Bursaries for patient safety higher education courses Application form Background UCLPartners is pleased to offer the opportunity of part funding for individuals who are studying for, or wish to begin, a full or part-time recognised higher education course in a topic relevant to patient safety. This opportunity has come about through the National Patient Safety Collaborative Programme which, in partnership with each of the 15 Academic Health Science Networks, supports patient safety improvement work across England. The Patient Safety Collaborative also aims to build the capability and capacity of individuals in quality and safety. Who is eligible? You are eligible to apply for this support if you meet the following criteria: Your place of work is within the UCLPartners region – please see You are enrolled and will be starting a recognised higher education course (e.g. MSc, PGCert) in a topic relating to patient safety in the 2018/19 financial year, or you are in the process of applying to start in 2018/19, or you will be beginning the second year of your course in 2018/19 UCLPartners considers your course to have sufficient focus on patient safety. Who should apply? Applicants should have an interest in, and recent experience of, patient safety or quality improvement. Ideally candidates will be part of the wider UCLPartners improvement network (for example, have been a participant of the Improvement Fellows Programme, the patient safety programme, improvement training, or a Q member). There are a wide range of relevant courses and academic institutions across the country, so we are happy to provide tuition funding for courses that meet individual needs, no matter the location. Applicants will need written support from their employer before applying to us for this opportunity. Information for applicants This application is for bursary support from UCLPartners towards a masters course in a subject relevant to patient safety Separate to this process, applicants will need to follow the application process of the higher education institution to secure a place on their chosen course UCLPartners is under no obligation to provide any applicants with bursary funding and its decision in this regard is final. Once complete, please send this application form to before midnight Tuesday 31st July 2018. Applicants may need to attend a selection interview.
Bursaries for patient safety higher education courses Application form Background UCLPartners is pleased to offer the opportunity of part funding for individuals who are studying for, or wish to begin, a full or part-time recognised higher education course in a topic relevant to patient safety. This opportunity has come about through the National Patient Safety Collaborative Programme which, in partnership with each of the 15 Academic Health Science Networks, supports patient safety improvement work across England. The Patient Safety Collaborative also aims to build the capability and capacity of individuals in quality and safety. Who is eligible? You are eligible to apply for this support if you meet the following criteria: Your place of work is within the UCLPartners region – please see You are enrolled and will be starting a recognised higher education course (e.g. MSc, PGCert) in a topic relating to patient safety in the 2018/19 financial year, or you are in the process of applying to start in 2018/19, or you will be beginning the second year of your course in 2018/19 UCLPartners considers your course to have sufficient focus on patient safety. Who should apply? Applicants should have an interest in, and recent experience of, patient safety or quality improvement. Ideally candidates will be part of the wider UCLPartners improvement network (for example, have been a participant of the Improvement Fellows Programme, the patient safety programme, improvement training, or a Q member). There are a wide range of relevant courses and academic institutions across the country, so we are happy to provide tuition funding for courses that meet individual needs, no matter the location. Applicants will need written support from their employer before applying to us for this opportunity. Information for applicants This application is for bursary support from UCLPartners towards a masters course in a subject relevant to patient safety Separate to this process, applicants will need to follow the application process of the higher education institution to secure a place on their chosen course UCLPartners is under no obligation to provide any applicants with bursary funding and its decision in this regard is final. Once complete, please send this application form to before midnight Tuesday 31st July 2018. Applicants may need to attend a selection interview.