A level‑7 short course module aimed at healthcare professionals who assess and treat patients in first‑contact or emergency settings. It develops advanced decision‑making and practical skills to support autonomous management of minor injuries over a 12‑week blended learning period.
The module focuses on advanced theoretical knowledge, enhanced clinical decision‑making and higher‑level practical skills required to manage minor injuries with increasing autonomy. The course combines online and face‑to‑face teaching to support progression toward autonomous minor injury management.
Applicants should be healthcare professionals currently working in a first‑contact or emergency care setting. You apply directly to Anglia Ruskin University and must complete the university application plus a supplementary information form when applying for this course.
Completion equips clinicians to take on advanced practice responsibilities within urgent care, emergency departments or primary care settings where minor injuries are seen. The module is specifically designed to strengthen decision‑making and practical skills that underpin autonomous management of minor injury presentations.
Fee and funding details are handled by the university; prospective applicants should check ARU's fees and funding pages or contact the course team for information about employer sponsorship, continuing professional development support, or other funding options.
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