Project and Change Management
What you will learn
How to get started on project management and organisational change especially in the health sector
To develop skills to manage projects and implement change
To define what is a Project v Business as Usual
To look at Agile and Waterfall project methodologies
Description
Project and change management are skills that help us to manage projects and implement change within our organisation and anyone can learn, use and develop over time.
Overall, the course should take just over an hour an hour and will give an introduction to project management and will cover the following topics:
· What is Project Management
· What is a project?
· Different Types of Projects
· Project Knowledge and skills
By the end of the course, you should be able to:
· Describe what project management is and why it is important
· Distinguish the difference between the everyday running of the organisation (business as usual) versus projects and change
· Identify project management skills to support your personal development
· Identify different project management techniques and when you might use them
· Explain the link between success and using project and change management
I am a Programme Manager with 20 years’ experience in Global Health implementing nurse education, HIV testing and treatment programmes and implementation of health National Strategic Plans in resource constrained countries.
I am experienced in managing projects (valued in excess of US$20million) within both the UK, Africa, SE Asia and Caribbean regions with Ministries of Health, international donors and NGO sectors.
I trust this introduction will give you a great taster for what is achievable in project management and provide you with ideas to further develop your skills as a project manager.
Content
Introduction
Getting Started: Projects and Starting Change
What is Project Management
Knowledge Check 1
What is a Project?
Knowledge Check 2
Different Types of Project
Knowledge Check 3
Project Knowledge and Skills
Learning Self Assessment