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Overview
- Gain a competitive edge in your nursing career by building the self-reflective practices and skills needed to achieve effective leadership while practicing as a registered nurse.
- Explore contemporary leadership issues and practices in nursing, as well as the legal, ethical and social justice approaches to clinical leadership in health care settings.
- Examine the complex behaviours of individuals, groups and organisations in the workplace and learn to apply change management strategies to support the changing nature of teams within today鈥檚 healthcare settings.
- Understand how to strategically approach performance management and people development to build and foster productive and cohesive teams.
- Learn from lecturers who take an innovative approach to teaching interpersonal attributes which lead to improved collaboration, human resources understanding, active communication solutions, problem-solving and decision-making parameters.
Career outcomes
As a strategic leader with strong theoretical skills and knowledge, you will have a nursing management degree that allows you to transition into leadership and managerial roles within a healthcare setting.聽聽
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- nursing director.
What you'll study
Explore the courses you'll study as part of this specialisation.
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Choose one (1) course from the following approved elective course list. Please note, courses must be chosen which do not form part of the chosen specialisation.
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