This module will prepare you to become a confident, ethical, and future-focused nurse leader. You will gain an understanding of the nurses role as a leader and driver of meaningful change, learn how to lead with courage and compassion, and champion safe, ethical practice in complex environments. Through interactive experiences you will build critical skills in leadership, communication, and ethical decision-making while learning to navigate the real pressures of clinical governance, team dynamics, delegation and professional accountability.

This module explores the complexities of adult nursing care, particularly in the context of coexisting health conditions and the associated biopsychosocial impact. It aims to develop your ability to critically analyse complex clinical scenarios, apply evidence-based interventions, and uphold legal and ethical standards in practice. Emphasis is placed on collaborative risk management, and person-centred care.

This module equips final-year nursing students with the skills to manage referrals and support safe, person-centred transitions across different care fields. It explores the challenges of multidisciplinary team working, care pathways, and gaps in services, while fostering cross-field awareness and understanding of professional roles.

Through critical reflection, students will gain the knowledge and confidence to advocate for patients and contribute to safe, seamless care transitions across service boundaries.

This module is designed to prepare you to develop the skills, knowledge and behaviours required to coordinate holistic, person-centred care across different healthcare settings and specialisms. Through a series of diverse practice learning placements, you will gain practical experience managing complex care in your field of Nursing. The module also focuses on preparing you for a safe and confident transition into the registered nurse role by fostering your leadership, accountability, and reflective practice in line with professional standards. By the end of the module, you will be equipped to deliver coordinated, effective nursing care in collaboration with the wider multidisciplinary team.