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  • Children's Neuroscience Care NUR1109

    Who should apply?

    Applicants must be working in a setting where they are likely to provide care to children with neuromedical/neurosurgical conditions. 

    Module Aim

    This module is designed to increase the theoretical knowledge base of healthcare practitioners who care for children with neuromedical/neurosurgical needs in both acute and community settings.  Students will gain a greater understanding of evidence-based neuroscience nursing care including underlying pathophysiology, treatment modalities and nursing management.

    Learning outcomes

    On completion of this module and following a period of personal study, the student will be able to:

    • Demonstrate  an understanding of normal neuroanatomy and neurophysiology and its application to disordered function
    • Assess, plan, implement and evaluate evidence-based holistic family-centred care of the child with neuromedical/neurosurgical conditions and their family
    • Discuss the neuromedical/neurosurgical and pharmacological interventions available to support the child with altered neurological function
    • Analyse the psychological, sociocultural and economic implications of altered neurological function on the child and their family
    • Evaluate the contribution of the multi-disciplinary team in the care of children and their families who have neuroscience related needs

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    The module will run in association with Dublin City University (DCU) and will be delivered on: 24 and 25 February, 3, 24 and 25 March, and 14 and 29 April 2025.

    Credit / Level: NFQ Level 8, 5 ECTS Credits

    Cost of module: €400 payable to Children's Health Ireland

    How to apply: To apply, complete this short application form, ensuring to upload all relevant documentation prior to submission.

    Applications will close: 12 December 2024

    W: dcu.ie/snpch/professional.shtml

    For further details, contact:

    Ms. Michelle Doyle (ANP Neurosurgical Nursing) E: michelle.doyle@cuh.ie T: +087 4318539
    Ms. Siobhan O’Malley (ANP Children’s Epilepsy) E: siobhan.omalley@cuh.ie T: 01 8921895