Creativity and Innovation in Healthcare

Enrol now in this workshop to learn how to apply creativity to solve problems.

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Overview

For the healthcare industry, we are often required to stimulate our thinking to find opportunities for change or improvement. Creativity allows us to think about old problems in new ways, challenge conventions, open up different viewpoints and enable new patterns. Innovation is where we put these ideas into action to solve problems, create new products or services to create value and increase efficiency.

This course brings you an insight on the differences between creativity and innovation and their importance at the workplace.

At the end of the programme, participants will be able to use a simple model to apply the tools and techniques learnt to adopt diverse perspectives to create new ways of working.

Course Outline

  1. Introduction to IDEAL model for problem solving
  2. Recognize opportunities and plan a change or improvement
  3. Define problem or issues at the workplace
  4. Strategies to explore different ideas / solutions
  5. Project implementation plan
  6. Project progress monitoring

Target Audience

  1. Professionals, managers and executives (PMEs)
  2. Healthcare professionals
  3. All who are considering to enter the healthcare industry
  4. General public who are interested in learning how to apply creativity to solve problems

Certification

Upon completion of the course, the participants will be awarded the Certificate of Completion by HMI Institute.

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Course Date

12 June 2023

11 September 2023

Course Duration

1 Day Course (9.00am to 6.00pm)

Course Venue

Synchronous E-learning (Zoom)

Course Fee

$486 (Subject to GST)

UTAP Funding Available

NTUC members can enjoy up to 50% unfunded course fee support with the UTAP funding
* For more information on UTAP, please visit the NTUC website.

Registration

HMI Institute reserves the right to postpone or cancel the courses if minimum enrolment is not met.