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Online Master’s Degree in Geriatrics

Price

GBP 2000

Duration

12 Months

Online Master’s Degree in Geriatrics

Course Overview:

The Master’s Degree in Geriatrics is tailored for medical professionals seeking to specialize in the care of older adults. This comprehensive program provides advanced knowledge and skills in managing age-related conditions, optimizing quality of life, and addressing the unique healthcare needs of the elderly population. Delivered entirely online, this program offers flexibility for professionals worldwide while maintaining high educational standards.

Key Features

  • 100% Online Delivery: Flexible, fully online learning accessible from anywhere in the world.

  • In-Depth Curriculum: Covers geriatric assessment, chronic disease management, and evidence-based approaches in elderly care.

  • Interactive Learning: Features multimedia content, interactive modules, and case studies.

  • Accreditation: Accredited by the General Medical Council (GMC), UK, and the National Health Service (NHS), UK.

  • Free Certificate Delivery: Certificates are delivered globally at no extra cost; e-certificates are available immediately upon completion.

  • No Mention of Online Study on Certificate: The certificate you receive will not indicate that the course was conducted online.

  • International Enrollment: Open to medical professionals globally.

  • International Recognition: Allows foreign doctors to work in the UK without the need to pass the PLAB exams.

Technical Hours

  • Total Study Hours: Estimated at approximately 1100 hours.

Duration and Structure

  • Program Duration: 12 months.

  • Delivery Mode: Entirely online.

  • ECTS Credits: 60.

Price

  • Full Fee: GBP 2000.

Eligibility

  • Educational Qualification: Requires a medical degree (MBBS or equivalent).

  • Professional Experience: Experience in geriatrics or a related field preferred but not mandatory.

  • International Candidates: The course is open to applicants globally, with no restrictions based on residency.

General Objectives

  • Enhance Geriatric Clinical Skills: Develop advanced skills in diagnosing and managing age-related conditions.

  • Promote Evidence-Based Practice: Apply evidence-based practices to improve care for elderly patients.

  • Optimize Quality of Life: Implement strategies to enhance the quality of life for older adults.

  • Advance Multidisciplinary Care: Collaborate with various healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive geriatric care.

  • Support Research and Development: Conduct research and engage in innovative practices to advance geriatric medicine.

  • Facilitate Patient and Family Education: Educate patients and their families about managing chronic conditions and promoting healthy aging.

Course Modules

  1. Geriatric Assessment and Evaluation

    • Description: Focuses on comprehensive assessment techniques for elderly patients, including physical, psychological, and functional evaluations.

    • Skills: Proficiency in conducting geriatric assessments; ability to evaluate functional status and psychological well-being.

    • Key Features: Interactive assessment tools; case studies on evaluation techniques.

    • Teaching Hours: 100 hours

  2. Chronic Disease Management in Older Adults

    • Description: Covers management strategies for chronic conditions common in elderly patients, such as diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease.

    • Skills: Ability to manage chronic diseases and optimize treatment plans for older adults.

    • Key Features: Multimedia content on chronic disease management; case-based learning on treatment protocols.

    • Teaching Hours: 120 hours

  3. Pharmacology and Polypharmacy in Geriatrics

    • Description: Examines pharmacological considerations and management of polypharmacy in older adults, including medication interactions and side effects.

    • Skills: Expertise in managing polypharmacy; knowledge of medication safety and interactions.

    • Key Features: Virtual simulations of medication management; access to pharmacological resources and guidelines.

    • Teaching Hours: 110 hours

  4. Geriatric Syndromes and Common Conditions

    • Description: Addresses common geriatric syndromes such as falls, frailty, and cognitive decline. Includes diagnostic and management strategies.

    • Skills: Ability to diagnose and manage geriatric syndromes; knowledge of intervention strategies.

    • Key Features: Interactive modules on syndrome management; case studies on common conditions.

    • Teaching Hours: 120 hours

  5. End-of-Life Care and Palliative Medicine

    • Description: Focuses on providing compassionate care and managing end-of-life issues, including palliative care principles and ethical considerations.

    • Skills: Proficiency in delivering end-of-life care; ability to address ethical and palliative care issues.

    • Key Features: Multimedia content on palliative care; case-based learning on end-of-life management.

    • Teaching Hours: 100 hours

  6. Geriatric Rehabilitation and Mobility

    • Description: Covers strategies for rehabilitation and enhancing mobility in elderly patients, including physical therapy and assistive technologies.

    • Skills: Ability to design and implement rehabilitation plans; knowledge of mobility aids and technologies.

    • Key Features: Interactive modules on rehabilitation techniques; access to resources on assistive technologies.

    • Teaching Hours: 90 hours

  7. Mental Health and Cognitive Disorders in Older Adults

    • Description: Examines mental health issues and cognitive disorders such as dementia and depression, including diagnostic approaches and management strategies.

    • Skills: Proficiency in diagnosing and managing cognitive disorders; knowledge of mental health interventions.

    • Key Features: Case studies on cognitive disorders; multimedia content on mental health management.

    • Teaching Hours: 120 hours

  8. Interdisciplinary Teamwork in Geriatric Care

    • Description: Emphasizes the importance of working with multidisciplinary teams to provide comprehensive care for elderly patients.

    • Skills: Effective communication and collaboration with other healthcare professionals; ability to coordinate care plans.

    • Key Features: Interactive modules on interdisciplinary teamwork; case studies on collaborative care approaches.

    • Teaching Hours: 80 hours

  9. Research Methods in Geriatrics

    • Description: Teaches research methodologies and techniques relevant to geriatric medicine, including study design, data analysis, and application of findings.

    • Skills: Ability to design and conduct research studies; proficiency in data analysis and application of research findings.

    • Key Features: Guidelines for research design and methodology; access to data analysis tools and research resources.

    • Teaching Hours: 100 hours

  10. Capstone Project

    • Description: Involves an independent research or practice improvement project where students apply their knowledge and skills to address a specific issue or challenge in geriatrics.

    • Skills: Ability to conduct independent research or implement a practice improvement project; proficiency in project management and presentation.

    • Key Features: Personalized mentorship and project guidance; access to research and project management resources.

    • Teaching Hours: 150 hours

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this program, students will:

  • Geriatric Expertise: Demonstrate advanced skills in diagnosing and managing age-related conditions.

  • Evidence-Based Practice: Apply evidence-based practices to enhance care for elderly patients.

  • Quality of Life Optimization: Implement strategies to improve the quality of life for older adults.

  • Multidisciplinary Collaboration: Collaborate effectively with healthcare teams to provide comprehensive geriatric care.

  • Research and Innovation: Conduct research and engage in innovative practices to advance geriatric medicine.

  • Patient and Family Education: Educate patients and families on managing chronic conditions and promoting healthy aging.

How to Join the Academy

  • Start Studying Immediately: No registration required; gain instant access.

  • Instant Access: Receive your username and password immediately after payment.

Enrollment Steps

  1. Complete Enrollment: After payment, receive login details and upload your MBBS degree for verification.

  2. Start Your Studies: Access all course materials, interactive modules, and assignments via our online platform.

  3. Complete the Program: Engage with the content, participate in discussions, and complete assignments.

  4. Obtain Certification: Receive your Master’s Degree in Geriatrics delivered to your home at no extra cost; e-certificate available for download.

Refund Policy

  • 30-Day Refund Policy: To request a refund:

    • Log in to your account and navigate to your course page.

    • Initiate the cancellation process directly from your course page.

    • Full refund processed within 5 days of cancellation.

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