| Course Name |
Nursing - Advanced Leadership |
| Course Provider |
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland |
| Course Code |
93746 (Assigned by Qualifax. Not an official code) |
| Course Type |
Postgraduate |
| Qualifications |
| Award Name | NFQ Classification | Awarding Body | NFQ Level |
| Degree - Masters (Level 9 NFQ)
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Major |
National University of Ireland |
Level 9 NFQ |
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| Apply To |
Course provider |
| Attendance Options |
Part time |
| Location (Districts) |
St Stephens Green |
| Qualification Letters |
MSc |
| Application Weblink |
Web Page - Click Here |
| Duration |
2 Years Part Time |
| Course Fee |
€5,645 per year (EU fees) |
| Link to Course Fee |
Web Page - Click Here |
| Entry Requirements |
Expand+Students who wish to join this programme must be active on the NMBI register and have a level 8 qualification. Applicants who do not hold a level 8 qualification may still be eligable to join them programme through our pathway programme, please conta...
Hide-Students who wish to join this programme must be active on the NMBI register and have a level 8 qualification. Applicants who do not hold a level 8 qualification may still be eligable to join them programme through our pathway programme, please contact us for further information on this route.
Who is this programme for?
This programme is aimed at nurses who wish to advance their academic and professional knowledge and skills within leadership in nursing, to ensure that they are maximally prepared to meet the leadership challenges encountered whilst working within an ever changing health care arena.
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| Course Content |
Expand+Programme Overview:
The MSc Nursing (Advanced Leadership) is a 2 year part time Masters programme. The programme aims to develop the student's ability to critically reflect on their leadership role and examine theories and policies underpinning heal...
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The MSc Nursing (Advanced Leadership) is a 2 year part time Masters programme. The programme aims to develop the student's ability to critically reflect on their leadership role and examine theories and policies underpinning health and health care, at individual and organisational level while developing the student's confidence in taking a leading role as an effective member of the healthcare team and enable them to actively participate in the interdisciplinary team approach to care delivery. Students will develop an in depth knowledge of information retrieval, data management skills, referencing skills, systematic reviewing, research implementation and action research skills as well as developing and engaging in research projects and activities across disciplinary boundaries and with academic institutions in the area of leadership.
Learning Outcomes/Aims:
On successful completion of this programme the student will be able to:
Critically analyse research, relevant knowledge and evidence-based practice;
Critically evaluate the application of clinical judgement to professional leadership practice by utilising evidence-based practice;
Critically apply leadership skills in strategic planning and auditing of services as they relate to nursing practice and integrate learning form the audit process into strategies for the improvement of services;
Critically evaluate the role of teaching & education in the development of professional practice and initiate, implement and evaluate education as appropriate;
Critically analyse the components of clinical governance, patient safety and risk management and demonstrate an understanding of the challenges affecting leadership in nursing and healthcare at individual and organisational level in an ever changing healthcare system;
Compare and contrast management and leadership approaches to the effective management and leadership of organisational change for nurse leaders;
Critically self-evaluate their professional and personal learning needs and their continuing professional development and identify and accept responsibility for seeking out opportunities for growth and learning.
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| Subjects Taught |
Expand+Programme Structure:
The two year programme is run over 4 academic semesters, semester 1 is from September - December, semester 2 is from January to May, semester 3 begins in September of year 2 and semester 4 begins in January of Year 2.The program...
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The two year programme is run over 4 academic semesters, semester 1 is from September - December, semester 2 is from January to May, semester 3 begins in September of year 2 and semester 4 begins in January of Year 2.The programme modules are:
Module Name ECTS Credits Assessment Method
Year 1: Advanced Research Methods 10 Assignment
Year 1: Advanced Leadership - Professional & Clinical 10 Assignment
Year 1: Advanced Management & Strategy 10 Assignment
Year 1: Change Management: Theory and Practice 10 Presentation & Assignment
Year 1: Education & Training 10 Presentation & Assignment
Year 1: Contemporary Issues: Clinical Governance, Safety and Risk Management 10 Presentation & Assignment
Year 2: Dissertation Module 30 Dissertation
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| Number of Credits |
NFQ level 9 Major Award 90 ECTS |
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What next?
On successful completion a student may progress further specialist areas including; Advanced Practice and PhD studies. Recommended: PhD |
| Further Enquiries |
More Information:
If you would like further information on this programme please contact:
Programme Coordinator: Ms. Anne-Marie Lyons (amclyons@rcsi.ie)
Programme Director: Ms Julie Jordan O'Brien (juliejordanobrien@rcsi.ie)
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| Course Web Page |
Web Page - Click Here |
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