Are you ready to become a change agent that redesigns emergency care settings on a systems level? Do you want to gain a deeper understanding of leadership focusing on both better person-centred care and the well-being of your team? Then the Emergency Care Systems Development and Leadership programme might be for you!
Qualification awarded: Master of Healthcare
Level of qualification: 2nd cycle
Scope: 90 ECTS
Duration: 1,5-3 years
Mode of study: part-time or full-time
Language of tuition: English
Programme director: Christoffer Ericsson
In the master’s degree programme Emergency Care Systems Development and Leadership, you will learn to develop and lead future emergency care systems by developing skills and understanding to:
- analyse and evaluate the effectiveness of emergency care interventions and systems.
- understand and apply systems thinking in different emergency care contexts.
- implement and manage patient safety, teamwork, and occupational wellbeing in complex emergency care settings.
- consider the opportunities and challenges of applying future digital solutions in emergency care systems.
This programme aims to support the redesign of contemporary emergency care on a systems level. For the change to be evidence-based and goal-directed, we need leaders who understand systems integration, safety science, person-centred treatment of acute and critical patients, and staff well-being at both practical and systems levels. With the skills and competencies gained from this master’s degree programme, you will be at the forefront of this development.