Master of Science (Critical Care Nursing)

The Master of Science (Critical Care Nursing) is designed for nursing professionals from acute care backgrounds who are interested to specialise in critical care.

Upon completion of the programme, graduates will be able to:

1. Apply advanced knowledge of critical care nursing principles to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate care for patients with complex and life-threatening conditions.
2. Demonstrate expert clinical judgment and decision-making skills in managing critically ill patients across diverse healthcare settings.
3. Critically analyze and synthesize current evidence to inform clinical practice and improve patient outcomes in the field of critical care nursing.
4. Implement and advocate for evidence-based interventions, incorporating the latest research and technological advancements in critical care.
5. Communicate and coordinate care seamlessly with various healthcare professionals, fostering a culture of teamwork and mutual respect.
6. Demonstrate leadership in the provision of high-quality critical care, assuming roles such as unit manager, clinical coordinator, or other leadership positions within the critical care setting.
7. Provide empathetic and culturally competent care, addressing the unique needs and concerns of diverse patient populations in critical care.
8. Serve as a mentor and resource for less experienced nurses, contributing to the professional development and ongoing learning within the critical care nursing community.
9. Lead initiatives to improve patient outcomes, reduce errors, and optimize the overall quality of care delivered in critical care settings.
10. Advocate for ethical decision-making and contribute to the development and implementation of ethical guidelines within critical care practice.