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Dundalk Institute of Technology

Nursing - Adult Respiratory Nursing Practice

Course Description
The aim of the programme is to enhance nurses' evidence based knowledge, skills and competencies for the challenges of supporting individuals experiencing acute or chronic conditions of the respiratory system.

Nurses undertaking this programme will critically examine the assessment and management of respiratory disorders within the context of their own practice so that they can provide timely, optimal, collaborative and compassionate care to enhance client outcomes and improve quality of life.

Who Should Apply?
Registered nurses working in a variety of settings who are working with clients with respiratory conditions. This programme offers registered nurses an opportunity to engage in evidence based, patient centred, and responsive respiratory care.

Entry requirements

Minimum Entry Requirements

Participants must be:
Registered Nurse with NMBI
Currently employed in health care provision
Applicants will normally hold a level 8 qualification.

Applicants who do not have a level 8 qualification may apply for entry to the programme in accordance with the procedures outlined in the DkIT Recognition of Prior Learning Policy.

Applicants may be interviewed.

Duration

Course Delivery
One semester using a blended learning format that combines face to face classes with online delivery.

Number of credits

Further enquiries

Contact
Dr. Geraldine O'Connor,
School of Health & Science
T: +353(0)429370200
Ext 2736
E: Geraldine.oconnor@dkit.ie

Subjects taught

Course Content
Examination of Disorders of the Respiratory System
Evidence-based Care and Management
Challenges of Living with a Respiratory Illness/Disorder.

Comment

Level 9

Application date

Important notice about this course

Places for this course are offered on a first-come, first-served basis so we recommend getting your application in as early as possible. Applications are normally reviewed within a week of submission.

The final closing date for applications is Tuesday 14th January 2020 or until places are full.

All programmes are delivered subject to demand.

Interested applicants MUST first discuss the matter with their Clinical Manager and the Practice Development Co-ordinator within their area of employment.

Students should then apply online using the APPLY NOW button in the application weblink below.

Please ensure to upload an up-to-date CV and a scan of your NMBI / Professional registration with your application.

Course fee

Fees €800

Enrolment and start dates

Starting Date Friday 24th January 2020

Application Weblink

Course web page

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