Advanced Practice Project HEA4002
Overview
This is the final module for the MSc Leadership Development programme. It has been specifically designed to enable students to consolidate and develop further skills in planning, implementation and evaluation of a small project as well as project report writing. Furthermore the module will enable students to further develop their leadership and change management skills within their own practice.
| Module code: | HEA4002 |
|---|---|
| Level: | 7 |
| Module credits: | 60 |
| Cost for new students: | £3000 for 2024/25 academic year |
If you are an existing student who is undertaking this module as part of a programme, your fee will have been advised to you by email. You can also check your fees online. For any queries, please contact [email protected]
If your tuition fee is being paid by a sponsor or you are a sponsor paying a student’s fee, you are required to send a copy of a purchase order to [email protected].
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Who is this module for?
Postgraduate students completing the MSc Leadership Development, MSc Advanced Practice or MSc Surgical Care Practice programmes.
What are the key aims of the module?
The Advanced Practice Project will enable you to consolidate and develop further skills and knowledge gained during previous modules undertaken as part of your MSc pathway. Importantly, the module will teach you how to lead, implement and evaluate the impact of a quality improvement project.
How will I study?
Mode of delivery: Blended learning based on a hybrid Model.
This module will be delivered through blended learning based on a hybrid model. A hybrid model is ‘an educational approach where some individuals participate in-person and some participate online synchronously (at the same time).’ The tutor(s) deliver sessions and teach remote and in-person learners synchronously using appropriate technology, meaning the students are taught together in ‘real time’. This means some of your teaching sessions will be delivered in-person and some are online synchronous delivery. If you are unable to attend in-person, with your Module Leader’s permission, you can attend the in-person teaching session, online synchronously.
What will I study?
A series of tutor, supervisor and previous student led key-note lectures/seminars will be employed as a forum in which students and supervisors may critically review key issues in relation to individual student projects. Support is provided in relation to the project’s development, implementation and evaluation. Topics to be addressed will include:
- Project report writing,
- Change management and leadership approaches,
- Ethical and governance considerations,
- Writing an abstract and tips for success,
- Formative seminar,
- Presentations of successful projects.
How will I be assessed?
A detailed written account of your advanced practice project (12,000 words report).
On successful completion you will:
- Critically analyse health and social care situations with a view to improving the quality of intervention within them
- Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to examine practice-related issues
- Identify, plan and implement a small-scale project that will potentially promote service delivery/treatment/develop practice
- Demonstrate critical consideration of governance issues related to practice development.
Study dates and venues
September 2023
Venue: Ormskirk Campus, Edge Hill University
Starts: Wednesday 6 September 2023
February 2024
Venue: Ormskirk Campus, Edge Hill University
Starts: Wednesday 28 February 2024
September 2024
Venue:
Starts: Wednesday 4 September 2024
February 2025
Venue:
Starts: Monday 17 February 2025
How to apply
Module availability varies from year to year and will be subject to minimum student numbers being achieved. Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis. Due to the popularity of some modules, it may be that the module is fully booked when your application is received. We will include your details on a waiting list and allocate you a place on the next available intake.
We encourage you to apply as early as possible to give you the best chance to obtain a place on your preferred cohort, module applications will close as soon as the module is full. Applications received within two weeks of the start date may have to be considered for a later cohort.
For details of how to apply, please visit the apply page.
Contact us
For further information on module content please contact the Module Coordinator Charlotte Moen [email protected] or the School office email [email protected]
Pathways
This module is a core module on the following programmes: