Professional/Short course Evidence and Research in Practice
20 credit level 6 module
The Evidence and Research in Practice module is available at both 15 (UZWRSS-15-3) or 20 (UZWR38-20-3) credits. However, Community Practice/District Nurse pathway students can select the 20 credit Evidence and Research in Practice module (UZWR38203) only.
About
This level 6 Evidence and Research in Practice is a core module which aims to support students to develop knowledge and understanding of research, critical appraisal, and application of evidence to practice.
The module will enable you to develop your skills in critical evaluation of evidence and application to clinical practice.
On successful completion of this level 6 module, you will be able to:
- demonstrate understanding of the research process including research methodologies and methods.
- locate and critically evaluate research related to practice, and in the context of the wider evidence base.
- evaluate and critically analyse the barriers and enablers to implementing evidence in practice.
Careers / Further study
This module can contribute towards the PGCert Health and Social Care, MSc Clinical Practice, and the Professional Development Awards. If you have any queries, please contact the Professional Development team (pd@uwe.ac.uk).
How to apply
Please click on the Apply Now button to apply for your CPD module, which you can take as a stand-alone course or as part of an undergraduate programme.
For further information
- Email: pd@uwe.ac.uk
- Telephone: +44 (0)117 32 81158
Structure
Content
The module syllabus typically includes the following topics:
- Developing research questions and searching for evidence.
- Qualitative and quantitative research methodologies.
- Critical appraisal of evidence.
- Secondary research.
- Implementation of evidence in practice.
Learning and Teaching
Learning will be facilitated through a range of approaches which may include face-to-face teaching, facilitated discussion, online learning and independent study.
Assessment
The assessment for this module comprises a written report (2,500 words maximum) based on critical appraisal of research related to professional practice.
Formative assessment will be offered during the module and may include tutorials, group discussion, and review of draft work.
Prices and dates
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Funding may be available to support your learning. Please contact your Trust Education Lead. If you work in the Private, Independent and Voluntary Sector, please contact your employer who will advise you.
Dates
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Features
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