Social Media for Health & Care at QLS Level 4

What's included:

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• Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
• Fully Online Recorded Class
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Social Media has become an essential tool for health and care professionals, enabling effective communication, engagement, and information sharing. This Social Media for Health & Care course at QLS Level 4 introduces learners to the principles of using Social Media responsibly, understanding platform features, and promoting professional content. The course explores how Social Media can enhance awareness, build networks, and support health and care initiatives, emphasising ethical and strategic approaches in digital interactions.

Throughout the course, learners analyse the impact of Social Media on patient engagement, organisational reputation, and professional communication. They develop an understanding of best practices, content planning, and monitoring for Social Media in the health and care sector. By studying Social Media applications, learners gain insight into creating meaningful, ethical, and professional digital interactions while adhering to industry standards. This programme equips students with the knowledge and confidence to integrate Social Media effectively into their professional Health & Care activities.

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Learning Outcomes

• Understand key principles for using Social Media in Health & Care.
• Apply Social Media strategies to improve engagement and communication.
• Analyse Social Media content to ensure professional and ethical standards.
• Develop skills for planning and scheduling Health & Care Social Media.
• Strengthen knowledge of Social Media tools and monitoring techniques.

Who is this course for?

• Health professionals aiming to enhance Social Media communication skills.
• Care workers seeking knowledge of Social Media best practices.
• Individuals responsible for managing Social Media in health organisations.
• Students wanting to apply Social Media strategically in Health & Care.
• Anyone interested in improving professional presence through Social Media use.

Career Path

• Social Media Coordinator – Average salary: £28,000
• Health Communications Officer – Average salary: £30,000
• Digital Engagement Specialist – Average salary: £32,000
• Content Marketing Executive – Average salary: £30,000
• Community Engagement Officer – Average salary: £27,000
• Health Promotion Specialist – Average salary: £29,000