Health Systems Management - Level 7 (7KANP123)
Nursing, Midwifery & Palliative Care
Course Overview
Health systems are the building blocks of delivering healthcare and meeting health objectives through the organisation of people, services and resources. The effectiveness and efficiency of how care processes are organised and managed is an increasingly important agenda globally. This module focuses on understanding the principles of good governance, policy development and standard setting to ensure effective risk management and the monitoring of quality, care and conduct of clinical practice and services.
Dates to be confirmed
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Delivery mode: Hyflex
Application deadline: To be confirmed
Places: Course closed
Course features
- Provide a critical analysis of the 4 main global health systems: National Health Insurance, Bismark Model, Private Health Insurance, Out-of-pocket.
- Critically evaluate the role government plays in managing a health system.
- Present an in-depth analysis of the scope and effectiveness of global strategies that influence global health systems.
Learning outcomes
- Critically evaluate forms of health systems
- Present an analysis of factors that impact on efficient running of a health system
- Present an analysis of health system in relation to national and international health equality
Entry Requirements
Qualified healthcare professionals
Assessment
Written assignment and presentation.
Further information
Teaching schedule
17/01/2025, 24/01, 31/01, 07/02, 14/02, 21/02, 28/02, 07/03, 14/03, 21/03
Course code:
7KANP123
Credit level:
7
Credit value:
30
Duration:
3 months
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