Adult Nursing
What is Adult Nursing?
Adult nursing is caring for individuals and groups in health and sickness in a variety of healthcare settings ranging from community through to intensive care. Nursing is the application of knowledge from a range of disciplines at the point of individual need/care delivery. It involves, problem-solving, decision-making and managing change, using critical, analytical and clinical skills.
Why study Adult Nursing?
Adult Nursing is a challenging and rewarding occupation which requires intellect and commitment, good people skills, compassion, a sense of humour, and lots of patience and understanding. It offers the opportunity to make a real difference in people's lives which has an intrinsic value that few other professions can. On qualification, it is possible to work in a range of healthcare settings both in this country and abroad.
To learn more about the course, visit our coursefinder page
| Code | Course Title |
| BS-NUR-AD11 | BSc (Hons) Nursing (Adult) with Registration |
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