MNurs Mental Health and Children's

About this course

Qualifying in two nursing fields within a single programme is an ambitious undertaking, but one with significant advantages for both the graduate and the healthcare system. Mental health nursing and children's nursing address two of the most demanding and most rewarding areas of clinical practice, and combining them creates a practitioner with an unusually broad scope of competence and the ability to work across a range of settings and client groups. At the University of Chester, this four-year full-time MNurs programme leads to dual registration as a mental health nurse and a children's nurse, which is a distinctive and highly valued qualification. You will study both fields in depth, developing the theoretical knowledge, clinical skills, and professional values that each requires. Mental health nursing demands particular skills in therapeutic communication, risk assessment, and workin

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