Assessment Method: 5,000 word account
No. of Credits: 30 at Level 7
Accrediting Institution: University of Hertfordshire
Course code: 7FHH1194
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Diabetes Reducing Cardiovascular Risk Level 7 module
£1,090.00
This Diabetes Reducing Cardiovascular Risk Level 7 module contributes to the development of knowledge and understanding of diabetes. There is an emphasis on the research and evidence base; participants are encouraged to compare their findings with national and local guidelines.
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| Study Type | Supported online learning |
| Duration | 6 months |
| Level | Level 7 (postgraduate) |
| Start Date | Various |
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This Diabetes Reducing Cardiovascular Risk Level 7 module module contributes to the development of knowledge and understanding of diabetes. There is an emphasis on the research and evidence base; participants are encouraged to compare their findings with national and local guidelines. They also have the opportunity to discuss and explore best practice through interactive webinars; focusing on to how to deliver personalised care while reducing cardiovascular risk in people with diabetes. Learning and development is facilitated through a blend of formal presentations, webinars and masterclasses combined with self-directed study. Clinical case studies and personal reflection will form the basis for dialogue and discussion.
Glycaemic control is usually the key issue addressed in practice. However, evidence suggests that cardiovascular complications are reduced through a multifactorial approach which addresses blood pressure, lipid management and lifestyle issues. In some people with diabetes, these interventions have a greater impact on cardiovascular risk than glycaemic control. This module encourages evidence-based analysis and discussion along with a synthesis of different approaches to managing risk in diabetes, which potentially go beyond the guidelines.
Booking for modules at this level closes 30 days before the start date, to allow time to organise academic registration.
To ensure you have the correct qualifications stipulated by the University to commence the Level 7 module, once your application is received, a member of our education team will contact you within 5 working days.
This course is accredited by the University of Hertfordshire. After purchasing your place from Education for Health, your course information will include the requirement to register for the activity with the University of Hertfordshire before the start date. Failure to do this will result in you not being able to start the course. In this instance our normal Terms & Conditions will apply.
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