PhD Studentship in Patient Safety - University of St Andrews
Written by LOWONGAN KERJA TERBARU on 16:15University of St Andrews Full-time PhD Studentship (grant rates) Patient
Safety The Social Dimensions of Health Institute, the Universities of Dundee
and St Andrews
We are seeking an enthusiastic person to undertake a PhD in patient safety
and quality improvement in health care systems. The studentship is offered
as a three-year full-time post funded by the Scottish Higher Education
Council and registered with the University of St Andrews.
As part of the Scottish Patient Safety Research Network, www.spsrn.ac.uk the
student will join a local friendly multi-professional team working on
patient safety and quality improvement issues. He/she will be expected to
develop their thesis in a way that will make a significant original
contribution to what is a growing and exciting academic area. The PhD will
focus on organisational and system causes of patient harm and efforts to
address these to enhance patient safety (human factors, high reliability
systems and practitioner-led change).
The successful candidate will possess an undergraduate degree in a social
science (at 2:1 level or above) or equivalent professional qualification.
The post-holder will be located within the Social Dimensions of Health
Institute www.sdhi.ac.uk although some travel within Scotland may be
necessary. Start date will be by agreement.
Further information is available from Karen Munro, Research Manager:- Tel
01382 388661 or E-mail
k.m.munro@dundee.ac.uk
Closing date for applications: *Friday 07 December 2007*
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