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Olympic House
28-42 Clements Road
Ilford,Greater London,
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Phone : +44 208 553 7975
Fax no : +44 208 553 7976 |
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| Health & Social Care |
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| Following is a list of training courses that we currently provide : |
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This course, which is just as lively and accessible, is for anyone with an interest in effective management in health care industry including the communication Skills required to manage a quality, patient- centred health service. This course will provide the basic principles of effective management and communication skills. Further it provides an understanding of the contemporary issues in health and social care industry. The learner will also have the opportunity to study research skills into practice to construct a profile of an effective health care manager and recognise some problem solving techniques. Therefore, this programme aims to provide learners and frontline of care and health workers with confidence, skills, knowledge and competence to a boost a career in the health, social and care industry. |
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This is a 18 month full-time programme which gives students a fully-rounded education in providing them with the skills they need for further study or future employment in many areas, and doesn’t necessarily have to lead to a sector-related career or university course. Thus on Completing this Course, students will be equipped to undertake a range of high level health and care activities and carry out a mix of specialised operations involving a degree of self directed work and supervision of processes and people. |
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It therefore offers the flexibility needed in responding to the broad spectrum of contexts relevant to candidate . This diploma will build students' knowledge from the Level 5 Advanced Diploma in any, Social science or Management studies. |
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Programme aims |
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The programme will enhance participants’ knowledge, develop their research and management skills in the health sector and potential at a management level and will provide an environment where students can learn from each other as well as from the teaching staff. Emphasis will be given throughout the programme to: |
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Provide a balanced and stimulating approach to the study of the health sciences based on sound academic principles ; |
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Provide a structured programme of learning opportunities which allows and encourages students to fulfil their academic potential; |
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Equip students with appropriate skills in written and verbal communication and in information technology ; |
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Presents opportunities to develop organisational skills and the ability to work in teams ; |
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Develop students critical and evaluative skills in the academic disciplines making up their programme of study and enhance their ability to make and express cross-disciplinary connections ; |
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Train students to understand and evaluate research and encourage the integration of research with theory and practical applications. |
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Association |
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This course is accredited by NCFE and upon completion of the course the final certificate will be issued by the NCFE to successful students. |
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Programme structure Assessment, Study Hours and Credits |
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To achieve the award of GDHCM students will be required to successfully complete the following 6 core modules. |
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| MODULE CODE |
MODULE TITLE |
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Equivalent to NQF Level |
| HC001 |
Health Care Communication |
15 |
6 |
| HRM 02 |
Contemporary Issue in Health Social Care |
15 |
6 |
| INT003 |
Introduction to Health Research Method |
15 |
6 |
| FR004 |
Financial Resource in Health Care |
15 |
6 |
| PSY005 |
Psychology of Health and illness |
15 |
6 |
| HR006 |
Managing HR in Health System |
15 |
6 |
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Programme duration |
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Completion of the GDHCM must be done in no less than 18 months and not more than 3 years in accordance to PQM’s Regulations. |
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ASSESSMENT |
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Assessment will be based on a formal three hours written examination (100%). |
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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS |
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To enter a Graduate Diploma Level 6 course, students must have, as a minimum, one of the following : |
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A Diploma Level 5 in health or social science related subjects from any UK university or from an approved institution of higher education outside the UK. |
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A recognised equivalent professional qualification. |
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UK Level 4 Diploma with three years relevant work experience. |
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Mature students over 21 years old with three (3) years of relevant experiences will be considered on a case by case basis. |
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International students need to meet our English language requirement |
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Students must possess a reasonable command of written and spoken in English, or an acceptable recognised English Test, and or those who have been previously taught via the medium of English. |
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Contact for admission |
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study@blisscollegeuk.com |
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The Professional Postgraduate in Health Care Management (GDHCM) is aimed at decision makers in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors. The programme provides relevant management training and a well respected postgraduate qualification to those seeking more senior posts in primary and secondary health care. |
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The programme combines the study of health services management and general management. It also allows health professionals to obtain the necessary skills to manage health care services in rapidly changing and increasingly business-like environments. |
