The global health care (leading quality and safety) nursing program aims to advance knowledge of clinical governance and the processes involved in achieving continuous quality improvement in global health care. The curriculum content is informed by the World Health Organisation Patient Safety Curriculum and the Australian National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards. You will have the opportunity to reflect on, explore, and critically analyse the complexity of the issues associated with the principles of quality and safety in health care from Australian and international perspectives. The curriculum includes the nature of healthcare error including quality indicators, the role of effective communication, and the methods of error detection and monitoring. You will develop an understanding of clinical governance, accountability and systems management, and have considered methods for improving health care such as applying clinical research into practice, clinical practice guidelines and clinical practice improvement. The specialisation aims to facilitate development of specialised knowledge, skills and attributes for application in a range of global nursing environments extend student knowledge in research for practice development Learning outcomes In addition to the Learning Outcomes of the Master of Nursing (Coursework and Specialisation), on completion of this course, students in the Global Health Care specialisation will be able to: Analyse factors that influence policy development from a global perspective Evaluate how policy and political contexts impact on the social determinants of health Critically analyse international health policy and its impact on health systems and population health