Close Help Print Course module: 202000871 202000871 Consultants in Healthcare Course info Course module 202000871 Credits (ECTS) 15 Course type Study Unit Language of instruction Dutch Contact person dr. M. Renkema E-mail m.renkema@utwente.nl Lecturer(s) Previous 1-5 of 96-9 of 9 Next 4 Examiner E.A. van de Graaf Examiner dr. M. Groenier Examiner R. Kortekaas Examiner dr. J.G. Meijerink Examiner dr. M. Renkema Academic year 2022 Starting block 2B Application procedure You apply via OSIRIS Student Registration using OSIRIS Yes Aims Students learn to solve a real-life challenge for a healthcare organization by applying a structured method for organizational-problem solving (General Business Problem Approach). Content Students address a health science related organizational challenge by taking on the role of a team of consultants in healthcare. Contact persons of client organizations present their challenges, after which each project team will function as healthcare consultancy and come up with an advice to solve the organizational problem. The advice will be presented both in a presentation and a report. Assumed previous knowledge Het wordt aangenomen dat studenten inzichten hebben in organisatiestructuren, management en onderzoeksmethoden. Verder wordt aangenomen dat studenten kennis bezitten op het gebied van wetenschappelijke basisbeginselen, onderzoeksmethodologie en in staat zijn om samen te werken in (multidisciplinaire) teams. Module Module 8 Participating study Bachelor Health Science Required materials Book Heerkens, H., & van Winden, A. (2017), Systematisch Managementproblemen oplossen, Noordhoff Uitgevers Recommended materials Articles Artikelen (publicaties via Canvas) Instructional modes Assessment Presence duty Yes Design Presence duty Yes Fieldwork Presence duty Yes Lectorial Presence duty Yes Lecture Presence duty Yes Presentation(s) Presence duty Yes Project supervised Presence duty Yes Self study without assistance Presence duty Yes Seminar Presence duty Yes Tutorial Presence duty Yes Tests Professional behavior Advisory Presentation Close Help Print