CPD Multiprofessional Leadership and Management | Level 7 (Postgraduate)

Course aim This module supports the development of healthcare professionals as confident leaders and role models who value collaborative, interprofessional teamworking. In today’s evolving healthcare environment, professionals must not only deliver high-quality care but also lead service development, manage risk, and influence positive change across organisations. You will critically examine leadership theory and its application to professional identity, role modelling, and team influence. The module strengthens your ability to evaluate service delivery in response to feedback, changing population health needs, improved outcomes, and emerging therapeutic interventions. It also develops your understanding of motivational theory and consultancy approaches to inspire others and enhance quality improvement. Course content This module will run for 12 weeks and will commence in April and run on a Tuesday morning. The module is delivered face to face at the School of Nursing, Public and Allied Health, Tithebarn Building (L2 2ER), in the heart of Liverpool city centre. Teaching and learning Postgraduate Clinical Education You can also undertake this course as part of a combined award of Postgraduate Certificate (PgCert) Clinical Education. The PgCert comprises three 20 credit modules: Principles of Clinical Education and Supervision Multiprofessional Leadership and Management Contemporary Innovations in Clinical Education For further information about this award please visit the course page. The module will cover: Multiprofessional teamworking and leadership perspectives Role modelling within your organisation Evaluating own and others' practice and responding to feedback Organisational cultures around risk, patient safety and escalating concerns within a healthcare organisation Techniques to evaluate the quality and effectiveness of service delivery and the response to feedback Approaches to service improvement, innovation and change within the health sector Consultancy and sharing best practice as a leader to enhance quality of clinical practice Sustainability and projections for future development in healthcare National and local policy and political drivers affecting the health sector Entry requirements Undergraduate degree Applicants should hold a BA/BSc (Hons) degree in a relevant subject at a 2:2 level or higher. We also welcome applications from those who can demonstrate appropriate professional registration and/or experience in a relevant clinical specialty. How to apply To apply for this programme, you are required to complete an LJMU CPD application form. You will need to provide details of your qualifications and current employment. Assessment You will be assessed via a 20 minute narrated presentation to be uploaded onto Canvas. CPD award