This course is FREE to NHS staff
This course looks at what governance is; initially focusing on governance in the corporate world, it explores the core elements that are recognisable in all types of organisation. The course will then identify the key features of governance within the healthcare sector, reflecting on the different models of governance within different NHS organisations. The course compares the critical distinctions between governance and management and the separation required from the day-to-day running of an organisation.
You can complete this intermediate course as part of a series of 5 courses, to achieve the HFMA Intermediate certificate ‘Governance and risk management in the NHS’. This is equivalent to an undergraduate level certificate worth 20 academic credits.
You need to complete this course and the below series of intermediate courses, as well as the assessment to achieve the qualification. For full details and/or to purchase the assessment and study skills package please contact the HFMA Academy team 0117 938 8329 or email bitesize@hfma.org.uk.
Available to individuals not working for the NHS
Available to individuals working for NHS organisations
Available to individuals working for HFMA partner programme member organisations
If you are looking to train groups or cohorts of staff in your organisation there are subscriptions available to provide access to the HFMA bitesize short courses for all staff that you wish to train. Whether you want to provide online training for a specific cohort of staff or roll out wider access to larger groups across your organisation, there is an option for you.
TEL: 0117 938 8350
Email: bitesize@hfma.org.uk
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