COURSE CURRICULUM

Got it. Here's a revised version of the summary without any bold or italic styling:This degree in perioperative practice is structured over three years and is designed to prepare you with the knowledge, hands-on skills, and professional behaviours required to work in surgical, anaesthetic, and post-anaesthetic care settings.In Year 1, you'll build a foundation in key areas such as surgical and anaesthetic procedures, anatomy and physiology, and the fundamentals of patient care. You'll also begin your first placements in both surgical and anaesthetic environments, gaining initial clinical experience. Modules like "Becoming a Professional Practitioner" and "Evidence: Your Profession in a Global Context" help you start developing your identity as a health professional and introduce evidence-based practice.Year 2 focuses on developing your understanding of more complex surgical and anaesthetic care. You'll take on more responsibility in placements and continue to refine your clinical skills. You'll also explore pharmacology in the context of perioperative care and learn how to critically examine evidence and research through the "Exploring Knowledge Through Curiosity" module. The emphasis is on applying theory to practice while working collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams.In the final year, you'll work with more complex cases and begin to take on roles with higher levels of responsibility, including acting as a novice Surgical First Assistant. You'll explore the holistic care of critically ill patients and enhance your post-anaesthetic care skills. The final year also includes a strong focus on leadership, reflective practice, and research through the modules "Leading for the Future as a Health and Care Professional" and "The Evidence-based Practitioner: Professional Project." These prepare you to become an autonomous, confident practitioner who can contribute to improving care and shaping the future of the profession.Let me know if you'd like this reworded for a personal statement, a presentation, or something else.