Assessment Method: 2,500 word change proposal and 500 word development plan
No. of Credits: 15 at Level 7
Accrediting Institution: University of Hertfordshire
Course code: 7FHH1191
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Leadership for Quality Improvement in Long Term Conditions Level 7 module
£690.00
The Leadership for Quality Improvement in Long Term Conditions Level 7 module has been designed to further the student’s leadership skills by demonstrating personal qualities such as self-awareness, managing self and others, reflective practice, influencing skills and overcoming difficult situations.
Within the module students will consider managing services including planning, implementing policy, patient and carer involvement and empowerment to self-manage, service redesign, ‘lean’ methodology, value stream mapping and managing risk.
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| Study Type | Supported online learning |
| Duration | 3 months |
| Level | Level 7 (postgraduate) |
| Start Date | Various |
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The Leadership for Quality Improvement in Long Term Conditions Level 7 module has been designed to further the student's leadership skills by demonstrating personal qualities such as self-awareness, managing self and others, reflective practice, influencing skills and overcoming difficult situations. During the module, students will advance their knowledge and understanding of collaborative working and care integration; developing networks, benefits and challenges, working with teams, facilitation skills and stages of team development.
Within the module students will consider managing services including planning, implementing policy, patient and carer involvement and empowerment to self-manage, service redesign, 'lean' methodology, value stream mapping and managing risk.
In addition, students will study managing people, leading service improvement and setting direction, this will encompass building and nurturing an improvement culture, reflective practice, national/local patient safety policies, quality improvement methodology, learning from adverse events, identifying contexts for change, health policy and evaluation and sustainability and spread of change.
Booking for modules at this level closes 30 days before the start date, to allow time to organise academic registration.
To ensure you have the correct qualifications stipulated by the University to commence the Level 7 module, once your application is received, a member of our education team will contact you within 5 working days.
This course is accredited by the University of Hertfordshire. After purchasing your place from Education for Health, your course information will include the requirement to register for the activity with the University of Hertfordshire before the start date. Failure to do this will result in you not being able to start the course. In this instance our normal Terms & Conditions will apply.
The university registration end date is set at 6 weeks before the start date of the module. Late applications can still be processed and will be considered on an individual basis. Please be aware that applications received less than 6 weeks before the start date of the module may result in a slight delay in accessing online learning materials. If you have any queries regarding the above please contact the programme administrator [email protected]
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