Leadership in Healthcare (Postgraduate Pharmacy CPD)
Key Details
- Module Cost
- £590
- Credits
- 10 Credits
- Further Information
- pha.nqp@uea.ac.uk
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Module Overview / Introduction
Students taking this module will be introduced to industry recognised approaches to negotiating complex systems in order to achieve organisational goals. They will look closely at theories of people, power, culture and change and apply them to their own workplace, starting their journey towards becoming a visionary leader. Through self-reflection and facilitated discussion, they will explore pharmacy leadership in the key contexts of Patient Experience (PE) and Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI).
Student feedback:
"Really interesting session and opened my eyes to my current leadership style and has given me confidence to try different leadership styles."
Course Dates
Application Deadline: 11/09/2025
Course Start Date:
Face to Face Study Day UEA 21/10/2025
Formative Assessment 05/01/2026
Summative Assessment 23/02/2026
Learning Outcomes
- Describe the key principles of Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity (EDI) and Patient Experience (PE) as leadership priorities in own workplace
- Explain the significance of effective leadership in organisations using Golden Threads Theory
- Define leadership as a behaviour, and be able to spot good leadership, in differing styles
- Critically evaluate self as a manager and leader, plan and pursue personal development in this area
- Implement coaching-based leadership to maximise team development
- Analyse a service in the context of key healthcare leadership priorities
- Lead in the application of the Professional Standards for Pharmacy
Teaching & Assessment
Module Delivery:
eLearning Package (approximately 10 hours)
Face to Face study day
Formative and Summative Assessment
Study Days
The study day for this module is face to face and delivered at our sites in Harlow (Essex) and Norwich.
Assessment:
This module is assessed by a 2000 word written assignment.
Funding
NHS England-funded places are available for pharmacists delivering NHS services within the East of England. This includes those working in NHS hospitals, GP practices serving NHS patients, and community pharmacies dispensing NHS prescriptions.
For those outside the East of England or working for non-NHS service providers, self-funded or employer-funded places are available at a cost of £590 per module. In the event you are funded by your employer, full invoicing details and a financial purchase order will be required to confirm your place.
How to Apply / Disclaimer
If you are applying to undertake your first CPD module with the University of East Anglia you will need to complete the course application form via the Apply link
You will also need to complete the Postgraduate Pharmacy Module selection form
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