UBC Master of Health Leadership and Policy
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Are you looking for new horizons? The opportunity to excel in your field, to build your strengths as a leader and to deepen the health-care skills you need to make an impact. It can all happen here. The UBC Master of Health Leadership and Policy. Where Healthcare Leaders Are Made. Discover more - mhlp.ubc.ca

Looking to hire a professional with master’s-level health-care and business knowledge? With their unique hybrid education and an average of five to seven years of health-care experience, UBC MHLP grads excel in managing projects and people. Post a job with us today and quickly find the talent you need. https://apscpp.ubc.ca/employers/post-a-job/

"We need to really balance what is valuable for the future, so we can make better decisions for society and the future of our kids." Discover how the UBC MEL and MHLP Professional Leadership Master Degrees provide you with the opportunity to build your future, support your industry, and change the way that things are done. Be part of something unique.

As organizations become more global, adopt matrixed structures, offer increasingly complex products and services, and enable 24/7 communication, they are requiring employees to collaborate with more internal colleagues and external contacts than ever before. https://hbr.org/2018/07/collaboration-without-burnout

Referee or reference questions? In this series, we review some of the key eligibility requirements and application process for the Master of Health Leadership and Policy (MHLP) degree. Review some of the key referee and reference requirements within the application process for MHLP degree.... Full admissions information is available at: https://apscpp.ubc.ca/admissions/eligibility/

=== Clinical Education === Up to $250 billion in healthcare spending could be digitized, according to a new brief from consultancy McKinsey & Company. That's roughly 20% of all estimated Medicare, Medicaid and commercial outpatient, office and home health spending for 2020. https://www.healthcaredive.com//250b-of-all-health/579212/

We want to think, write, and strategize, but because these functions require deep thinking and uninterrupted time, we stay busy with the tasks, meetings, and messages that pop up all day long rather than tackling really important projects. https://hbr.org///help-your-overwhelmed-stressed-out-team

After graduating with an MHLP degree in Clinical Education, Joanas Wong is now facilitating development of decision support tools and guidelines for clinical practice a role that draws on her many strengths in clinical practice and education. https://apscpp.ubc.ca/alumni/clinical-education-joanas-wong/

How do you make your leadership goals a reality? For many professionals the answer is a hybrid postgraduate degree like the Master of Engineering Leadership (MEL) or Master of Health Leadership and Policy (MHLP). https://apscpp.ubc.ca//a-new-path-to-a-leadership-position/

"As a leader who advocates vulnerability as a strength, I am surprised to realize that I have, somehow, bought into the notion that I need to be super-human and that any weakness diminishes my leadership... Not acknowledging our weaknesses is counter-productive for two simple reasons." https://hbr.org//the-best-leaders-arent-afraid-to-ask-for-

Healthcare practioners from the program combine their community experience with learnings from the degree to expertly help you lead teams, bridge communication gaps and direct complex projects that require detailed healthcare sector-specific knowledge. Were educating your next leader. What are you waiting for? Contact us today - [email protected]

Applications have now closed for the 2021 Master of Engineering Leadership (MEL) and Master of Health Leadership & Policy (MHLP)! For the 2021 MEL and MHLP cohort, a new chapter is beginning. https://apscpp.ubc.ca/news-events/opportunities-await/

Our world needs healthcare leaders. Individuals with the insight and skills to re-think what's possible. Drive innovation, inspire high performing teams and create a sustainable future. Discover more - mhlp.ubc.ca

=== Seniors Care === It smelled like death, says Stephanie of her first day at Camilla Care Community, a nursing home in Mississauga, a city in Canada. She and other care workers were sent to help out at the 236-bed facility in April as covid-19 ripped through its narrow corridors and crowded wards. https://www.economist.com//the-pandemic-shows-the-urgency-

The MHLP Online Information Session is for practicing healthcare professionals considering study in 2022. This session is an easy opportunity for you to learn more about the program, eligibility criteria and initial application steps. Date: Tuesday, October 6 Time: 8:00 PDT... https://apscpp.ubc.ca//mhlp-online-information-session-oc/

The Covid-19 crisis and its fallout including recession, layoffs, and uneven economic pain as well as recent protests over police brutality and demands for racial justice have presented many of us with challenges that weve not encountered before. https://hbr.org//how-to-overcome-your-fear-of-making-mista

Healthcare leadership, it's you inspiring others to innovate and excel. Become a leader in your community. Deepen your knowledge, enhance your skills, develop innovative practices, collaborate with peers, and create change. Discover more - mhlp.ubc.ca

When you recruit a healthcare practitioner from the UBC MHLP program, youll have access to a cohort of experienced professional talent who can help you bridge the gap between healthcare and leadership. Discover more at mhlp.ubc.ca/hire.

We all know the typical ways to network: by attending industry mixers, business dinners, and conferences. But of course none of those have been possible over the past few months, with so much of the world in quarantine. And even as various regions start to open up, large gatherings will be slow to come back, and long-distance travel will be limited. https://hbr.org//how-to-network-when-there-are-no-networki

=== Seniors Care === Government statistics show that the most common pre-existing condition among those who died from covid-19 in England and Wales in March and April was not a physical ailment at all. It was dementia, which 25% of the deceased had been living with. https://www.economist.com//for-those-affected-by-dementia-

The Covid-19 pandemic presents the U.S. health care system with a mind-boggling array of challenges. One of the most urgent is coping with a simultaneous glut and dearth of information. ' https://hbr.org//its-time-for-a-new-kind-of-electronic-hea

Four strategies to facilitate care of non-Covid patients even as hospitals are stretched to absorb waves of patients with the virus. https://hbr.org//how-hospitals-can-meet-the-needs-of-non-c

UBC has been ranked 38th in the world in the 2020 Academic Ranking of World Universities. http://www.shanghairanking.com/ARWU2020.html

Final round completion deadline closes in 7 days. Finalize your application now!

Their genes, environments and activities all make people different. https://www.economist.com//medicine-is-getting-to-grips-wi

=== Seniors Care === SafeCare BCs Operation Protect has reached a significant milestone 1.25 million pieces of personal protective equipment (PPE) have been donated from 605 individuals and organizations. https://bccare.ca/2020/06/safecare-bcs-operation-protect/

Complete your application now, get an answer by October 12th.

The best speakers make presentations look effortless precisely because they put so much effort into perfecting their delivery. https://hbr.org//how-to-rehearse-for-an-important-presenta

Too often, leadership is about ideas and not following through. https://hbr.org//to-develop-leadership-skills-practice-in-

Be a health-care specialist leader dedicated to improving patient outcomes and fostering the well-being of seniors with an MHLP in Seniors Care.

Its clear that the future of work will increasingly be online. And graduates of the MEL and MHLP programs will be well-equipped to build their virtual networks, work effectively online, and successfully lead and manage remote teams. https://apscpp.ubc.ca//educating-professionals-for-a-new-w

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With their numbers of Covid-19 patients falling, hospitals now have to figure out how to resume elective procedures and continue to care for Covid-19 patients. Its time to invent new ways. A central business concept the S curve can help. https://hbr.org//what-hospitals-overwhelmed-by-covid-19-ca

The MHLP will be holding an online information session in three days! This session is an easy opportunity for you to learn more about the program, eligibility criteria and initial application steps. Register now for our brief, 30-minute overview presentation and exclusive live question and answer period. https://apscpp.ubc.ca//mhlp-online-information-session-au/