Health and Social Care (HSC) Undergraduate Prospectus 2010
MSc/PgDip
Location Location
Southwark Southwark
DipHE
Occupational Therapy
Duration Duration
Operating Department Practice
2 years (full-time) 2 years (full-time)
Mode of study Start date
Full-time September
Start date Number of places
September 30
Health and Social Car Health and Social Car
Course description Career opportunities
Number of places Simple timetable information
Course description Career opportunities
This Masters level programme focuses On successful completion of this
70 Full-time: 8 study blocks per year, and the
The course, through a combination of ODPs provide professional expertise
remainder in clinical placement
on producing competent occupational course, you will be eligible to apply for
Simple timetable info
academic study and clinical practice, as part of the multidisciplinary peri-
therapy practitioners who are able to: registration as an occupational therapist
Full-time days How to apply
provides the opportunity to gain both operative team. Students completing
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– Demonstrate strong professional role with the Health Professions Council.
Via UCAS
knowledge and skills in real work the DipHE are eligible to register with
How to apply
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(HSC)
identity Once registered as an occupational
(HSC)
Direct to LSBU UCAS code
situations. The student will work the Health Professions Council, to
– Work in partnership with colleagues, therapist, there are many opportunities
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within the operating theatre team at work throughout the UK and some
users, carers, to promote health for you to work within a number of
LSBU code
one of our clinical allocation hospitals, other countries. In recent years all
2447 LSBU code
through occupation health and social care contexts and with
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to experience the varied role of the students who qualified through LSBU
– Work in partnership with change, a number of different client groups.
Course contacts
Operating Department Practice (ODP) have gained employment in theatre
across a range of health and social
Soumaya Touzani Course contact
within that team. departments within UK hospitals.
Course Administrator Chris Mahoney
service settings Typical background of applicant
touzans@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 8069 Course Director
– Contribute to modern, high quality Applicants must have an Honours
mahonec@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 6148
Primarily involved in caring for patients Progression routes
care for the benefit of clients, users, degree, in any subject area and relevant
Dr Maria Caunce
at an extremely stressful time, the focus to postgraduate study
Admissions Tutor Jackie Kent
carers and employers experience of working in a health, social
cauncemt@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 6754 Admissions Tutor
of this care may be in supporting the Eligibility for the Allied Health CPD
– Contribute to the evolution care or related area.
kentj@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 8357
anaesthetist in caring for the patient framework (degree level).
of the profession through the
Non-standard entry requirements
both before and during the procedure.
The selection process includes a number of Non-standard entry requirements
implementation of evidence-based Students for whom English is not their
strands: you will have to provide a report, an All offers are conditional and subject to
It may be in acting as a member of the Professional contacts/industry links
practice and scholarship first language must have achieved the
application form and references. Once initially satisfactory completion of both a CRB and
scrub team and supporting the surgeon Accredited by the College of Operating
– Take professional and personal International English Language Test
selected, some people may be interviewed before occupational health check, and references.
throughout the procedure, monitoring Department Practitioners (CODP).
they are offered a place. If you are offered a place
responsibility for life-long learning. Score of 7.0 or equivalent.
you must successfully complete both a CRB and Typical offer
instruments and sterile equipment. Or Approved by the Health Professions
occupational health check. 160 UCAS Tariff points
it may be in caring for the patient in the Council.
Therefore, using a problem-based Professional contacts/industry links immediate post-operative period as they
Course units Course units
learning approach and through The MSc/PgDip is a recognised
Year 1 Year 1
recover from the anaesthetic. For full entry requirements see pages
experiential learning whilst on practice qualification with the following
– Introduction to Occupational Therapy Inter-professional units
252 to 253.
placements (over 33 weeks - 1,200 organisations:
– Lifestyle Disruption and Delay – Foundations for Health and Social Care
– Understanding Research and – Facilitating Learning
hours), you will develop skills and – College of Occupational Therapists
Evidence-based Practice Profession specific
knowledge which will facilitate your – World Federation of Occupational
– Occupational Adaptation and Change – Introduction to Operating Department Practice
personal, academic and professional Therapists
– Optimising Occupational Performance: – Basic Anatomy and Physiology in Health and
Individuals, Groups and Communities Illness
development leading up to achieving – Health Professions Council.
Year 2 – Risk Management in the Peri-operative Setting
your goal in becoming an occupational
– Occupational Performance: Environments, – Individualised care of the Peri-operative Patient
therapist. For full entry requirements see pages
Health and Independence – Anaesthetic and Surgical Practice
– Occupational Therapy: Professional Year 2
252 to 253.
Accountability Inter-professional units
Those wishing to progress to study for
– Occupation-centred and – Facilitating Collaboration
the Masters in Occupational Therapy
Evidence-based Practice – Research Methods in Health and Social Care
– Research and Scholarship within Occupational Profession specific
can do so either by the Masters/PgDip
Therapy (Masters dissertation unit) – Applied Anatomy and Physiology
route or by ‘topping up’ with the MSc in
– Care of the Patient in Recovery
Occupational Therapy (post-registration)
– Individualised Care of the Paediatric Patient
– Managing Clinical Emergencies
for those who have completed the two
– Advanced Peri-operative Practice
year PgDip in Occupational Therapy. We
also offer a Practice Educator’s course.
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