Medicines Optimisation, PGCert/PGDip/MSc

Greenwich’s Medicines Optimisation MSc is designed for healthcare professionals aiming to enhance their expertise in optimizing drug therapy and managing medicines effectively, with a strong focus on patient care. The program is ideal for individuals working in primary or secondary care, community pharmacies, hospitals, or GP surgeries and aligns with NHS initiatives, emphasizing both clinical outcomes and cost-efficiency.

Key Features:

• Flexible Distance Learning: The course offers pathways through a Postgraduate Certificate, Diploma, or full MSc. Students can balance studies with professional commitments.
• Core Modules include:
• Medicines Management
• Communication with Patients
• Medication Review
• Evidence-based Practice
• Research Project: The program concludes with a research project, allowing students to apply their learning under the supervision of an academic advisor.

Learning Experience:

• Online Learning: Modules are delivered via the learning platform with interactive tasks, case studies, and video resources directly linked to professional practice.
• Independent Study: As a distance learning course, students are expected to manage their time effectively to balance coursework and professional responsibilities.

Assessment and Feedback:

• Assessments are typically based on case studies, assignments, and research submissions.
• Feedback is provided promptly to guide students' progress.

Career Development:

• Opportunities to collaborate with Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) and qualify as a non-medical prescriber.
• Entry Points: Students can begin the program in September, January, or April, with up to six years to complete the degree.

Greenwich provides dedicated support for distance learners, ensuring seamless access to academic resources and personalized guidance. This structure is designed to help students advance both professionally and academically, making a meaningful impact in patient care and healthcare practices.