary therapies in healthcare settings.
- Investigate the use of complementary therapies in a healthcare setting.
- Analyse the role of complementary therapies in maintaining health and wellbeing.
Demonstrating Professional Principles and Values in Health and Social Care PracticeReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll examine the importance of reflective practice in health and social care, demonstrating the application of professional principles and values across work-related activities. The unit covers models of reflective practice and their role in improving care quality.
What you'll be able to do
- Explain the importance of reflective practice in supporting ongoing personal and professional development and the adoption of best practice.
- Generate evidence that demonstrates the personal application of practice themes across a broad range of work-related activities.
- Demonstrate knowledge and skill development through active, ongoing, critical reflection of learning experiences.
- Analyse the outcomes of their own reflective journey in terms of establishing future development needs and plans for career progression.
Effective Healthcare Practice using MathsReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
This unit covers the use of mathematical information in healthcare, applying methods to monitor and improve health status. You'll investigate the scientific rationale behind these methods and assess implications for healthcare practice and resource allocation.
What you'll be able to do
- Explain the different purposes of mathematical information used in healthcare practice
- Apply mathematical methods accurately to report on and work to improve individuals’ health status
- Investigate the scientific rationale of the mathematical methods and information used to predict health outcomes
- Assess the implications of the use of mathematical methods and scientific rationales for healthcare practice
End of life care planning and supportReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
This unit provides learners with knowledge of national standards and guidelines for end-of-life care planning. You'll examine cultural, religious, and social influences on care, explore their role in support provision, and review service user feedback.
What you'll be able to do
- Discuss current national standards and guidelines in planning end of life care
- Examine how cultural, religious and social factors influence end of life care planning and support
- Explore own role in planning end of life care and providing support to individuals and their families
- Review services available to support individuals and their families in planning end of life care
Facilitating Change in Healthcare EnvironmentsReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
This unit covers factors driving change in healthcare and components of change management initiatives. You'll develop, implement, and assess a small-scale change management plan, considering stakeholder engagement and impact on service delivery.
What you'll be able to do
- Discuss factors that have driven recent changes in the healthcare sector
- Discuss the components of change management within a change management initiative in healthcare provision
- Implement own small-scale change management plan
- Assess the effectiveness of a change management plan
Fundamentals of Evidence-based PracticeReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
This unit provides learners with knowledge of audit, quality improvement, and research processes to support evidence-based practice in health and social care. You'll explore how these activities inform service enhancement and develop skills in quality improvement approaches.
What you'll be able to do
- Explain the purpose of audit, quality improvement and research to inform evidence-based practice in health and social care.
- Examine the processes involved in doing an audit, a quality improvement project and a research project to inform evidence-based practice in health and social care.
- Explore the concept of co-production to underpin quality improvement and research activity in health and social care.
- Develop a quality improvement plan embedding co-production principles.
Fundamentals of Rehabilitation and ReablementReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
It teaches you to summarise and differentiate the core components and team members involved in rehabilitation and reablement. You'll examine the relationship between delegation, legislation, policy, and codes of conduct to ensure safe and effective service provision.
What you'll be able to do
- Summarise the similarities and the differences in the core components of rehabilitation and reablement
- Summarise the similarities and the differences in the team members involved in rehabilitation and reablement
- Examine the relationship between delegation and relevant legislation for the provision of safe and effective rehabilitation and reablement services
- Examine the relationship between delegation and relevant policy for the provision of safe and effective rehabilitation and reablement services
- Examine the relationship between delegation and relevant codes of conduct for the provision of safe and effective rehabilitation and reablement services
- Evaluate ways to support your own learning within rehabilitation and reablement services
- Evaluate ways to support the learning of others within rehabilitation and reablement services
- Reflect on solutions to develop sustainable rehabilitation and reablement services which meet the needs of the local and national population
- Reflect on solutions to develop efficient rehabilitation and reablement services which meet the needs of the local and national population
- Reflect on solutions to develop effective rehabilitation and reablement services which meet the needs of the local and national population
Global Health and WellbeingReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll discuss global health and wellbeing priorities in relation to their own country's healthcare context. The unit includes analysing epidemiological data and examining communicable and non-communicable diseases to assess public health strategies and interventions.
What you'll be able to do
- Discuss global priorities for health and wellbeing in relation to healthcare priorities of your own country
- Analyse epidemiological data in relation to health
- Analyse epidemiological data in relation to wellbeing
- Examine the epidemiology of communicable diseases related to your own health practice
- Examine the epidemiology of non-communicable diseases related to your own health practice
- Assess public health intervention programmes addressing global health priorities in relation to your own practice
Health PsychologyReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
It teaches you to discuss biological and social influences on health and behaviour across life stages. You'll examine health psychology theories, assessment methods, and the role of health psychology in improving healthcare outcomes.
