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University of Suffolk · Part-time

Professional Practice: Integrated Care

The MA Professional Practice: Integrated Care is designed to provide a progressive pathway of masters’ level study for staff working in Health and Social Care It will empower and enable you to lead and develop integrated services to promote and enhance service…

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School of Health, Science and Society · Subjects allied to medicine

The MA Professional Practice: Integrated Care is designed to provide a progressive pathway of masters’ level study for staff working in Health and Social Care It will empower and enable you to lead and develop integrated services to promote and enhance service delivery for people. Contemporary practice denotes a distinctive shift towards integrated care for preventative, outcome based health and care solutions which meets the needs of people, stakeholders and governance requirements. Your course is designed to provide learning which promotes inclusive, values based and sustainable care delivery in a political and evidenced based context. This Masters programme is designed to enable students to contextualise, lead and transform integrated care services to enhance quality outcomes for people, professional and organisations. You will develop enhanced leadership, coaching skills and a critical understanding of public health and care complexities in both a regional and national context. Working together with other students will provide an opportunity to generate insights and explore professional experiences to enrich learning and insights from the health and care arena.

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As the university states it

A Honours degree, normally at 2:2 or above in a similar or related subject area or evidence of the student’s ability to work at Master’s level. Applicants would be expected to be employed within a relevant role in the health and care sector.

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