Interuniversity and Haute Ecole Certificate in Innovative Management of Healthcare Organizations and Networks

Would you like to enrich your knowledge in the care and health sector?

Welcome to the MIORS certificate.
Boost your management skills!

UNamur offers you a staggered schedule continuing education course in Innovative Management of Healthcare Organizations and Networks. This certificate is an opportunity for you to acquire skills in management, leadership and innovation in the care and healthcare sector.

On the program: team coaching, collaboration and strategy.

Would you like to find out more about our training and get your questions answered?

Join one of our information sessions, these October 17 and November 18, 2024, on Teams at 6:30pm.

Through the MIORS certificate, various modules will be addressed to acquire all the skills needed for management in the healthcare network.

With this six-month continuing education course, you will develop your skills in:

• Innovation and leadership
• Health governance and strategy
• Innovation and project management
• Finance and leverage
• Quality of care
• Infrastructure and information systems
• Communication and negotiation.

The MIORS certificate? Considerable added value!

The MIORS certificate is all the knowledge you need to manage in the care and health sector, in other words, the "CARE" sector. Behind the anglicism "CARE", we find: care, attention, care... In other words, and through the MIORS certificate, learning is expressed in :

• Cskills acquired, throughout the training, from a managerial angle, in the care and health network;
• Acoaching teams to co-construct ;
• Resilience because change and innovation must be accompanied by a certain capacity to adapt;
• Eexpertise in the healthcare network that will boost your management within your teams.

Why take the MIORS certificate?

Interested? Sign up to develop useful skills in the care and healthcare sector, too.

The care and healthcare sector needs innovation-ready managers. Discover the network of partners involved in this MIORS certificate:

With the support of

The MIORS certificate content is varied in: collaboration, management, governance, innovation, leadership, quality...

Our staggered schedule continuing education includes 7 different modules.

All you need to know about the MIORS certificate

Next promotion? January 9 to June 27, 2025.

The "MIORS" Certificate in Innovative Management of Healthcare Organizations and Networks takes place on Thursday evenings in distance learning and Fridays all day in a classroom setting.

And why not direct contact with the course's co-coordinators?
melanie.latiers@unamur.be and fabian.dehanne@unamur.be

What are the registration requirements?

Do you have a bachelor's degree (minimum requirement)?

Are you active on the territory of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation?

Are you already working in an organization in the CARE sector? In other words, hospitals, rest or care homes, medico-pedagogical institutes, home services, professional organizations federating the sector, aid and care networks...

You hold a job in the CARE sector? Are you a member of a management or medical committee, head of department, head of service (medical, nursing or support), team leader or coordinator...

Do you meet all these conditions and are interested?
This certificate is for you!

How much does this course cost?

This continuing education course costs €2,500.

Where does the training take place?

At UNamur, for face-to-face modules. At the Faculty of Economics Management Communication Political Science, Rempart de la Vierge 8, Namur. Distance learning for certain activities, notably those on Thursday evenings.

What are the requirements for obtaining the MIORS certificate?

At the end of the 6-month apprenticeship, an individual final assignment will be completed. During the writing of this work, you will benefit from individual and group coaching with the various contributors.

Who are the partners in our network?

Our MIORS training program is made up of a wide network of partners. Indeed, we can count on numerous universities and colleges, such as the University of Namur, Hénallux, Unessa and the Catholic University of Louvain. Healthcare institutions have also joined the project, including the Centre Hospitalier Régional Sambre et Meuse, the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire CHU UCL Namur and the Clinique Saint-Luc de Bouge. Finally, FormaNam, the Wallonia-Brussels Federation and the Walloon Region also support the MIORS certificate.

Do you still have questions?

Do you need further information? Contact our secretariat:

• By email: secretariat.ecogestion@unamur.be
• By phone: 081 72 49 58.

Would you like to take this training course and obtain the MIORS certificate?

Register now to find out what management in the health and care sector can do for you!

Would you like to find out more about continuing education? Join our information sessions on October 17 and November 18 on Teams at 6:30pm!

The certificate starts in January 2025 and runs until June 2025.