What you'll be able to do
- Discuss how biological and social factors impact the health and behaviour of individuals at different life stages.
- Examine how current theoretical perspectives in health psychology explain human behaviour.
- Explore the various forms of assessment used to diagnose and plan treatment for different health issues.
- Analyse the role of health psychology practice in improving outcomes for individuals using healthcare services.
Healthcare Practice with Children and Young PeopleReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
This unit provides learners with an understanding of healthcare services for children and young people, including relevant legislation and national standards. You'll explore their role in delivering person-centred care tailored to this demographic.
What you'll be able to do
- Discuss the healthcare services available to children and young people.
- Explore current legislative frameworks and national standards underpinning healthcare practice for children and young people.
- Explore own role in providing healthcare to children and young people.
- Demonstrate person-centred practice when delivering healthcare to children and young people.
Holistic Approaches to Health PromotionReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll explore factors influencing health and wellbeing among individuals, families, and communities. The unit examines various health promotion approaches and investigates holistic strategies to promote health within learners' own work settings.
What you'll be able to do
- Explore factors that influence the health and wellbeing of individuals, families and communities.
- Examine approaches to health promotion and their impact on the health and wellbeing of individuals, families and communities.
- Investigate holistic approaches to promoting health and wellbeing in own work setting.
- Develop and lead on a strategy for health promotion in a health, care or community support setting.
Human Resource Management in HealthcareReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll explore human resource management processes in healthcare, including recruitment, staff monitoring, and support. The unit covers legal and ethical responsibilities and encourages learners to plan their own learning relevant to managing staff effectively.
What you'll be able to do
- Discuss the processes involved in the recruitment of staff relevant to own setting.
- Review how staff are monitored and supported on a regular basis.
- Recognise the legal and ethical responsibilities of human resource management.
- Plan for own learning requirements relevant to managing staff.
Innovation and Improvement through Participatory Action ResearchReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll evaluate the processes involved in participatory action research to innovate or improve health and social care services. The unit includes conducting litreature reviews, developing research proposals, and reflecting on ethical considerations and stakeholder involvement.
What you'll be able to do
- Evaluate the processes involved in undertaking a participatory action research project.
- Conduct a review of key literature relating to a specific topic, which seeks to innovate or improve an aspect of service delivery in health and social care, and can be explored using participatory action research methodology.
- Develop a participatory action research proposal to explore a specific aspect of service delivery in health and social care.
- Reflect on your learning and development needs, as a potential future action researcher, across all four Pillars of Practice.
Law, policy and ethical practiceReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll explore the legal framework relevant to health and social care practice, including key legislation and organisational policies. The unit covers the interpretation of law in relation to ethical and professional practice within the sector.
What you'll be able to do
- Explore the legal framework within which health and social care practitioners operate.
- Describe key legislation, national and organisational policy of fundamental importance to the health, care or support service practitioner.
- Interpret the law in relation to key ethical and professional Practice Themes in health and social care.
- Understand the application of law and policy in a health and social care practice setting.
Managing Quality in Care EnvironmentsReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll assess how legislation and policy influence the measurement and monitoring of quality in health and social care settings. The unit also explores the impact of quality improvements on individuals and the requirements for quality enhancement in care environments.
What you'll be able to do
- Assess the impact that relevant legislation and policy has on measuring and monitoring the quality of practice within a health and social care environment.
- Discuss the impact that improving quality has on different individuals within a care setting, including service users, staff, and management.
- Explore the specific quality improvement requirements that are relevant to a particular care setting, such as CQC standards or local authority guidelines.
- Plan and monitor improvements to quality within a care setting, using appropriate tools and techniques to track progress and identify areas for further development.
Meeting the Needs of Individuals with Long-term Health ConditionsReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll discuss the effects of long-term health conditions on individuals' wellbeing and support their needs in healthcare settings. The unit includes analysis of the learner's role within multidisciplinary teams and evaluation of care strategies.
What you'll be able to do
- Discuss how different long-term health conditions affect the wellbeing of the individual
- Support the needs of individuals with long-term health conditions in a healthcare setting
- Analyse own role as a part of a multidisciplinary healthcare team in providing appropriate care for the individual with long-term health conditions
- Review the effectiveness of strategies to meet the needs of the individual with long-term health conditions in the healthcare setting
Nursing – Principles and Fundamentals of PracticeReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
This unit covers the principles of effective nursing practice, including patient-centred care and evidence-based approaches. You'll relate these principles to their own professional development and consider the impact of environmental factors and health and safety policies on care.
