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Karen Ousey, Farida Sollitt, Mark Rigby
The role of the Tissue Viability Specialist is complex, encompassing not only effective, evidence-based clinical skills, but also competent leadership and management skills that enhance the ability to develop and implement successful business planning. The Tissue Viability Leading Change: Business Skills Development Module offered at the University of Huddersfield provides learners with knowledge and skills to understand business planning and change management. To date, 28 learners have completed the module and 100% have stated they would recommend the module to others. Participants acquired transferable skills and feel competent in developing a business case.
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Ousey, K., Sollitt, F., & Rigby, M. (2019). Supporting tissue viability by developing business knowledge and skills. Wounds UK, 15(5), 66-69. https://www.wounds-uk.com/journals/issue/595/article-details/supporting-tissue-viability-developing-business-knowledge-and-skills
Ousey, Karen ; Sollitt, Farida ; Rigby, Mark. / Supporting tissue viability by developing business knowledge and skills. In: Wounds UK. 2019 ; Vol. 15, No. 5. pp. 66-69.
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Ousey K, Sollitt F, Rigby M. Supporting tissue viability by developing business knowledge and skills. Wounds UK. 2019 Oct 31;15(5):66-69.