FAQs QMAC Programme Q: What is the course content? A: Course content QMAC: • Concepts and organization of quality management • NABH Standards for Allopathic Clinics in India explained in detail • Development of quality manuals and documents for allopathic clinics • Implementation of QMS in a clinic • Regulatory and statutory requirements for allopathic clinics in India • Indicator program and record keeping for allopathic clinics • Preparing and applying for Accreditation • Accreditation process • Methodology of assessment • Conduct in consultancy and assessments • Tools and techniques of quality management Q: How is course curriculum planned? A: The QMAC Programme is a one month distance learning course. After you register for the course, the study material will be mailed to you as hard copy along with one assignment. You would receive the course material by 5th August, 2013. After studying the course material you would be required to write one assignment and mail to us as hard copy so as to reach AHA House NOIDA before 3rd September, 2013. There would also be two online weekend assignments that would be required to answer during the course so as to maintain the continuity of reading and learning. The marks attained by the candidate in these three assignments would contribute towards the aggregate marks during final assessment of the candidate. There would be two days contact program on 7th and 8th September, 2013 at AHA House, NOIDA where expert faculty would interact with you. There would be a one hour written examination on 8th September, 2013 to assess the candidates. Result would be declared by 10th September, 2013. *Detailed programme guide would be mailed to the registered candidates. Dr. Ashish K. Gupta Programme Director & Course Coordinator (QMAC) Academy of Hospital Administration NOIDA Ph: 09811114879 drashishkgupta@gmail [email protected] Visit: ahaindia.org for further details and registration form
Posted on: Sat, 06 Jul 2013 06:37:09 +0000
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