During the six months of training, seven modules will be covered. Each module corresponds to a period, as you can discover.

Coaching sessions are scheduled for September and October, and the presentation of the end-of-training work will take place in November 2025.

Each training module takes place on Thursdays by videoconference from 5pm to 9pm, and on Fridays face-to-face from 8:30am to 5:30pm.

Permanent training recognized by the Public Service of Wallonia for nursing home directors.
Permanent training recognized by the SPF as part of the functional complement for nursing executives.

Our network of speakers and partners in the service of continuing education

UNamur offers you continuing education in Innovative Management of Care Organizations and Networks, delivered by academic or field experts.

Discover the members of the Steering Committee. They intervene alongside other professionals specialized in the CARE sector or in the field of organization.

Do you want direct contact with the industry's co-coordinators? They'll be delighted to hear from you! melanie.latiers@unamur.be and fabian.dehanne@unamur.be

Caroline Del Zotto

Caroline Del Zotto first trained in the healthcare sector at Henallux and HEPN. She then began her career as a Master of Practical Training in the hospital sector at Henallux. At the same time, she worked as a nurse at CHR Sambre et Meuse. It was at this hospital that she rose through the ranks to become Director of the Nursing Department. Before taking up this position, Caroline obtained a certificate in Innovative Management of Healthcare Organizations and Networks, followed by a Master's degree in Public Health, Administration and Management of Hospitals and Healthcare Establishments. In addition to her duties as Director, Caroline is also a member of the MIORS certificate steering committee and guest lecturer at the Institut Provincial de Promotion Sociale et de Formation Continuée.

Carole Moureaux

Carole Moureaux, is currently Deputy Director of the Paramedical Nursing Department and Associated Services at Clinique Saint-Luc in Bouge. Carole studied nursing at HEPN and Henallux. She then began her career as a nurse at Clinique Saint-Luc in Bouge. In parallel with her professional development, she deepened her knowledge by obtaining a master's degree in Public Health Sciences at UCLouvain, as well as an inter-university certificate in healthcare simulation at the University of Liège.

Mélanie Latiers

Mélanie Latiers brings the organizational expertise essential to this certificate. She completed her studies and doctorate in Economics and Management at UNamur. During the writing of her thesis, Mélanie was a Teaching and Research Assistant at UNamur. Her academic career then began as a Lecturer at UCLouvain and UNamur, as well as a Lecturer in Engineering and Social Action at HELHa, Institut Cardijn and Henallux. Currently, she is also Project Director at Orchis Recherches & Action-Formation, while continuing her academic duties.

Fabian Dehanne

After graduating in nursing at ISEI, Fabian Dehanne continued his studies with a master's degree in Public Health at ULiège. After obtaining his master's degree, he worked as a coordinator for the Tockem association in Cameroon. On his return, he enriched his career with a master's degree in Healthcare Facilities Management and various certificates in Strategic Thinking (UCLouvain), Health Economics (ULB) and Innovation Management (Louvain School of Management). He is currently General Management Consultant and Head of the Projects - Quality - Performance department, while lecturing in eco-management at UNamur and UCLouvain. He has also just completed his PhD in Public Health.

Fabienne Liesse

Fabienne Liesse is responsible for continuing education in the paramedical, health and social sectors at Henallux. She is also responsible for the Morocco Country Group. Before taking up these positions, Fabienne studied nursing at the ISEI and obtained a Master's degree in Public Health, Healthcare Administration and Management at UCLouvain. Her professional career began as an emergency room nurse at Clinique Saint-Pierre in Ottignies. In addition to the various academic qualifications she holds, Fabienne also holds a certificate in wound healing from UCLouvain.

Aline Hotterbeex

After a bachelor's degree in nursing at HEPL and a master's degree in Health Sciences at ULiège, Aline Hotterbeex joined ULiège as a researcher. She then worked as a nurse before taking up the position of head of department at ISoSL. She then took up the post of health executive in the internal medicine department at the CHC in Liège, and obtained certification in business management and nursing home management from the IFA PME in Liège. She is currently in charge of the health department at ASBL UNESSA.