ࡱ> 352` bjbjss 4  X4444 @EhhhhhCCC$Uh@CC@@hh@hh@h\ 4V0Ea l a a DCrU\CCCv CCCE@@@@$$2FT SCOTTISH MSc IN PRIMARY CARE (MSc/PgDip/PgCert) 63GPSCB1/63GPSCVX/63GPSCVZ (in association with the University of Dundee, Queen Margaret University, Robert Gordon University, Edinburgh University, Glasgow University and the Scottish School of Primary Care) Qualifications for entry: A degree or equivalent qualification and at least two years experience in a continuing professional primary care role. (The University is not responsible for obtaining suitable professional employment.) Duration: 3 to 5 years part-time in normal circumstances but exceptionally can be extended to 7 years. Content: All candidates shall be required to attend the following designated programme of courses: For the Certificate: Total = 60 credit points GP 5004 Primary Care, Working Together Creatively (20 credit points) NU 5010 Ethics in Practice (20 credit points) NU 5513 Using Evidence in Practice (20 credit points) For the Diploma: Total = 120 credit points GP 5004 Primary Care, Working Together Creatively (20 credit points) NU 5010 Ethics in Practice (20 credit points) NU 5513 Using Evidence in Practice (20 credit points Elective courses to the value of an additional 60 credit points - see below For the MSc: Total = 180 credit points All of the courses for the Diploma plus GP 5801 Thesis in Primary Care (60 credit points) Candidates will only be allowed to progress to the Thesis stage on completion of GP 5004, NU 5010, NU 5513 (Core courses) and additional courses to the value of 120 credit points at an appropriate standard. Elective Courses: Candidates may undertake elective courses at any of the partner institutions but must complete the majority of credit at the . The titles and credit points are indicated in the programme handbook. The Aberdeen Programme Co-ordinator will advise which combinations are permitted on an individual basis. The courses on offer at the are:- BU 5518 Managing People at Work (20 credit points) BU 5545 Leading International Health (20 credit points) NU 5001 Advanced Professional Practice (20 credit points) NU 5002 Remembering the Person (20 credit points) NU 5509 Effective Teaching in Clinical Practice Settings (20 credit points) NU 5514 Understanding Substance Misuse (20 credit points) NU 5515 Research Methods for Healthcare Professionals (20 credit points) PU 5002 Health Economics (10 credit points) PU 5003 Health Services Research (15 credit points) PU 5004 Managing for Health (10 credit points) PU 5005 Applied Statistics (10 credit points) PU 5006 Public Health (5 credit) PU 5007 Epidemiology and Demography (10 credit points) PU 5008 Introduction to Economics and Health Economics (15 credit points) PU 5401 Economic Evaluation Principles and Frameworks (15 credit points) PU 5501 Economic Evaluation Applications and Policy (15 credit points) PU 5502 International Health (20 credit points) PU 5901 Health Care Systems and Policy (15 credit points) Any other Level 5 courses approved by the Programme Co-ordinator in Aberdeen. Assessment: By course work, by written assignments, by examination or by a combination of these, as prescribed for each course, and by submission of a thesis. The degree of MSc shall not be awarded to a candidate who fails to achieve a CAS mark of 9 or above in GP 5801 (thesis), irrespective of their performance in other courses: such candidates may be awarded a Postgraduate Diploma if they have achieved the appropriate number of credits for that award.   U _  hT!hd!hy>*OJQJhy6OJQJhyOJQJK  T U 0 ^  5 j *d8gdy d8gdy 0d8gdy  0D%gdy  ; <   Fy$ 0d8a$gdy 0d8gdy$ 0d8a$gdy d8gdy 9r *d8gdy *d8gdy$ *d8a$gdyyLx +b@pgdT! 0d8gdy d8gdy21h:p". 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