We are proud to partner with CAHO India to bring you the South East Asia Joint Fellowship Programme.

 

This Joint Programme is available within the flagship ISQua Fellowship Programme and therefore offers participants access to both customised regional content for South East Asia and to all other Fellowship resources.

 

The programme inspires the advancement of Quality Improvement and Patient Safety initiatives within the healthcare industry. It achieves this through fostering a global community of passionate healthcare professionals, who are united by a single common goal: safer healthcare.

 

All Fellows benefit from the three core values of ISQua: Knowledge, Network and Voice.

 

If you are a healthcare professional who is passionate about improvement, the South East Asia Fellowship Programme will enable you to achieve your personal goals.

ISQua Education Values

Knowledge

Learn from a wide range of international experts and peers, and start making improvements within your own personal context.

Network

Expand your professional network, make new contacts and become a valued member of our community.

 

Voice

Share your thoughts, ideas and opinions, and showcase your research with international peers. Be confident in implementing improvement.

Knowledge

Learning Resources

Gain access to the vast library of educational resources, including regular live webinars and masterclasses.

 

Mentorship

Receive the opportunity to be mentored by international experts in quality and safety in health care.

 

Internship

Apply for a place on the ISQua Internship Programme with a global quality and safety organisation.

 

Community

Learn from the collective knowledge and wisdom of the ISQua Community.

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Network

Engage

Network and engage with the extended ISQua Community through our online platform.

 

Virtual Events

Join our online video chat discussions and meet international healthcare professionals.

 

Conference Sessions

Attend Member, Fellow, and ISQua Expert exclusive sessions at the ISQua Conference.

 

Graduate

Graduate in front of your peers and international experts at the ISQua Conference.

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Voice

Showcase

Showcase your work and share your story with the ISQua Community.

 

Discuss

Participate in peer discussions via our regular webinars and online virtual events.

 

Recognition

Use the post nominal FISQua and receive a Fellowship Certificate upon graduation.

 

Confidence

Be confident in implementing change within your own personal context.

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Fellowship Testimonials

Hear from some of our current Fellows as they share their thoughts regarding their own personal journey through the Fellowship Programme, and how it has helped them to achieve both their personal and professional goals.

Programme Details

The South East Asia Joint Fellowship Programme is a continuing education programme which offers you a unique opportunity to be part of a vibrant global community where everyone can learn, share and be empowered.

SEA Fellowship Year 1

Programme type: Self-paced

 

Programme delivery: Online

 

Start date: Immediate

 

Duration: 12 months

 

Who is it for? Healthcare professionals and front line staff who are passionate about healthcare quality and safety

 

South East Asia Joint Fellowship Programme:

Module 1: Resource challenged settings: Measuring and Improving Safety

Module 2: Patient Safety (Making Care Safe)

Module 3: Leading for Quality and Safety

Module 4: Initiatives to Improve Patient Safety Following Patient Harm Events

Module 5: Application of Patient Safety Tools

Module 6: Medication Safety

 

Credits required: 60 credits (6 modules)

 

Award: ISQua Fellowship Certificate 

SEA Fellowship Year 2+

Programme type: Self-paced

 

Programme delivery: Online

 

Start date: Maintenance years can be commenced when subscription is due for renewal (or earlier).

 

Duration: 12 months

 

Who is it for? Healthcare professionals and front line staff who are passionate about healthcare quality and safety

 

Content themes:

1. Leading for Quality and Safety

2. Person-centred Care

3. Patient Safety

4. Quality Improvement

5. Health Information Technology

6. External Evaluation Systems

7. Quality and Safety in Resource Challenged Countries

 

Credits required: 40 credits

 

Electives: If you are attending or presenting conferences, hosting workshops, publishing books or articles, or completing other further education courses, these activities can be used to complete the 40 credits required.

 

Award: Continued validity of Certificate

Virtual events

We host regular virtual events designed to bring our Fellowship community together and spark new conversations and new connections in healthcare.

Enjoy access to all Fellowship Resources

In addition to custom materials designed for the South East Asia Fellowship (SEA), you can also enjoy access to the entire Fellowship library as part of your SEA subscription. Fellowship resources are grouped into themes and each theme delivers a wide range of topical and interactive content in the form of easy-to-follow modules. Modules are delivered through a variety of webinar and presentation recordings, practical case studies, publication reviews, and discussions. The Fellowship consists of a vast library of interactive activities, ensuring that there is engaging content available for all healthcare backgrounds and interests.

This track focuses on the knowledge, skills, methods and concepts involved in leading for quality and safety. It examines the role of governance, leadership and health policy in a quality driven environment and the related pitfalls. It also introduces insightful healthcare related trends in this topic.
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Leading for Quality and Safety

Health Information Technology (HIT) is being widely adopted in many developed countries. With advances in technology happening at such a fast rate, it is easy to feel "behind the times". This track introduces new and innovative ways in which HIT can be utilised to improve quality and safety in health care.
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Health Information Technology

Person Centred Care involves considering cultural, family and social circumstances as well as a patient's own values and preferences. It also concerns the expectation a patient has to receive unbiased information regarding benefits and risks when it comes to their care. This track looks at ways in which healthcare professionals can involve patients in their own care, giving the patient a sense of ownership and control at a time when they need it most.
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Person Centred Care

External Evaluations Systems typically take the form of regulation, licensure, accreditation and certification.  This track introduces participants to ways in which these areas can be approached and implemented.

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External Evaluation Systems

The issue of Patient Safety is never far from the healthcare professional's mind. There is always a possibility of adverse events and medical errors happening in our healthcare systems and it is for that reason that Patient Safety is a priority in healthcare arenas around the world. This track provides participants with scenarios and ideas to help minimise the occurrence of medical error and adverse events in the workplace.
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Patient Safety

Resource challenged countries face enormous challenges in delivering safe and quality driven health care.  This track looks at ways in which those challenges can be tackled and overcome.

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Quality & Safety in Resource Challenged Countries

Quality improvement is essential in the area of quality and safety in health care. This track gives participants tools to assist them in quality improvement endeavours.
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Quality Improvement

Critical Crisis Thinking modules designed by Professor Erik Hollnagel and a team of experts.

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Critical Crisis Thinking

What our Fellows say

"Every area learnt on the Patient Safety module of the Fellowship Programme has made me a better person. I am more empowered and ready to change my organization, and the world. I am ready to champion quality and patient safety. I will educate and empower more people, and organizations on matters quality and patient safety." 

Jane Ngivu
Quality & Safety Manager
Gertrude’s Children’s Hospital, Kenya

 

Jane Ngivu

Fellowship Fees

New to ISQua?CreditsDurationLIC LMIC UMIC UIC

South East Asia Fellowship Programme: Membership & Fellowship subscription

 60 12 months €150 €225 €337.50 €450*
Renewing your FellowshipCreditsDurationLICLMIC UMIC UIC

South East Asia Fellowship Programme: Membership & Fellowship subscription renewal

 40 12 months €100 €150 €225 €300*

* ISQua offers a discount to Students and Trainees from Upper-Income countries. New subscriptions - €375.00 / Renewals - €250.00

LIC = Lower Income
LMIC = Lower Middle Income
UMIC = Upper Middle Income
UI = High Income

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