Leadership Role in Quality, Innovation and Change

Overview

Whether you want to build skills in leadership to advance in your career, or you want to brush up the latest skills and application of leadership in quality and innovation, this module is for you.

With the experts at Staffordshire University, you to consider key leadership topics in relation to Health and Social Care. Leadership theories will provide a valuable lens through which approaches to achieving collaborative working practice can be explored. These theories address dimensions of leadership such as change management, conflict, teamwork, motivation, and power.

The nature of health and social care environments will be granted close consideration, for example, local and national directives that impact upon quality issues and client care. You will be encouraged to develop a context-sensitive and multifaceted appreciation of leadership topics. This will enable you to recognise how a complex intersection of relational, organisational and cultural factors shape the basis of successful leadership.

Delivery method

Scheduled Learning and Teaching Activities: (30 hours)

20 hours of classroom lectures*, 8 hours of groupwork, seminars, 2 hours of group / individual tutorials.

Eight days in total

6 days face to face

1 day face to face in labs

1 day online

= 90% face to face, 10 % online

Guided Independent Study: (120 hours)

100 hours: This might include reading, shadowing and visits to alternative practice settings, reflective writing/journals, preparation for assessment (formative and summative),

20 hours: The importance of the patient experience in relation to leadership topics will be considered through group discussion and formative assessment.

Academic credits
20
Delivery method
Blended learning
Location
Centre for Health Innovation Stafford
Online
Duration

This course runs every Wednesday for 6 weeks

Term 2 Jan 2026 – Apr 2026

January 7, 14

February 4, 21

March 4, 21

Assignment 10 April 2026

 

Term 3 April 2026 – July 2026

April 22

May 6, 20

June 3, 17

July 1

Start date
  • Term 2: Wednesday 7 January 2026
  • Term 3: Wednesday 22 April 2026
School
Health, Science and Wellbeing

Entry requirements

Evidence of the ability to study at levels 6 or above and/or relevant health and social care experience.

Fees

£975.00

Staff

Odunayo Kolawole Omolade

Lecturer

Katherine James

Senior Lecturer

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Love Onuorah

Lecturer

Alexandra Birch

Head Of Department - Nursing & Midwifery

I am currently the Interim Head of Department for Midwifery and Allied Health and Biological and Biomedical Science (Practice) and Lead Midwife for Education (LME) at Staffordshire University.

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Dr Janice Mooney

P/T Lecturer (Hrly) Nursing

I'm the Course Leader for the MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice.

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