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eLearning for Quality in Governance

Newly endorsed by the Good Governance Academy

Course provider: Center for Quality in Governance.

Course costs

  • Single module £30 GBP each (1-year licence for 1 user)
  • 10 modules £150 GBP SAVE 50% (1-year licence for 1 user)
  • 15 users**, 10 modules £1,500 GBP (2-year licence, single board* of 15 users**)

* allows for changing between individuals if board members leave / join.

** costs for other boad sizes available on request.

Cilck here to SAVE 15% - available until 25 April 2024

Background information

The Centre for Quality in Governance (CQG) delivers e-learning and face-to-face bespoke training and development to improve quality in governance across both public and private organisations.

 

The CQG has an expert faculty, supported by an international advisory group and has developed an expert e-learning programme and maturity matrix app.

 

The eLearning programme is designed for diverse organisational teams/boards, senior managers, regulators and auditors as well as those clinicians and managers aspiring to become senior effective leaders. The focus on principles rather than structures, allows the programme to be fit for purpose for all territories and business sectors.

Showcase recording

At the showcase event Carolynn Chalmers, CEO of the Good Governance Academy, introduced some members of the Centre for Quality in Governance (CQG) faculty. During this event, the CQG faculty demomstrated the maturity matrix and the app which forms the foundation of the e-learning programme. Live examples are demonstrated as well as exercises. Audience questions are answered.

  • 11 March 2024

Supporting materials

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Become an agent for CQG/GGA e-learning modules: Contact CQG directly by emailing contact@cqg.org.uk, to agree terms but will be offered a healthy finder’s fee or discount if they are buying multiple copies for membership of organisations.

Faculty

Joint Chair of two NHS trusts, Former President of Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, director of the National Institute for Health Research CLAHRC unit for Northwest London, Professor of Acute Medicine at Imperial College London and emeritus Professor.

A medical doctor and Clinical Research Fellow at Imperial College London, having worked with the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh in partnership with the World Health Organisation on quality governance in healthcare. Founder and CEO of R8ER.

A fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, Royal Society of Medicine and the Chartered Quality Institute. Author of the UK Department of Health Integrated Governance Handbook and former Advisor to the Wales Minister of Health.

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