The health aged and social care micro-credentials are shareable, self-funded short courses covering health innovation topics of leadership and health economics. The micro-credentials have been designed in partnership with Griffith University Health Services Management and are endorsed by Metro North. These courses are suitable for aspiring and current leaders working in health, aged and social care.
These are smaller pieces of learning, covering the topics of:
- Health innovation leadership
- Transforming a culture for innovation
- Health economic evaluation methods
- Health economic concepts and principles
- Budget impact assessment in health business cases
On successful completion of a micro-credential, learners will be awarded a digital badge.
When bundled appropriately, these micro-credentials may provide credit towards Griffith University courses.
Dates now available for 2025.
Visit the Griffith University Short Courses page for more information
Got a question?
Reach out to Metro North’s Learning Coordinator and Coach Louise D’Allura.
Email: MetroNorthResearch-GradCertHSI@health.qld.gov.au
Phone: (07) 3647 9761