Transforming and Leading in Health Care MSc - Module
Birmingham City University
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This Masters (MSc) Transforming and Leading Health Care is designed as a multidisciplinary programme for professionals and managers leading across both health and can be accessed as a purely on line course or as blended deliveryAs health care provision becomes increasingly complex, with greater demand for services and more people with multiple long term conditions plus the shortages of skilled professionals, there is a growing importance on how health care components ...Read more

This Masters (MSc) Transforming and Leading Health Care is designed as a multidisciplinary programme for professionals and managers leading across both health and can be accessed as a purely on line course or as blended deliveryAs health care provision becomes increasingly complex, with greater demand for services and more people with multiple long term conditions plus the shortages of skilled professionals, there is a growing importance on how health care components (workforce/politics/economics/ accreditation) need to improve and transform. Most health systems globally are under sustained financial constraint and rising consumer expectation.The need to redesign systems is becoming increasingly important. A crucial part of this for health care leaders includes how to manage yourself, and others, and how to use these skills as the basis for continually managing challenges and improvements in health care systems. Leading and managing health services can seem increasingly challenging in a rapidly changing and multicomplex environment, which attracts continual media interest and attention. It is underpinned by a plethora of legislation, guidance and governance which can often leave professionals both bewildered and overwhelmed as inspections and demands of services and organisations continues to increase.EmployabilityThis programme equips you with enhanced knowledge in interpersonal and managerial skills and health care improvement and policy, which contributes positively to employability within areas of health care.Promotes enterprising, professional, work-ready and creative problem solvers, wiling to respond to change and manage it effectively within health care.

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76/101
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Maria
16 Dec 24

Campus is small and comfortable, everything is accessible and the cantin has reasonable food and prices. The content of the moodles are poor though. Lack of consistency with the..Read more

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Kennedy
11 Oct 24

Lecturers are generally very caring of your wellbeing alongside studies. Everyone seems happy to help and there is support for any situation you’re in whether it’s financial or..Read more

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Entry requirements

All applicants must be working in an appropriate environment in order to fully engage with the chosen modules.

Applicants will also need one of the following:

  • A relevant Bachelors degree or equivalent or a 60 credit level 6 award in an appropriate subject area.
  • A minimum of five years experience in a relevant healthcare area and evidence of successfully completed level 6 study within the preceding 2 years.
  • A minimum of five years experience in a relevant healthcare area accompanied by the submission of a 2,000-3,000 discursive essay. This will be marked at level 6 and will need to meet the pass mark of 40% in order for an offer to be made. The essay title and further information will be sent to eligible students on application.

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£860 per 20 credit module

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£860 per 20 credit module

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£860 per 20 credit module

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16 Dec 24
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Campus is small and comfortable, everything is accessible and the cantin has reasonable food and prices. The content of the moodles are poor though. Lack of consistency with the...
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Birmingham City University
Westbourne Road Edgbaston Birmingham B15 3TN United Kingdom
Nearest train station: Five Ways  0.3 miles away
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