Programme/Approved Electives for 2024/25
None
Available as a Free Standing Elective
No
This module forms part of the MSc Prosthetics and Orthotics programme at Keele University which is an innovative programme of study which prepares the graduate for contemporary clinical practice in changing health and industry settings. This module will enable students to understand the characteristics of effective leadership in a health service delivery context, preparing students to take a future lead on the delivery of high quality patient services.
Aims
This module aims to focus on students to evaluate the role of effective leadership in healthcare and develop students; knowledge and skills to facilitate effective planning, implementation and evaluation of high-quality healthcare services.
Intended Learning Outcomes
Critically assess and evaluate the changing and diverse context of health and social care: 1Critically assess the characteristics of an effective leader: 1Critically evaluate the factors contributing to a healthy workplace: 1Argue and critically evaluate the requirements for effective workforce management: 1Critically evaluate the challenges of contemporary healthcare service development and delivery: 1
54 hours of teaching include:~18 hours of synchronous lectures~12 hours of tutorials/ small group work~ 04 hours of assessment practice~20 hours of directed self-study,96 hours independent which includes:~80 hours of self-directed study,~16 hours of assessment preparation
Description of Module Assessment
1: Presentation weighted 100%30 minute individual oral presentation