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Master of Clinical Nursing

Area of Specialisation In Chronic Disease Management

Provides Registered Nurses with the knowledge to develop expertise in the management of people with chronic illness and disease within the acute and community setting.

Area of Specialisation structure

This unitset structure contains information about the units which comprise the course as well as the credit points required to successfully complete it.

The Master of Clinical Nursing (Chronic Disease Management) comprises nine units (180 Credit Points). This unit set allows Registered Nurses to develop expertise in the management of people with chronic illness and disease within the acute and community setting.

Students may exit with a Graduate Certificate in Clinical Nursing following completion of 60 credit points and with a Graduate Diploma in Clinical Nursing following completion of 120 credit points.



Year One
UnitDescription Points
Semester One
NNS5113Advanced Nursing Science 1*20
NSP5302Advanced Nursing Practice 2*20
Semester Two
NNS5202Advanced Nursing Science 2*20
The student may exit with the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Nursing.
 


NSP5302 is a year long clinical practice unit.

Subjects marked with * may be substituted for units approved by the Course Coordinator.



Year Two
UnitDescription Points
Semester One
NUR5113Evaluating Practice in Health 20
NST5158Independent Study 20
CLM4100Clinical Leadership and Management 20
The student may exit with the Graduate Diploma in Clinical Nursing.
Semester Two
MHP5101Master Health Project 20
MHP5202Master Health Project 20
Elective (20 credit points)
 


The project involves two units of study, which should be completed sequentially. Therefore, students studying at the Master award level full-time should enrol in MHP5101 in Semester 2, Year One instead of NST5148. NST5148 is then completed in Semester Two.

This major can also be studied in the following courses:

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