The aim of this master’s degree is to train professionals who are able to act in situations of health and environmental emergencies, health emergencies and to provide specialised support care in the field of critical care units, as well as to train them in the field of health management.
University Master's Degree in Healthcare, Management and Care
Duration:
1 academic year
RUCT code: 3500657
ECTS Number: 60
Seats number: 30
Dean or center director:
RAQUEL RODRIGUEZ GONZALEZ
raquel.rodriguez [at] usc.es
Title coordinator:
Maria Jesus Nuñez Iglesias
mjesus.nunez [at] usc.es
Use languages:
Spanish, Galician
Coordinator university:
University of Santiago de Compostela
Partaker universities:
University of Santiago de Compostela
BOE publication date:
01/01/1900
Duration:
1 academic year
RUCT code: 3500657
ECTS Number: 60
Seats number: 30
Dean or center director:
RAQUEL RODRIGUEZ GONZALEZ
raquel.rodriguez [at] usc.es
Title coordinator:
Maria Jesus Nuñez Iglesias
mjesus.nunez [at] usc.es
Use languages:
Spanish, Galician
Coordinator university:
University of Santiago de Compostela
Partaker universities:
University of Santiago de Compostela
BOE publication date:
01/01/1900
Compulsory Training: 22,5
Optional subjects: 21
Compulsory Internship 9
Master’s Dissertation: 7,5
Total ECTS: 60
Students must study one of the following specialisations:
- Clinical Speciality
- Management Speciality
All students are required to undertake the Common Module and to complete the Master's Dissertation. It is not possible to obtain the master's degree without undertaking a speciality.
Should students opt for the Clinical Speciality, they will be required to complete the pertinent subjects (Emergencies, Emergencies and Major Catastrophes and Critical Patient Management), in addition to the Clinical Speciality Internship. Furthermore, students are required to enrol in one of the subjects with common optional credits offered.
Students opting for the Management Speciality must successfully complete the following credits: Healthcare Management, Healthcare Systems, Health Economics, Healthcare Quality, Teaching Approaches and e-Health.
No data available for the selected academic year.
Compulsory Training: 22,5
Optional subjects: 21
Compulsory Internship 9
Master’s Dissertation: 7,5
Total ECTS: 60
Cada alumno del postgrado tendrá asignado un tutor en el ámbito de la docencia clínica y teórica que realizará el seguimiento del alumno/a con tutorías personalizadas. Al alumno/a se le proporcionarán todos los instrumentos TIC para el seguimiento y aprendizaje autónomo.
Access
Titulacións de Acceso:
Licenciatura/Grao en Medicina
Diplomatura/Grao en Enfermaría
Admission
In accordance with the admission and enrolment modalities established by the USC, the modality of this master’s degree will be a master’s degree with general selection criteria. In accordance with this modality, applications will be ranked in the same order of priority according to the average grade of the academic transcript.
Access to the master`s degrees
Main training objectives of the degree:
- To develop competences and skills for interdisciplinary work, taking into account the specific nature of the field of health care and management in which knowledge of nursing, medicine, law, economics, etc. is integrated.
- To encourage the development of research, innovation and knowledge transfer skills in response to changes in both the current health care model and the demands and needs of the population.
- Based on these aspects, we believe that it is possible to contribute to innovation in the field of health care and management in the following areas:
a. product (new or improved user services)
b. process (adoption of significantly improved methods or procedures or continuous improvement)
c. organisational (new forms of organisation and management with the aim of improving productivity, efficiency and quality of health care services)
d. market (strategic positioning of the product or service, increasing its visibility, promoting differentiation and better understanding of its scope and impact)
Training objectives of mentions or specialities:
- Clinical speciality: To train professionals with the competences and skills to act in emergency situations and health emergencies and to provide specialised care and support in the field of critical care units.
- Management speciality: To train professionals with the competences and skills to interpret the dynamics and paradigms involved in the transformation of health management and to develop more innovative strategies, based on quality and user-centred care, that address organisational challenges.
Mobility
Procedures for the organisation of the mobility of own and host students At the USC, the mobility of own and host students is regulated by:
- Regulations for inter-university student exchanges of the USC (available at: https://www.usc.gal/es/normativa/Alumnado/index.html).
- Student mobility Faculty of Nursing (available at https://www.usc.gal/es/centro/facultad-enfermeria/movilidad).
- In the Teaching Development Process established in the Centre’s SGIC, the procedure for the organisation of mobility is developed.
- The Master’s Degree in Health Care, Management and Care will promote student mobility in accordance with the mobility calls established by the USC.
- The centre’s own mobility actions are listed at https://www.usc.gal/es/centro/facultad-enfermeria/movilidad.
