Diploma in Patient Care Management

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Fee:

₹60,000

Dr Raksha Sharma | Assistant Professor , Healthcare management, hospitals & Public health

₹60,000

Dr. Raksha Sharma

16 weeks

90

8 Yes

AISECT Learn

Yes

English

1 Year

Yes

The objective is to make the student understand the psychosocial aspects of the patient and resulting behavior in a stressful condition.

Objectives

The objective is to make the student understand the psychosocial aspects of the patient and resulting behavior in a stressful condition.

Complete the admission and discharge forms and checklist.

The provision of patient-centered care

Carry out fundamental personal care tasks in a secure and knowledgeable setting.

Utilize your communication talents well.

Utilize methods and strategies to stop the transmission of illnesses.

Identify and put into practice safety and emergency measures.

Perform within the bounds of the practice's ethical and legal guidelines.

Show professionalism in both your look and work ethic.

Provide care and help at the bedside

What Will You Learn

By the end of the course the learners will be able to learn aspects of patient care management.

The provision of patient-centered care

Carry out fundamental personal care tasks in a secure and knowledgeable setting.

Utilize methods and strategies to stop the transmission of illnesses.

Identify and put into practice safety and emergency measures.

Perform within the bounds of the practice's ethical and legal guidelines.

Provide care and help at the bedside

SKILLS YOU WILL GAIN

The provision of patient-centered careCarry out fundamental personal care tasks in a secure and knowledgeable setting.Utilize methods and strategies to stop the transmission of illnesses.Identify and put into practice safety and emergency measures.Perform within the bounds of the practice's ethical and legal guidelines.Provide care and help at the bedside

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Curriculum

Introduction to patient care

Policies and procedures of the hospitals for patients and personnel

Patient care

Role of medical staff

Hospital environment internal and external

Departments

Levels of care

Understanding the hospital management

Human anatomy and physiology

Medical Terminology

Illness

Hospital services intensive care unit

Concept of communication and its importance

Types of communication

Counselling

Public speaking

Principal components of foods

Colloidal system in foods

Water– types of water

Foods standards and Patient Meals

Components of emergency plan

Benefits of an ed case management program

Code system in hospitals

Red alert system in hospital

Hospital information systems

Applications of hospital management system

Challenges in implementing a hospital information system

Instructor

Dr.Raksha Sharma

Assistant Professor

Healthcare management, hospitals & Public health

An GIM alumni with Rich cross functional experience in the field of healthcare management, hospitals & Public health Has over 7+ year experience in the industry prior to joining academics.

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