You will learn the theory and practice of designing, planning, implementing and evaluating multi-disciplinary services to improve the health of individuals and communities. You will gain a thorough grounding in the key concepts and models of integration and personalisation as applied to health and social care, and the values, principles, evidence and theories underpinning them. A mix of core and elective modules will allow you to build essential professional knowledge while also pursuing your own specialism or particular areas of interest. If you are a health or social care professional from either a clinical or non-clinical background, this master's programme will equip you with the knowledge and understanding necessary to develop effective integrated and person-centred care.<br><br><br><br><br><br><br>The benefits of care that is personalised and coordinated across different healthcare settings, across mental and physical health, and across health and social care have been well documented. It has been shown to improve health and other outcomes for service users, and to reduce fragmentation and inefficiencies in service delivery. It is also seen as a key mechanism for addressing staff shortages and the growing demand for health and social care services.