Anatomy|Cardiovascular Science|Clinical Trials and Methodology|Ethics|Medicine|Perioperative Medicine|Pharmacology|Physiology|Respiratory Medicine|Surgery

This module builds on the principles introduced in the Essentials of Anaesthesia, Surgery &amp; Acute Physiology module. Advancing your understanding of...

Advanced Anaesthesia, Critical Care and Acute Physiology (SURG0127)

This module builds on the principles introduced in the Essentials of Anaesthesia, Surgery & Acute Physiology module. Advancing your understanding of physiology and pharmacology even further, we will consider surgical patients on the Critical Care Unit, with a focus on clinical conditions including Sepsis, Adult Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS), Cardiac and Renal Failure.

You will learn about ways to assess fitness for surgery and discuss more advanced issues such as ethics and consent, awareness under anaesthesia, and what we can do to make surgery safer.

You will visit the Intensive Care Unit, Pre-Assessment Clinics and the Operating Theatre and have access to a variety of learning methods, including on-line resources, tutorials, and to expert module tutors and clinicians throughout the term.

Completion of the two modules be invaluable in your next 3 years of clinical studies and will equip you with knowledge, skills and critical-thinking required to care for your patients as a junior doctor, irrespective of your future specialty.

RESEARCH METHODS|QUALITATIVE METHODS|MIX METHODS|INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH

This module is open to Year 2 and Year 3/4 students and there are no prerequisites required.

Although quantitative research has traditionally been dominant in...

Qualitative Research Methods for Economics and Business (SESS0087)

The module will provide students with a strong foundation in the clinical procedures of CBT for a broad range of anxiety disorders (including social phobia,...

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Anxiety Disorders (Basic) (PSYC0075)

The module will provide students with a strong foundation in the clinical procedures of CBT for a broad range of anxiety disorders (including social phobia, PTSD, Generalised Anxiety Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and mixed anxiety-disorder presentations), incorporating current research and innovative developments in clinical practice. Skills-based competencies will be developed through small group experiential work and role-plays in workshops, linked to group supervision by course members and individual/group supervision in the place of work. Self-directed study will include general reading for each course and preparatory reading for each session. Web based resources will allow students to study examples of clinical therapy sessions and clinical demonstrations of specific techniques.