🎓 Diploma in Healthcare Practice – Level 4

🎓 Diploma in Healthcare Practice – Level 4 “Building Competent, Compassionate, and Confident Healthcare Workers” Delivered by: OFC registered Nursing Midwifery Council Professionals Program Overview: The Diploma in Healthcare Practice (Level 4) is a professional work-based program designed to prepare learners for effective clinical and community healthcare practice. It develops both theoretical understanding and practical competence required to work confidently in diverse healthcare environments, including hospitals, mental health settings, and residential care services. Learning Outcomes By the end of this program, learners will be able to: Complete patient NEWS (National Early Warning Score) observations accurately. Conduct risk assessments and apply safe decision-making in clinical practice. Perform therapeutic observations and monitor patient wellbeing effectively. Demonstrate a clear understanding of their professional role and responsibilities within healthcare. Apply principles of teamwork and partnership working with other healthcare professionals. Promote safe, person-centred, and evidence-based practice in accordance with UK standards. Who This Program Is For Aspiring healthcare professionals seeking to advance into NHS Band 3 or 4 roles. Support workers, healthcare assistants, and carers aiming for higher-level competence. International students or nurses seeking UK-recognised healthcare skills and CPD certification. Certification and Progression Graduates receive a Diploma in Healthcare Practice (Level 4) accredited by OFC Training College — a UK-registered healthcare and education organisation. Successful learners can progress to: Level 5 Health & Social Care qualifications, Nursing degree pathways, or Clinical practice roles within hospitals and community services. Delivery Method Blended learning: Online theory + practical assignments Duration: 4–6 weeks (full-time) or 8–10 weeks (part-time) Assessment: Reflective reports, skills demons