Pearson
    Level 4
    QN: 603/7879/7
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    Pearson BTEC Level 4 Higher National Certificate in Healthcare Professions' Support for England

    Official qualification regulated by Ofqual, awarded by Pearson. Classified as a Other Vocational Qualification. Total guided learning hours: 480 hours.

    Qualification Level
    Level 4
    Awarding Body
    Pearson
    Syllabus Units
    7 Units
    Guided Hours
    480 hrs
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    Course Syllabus & Study Modules

    Complete breakdown of verified curriculum topics and learning objectives.

    1

    Applied Anatomy and Physiology

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    Key Learning Objectives:
    • Describe organ systems within a healthy human.2.
    • Explain the interrelationship of body systems in good and ill health from a physiological perspective.3.
    • Investigate how physiological measurements in the body are affected by ill health.4.
    • Contribute to appropriate care interventions based on an individual’s physiological measurements which contribute to reducing risks to health.
    2

    Demonstrating Professional Principles and Values in Health and Social Care Practice

    Verified
    Key Learning Objectives:
    • Explain the importance of reflective practice in supporting ongoing personal and professional development and the adoption of best practice.2. Generate evidence that demonstrates the personal application of practice themes across a broad range of work-related activities.3.
    • Demonstrate knowledge and skill development through active, ongoing, critical reflection of learning experiences.4.
    • Analyse the outcomes of their own reflective journey in terms of establishing future development needs and plans for career progression.
    3

    Effective Healthcare Practice using Maths

    Verified
    Key Learning Objectives:
    • Explain different purposes of mathematical information used in healthcare practice.2.
    • Apply mathematical methods accurately to report on and work to improve individuals’ health status.3.
    • Investigate the scientific rationale of the mathematical methods and information used to predict health outcomes.4.
    • Assess the implications of the use of mathematical methods and scientific rationales for healthcare practice.
    4

    Fundamentals of Evidence-based Practice

    Verified
    Key Learning Objectives:
    • Explain the purpose of audit, quality improvement and research to inform evidence-based practice in health and social care.2.
    • Examine the processes involved in doing an audit, a quality improvement project and a research project to inform evidence-based practice in health and social care.3.
    • Explore the concept of co-production to underpin quality improvement and research activity in health and social care.4.
    • Develop a quality improvement plan embedding co-production principles.
    5

    Law, policy and ethical practice

    Verified
    Key Learning Objectives:
    • Explore the legal frame
    • work within which health and social care practitioners operate.2.
    • Describe key legislation, national and organisational policy of fundamentalimportance to the health, care or support service practitioner.3.
    • Interpret the law in relation to key ethical and professional Practice Themes in health and social care.4.
    • Understand the application of law and policy in a health and social care practise setting.
    6

    Principles of Health Education

    Verified
    Key Learning Objectives:
    • Examine the factors influencing health status.2.
    • Investigate the impact of health beliefs on wellbeing and illness.3.
    • Explore the relationship between theoretical models of health education and health behaviours.4.
    • Implement a local health education initiative using a theoretical model of health education.
    7

    Supporting the Individual Journey through Integrated Health and Social Care

    Verified
    Key Learning Objectives:
    • Examine the health, care and support services available to an individual requiring multidisciplinary care.2.
    • Assess an individual’s capacity to identify their own needs.3.
    • Describe the impact of own relationship with the individual and multidisciplinary teams involved in the delivery of the care pathway.4.
    • Demonstrate the need for person-centred communication in implementing person-centred care.

    Regulatory & Verification Details

    Qualification Number (QN)
    603/7879/7
    Regulated Status
    Available to learners
    Awarding Body
    Pearson
    Qualification Type
    Other Vocational Qualification
    Operational Start
    Sept 2023