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Accessibility & LanguageRecognising & Responding to Client Deterioration
Duration
12 weeks
Next start date
September 2025
NFQ
Level 9
ECTS
10 Credits
Mode of Study
Blended Learning
Apply By
Jun 30, 2025, 5PM
Fee
€1250
Overview
This module provides a comprehensive approach to recognising and managing acute deterioration in patients across a range of critical conditions. Students will develop essential skills in holistic and systematic patient assessment, prioritising care, and implementing effective interventions.
Entry Requirements
Applicants must be over 21 years and be registered general nurses working in primary acute care settings. Students must have a letter from the Director of Nursing stating that they will be supported during the module.
What you will Learn
This module is designed for registered nurses working in acute care settings who are looking to enhance their clinical knowledge and expand their skills in the assessment and management of acutely unwell patients. It is ideal for graduate nurses seeking to build expertise in critical care areas, including respiratory, cardiovascular, neurological, renal, and metabolic emergencies. This course is particularly relevant for those aiming to develop their clinical decision-making, advanced monitoring, and intervention skills in a fast-paced acute care environment.
Contact
If you have any questions about this course, please contact:
Administrative Assistant (Wed & Fri)
School of Nursing and Midwifery | Áras Moyola | University of Galway
Phone: +353 91 49 3740Email: Mari Moran
How to Apply
From the 1st May 2025, you can apply for this micro-credential through our Online Application Portal.
Learn more about our application process.
Apply here: Online Application Portal
When completing your application please make sure to select the following categories:
Academic level: Micro-credentials and CPD
College/Interest type: Micro-credentials/CPD Postgrad Level 9
Academic programme: Nursing & Midwifery micro-credentials PFC1
You will need to manually enter the Module Name and Code under ‘Module Name’ on the second page of your application. Please copy the name and code below:
Recognising & Responding to Client Deterioration - NU605
See also Nursing & Midwifery How to Apply
