STUDY

This module is 20 credits.

This module is 20 credits.

This module is 40 credits.

This module is 20 credits.

This module is 60 credits.

This module has been adapted from Suffolk Mind’s well established ‘CARES (Crisis Advice & Recovery – Enhanced Support) training programme. Through partnership working, the University of Suffolk and Suffolk Mind. Contemporary health and social care practice denotes a distinctive shift towards integrated holistic care for preventative, outcome-based health and care solutions which meets the needs of people, stakeholders and governance requirements.

This module is 20 credits.

This optional module is 20 credits.

This 20-credit module is offered at Level 7, as an optional or stand-alone module. The healthcare environment is ever-changing, with the requirement of the workforce to navigate diverse challenges. This module develops the healthcare practitioner to act as an advocate, promoting equitable, safe and person-centred care. The module additionally supports many of the goals outlined in key healthcare strategies, such as the NHS Long Term Plan, by focusing on workforce sustainability, patient safety and integrated care. By becoming a professional advocate, healthcare professionals contribute to creating a resilient, future ready workforce.
The module provides the structured training necessary to understand and navigate complex healthcare systems, address individual and systemic barriers to care and represent the voice of vulnerable populations and ensure their needs are met. Learning will explore the tools and frameworks necessary to do this, such as the AEQUIP model. This encourages a culture of self-care and team cohesion, reducing burn-out through structured support mechanisms, restorative clinical supervision, and psychological safety. You will be able to develop essential leadership skills to lead change initiatives in healthcare settings, influence policies and decisions to enhance patient outcomes and foster interdisciplinary collaboration to address complex healthcare challenges.

This module is 20 credits.

This module is 20 credits.

This module is 40 credits.

This module is 20 credits.

This module is 60 credits.

This module has been adapted from Suffolk Mind’s well established ‘CARES (Crisis Advice & Recovery – Enhanced Support) training programme. Through partnership working, the University of Suffolk and Suffolk Mind. Contemporary health and social care practice denotes a distinctive shift towards integrated holistic care for preventative, outcome-based health and care solutions which meets the needs of people, stakeholders and governance requirements.

This module is 20 credits.

This optional module is 20 credits.

This 20-credit module is offered at Level 7, as an optional or stand-alone module. The healthcare environment is ever-changing, with the requirement of the workforce to navigate diverse challenges. This module develops the healthcare practitioner to act as an advocate, promoting equitable, safe and person-centred care. The module additionally supports many of the goals outlined in key healthcare strategies, such as the NHS Long Term Plan, by focusing on workforce sustainability, patient safety and integrated care. By becoming a professional advocate, healthcare professionals contribute to creating a resilient, future ready workforce.
The module provides the structured training necessary to understand and navigate complex healthcare systems, address individual and systemic barriers to care and represent the voice of vulnerable populations and ensure their needs are met. Learning will explore the tools and frameworks necessary to do this, such as the AEQUIP model. This encourages a culture of self-care and team cohesion, reducing burn-out through structured support mechanisms, restorative clinical supervision, and psychological safety. You will be able to develop essential leadership skills to lead change initiatives in healthcare settings, influence policies and decisions to enhance patient outcomes and foster interdisciplinary collaboration to address complex healthcare challenges.