MSc Integrated Service Improvement

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University of Teesside, School of Health & Social Care

Comments about MSc Integrated Service Improvement - At the institution - Middlesbrough - North Yorkshire

• Objectives
  You'll develop a critical appreciation of the complexities of health and social care leadership within the context of the improvement and integration agenda. This course uses real-life opportunities to develop these skills and have an impact on improving a patient-led service.
• Entry requirements
  Normally applicants should have an honours degree or equivalent in a health or social care or leadership/management-related subject. Alternatively, applicants should be able to demonstrate by qualification and/or experience their ability to undertake and complete the course. Applicants who have completed a postgraduate certificate in a related subject can access Year 2 of the course.
• Academic title
  MSc Integrated Service Improvement
• Course description
  MSc Integrated Service Improvement
  This course provides a flexible framework which allows health and social care professionals to develop the complex set of skills required for leading integrated-service improvement. This includes effective leadership and the ability to respond to policy drivers and service needs.
  
  Course structure
  Year 1 comprises three modules which make up the PgCert Leadership (Health and Social Care). The modules are Advanced Personal Effectiveness in Leadership, Health and Social Care in Context, and Leading Service Improvement. Year 2 focuses on developing your research skills and includes options in relation to research, partnership working and performance management. Your dissertation in Year 3 includes the option of researching a service-improvement topic or the evaluation of a service-improvement project.
  
  Careers
  This course enhances your personal and professional effectiveness and can open wider opportunities for career advancement.

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