Courses and Events
Information about training, conferences, seminars and other educational
events
Information about training courses on this webpage does not indicate any
endorsement by the UKMSSNA of the courses or their quality. Please contact
the organisation running the event for further information or to book a place.
Please let the Administrator know
of any conferences, courses or other events or activities that you would like
posted on this webpage.
Conferences, Seminars, Study Days
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Courses and Training
Professional Diploma in MS Care (for professionals actively working with
people with MS)
MS Care in the Community (for non-MS specialists)
PG Cert/PG Dip/MSc Multiple Sclerosis Practice (for experienced MS
practitioners) |
Leeds Metropolitan University |
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Distance Learning Course |
Tel: 0113 283 5918
email: CCNSenquiries@leedsmet.ac.uk
Web: www.leedsmet.ac.uk/health/cns/courses.htm |
| BSc Specialist Practice in Health & Social Care |
Birmingham City University |
starts 8th September |
Distance Learning course |
Nicki Ward
nicki.ward@bcu.ac.uk |
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 BSc Specialist Practice in Health and Social Care
starts 8th September
Birmingham City University and the Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society are pleased to announce the
introduction of a Level 6, distance learning, web-based module in specialist practice.
This is a distance learning module offered to all health and social care professionals looking to
explore and develop their role within specialist practice.
The training and education that is provided on this module should enable you to develop the
competence and confidence to positively deal with many aspects of your specialist role and will
help to support you as you work within a dynamic and challenging health and social care agenda.
The areas covered by the module are:
What is specialist practice?
Presenting to others
Leadership and management
Applying evidence-based practice
Personal and professional development
Empowering patients
Initiating change
Auditing practice and measuring effectiveness
Influencing others
The national policy context
This is an interprofessional module. Applications are invited from health and social care
professionals working, or who anticipate working, at specialist level.
You will need to have regular access to the internet, preferably via a broadband connection.
You will be required to complete and pass two assessments, one web-based and one 2,200 word
paper.
The award of 12 CATs points at Level 6 will be made on successful completion of the course and
assignments.
Apply direct to the Faculty of Health Admissions Team
0121 331 5500 health@bcu.ac.uk
COST £160 (Bursaries are available from the MS Society for MS specialists)
For further information please contact Nicki Ward by emailing nicki.ward@bcu.ac.uk
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Distance Learning from the MS Society & Leeds Metropolitan University for MS
practitioners
The MS Society and Leeds Metropolitan University offer three courses designed
to encourage reflective and evidence-based practice, allowing participants to
continue their professional development in a flexible setting.
Professional Diploma in MS Care (for professionals actively working with
people with MS)
MS Care in the Community (for non-MS specialists)
PG Cert/PG Dip/MSc Multiple Sclerosis Practice (for experienced MS
practitioners)
for more information contact Leeds Metropolitan University, Civic Quarter,
Leeds, LS1 3HE;
Tel: 0113 283 5918
email: CCNSenquiries@leedsmet.ac.uk
Web: www.leedsmet.ac.uk/health/cns/courses.htm
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