postgradaute certificate in specialty care - forensic practice

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This programme is designed to provide Registered Nurses and Registered Health Professionals with an integrated, supported theoretical and practical programme of study to ensure the development of specialty knowledge and skills required of a health professional working in the New Zealand context. This two paper programme can be completed over two years. All papers are 17 weeks in duration and each paper is a combination of online and short block tutorials delivered at our Porirua campus. PAPER INFORMATION HSC8603: Forensic Practice 1 (45 credits) This paper offers health professionals working with people using forensic psychiatric care services the opportunity to further develop their skills and knowledge in this area. Students critically analyse their practice and continue to provide care that is clinically and professionally appropriate to that setting. A strong focus of the paper is on the development of knowledge of the parameters and approaches to care. Modules covered include: > Historical cultural and institutional influences shaping forensic practice > Medico-legal aspects of care > Technologies and interventions – psychopharmacology > Models of practice > Researched based professional practice HSC8604: Forensic Practice 2 (45 credits) The purpose of this paper is to expand the student’s ability to relate key concepts of forensic psychiatric care within different settings. Students critically analyse their practice and continue to provide care that is clinically and professionally appropriate to that setting. Students will explore: > Issues in forensic psychiatric practice > Leadership > Ethical decision making > Professional practice POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN SPECIALTY CARE – FORENSIC PRACTICE This programme reflects current and developing research-based practice, in relation to health care delivery. ENROL NOW! www.whitireia.ac.nz 0800 944 847 +64 4 237 3100 [email protected] [email protected] Whitireia postgraduate programmes have a flexible learning approach with a mix of block courses and online learning. As distance students, there is a full range of support available including distance library services and online learning support.

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Page 1: Postgradaute Certificate in Specialty Care - Forensic Practice

This programme is designed to provide Registered Nurses and Registered Health Professionals with an integrated, supported theoretical and practical programme of study to ensure the development of specialty knowledge and skills required of a health professional working in the New Zealand context.

This two paper programme can be completed over two years. All papers are 17 weeks in duration and each paper is a combination of online and short block tutorials delivered at our Porirua campus.

PAPER INFORMATIONHSC8603: Forensic Practice 1 (45 credits)This paper offers health professionals working with people using forensic psychiatric care services the opportunity to further develop their skills and knowledge in this area. Students critically analyse their practice and continue to provide care that is clinically and professionally appropriate to that setting. A strong focus of the paper is on the development of knowledge of the parameters and approaches to care.

Modules covered include: > Historical cultural and institutional influences shaping forensic practice > Medico-legal aspects of care > Technologies and interventions – psychopharmacology > Models of practice > Researched based professional practice

HSC8604: Forensic Practice 2 (45 credits)The purpose of this paper is to expand the student’s ability to relate key concepts of forensic psychiatric care within different settings. Students critically analyse their practice and continue to provide care that is clinically and professionally appropriate to that setting. Students will explore:

> Issues in forensic psychiatric practice > Leadership > Ethical decision making > Professional practice

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN SPECIALTY CARE – FORENSIC PRACTICEThis programme reflects current and developing research-based practice, in relation to health care delivery.

ENROL NOW!

www.whitireia.ac.nz0800 944 847 +64 4 237 3100 [email protected] [email protected]

Whitireia postgraduate programmes have a flexible learning approach with a mix of block courses and online learning. As distance students, there is a full range of support available including distance library services and online learning support.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN SPECIALTY CARE – FORENSIC PRACTICE

ENROL NOW!

DURATION17 weeks per paper

LEVEL 8

FEESDomestic: $1,854.50 per paper

International: $11,975.00 per paper

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSDomestic: registered health professional with current New Zealand practicing certificate, Bachelor degree or equivalent; employment in relevant clinical service for a minimum of three days per week

International: IELTS 7.0 in each band

CAREER OPPORTUNITIESWork completed as part of this programme may contribute evidence for use in Professional Development Recognition Programmes (PDRP). Successful graduates may also gain credits towards Master’s studies.

QUALIFICATIONPapers are NZQA accredited at Level 8 and approved by Nursing Council of New Zealand. Graduates gain 45 credits per paper towards the Postgraduate Certificate in Specialty Care

LOCATIONPorirua campus, Wineera Drive, Porirua

2014 START DATES

Location Paper Start Date First tutorial Second tutorial End date

Porirua HSC8603: Forensic Practice 1 10 March 10-11 March 9 June 4 July

Porirua HSC8604: Forensic Practice 2 21 July 21-22 July 6 October 4 November

Fees, programmes and dates are subject to change. Please confirm before applying to enrol.

August 2013