Department
Department of Medicine and Surgery
Access requirements
1) Bachelor’s degree in Pediatric Nursing or Nursing; Degree in the L/SNT1 class of degrees in health professions, nursing and obstetric health profession;
2) Diplomas obtained on the basis of the previous legislation of the members of the health professions referred to in DM 509/99 and referred to Laws 26 February 1999 n. 42 and 10 August 251, considered valid, pursuant to art. 10 of the Law of January 8, 2002 n. 1 for access to the Master’s and other Courses activated by the University, provided they hold the Diploma of five-year maturity obtained in Italy or, by title obtained abroad, after at least 12 years of schooling.
3) qualification issued abroad, recognised as eligible under the regulations in force by the Executive Committee for the sole purpose of enrolment in the course.
4) Further qualifications can be evaluated by the admission commission on the basis of cultural affinity with the subjects proposed in the master. They must also have:
Register of the Order of Nursing Professions
Beginning of teaching activities
April 2025
Methods of implementation
The teaching activities of the Master will be delivered in the presence
Educational content
The Master aims to improve knowledge in the field of implantation and management of central and long-term venous access, in all their clinical and care implications. Central venous accesses are principally located in hospitals for the administration of drugs and parenteral nutrition. These devices fall into a variety of clinical situations and involve a considerable heterogeneity of health professionals. The aim of the Master is to allow healthcare professionals an organic, complete, theoretical and practical deepening of their knowledge, so that they can face first-hand the multiform clinical problems posed by these devices.
During the internship candidates will follow the activity of implantation of short and long-term central venous catheters at the vascular access clinic and will follow the activity of the PICC Team bedside implantation. Learners can learn and practice eco-anatomy and puppet implantation techniques under the supervision of tutors. The candidates will also follow the activity of vascular access management by training on the dummy for dressing and fixing systems.
Final test:
Candidates must produce a thesis on an aspect of particular interest (technical, clinical or organizational) demonstrating that they have learned the notions exposed during the lessons and be able to develop it in the field of research and clinical practice.
Minimum number of enrollments
12
Maximum number of enrollments
50
