Quality Improvement and Patient Safety

The MSc Quality Improvement and Patient Safety from University of Dundee provides flexible learning which is relevant to students across local, national and international healthand nursingsettings.

You will explore the related theories, principles, and culture, and will be encouraged to critically analyse a range of tools and approaches associated with quality improvement and patient safety and to reflect on their application to service delivery.

In order to achieve the MSc you will complete four modules and a dissertation. Our teaching team also includes NHS colleagues who are currently working within the clinical environment and are routinely applying, teaching, and supporting the use of quality improvement and patient safety approaches.

Careers

On completion of this course you will have developed the knowledge and skills to enable you to influence and lead on quality improvement and patient safety within the healthcare environment.

You'll also have developed lifelong learning skills (such as critical reflection, critical thinking, problem-solving, and the use of evidence-based practice) to enhance your professional and academic skills. This will maximise the opportunities for your career development and progression in the field of quality improvement and patient safety.

Modules include:

• Quality Improvement in Action
• Risk and Patient Safety
• Research for Practice
• Meeting the needs of older people in diverse care settings
• Acute and Critical Care
• Dissertation