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Recognising and Responding to Acute Physical Deterioration in Adults

The module prepares nurses and allied health professionals to identify and manage acutely ill adults outside critical care. Using a systems-based, problem-solving approach, it enhances knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology while integrating national clinical guidelines. Learners will develop skills in patient assessment, diagnostics, and evidence-based care planning to effectively respond to clinical deterioration.

Entry criteria

• All students must have an effective registration with an appropriate Professional statutory regulatory body
• Students should usually have a minimum of one year’s post-registration experience, normally within a health practice setting
• They should also possess 120 credits at levels 4 and 5 (previously 1 and 2) that has not previously been counted towards a degree award
• Student should have the ability to study successfully at Degree Level

How to apply

Online application forms and guidance for application process