Introduction
This training course helps participants to advance their careers in medical administration. They'll gain a firm grasp of medical and scientific terms used day-to-day in hospitals and medical settings. In this course, participants will gain the skills to communicate effectively and manage staff, processes, and healthcare resources at all levels.
Course Objectives
- Understanding roles and responsibilities to be followed for medication reminders, medication assistance, and medication administration
- Being familiar with the skills and knowledge needed for medication administration
- Appropriate training for the caregiver to ensure safe medication administration
- Discussing the current health care delivery system as it relates to the economics, accessibility, and overall health of the population
Target Audience :
- Senior an Executive Level Hospital staff
- Departments directors
- Hospital Board members
- Healthcare Administrators
Course Outlines:
Day (1)
- Challenges of health and hospital administration in the new millennium
- Administration of hospital services
- Administration of out-patient services
- Ward administration
- Administration of operation theater
- Nursing Services
Day (2)
- Hospital and private practice
- Hospital administration during a disaster
- Reproductive and child health services
- Promoting health through hospitals
Day (3)
- Records management
- Material management
- Manpower planning
- Quality control
- Doctor/Nurse patient relationship
- Doctors and consumer protection act
- Referral systems
Day (4)
Field visits to hospitals and hands-on practices for healthcare management in the hospital. More details are mentioned below
Day (5)
- Closing workshop – How to apply this to your work; what works and doesn’t? And Why?
- Best Practices and latest updates
- Case studies, success stories as well as failure stories
- Modern application through IT, software programs, and/or mobile applications
- Share top and recent 3 book titles in this field
If site-visit to the hospital is applicable, we will visit one public & one private hospital to cover the following:
- Observing day-to-day responsibilities such as managing human resources, allocating budgets and other financial resources, submitting reports, and maintaining and managing IT systems and databases, coordinating with doctors, physicians, nurses, surgeons, health information technicians, pharmacists, and other professionals to ensure patient quality care, treatment, and rehabilitation.
- Understanding the roles with regard to making policy decisions, overseeing patient care, budgeting and accounting, marketing, and driving policy impacting and technology innovations in the hospital.
- Being familiar with the role of serving as a mediator between goals, strategies, and day-to-day activities.
- Depending on the availability, the field visits and training will be made to JCI accredited A class hospitals
- Q&A session with the hospital founder/manager