- Currently the master’s degree has ERASMUS+K107 agreements with USC for non-EU countries (https://www.usc.gal/es/node/45513).
Internships
The external internships correspond to the compulsory subject of the common module (9 credits) and the optional subject of the speciality in clinic (9 credits).
The Master’s dissertation will be carried out within the framework of a line of research related to the subjects of the degree. The Master’s Dissertation aims to develop a research work, literature review or an intervention project through the integration of the knowledge and skills acquired during the Master’s degree and must be an original and unpublished work.
The information related to it is published on the website of the Faculty of Nursing (https://www.usc.gal/gl/centro/facultade-enfermaria/tfm) and through the virtual campus.
No information available at this time.
Compulsory Training: 22,5
Optional subjects: 21
Compulsory Internship 9
Master’s Dissertation: 7,5
Total ECTS: 60
Students must study one of the following specialisations:
- Clinical Speciality
- Management Speciality
All students are required to undertake the Common Module and to complete the Master's Dissertation. It is not possible to obtain the master's degree without undertaking a speciality.
Should students opt for the Clinical Speciality, they will be required to complete the pertinent subjects (Emergencies, Emergencies and Major Catastrophes and Critical Patient Management), in addition to the Clinical Speciality Internship. Furthermore, students are required to enrol in one of the subjects with common optional credits offered.
Students opting for the Management Speciality must successfully complete the following credits: Healthcare Management, Healthcare Systems, Health Economics, Healthcare Quality, Teaching Approaches and e-Health.
No data available for the selected academic year.
Compulsory Training: 22,5
Optional subjects: 21
Compulsory Internship 9
Master’s Dissertation: 7,5
Total ECTS: 60
Cada alumno del postgrado tendrá asignado un tutor en el ámbito de la docencia clínica y teórica que realizará el seguimiento del alumno/a con tutorías personalizadas. Al alumno/a se le proporcionarán todos los instrumentos TIC para el seguimiento y aprendizaje autónomo.
Access
Titulacións de Acceso:
Licenciatura/Grao en Medicina
Diplomatura/Grao en Enfermaría
Admission
In accordance with the admission and enrolment modalities established by the USC, the modality of this master’s degree will be a master’s degree with general selection criteria. In accordance with this modality, applications will be ranked in the same order of priority according to the average grade of the academic transcript.
Access to the master`s degrees
Main training objectives of the degree:
- To develop competences and skills for interdisciplinary work, taking into account the specific nature of the field of health care and management in which knowledge of nursing, medicine, law, economics, etc. is integrated.
- To encourage the development of research, innovation and knowledge transfer skills in response to changes in both the current health care model and the demands and needs of the population.
- Based on these aspects, we believe that it is possible to contribute to innovation in the field of health care and management in the following areas:
a. product (new or improved user services)
b. process (adoption of significantly improved methods or procedures or continuous improvement)
c. organisational (new forms of organisation and management with the aim of improving productivity, efficiency and quality of health care services)
d. market (strategic positioning of the product or service, increasing its visibility, promoting differentiation and better understanding of its scope and impact)
Training objectives of mentions or specialities:
- Clinical speciality: To train professionals with the competences and skills to act in emergency situations and health emergencies and to provide specialised care and support in the field of critical care units.
- Management speciality: To train professionals with the competences and skills to interpret the dynamics and paradigms involved in the transformation of health management and to develop more innovative strategies, based on quality and user-centred care, that address organisational challenges.
Mobility
Procedures for the organisation of the mobility of own and host students At the USC, the mobility of own and host students is regulated by:
- Regulations for inter-university student exchanges of the USC (available at: https://www.usc.gal/es/normativa/Alumnado/index.html).
- Student mobility Faculty of Nursing (available at https://www.usc.gal/es/centro/facultad-enfermeria/movilidad).
- In the Teaching Development Process established in the Centre’s SGIC, the procedure for the organisation of mobility is developed.
- The Master’s Degree in Health Care, Management and Care will promote student mobility in accordance with the mobility calls established by the USC.
- The centre’s own mobility actions are listed at https://www.usc.gal/es/centro/facultad-enfermeria/movilidad.
- Currently the master’s degree has ERASMUS+K107 agreements with USC for non-EU countries (https://www.usc.gal/es/node/45513).
Internships
The external internships correspond to the compulsory subject of the common module (9 credits) and the optional subject of the speciality in clinic (9 credits).
The Master’s dissertation will be carried out within the framework of a line of research related to the subjects of the degree. The Master’s Dissertation aims to develop a research work, literature review or an intervention project through the integration of the knowledge and skills acquired during the Master’s degree and must be an original and unpublished work.
The information related to it is published on the website of the Faculty of Nursing (https://www.usc.gal/gl/centro/facultade-enfermaria/tfm) and through the virtual campus.
No information available at this time.