Staff in all areas are welcome to apply for courses in other divisions if you can manage the travel.
Please note: travel costs are only claimable for mandatory training.
This is a free 1 day CPD event held at the Devon Air Ambulance Eaglescott Airbase addressing the topic of Airways, aviation and patient packaging. CPD certificates will be provided on completion of this course.
Info & Booking20 credit, level 3 or Masters level module
This UWE module is funded by HEE Workforce transformation funding.
It will enable the you to apply the process of physical assessment and clinical reasoning to your own clinical practice.
Different run dates are available
20 credit, level 3 or Masters level module
This UWE module is funded by HEE Workforce transformation funding.
It will enable the you to apply the process of physical assessment and clinical reasoning to your own clinical practice with ill and injured children.
L6 - 20 Credits. Suitable for registered clinicians
This Mentorship course is taught in-house and supports and facilitates student learning whilst implementing approved assessment processes over 4 taught days.
Info & BookingAvailable to all Active Mentors, NQPs, and staff who have registered with their Practice Placement Coordinator to become a Mentor
This SSIP course replaces the PL&SS as a new and updated version . It is acceptable for all Practice Educators (Mentors) AND for the NQP portfolio.
For staff who would like to complete a recognised Mentorship course -the face to face, University of Plymouth Accredited version is available. (It can also be taken as non-accredited version, which will be the same course without assignment submission). Dates will be available throughout the year across all 8 Counties.
L3 or M - 20 Credits
Minor Illness and Minor Injury in Children at UWE can be studied at level 3 or Masters level.
Info & BookingLevel 6 - 40 Credits OR Level 7 (M) - 40 Credits
A 40 credit module at BSc (L6) or MSc level (L7/ M level) - Plymouth University - Registered Professionals only with previous study at Level 5 or Level 6
**This course requires you to have secured a placement BEFORE you start the module - SWAST are not able to help you secure a placement- You MUST secure your own placement before applying**
Gain the practical skills & underpinning knowledge to manage patients presenting with common minor illness and injuries
HCPC registered
This Module is funded by HEE workforce transformation funding.
It aims to increase your knowledge and skills engaging with individuals experiencing mental health problems in an urgent, emergency or acute care setting. You will build upon your knowledge of evidence based mental health care, legislation, and national policies, in conjunction with developing the core skills to fulfil the process of assessment and risk assessment essential for safe management of person-centred multi-disciplinary care across the life span.