Making Sense of Clinical Governance  CPD

The module offers you a systematic clinical framework for providing quality care to users of health services. It assists with gaining an understanding of the nature and purpose of clinical governance which places the position of the patient at the heart of service provision. 

The module concentrates on the values, origins, elements and the social and political context of clinical governance. The importance of clinical governance in every aspect of professional healthcare is illustrated through the use of patient narratives.

Making Sense of Clinical Governance is the first of two modules that focus specifically on clinical governance - the UK health service framework that brings together a range of quality improvement activities to ensure high standards of care. Successful completion of Making Sense of Clinical Governance is a prerequisite for taking Clinical Governance in Action.

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Course Information

Dates and Fees to be confirmed

Eligibility

Entry requirements for BSc Health Sciences (online) programme:

  • 120 Level 1 credit points and 120 Level 2 credit points in healthcare-related subjects
Entry requirements for study as a stand-alone module:

  • Current registration with a professional and regulatory body (healthcare)

English Requirements

For those students whose first language is not English one of the following qualifications is also required:

  • GCSE English Language at Grade C or above
  • IELTS: 6.0

Funding

The module is available through local trusts' contract with City University London.

Application Deadline: