Foundations of Integrated Care
About This Course
This course comprises a comprehensive understanding of Integrated Care, which emphasizes the importance of applying integrated care principles to case management, considering local and global perspectives. It also underscores the need to understand the roles and responsibilities of various healthcare professionals and stakeholders in the community, fostering collaborative efforts. Additionally, it highlights the significance of managing acute and chronic diseases in a cooperative manner, ensuring effective disease management across different healthcare disciplines. Finally, the course highlights the integration of care transition principles within interdisciplinary teams, promoting seamless transitions and continuity of care for community residents.
What You'll Learn
2) Understand the role and responsibilities of various healthcare professionals and stakeholders within the community.
3) Demonstrate knowledge of acute and chronic disease management collaboratively.
4) Integrate the principles of care transition within an interdisciplinary team.
Entry Requirements
A Bachelor’s degree or its equivalent in a related discipline. (Applicants without a Bachelors’ degree but with relevant work experience are also eligible.)
Minimum of one-year post-registration working experience from healthcare institutions.