Introduction
After Independence India has progressed tremendously in the field of health care. However, the infrastructures for various health facilities were inadequate to meet the requirements of modern hospital system, due to insufficient knowledge and skill of the architects, engineers and the medical planners involved in the projects. In view of changing scenario a need for training all hospital planners, architects and engineers has been actively felt, so that we are able to construct intelligent health facilities to meet the changing demands.
Objectives
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To impart training to professionals in planning and designing Hospital and Health Care Organizations. |
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SCOPE
The programme fulfils specific needs of all free lance or serving architects involved in planning and designing of health care infrastructure, and the needs of all hospital administrators concerned with hospital project planning or those concerned with planning of polyclinics and nursing homes.
Eligibility
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Candidates holding Architects degree and registered with Council of Architecture. |
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Medical, Dental graduates from a Medical/Dental Institute of India or other countries, recognized by Medical Council of India [MCI] or Dental Council of India [DCI] [MHA/MD[HA]/MD (CHA) and DH&HM from IGNOU/AHA preferred) and should have two years experience in respective profession, after registration with MCI/Dental Council. |
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Graduates in Engineering with five years experience. |
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BSc. Nursing recognized by Nursing Council of India |
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Preference will be given to applicants working in a hospital/health care organizations, and holding administrative responsibilities.
Course Capacity
• 15 -20 candidate in one batch and maximum two batch in a year.
• Selection will be done based on eligibility criteria and grading thereon.
• From next year onwards based on Entrance examination.
Block Syllabus
| Course-1: Introduction to Health Care Organization |
| Block-1: |
Overview of Hospital System-Planning and Organization |
| Block-2 |
Challenges in Hospital Management |
| Block-3 |
Hospital as a system |
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| Course-2: Medical and Architectural aspects of Planning and Designing-I |
| Block-1: |
Clinical Services-I |
| Block-2 |
Clinical Services-II |
| Block-3 |
Diagnostic and Therapeutic Services-I |
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| Course-3: Medical and Architectural aspects of Planning and Designing-II |
| Block-1: |
Diagnostic and Therapeutic Services-II |
| Block-2 |
Support and Utility Services-I |
| Block-3 |
Support and Utility Services-II |
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| Course-4: Hospital Engineering Services |
| Block-1: |
Basic Engineering Services |
| Block-2 |
Allied Engineering Services |
| Block-2 |
Safety and Risk Management |
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| Course-5: Hospital Infrastructure and Net work Planning |
| Block-1: |
Health care Organization Norms |
| Block-2 |
Hospital Norms |
| Block-3 |
International Hospitals Norms |
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| Course-6: Emerging Patterns and Trends in Health Care |
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Special Health Facilities |
| Block-2 |
Important Case Study-Practical Manual |
| Block-3 |
Salient aspects in medical Architecture |
| Block-3 |
Dissertation |
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SCOPE
The programme fulfils specific needs of all free lance
or serving architects involved in planning and designing
of health care infrastructure, and the needs of all
hospital administrators concerned with hospital project
planning or those concerned with planning of polyclinics
and nursing homes.
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