This programme explores the use of health technologies to improve healthcare experiences and outcomes and the sustainability of health technology adoption to effect service transformation. This is achieved through focussing specifically on the following:
The need to consider implementation issues to successfully effect service transformation.
The importance of a user-centred approach in which user considerations are placed at the centre of technological shifts to avoid healthcare exclusion.
Innovation and entrepreneurship in health technology development and application.
The programme themes of transformation, user-centred approach, and innovation run through modules making up this programme of study.
The entry requirement for this course is a Bachelor (Honours) Degree at a 2:2 or above in a subject related to nursing, midwifery, or allied health professions with eligibility for, or a live professional professional registration with, the NMC or HCPC equivalent.
We may also consider lesser qualifications if you have sufficient relevant work experience within the industry.
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All programme activities are rooted in clinical practice and have been developed to enable maximum transferability to your practice setting. As such this programme will further career opportunities by preparing you to lead positive changes in your area of clinical practice. You will be equipped with core knowledge of healthcare technologies which you can apply to your own area of clinical practice to influence engagement, enhance patient outcomes and improve service delivery.
In this programme you will:
Core knowledge and understanding is acquired through lectures, tutorials, group work and guided independent learning and assessed through coursework.
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