Syllabus – Disaster management for hospitals and healthcare organizations

Disaster management for hospitals and healthcare organizations

Healthcare & Hospital Management
Hazards, Risks and Disasters
Field Skills
Disaster Theory, Statistics and Logistics
Disaster Mitigation, Preparedness and Response
Earth catastrophes, Fire and Explosion
Understanding Natural and Man-made Disasters
Disaster Medicine
Rehabilitation, Reconstruction and Recovery
Strategies for Survival
Risk Analysis Techniques
Resources Analysis and Mobilization
The Experience of Vulnerability
Disaster Preparedness (various aspects)
Logistics Management
Communication, Participation, and Activation of the Emergency Preparedness Plan

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Certificate 3 Months- 22000/- INR & Fees for International Candidates – 450$ USD

PG DIploma One Year – 32000/- INR & Fees for International Candidates – 699$ USD

FT PG Diploma 4 Months – 36000/- INR & Fees for International Candidates – 750$ USD

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is disaster management in hospitals?

Disaster management in hospitals involves systematic planning, preparation, response, and recovery strategies to mitigate the impact of disasters or emergencies on healthcare facilities. It aims to ensure the continuity of healthcare services and the safety of patients, staff, and the community.

What are the internal and external disasters in hospitals?

Internal disasters in hospitals may include events such as fires, structural failures, or equipment malfunctions. External disasters encompass events like natural disasters, mass casualty incidents, infectious disease outbreaks, or acts of terrorism.

Who is responsible for disaster management in hospitals?

Hospital disaster management is a collaborative effort involving various teams. The responsibility typically falls on a multidisciplinary team, including hospital administrators, emergency response teams, medical staff, and local emergency management authorities.

What are the benefits of disaster management in hospitals?

Disaster management in hospitals offers benefits such as improved preparedness, reduced casualties, efficient allocation of resources, minimizing damage to infrastructure, effective communication, and the ability to resume critical healthcare services swiftly.

What are the three phases of disaster management in a hospital?

The three phases of disaster management in a hospital are preparedness (planning, training, and equipping the hospital for potential disasters); response (immediate actions taken during and after a disaster to save lives and reduce damage); and recovery (long-term efforts to restore normal hospital operations, support affected individuals, and implement lessons learned for future preparedness).

Syllabus – Disaster management for hospitals and healthcare organizations

Syllabus – Disaster management for hospitals and healthcare organizations

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