Graduate Certificate in Integrated Health
Programmes
Application
Application for courses starting in AY2024/2025 Semester 1, August 2024 will open from 29 April to 31May 2024.
- 28 March 2022 - 20 May 2022
Programme Overview
The Graduate Certificate in Integrated Health is designed to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills to provide integrated, holistic, patient-centred care across various healthcare settings. Care, covering acute and chronic disease management, mental health, ageing, and technology in healthcare from an integrated care perspective. This programme is relevant to healthcare professionals seeking to develop leadership skills in healthcare organisations or in transition into roles focused on care coordination, population health management, or quality improvement in patient outcomes and healthcare delivery efficiency.
This programme is offered on a part-time work-study mode. The minimum and normal candidature period is over three (3) semesters, 1.5 years and the maximum candidature is 4.5 years.
Aims of Programme
The programme aims to deepen competencies in the integration of healthcare services and practices to improve patient outcomes and healthcare delivery efficiency, adopting a work-study approach.
Upon completion of the programme, graduates will be able to:
- Demonstrate a deep understanding of integrated care principles and practices.
- Develop patient-centred care coordination plans and manage transitions across settings.
- Apply evidence-based integrated care practices in managing acute and chronic conditions in different healthcare settings.
- Deliver effective education programmes to engage and empower patients and families.
- Apply interdisciplinary teamwork and communication skills to support integrated care
- Analyse population health data and design preventive care programmes.
- Implement value-based care and address the unique needs of special populations
Programme Structure
The Graduate Certificate in Integrated Health offers a 12-unit programme in a part-time work-study mode on a NUS semester academic calendar.
Learners who exit before completing the entire graduate certificate will be awarded a certificate for their completed course. After completing the course assessment requirements, learners would receive a Certificate of Competence (C grade) or Certificate of Participation (D+ grade). These course unit credits may be used to stack up to a Graduate Diploma or Master’s in future.
Modular Courses in the Graduate Certificate in Integrated Health
| COURSE NAME | COURSE CODE | UNIT | SEMESTER | INSTRUCTIONAL PERIOD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Foundations of Integrated Care | NUR5731 | 4 | AY2024/2025 SEM 1 Aug – Nov |
13 weeks |
| Integrated Care for Special Population | NUR5732 | 4 |
AY2024/2025 SEM 2 |
13 weeks |
| Care across Diverse Contexts |
NUR5733 |
4 |
AY2024/2025 SPECIAL TERM |
13 weeks |
Applicants are required to register for each of the modular courses singularly.
There are two consecutive mini semesters in each regular semester. The first mini-semester (Mini-semester A) comprises 6 weeks of instruction, 1-week break (Reading Week) and 1 week of examinations.
The second mini-semester (Mini-Semester B) comprises 6 weeks of instruction, 1-week break (Reading Week) and 2 weeks of examinations (which is the same period as the end-of-semester examinations).
Alice Lee Centre for Nursing Studies
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Yong Loo Lin School of medicine
Clinical Research Centre
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10 Medical Drive
Singapore 117597 - Ms Jessica Chan
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