Nursing (Child/Mental Health)

About this course

Children's and Mental Health Nursing covers two of the most important and distinct specialisms in the nursing profession. Children's nursing focuses on the care of babies, children and young people from birth through to early adulthood, requiring an approach that is responsive to the developmental stage of each patient and that works closely with families and carers as partners in care. Mental health nursing is concerned with supporting people experiencing mental illness, psychological distress and emotional difficulties, requiring particular skill in building therapeutic relationships, managing risk and working collaboratively with individuals and the multidisciplinary team over time. Together they address some of the most emotionally demanding and socially significant aspects of healthcare. At the University of Bradford this four-year full-time degree introduces you to both fields, wi

Where its graduates go

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