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Joint Fellowship Awards Dr Peter Lachman, ISQua Chief Executive Officer Professor Clifford Hughes, ISQua Past President

Joint Fellowship launch 2014 Launched in 2014 with just 2 participants from Taiwan, the ISQua ASQua JCT Joint Fellowship Programme has gone from strength to strength and now boasts 47 participants from both Taiwan and Malaysia.

Profiles of learners

Benefits of the Joint Fellowship Programme Top 5 Joint Fellowship Abstracts will be upgraded to 5 minute poster presentation at ISQua International Conference. Special rate €420 on offer for Joint Fellowship Participants.

How the Programme works ISQua Content Chinese or English 20 credits Initial Year Credit Requirement – 60 credits JCT Content Chinese 30 credits Electives 10 credits Continuous Professional Development Subsequent Years Credit Requirement – 40 credits

Course content includes Governance, leadership and health policy Patient –centred care Education and research Health information technology External evaluation systems Quality and safety in developing countries Medical risk concept and management Evidence-based nursing

Course content includes Internal auditing Quality management systems & centers Patient safety Situation monitoring Concepts and methods of innovative thinking Critical appraisal of medical literature Database search and skills Application of EBM skills Problem solving

Programme Fees Year Fee Initial year €420 Subsequent years €300 Contact Caroline Usher, cusher@isqua.org with any queries.

Register here

Register now and graduate in Malaysia 2018 Graduate here!

Email: plachman@isqua.org peterlachman