What you'll be able to do
- Relate the principles of effective nursing practice, such as patient-centred care and evidence-based practice, to your own personal and professional development as a nurse.
- Explore the impact of environmental factors, such as noise levels and cleanliness, on the overall service user experience within a healthcare setting.
- Analyse the health and safety policies that underpin safe nursing procedures and practice, ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and guidelines.
- Provide appropriate care for service users in different life stages, adapting your approach to meet their specific needs and preferences, considering factors such as age, culture, and disability.
Pharmacology and Medicine ManagementReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll analyse the actions and physiological responses to medicines and investigate legislation and policies governing medicine management. The unit emphasises the importance of drug interactions and safe implementation of medicine management procedures.
What you'll be able to do
- Analyse the actions of, and physiological response to, different types of medicine
- Investigate the legislation, policies and standards that govern the management of medicines in a healthcare setting
- Explain why the interactions of drugs must be taken into account when developing policy, procedure and practice for managing medicines
- Safely implement own setting’s policies and procedures when administering and managing medicines
Planning Care in PracticeReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
It teaches you to examine theoretical models and practical methods for assessing planned care in the workplace. You'll participate in creating care plans to meet individual needs and review the benefits of person-centred care and episode planning.
What you'll be able to do
- Examine the influence of theoretical models of assessing planned care in the workplace
- Examine the influence of practical methods of assessing planned care in the workplace
- Participate in the creation of care plans/plans for an episode of care in the workplace to meet desired outcomes for individuals
- Review the benefits of planning person-centred care in the workplace
- Review the benefits of planning episodes of care in the workplace
- Reflect upon the impact of the planning of care on practitioners in relation to your own practice
- Reflect upon the impact of the planning of care on individuals in relation to your own practice
- Reflect upon the impact of the planning of care on family in relation to your own practice
- Reflect upon the impact of the planning of care on carers in relation to your own practice
- Reflect upon the impact of the planning of episodes of care on practitioners in relation to your own practice
- Reflect upon the impact of the planning of episodes of care on individuals in relation to your own practice
- Reflect upon the impact of the planning of episodes of care on family in relation to your own practice
- Reflect upon the impact of the planning of episodes of care on carers in relation to your own practice
Principles of Health EducationReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
This unit examines factors influencing health status and the impact of health beliefs on wellbeing and illness. You'll explore theoretical models of health education and implement a local health education initiative based on these models.
What you'll be able to do
- Examine the factors influencing health status and wellbeing
- Investigate the impact of health beliefs on wellbeing and illness experiences
- Explore the relationship between theoretical models of health education and health behaviours
- Implement a local health education initiative using a recognised theoretical model of health education
Project Management for HealthcareReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll apply project management theories and principles within healthcare settings, implementing a small-scale project. The unit includes producing an evaluation report and critical reflection on personal performance throughout the project lifecycle.
What you'll be able to do
- Apply theories of project management to management systems and practices in your own work setting.
- Implement a planned small-scale project relevant to your own workplace experience.
- Produce an end-of-project evaluation report, taking into account the audience and stakeholders.
- Critically reflect on your own performance and learning within the project management process.
Providing Outpatient and Community CareReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
It teaches you to analyse the key drivers influencing outpatient and community care, review the range of services provided, and assess the benefits for individuals. You'll also explore their own role in delivering outpatient and community care effectively.
What you'll be able to do
- Analyse the key drivers underpinning the provision of outpatient and community care services, such as demographic changes and government policy.
- Review the range of services typically provided by outpatient and community care settings, including home visits, clinics, and rehabilitation programmes.
- Assess the benefits of outpatient and community care for individuals, considering factors such as improved access to care and reduced hospital admissions.
- Explore your own role and responsibilities in providing effective outpatient and community care to individuals, adhering to professional standards and ethical guidelines.
Psychophysiological DisordersReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
It teaches you to distinguish between psychophysiological, psychological, and physiological disorders, examining theoretical perspectives and assessment methods. You'll explore current professional practices supporting individuals with psychophysiological disorders.
What you'll be able to do
- Discuss the differences between psychophysiological, psychological and physiological disorders.
- Examine current theoretical perspectives on psychophysiological disorders.
- Analyse the forms of assessments for psychophysiological disorders.
