Clinical Practice MRes
Facts about Clinical Practice
| Qualification | MRes |
|---|---|
| Duration | Full time: 1 year Part time: 2 years |
| Attendance | Part self-funded over two years, 1 day a week (October start date) |
| Assessment | Research protocol; portfolio; oral and poster presentations; statistics examination; and dissertation. |
| Course structure | |
Choose Kingston's Clinical Practice MRes
This masters course provides a focused programme of practical and academic study to prepare you for leadership and management in clinical research. The course is suitable for nurses, midwives and allied health professionals and will enable you to promote and drive change in clinical practice.
What will you study?
You will gain the knowledge and research skills necessary for your first step towards a future career in clinical research. You will learn to generate research questions; design and test data collection approaches; and interpret results within a scientific framework.
By the end of the course you will be able to participate fully in the academic community through debate and discussion; present to clinical meetings and conferences; and publish your work in relevant clinical journals.
Many of our staff in the Faculty of Health and Social Care Sciences are research active, often in partnership with NHS Trusts. This ensures they are in touch with the latest thinking and bring best practice to your studies.
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Course structure
Please note that this is an indicative list of modules and is not intended as a definitive list.
Modules
- Research Methods (15 credits)
- Critical Appraisal (15 credits)
- Statistics (15 credits)
- Research Project Planning and Management (15 credits)
- Applied Research in Clinical Practice (15 credits)
- Research Project on a topic related to clinical practice (105 credits)
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