
The Certificate Course is designed to equip trainees with an understanding of the 12-Pillar Clinical Governance Programme (12-PCGP). The 12-Pillars collectively shape the safety, effectiveness, and other domains of quality in healthcare delivery in Lower, Low, and Middle Income Countries (LLMIC) e.g. Nigeria.
The Certificate Course shall comprise written content on each of the 12 Pillars, plus the special topics in Clinical Governance: ‘Logistics and Supply Chain in Healthcare’, ‘Nutrition, Food Safety and Hygiene in Healthcare’, and ‘Occupational Health and Safety in Healthcare’, shared into three modules, and the trainees shall answer essay-type questions for the assessment, and submit the answers as provided.
Learning outcomes of the Certificate Course in the 12-Pillar Clinical Governance Programme
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Trainees develop basic understanding of 12-Pillar Clinical Governance Programme and its contextual importance in
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Trainees learn basic health improvement processes to provide quality care to patients, and to ensure full
accountability of the health system to patients and staff. -
Trainees learn the cascaded implementation of 12-Pillar Clinical Governance as designed for sustainability.
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Trainees learn to analyse the structures and functions of the Health Services in relation to clinical governance in
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Trainees develop basic knowledge in clinical effectiveness and its application in healthcare practice.
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Trainees demonstrate knowledge of clinical audits and reserach, including their purposes and how they are
conducted.
Study method: Online
Tuition: Free
Duration for Cohort-2 Class: 3 months (1st February – April 2025)
The certificate of completion of the Certificate Course shall be awarded to only successful trainees at the end of the course, on paying an Admin Fee.
Eligibility for the Certificate course: this course is suitable for all medical practitioners and health workers, clinical and non-clinical, including health facility chief executives, officers-in-charge, administrators, policy makers and implementers, logistics and supply chain and stores personnel, occupational health and safety personnel, food safety and hygiene personnel. It is also suitable for monitoring and evaluation in health care personnel.
Additional information:
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One webinar, one module per month for lectures
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Assessment questions for each of the 12 Pillars and 3 Special Topics, shall submitted for marking after each module’s
webinar.