- Explore current professional practice in supporting individuals with psychophysiological disorders.
Reflective Approaches in Implementing Person-centred PracticeReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
It teaches you to understand and apply reflective approaches to person-centred practice in health and social care. You'll consider the impact of policy and guidance on reflective practice and demonstrate how reflection informs team and service development.
What you'll be able to do
- Describe a reflective approach to person-centred practice.
- Understand the impact of policy and guidance on reflective, person-centred care.
- Demonstrate how own reflection informs team and service development.
- Demonstrate how reflective practice can assist in the development of professional skills and behaviours in health and social care.
Social Policy in Public HealthReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
This unit examines the historical context and evolution of social policy in public health. You'll review key initiatives, analyse social determinants of health, and reflect on the impact of policy on public health outcomes and their own practice.
What you'll be able to do
- Discuss the historical context of social policy governing public health practice.
- Examine social policy initiatives in public health.
- Carry out a review of social policy in relation to own area of practice.
- Reflect on the impact of social policy as a driver to improve outcomes in public health.
Supporting Individuals through Significant Life EventsReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
It teaches you to assess the psychological, social, and financial impacts of significant life events on individuals and their social networks. You'll review the roles of external agencies and explain how organisational policies support those affected during such events.
What you'll be able to do
- Assess the impact of significant life events on individuals
- Assess the impact of significant life events on social networks
- Review the roles of external agencies that provide support for individuals going through significant life events
- Review the roles of external agencies that provide support for their social networks going through significant life events
- Explain how organisational policies support individuals affected by significant life events
- Explain how organisational policies support social networks affected by significant life events
- Explain how organisational procedures support individuals affected by significant life events
- Explain how organisational procedures support social networks affected by significant life events
- Reflect on how individuals who have experienced significant life events are supported in care service provision
Supporting Mental Health ServicesReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll examine approaches to mental ill health, assess relevant legislation and standards, and explore professional roles within mental health services. The unit includes contributing to person-centred care and support for individuals experiencing mental ill health.
What you'll be able to do
- Examine approaches to mental ill health in healthcare service provision.
- Assess the impact of legislation, regulation, codes of practice and standards on people accessing mental health services.
- Examine the roles of professionals in the mental health workforce.
- Contribute to the provision of mental healthcare services which are underpinned by person-centred practice.
Supporting Operating Department PracticeReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
It teaches you to analyse perioperative practice principles and review roles of professionals in operating departments. You'll examine perioperative care phases and explore their own responsibilities in providing safe, effective care.
What you'll be able to do
- Analyse the principles of perioperative practice
- Review the roles played by professionals involved in operating department practice
- Examine the phases of perioperative care
- Explore own role in providing perioperative care to individuals
Supporting Orthopaedic CareReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll examine legislation, frameworks, and guidelines underpinning orthopaedic care services. The unit covers the function and purpose of orthopaedic services, benefits and challenges for individuals, and contribution to service provision.
What you'll be able to do
- Examine the relevant legislation, frameworks, and guidelines that underpin orthopaedic care services.
- Discuss the function and purpose of orthopaedic services within the broader healthcare system.
- Explore the benefits of orthopaedic service provision for individuals, considering factors such as improved mobility and pain management.
- Explore the challenges of orthopaedic service provision for individuals, considering factors such as waiting times and access to specialist care.
- Contribute to the provision of orthopaedic services in a way that maximises the rights and choices of individuals receiving care.
Supporting Practitioners in Maternity CareReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll examine the range of maternity care services and assess the impact of legislation, regulation, codes of practice, and standards on service delivery. The unit also explores the learner's role in supporting maternity care and contributing to person-centred approaches.
What you'll be able to do
- Examine maternity care services
- Assess the impact of legislation on maternity care
- Assess the impact of regulation on maternity care
- Assess the impact of codes of practice on maternity care
- Assess the impact of standards on maternity care
- Explore your own role in supporting maternity care services
- Contribute to the provision of maternity care services which are underpinned by a holistic approach to person-centred practice
Supporting Practitioners in Urgent Care EnvironmentsReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll examine services provided in urgent care environments and assess the impact of legislation and regulations on service provision. The unit includes analysis of factors affecting urgent care and contribution to person-centred urgent care delivery.
What you'll be able to do
- Examine the services provided in urgent care environments.
- Assess the impact of legislation, regulation, codes of practice and standards on urgent care provision.
- Analyse factors that can impact on services provided by urgent care settings.
- Contribute to the provision of urgent care services which are underpinned by person-centred practice.