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The GDHCM is a self-contained course. It is a fulltime course and is completed over a time span of fifteen months. It has two components – taught units with a total of eight (8) subjects covered over a period of twelve months and a dissertation lasting for the remaining three months. The subjects taught have been very carefully chosen with a deliberate focus on Health Care Management. |
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Furthermore, it is to be reckoned that management is an inter-disciplinary affair and the subjects taught must never be treated as compartmentalized. There is a great need that the students develop the capability as to how to integrate the subjects taught in the classrooms to solve any Health and Social Care management problem. The three months long dissertation part of the GDHCM takes care of this. Students research real life managerial problems relating to health and social care from selected organisations in the Health sector and submit reports containing recommendations for the individual organizations. This is an area of crucial importance for health and social care management students. The dissertation part of GDHCM has been found to be a major source of value addition to the overall effectiveness of this programme. |
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Programme Objectives : |
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The GDHCM is designed to provide students with the business management skills required to succeed in today’s complex health care industry |
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This course aims to recruit health and social care practitioners seeking to advance their practice, and has been designed to meet the needs of students working in a range of roles and service environments. |
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The programme will equip graduates with the knowledge and skills required to operate at senior levels in today’s health and social care services. A flexible, student-centred approach to teaching and learning will facilitate the development of analytical and critical thinking and the ability to lead and manage change. |
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Emphasis is also placed on the interrelationship of health services management problems and tasks. The main philosophy of the programme is that health services management can be taught as a unified body of knowledge, applicable to any health service organisation. |
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Students enrolled in the program study industry relevant topics to include health care infrastructure, hospital operation, finance, and health care management. This programme is open to both experienced and newly registered health care practitioners. |
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Association: |
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This course is accredited by NCFE and upon completion of the course the final certificate will be issued by the NCFE to successful students. |
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Programme structure Assessment, Study Hours and Credits |
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To achieve the award of GDHCM students will be required to successfully complete the following 8 core modules plus a 10,000 words dissertation: |
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| MODULE CODE |
MODULE TITLE |
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Equivalent to NQF Level |
| HSP 01 |
Health and Social Policy |
20 |
Exam + Assignment |
7 |
| HRS02 |
Health Research Skill |
20 |
Exam + Assignment |
7 |
| HCM 03 |
Health Care Management |
20 |
Exam + Assignment |
7 |
| FSC 04 |
Financial Strategic & Control |
20 |
Exam + Assignment |
7 |
| HRM 05 |
Human Resource Management |
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Exam + Assignment |
7 |
| HSCLE06 |
Health and Social Care, Law and Ethics |
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Exam + Assignment |
7 |
| HD 07 |
Health Development: A Global Perspective |
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Exam + Assignment |
7 |
| LHC 08 |
Leadership in Health care |
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Exam + Assignment |
7 |
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Programme duration: |
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Completion of the GDHCM must be done in no less than 15 months and not more than 3 years in accordance to PQM’s Regulations. |
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ASSESSMENT |
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Assessment will be based on group Assignments & Presentations (20%) and a formal three hours written examination (80%). |
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Assessment Methods |
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The assessment for this subject is as follows: |
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Marks % |
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Assignments 20 |
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Examination 80 |
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Total 100 |
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In order to pass a unit, students must pass both the assignment and final exam and achieve a minimum aggregate mark of 50% overall. |
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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS : |
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To enter the postgraduate course students must have, as a minimum, one of the following : |
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A first degree in health, Nursing or business related subjects from any UK university or from an approved institution of higher education outside the UK. |
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A recognised Level 6 professional qualification or, A recognised Level 5 with 3 years work experience |
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A recognized equivalent professional qualification. |
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Mature students over 23 years old with three (3) years of relevant experiences will be considered on a case by case basis |
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Students must possess a reasonable command of written and spoken in English, or an acceptable recognised English Test, and or those who have been previously taught via the medium of English. |
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English Language Requirements |
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Applicants must also satisfy at least one of following requirements for English proficiency: |
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The medium of
instruction of applicant’s tertiary studies was in English; |
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A score of 625 or better on the TOEFL; |
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A score 6 or better on the IELTS; |
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“A” credit or better in English in the GCE “O” or “A” levels or equivalent; or Any other evidence of proficiency in English acceptable to the Institute Registrar. |
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Contact for admission |
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study@blisscollegeuk.com
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