Education
ACA in conjunction with the University of Ulster
Anyone interested in learning more about the ACA/Ulster module can speak with Gaye Kyle, module leader at gayekyle@tiscali.co.uk
Learning from experience..find out more about the ACA / Ulster module.
Download the application form here
The first cohort of this module have completed their assignments and results are now in the post, well done on all those who successfully completed the module. Please remember to send your completed evaluation forms to Fitwise. The information from these evaluations helps to plan and develop the module to ensure it remains relevant and dynamic.
The module offers you as continence practitioners a unique opportunity to demonstrate academically the skills and experience you use every day in practice. It is important to note that the module is essentially a ‘do it yourself’ module with no formal teaching or instruction. Support via e mail is offered but it is the student’s responsibility to initiate this support.
Many of you enrolled on the module at conference in Coventry. May I take this opportunity to welcome you all and I hope you will enjoy your studies. The members forum on the ACA website offers those of you who are members of the ACA a useful way of supporting each other whilst undertaking the module.
Remember you can apply for this module at any ACA educational event.
Continence Study Modules in the UK
This information is provided to ACA members as a guide to the continence modules available in the UK. The inclusion of this information, on the website, does not imply that the modules are endorsed by the ACA. While every attempt will be made to ensure that the information is up to date, the ACA accepts no responsibility for the quality or content of the modules.
The information may change. If you have new modules or details of continence related modules that may be helpful to ACA members, please let Alison Harris, ACA Executive member know at a.x.harris@mdx.ac.uk or 020 8411 4681.
(Correct as of July 2006)
Module |
Module Leader |
Level/ Credits |
Contact |
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Nottingham University Promtion of Continence (and management of incontinence) (runs 3 - 4 times a year)
Care and management of the patient with lower GI and Bowel Disorder and Dysfunction (runs twice a year) Care of the Child with Bladder and Bowel Dysfunction (runs once a year) We alsdo offer a Continence promotion Degree Pathway. which consistes of Evidence based Practice Care and management of the patient with lower GI and Bowel Disorder and Dysfunction Choice of one other module including (Care of the Child with Bladder & Bowel Dysfunction ) Plus a 40 credit diisertation University of Plymouth |
Alison Kelley | 20 credits at Level 3 (& level 2 for the next 2 yrs) 20 credits at level 3
20 credits at level 3 20 credits level 3
20 credits level 3 20 credits at level 3 20 credits at level 3 |
All enquires to Alison Kelley (Programme Leader) Nottingham university e mail alison.kelley@nottingham.ac.uk Phone number 0115 8230 958 |
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Effective promotion of continence and management of incontinence
St Martins College, Carlisle |
Sharon Eustice |
Degree level 20 credits |
Sharon Eustice |
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Multiprofessional promotion of continence. Work based learning
University of West of England |
Kim Hanson |
Diploma level |
Kim Hanson |
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Promotion of continence
Mayday Healthcare NHS Trust Croydon Primary Care Trust, Epsom and St Helier NHS Trust |
Brian Turner |
Level 2/3 |
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University of Central Lancashire |
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MSc Continence Care Management of Adult Bowel Dysfunction module (NU3180) (20 level 3 credits) Single module or BSc Management of Urinary Continence Care module (NU3181)(20 level 3 credits) Single module or BSc
University of Bradford |
Pam Isherwood |
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Pam Isherwood |
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PGcert Continence (for physiotherapists)
University of Ulster |
Jeanette Haslam |
Masters level, 20 credits/ module. |
Jeanette Haslam |
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Foundations of adult urinary continence promotion (online) Demonstrating continence promotion through experiential learning - click here for details (download Word) |
Dr Carol Curran |
Degree level / Masters level |
Dr Carol Curran |
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validated by the University of Ulster Promotion of Continence in Clinical Practice
Glasgow Caledonian University
NMCH, City Campus, Glasgow |
20 credits level 2
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Marie Flanigan
Senior Manager i.nhs.uktel: 028 9056 1353
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Promotion of Continence and Management of Incontinence
Thames Valley University Slough Campus |
Mary Ballentyne & Kathy Duffy |
Degree level
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Mary Ballentyne |
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Advanced practice in promotion of continence management of incontinence
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Gaye Kyle |
Degree level
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Gaye Kyle bart.plange@tvu.ac.uk |
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Promotion of continence management of incontinence
University of Greenwich |
Gaye Kyle |
Diploma level |
Gaye kyle bart.plange@tvu.ac.uk |
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Promoting Continence
Coventry |
Carolyn Crane |
Degree level |
Kerri Wright 020 8331 8965 |
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PROMOTION OF CONTINENCE btec course for continence, aimed at HCAs |
Wendy Keegan
Mandy Wells Chrsitine Norton 020 8235 4167 christine.s.norton@kcl.c.uk |
20 CAT points Level 3 |
Wendy Keegan
Mrs Janet Paul, Administrator
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Kings College London Biofeedback for Continence Care 28 – 30 April, 11 – 13 June 2008 |
15M-level credits
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