Supporting Team and Partnership Working Across Health and Social Care ServicesReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll differentiate leadership and management roles within health and social care, discuss partnership working, and explore positive outcomes of collabouration. The unit also examines learners' contributions to effective team and partnership working.
What you'll be able to do
- Differentiate between the role of a leader and the function of a manager.
- Discuss the role of partnership working across health, care and support services.
- Explore the outcomes of positive partnership working across health, care and support services.
- Examine own contributions to working as part of a team.
Supporting the Individual Journey through Integrated Health and Social CareReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll examine available health, care, and support services for individuals requiring multidisciplinary care. The unit includes assessing individuals' capacity to identify needs and describing the impact of relationships with individuals and multidisciplinary teams.
What you'll be able to do
- Examine the health, care and support services available to an individual requiring multidisciplinary care
- Assess an individual’s capacity to identify their own needs and preferences
- Describe the impact of own relationship with the individual and multidisciplinary teams involved in the delivery of the care pathway
- Demonstrate the need for person-centred communication in implementing person-centred care
Team and Individual Leadership: Mentoring and Coaching OthersReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
It teaches you to critically appraise leadership theories and principles, including mentoring and coaching within healthcare. You'll explore how these practices empower individuals and organisations and discuss strategies to foster supportive team environments.
What you'll be able to do
- Critically appraise theories and principles of team and individual leadership, mentoring and coaching in the context of healthcare.
- Critically explore how mentorship, and coaching practices, empower individuals’ benefit self, service users and organisations.
- Discuss strategies and techniques which can be used to effectively manage and create an environment which supports open and trusting relationships between self, service users and those being coached or mentored.
- Critically appraise personal skills and capacity to lead, mentor and coach individuals within the workplace and establish future personal development needs.
Working with People Affected by Drug and Alcohol AddictionReal unit · Pearson Education Ltd
You'll discuss indicators of drug and alcohol addiction and review treatment and support systems available. The unit includes contributing to support for affected individuals and reflecting on challenges in providing non-judgemental, empathetic services.
What you'll be able to do
- Discuss the key indicators of drug addiction and alcohol addiction, including physical, psychological, and social signs.
- Review the various treatments and support systems utilised to meet the diverse needs of people affected by drug and alcohol addiction, such as counselling, medication, and support groups.
- Contribute to the support of people affected by addiction, demonstrating empathy, understanding, and a non-judgemental approach.
- Reflect on the challenges involved in providing services which support people affected by addiction, such as dealing with relapse and managing complex needs.
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Applied Anatomy and PhysiologyComplementary Therapies in Healthcare PracticeDemonstrating Professional Principles and Values in Health and Social Care PracticeEffective Healthcare Practice using MathsEnd of life care planning and supportFacilitating Change in Healthcare EnvironmentsFundamentals of Evidence-based PracticeFundamentals of Rehabilitation and Reablement
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Pearson BTEC Level 5 Higher National Diploma in Healthcare Professions' Support for England
- Assess individuals with long term conditions
- Contribute to the formulation of policy specifically focused on improving health and wellbeing
- Enable individuals to manage their own long term conditions
- Enable individuals with long term conditions to manage their symptoms
- Evaluate treatment plans with individuals and those involved in their care
- Implement interventions during labour and birth
- Implement interventions during pregnancy
- Implement interventions during the postnatal period
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Assess individuals with long term conditionsContribute to the formulation of policy specifically focused on improving health and wellbeingEnable individuals to manage their own long term conditionsEnable individuals with long term conditions to manage their symptomsEvaluate treatment plans with individuals and those involved in their careImplement interventions during labour and birthImplement interventions during pregnancyImplement interventions during the postnatal periodPlan the implementation of screening programmesPlan, implement, monitor and review therapeutic interventions with individuals who have a long term condition and their carersProvide Healing to ClientsProvide interventions to individuals with long term conditionsReview and evaluate homeopathic treatment, case management and practice developmentSupport individuals with long term conditions to manage their respiratory functionUndertake econometric analysis of healthcare data
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Learners will study the structure and function of major human organ systems and their interrelationships in health and illness. The unit includes investigation of physiological measurements affected by ill health and contribution to appropriate care interventions.
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36 units in this credential, in the order it lists them, awarded by Pearson Education Ltd.
- Applied Anatomy and Physiology
- Complementary Therapies in Healthcare Practice
- Demonstrating Professional Principles and Values in Health and Social Care Practice
- Effective Healthcare Practice using Maths
- End of life care planning and support
- Facilitating Change in Healthcare Environments
and 30 more in the full unit list below.
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