Assessment brief/s:

•          Summative Written assignment: [50% of module, 100% grade] [2000 words] 

Students will examine the role of leadership in the development of a service improvement programme within a defined area of practice.  Students will select an appropriate quality improvement approach and examine the role of leadership and development of others to improve patient experience and outcomes.

 

•          Assessment of Practice: completion of Part 3 Pan London Practice assessment document [50% of module, Pass/Fail] [2000-word equivalent].

 

•          Both components of assessment need to be passed in order to pass the module.

 

•          Formative activities: formative assessment and feedback will occur in the form of peer-review during sessional meetings.

 

Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) and Assessments

Before approaching any assessment you should read the student guidance on the use of GenAI: Welcome to your generative AI guidance 

This will ensure you are aware of the ethical, legal and learning aspects of using GenAI for your studies. 

Each module’s assessments will require a different approach to the use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI). Your Module Lead has evaluated this module’s assessment(s) using the Artificial Intelligence Assessment Scale (AIAS).  

You can learn more about the AIAS at aiassessmentscale.com. 

If you would like to understand more about how CCCU’s staff understand the use of GenAI in your learning, you can read the Staff Guidance. 

1

No AI

The assessment is
completed entirely without AI assistance in a controlled environment,
ensuring that students rely solely on their existing knowledge,
understanding, and skills.

You must not use
AI at any point during the assessment. You must demonstrate your core skills
and knowledge.

2

AI Planning

AI may be used for
pre-task activities such as brainstorming, outlining and initial research.
This level focuses on the effective use of AI for planning, synthesis, and
ideation, but assessments should emphasise the ability to develop and refine
these ideas independently.

You may use AI for
planning, idea development, and research. Your final submission should show
how you have developed and refined these ideas.

3

AI Collaboration

AI may be used to
help complete the task, including idea generation, drafting, feedback, and
refinement. Students should critically evaluate and modify the AI suggested
outputs, demonstrating their understanding.

You may use AI to
assist with specific tasks such as drafting text, refining, and evaluating
your work. You must critically evaluate and modify any AI-generated content
you use.

4

Full AI

AI may be used to
complete any elements of the task, with students directing AI to achieve the
assessment goals. Assessments at this level may also require engagement AI to
achieve goals and solve problems.

You may use AI
extensively throughout your work either as you wish, or as specifically
directed in your assessment. Focus on directing AI to achieve your goals
while demonstrating your critical thinking.

5

AI Exploration

AI is used
creatively to enhance problem-solving, generate novel insights, or develop
innovative solutions to solve problems. Students and educators co-design
assessments to explore unique AI applications within the field of study.

You should use AI
creatively to solve the task, potentially co-designing new approaches with
your instructor.

Perkins, Furze,
Roe & McVaugh (2024). The AI Assessment Scale

Staff Guidance available at the Artificial Intelligence Assessment Scale webpage 

Your Module Lead has evaluated this module’s assessments as requiring the following level of interaction with GenAI:  

Assessment 1: 

Assessment 2:  

At CCCU all assessments require a declaration regarding the level of GenAI use.  

Under CCCU’s Academic Integrity Policy unacknowledged inclusion of GenAI is considered academic misconduct. See the Academic Integrity and Misconduct webpages for more information.

Please select the most appropriate statement from the choice below and insert it at the start of your work:  

  1. No GenAI was used in the preparation, planning or creation of this work. [AIAS Level 1] 
  2. I acknowledge the use of outputs from [insert the name of generative AI tool(s) used] in the learning, preparation, planning or proofreading of this work. [AIAS Level 2] 
  3. I acknowledge collaboration with [insert the name of generative AI tool(s) used] in this work, and the inclusion of outputs in modified form. [AIAS Level 3] 
  4. I acknowledge [insert the name of generative AI tool(s) used] as partner(s) in the creation of this work. [AIAS Levels 4 & 5] 

Referencing GenAI 

If your assessment is rated at levels 2, 3 or 4, you are required to reference where you have used GenAI outputs in the body of your work. For guidance on how to reference GenAI in your work see Cite Them Right 13th Edn, or later. You can use the textbook or visit the Cite Them Right website – both are accessible via LibrarySearch (for the web version, login using your CCCU email).  

You can speak to your module tutor, module lead, subject Librarian or Learning Developer [job titles subject to change] for more guidance on the use of GenAI in your learning and assessment.  

 

 

Reassessment information: the text below is for all handbooks

Some students may not pass an assessment first time and will be invited to take reassessment for the module, following a decision from a Board of Examiners. Do check the Your Guide to Assessment and Award Processes and seek advice from your Personal Academic Tutor if this is the case for you. Your module team will offer support in preparation for your reassessment.

In this case, the nature of the reassessment will be:

Original
assessment

This should be identical to the assessment table
column 1

Reassessment type

Usually, the same type of assessment and brief, but
exam questions may vary

Deadline for submission of reassessment, and where it
should be submitted

If no exact date is known, provide a week e.g., w/c 12
July 2026

1.     Written
Assignment

Quality
Improvement Proposal

1st
July 2026 at 2 pm via Turnitin

2.     Completion
of Pan London Practice Document

Completion
of the Pan London Practice Document

TBC
individually

 

This handbook should be read in conjunction with other sources:

·       Student Course Handbook: for course academic information applying to all modules

·       Current Student Webpages: for generic student experience information

 

Learning Materials/Resources: From autumn 2025, module resource lists will be provided through TalisAspire. Module leads are asked to ensure that their TalisApsire lists are updated and correct (please contact library services if you require help), and the link to the list is shared in your module handbook as well as on your module Blackboard.

•          Recommended Resources:

Journals

•          Nursing Standard http://journals.rcni.com/journal/ns

•          Health Service Journal https://www.hsj.co.uk/

•          Evidence -Based Nursing https://ebn.bmj.com/

•          The International Journal of Practice Development http://www.fons.org/library/about-ipdj.aspx

•          Journal of Advanced Nursing https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/13652648

•          Journal of Interprofessional Care https://www.tandfonline.com/loi/ijic20

•          Nursing Management (RCNi) https://rcni.com/nursing-management

 

Websites

•          The Health Foundation https://www.health.org.uk/

•          The Kings Fund https://www.kingsfund.org.uk/

•          NHS London leadership academy

https://www.londonleadershipacademy.nhs.uk/leadershiptoolkit/leading-and-managing-others/developing-others

•          NHS Scotland Quality Improvement Hub http://www.qihub.scot.nhs.uk/home.aspx

•          National Institute for Health and Care Excellence https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance

•          Point of Care Foundation https://www.pointofcarefoundation.org.uk/resource/experience-based-co-design-ebcd-toolkit/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIw5240YLl3QIVWIfVCh1CMgyzEAAYASAAEgLOSvD_BwE

•          The Health Foundation

https://www.health.org.uk/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIrMPomOD23QIVzrvtCh0a6gSrEAAYASAAEgLG2vD_BwE

 

Date and validity July 2025, valid for academic year 2025/2026