Accreditation

The Nmic Diploma is an established qualification which is widely recognised throughout the NHS as evidence of competence in this area of practice. The course is not a replacement for full patient assessment training. The Diploma is accredited by the Royal College of Nursing, and on completion you will receive a certificate bearing their logo. If you are working towards a degree, it may be possible for you to seek recognition of this as an 'accreditation of prior learning' (equivalent to 45 credits at level 6) under the CATS process. You would have to do this directly with your chosen University.
- Six Month Nmic Diploma Course
- Nmic Diploma Course Plan
- Nmic Diploma Clinical Placement Guide
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Example Assignment - Organisational Skills
- Case Study - Adult 1 [ Prescription ]
- Case Study - Adult 2 [ Prescription ]
- Case Study - Child 1
- Case Study - Child 2
- Example Pharmacology Scenario