Medical error is almost certain in every healthcare facility at different levels and sizes of the operation and its consequences can threaten the sustainability of healthcare facilities and their care providers. This Medical Error Management Workshop is tailored to build strategies that identify, prevent and mitigate medical errors and work with consequences.  Participants will learn how to cultivate patient safety culture in the healthcare organization and work toward excellence. This i...

Infection prevention and control (IPC) is a scientific approach and practical solution designed to prevent harm caused by infection to patients and health workers. It is grounded in infectious diseases, epidemiology, social science, and health system strengthening. IPC occupies a unique position in the field of patient safety and quality universal health coverage since it is relevant to health workers and patients at every single healthcare encounter. In this training module, you will have a ...

Healthcare Management is a complex operation that meets diverse strategic, financial, operational, technological, and most importantly clinical challenges. Advances in technology and data processing, a huge number of repeated medical errors, and unexpected risks that might occur reflect another burden on the governance, management, and leadership. Therefore, a combination of knowledge, experience, and talent needs to come all together in inspired healthcare professionals to lead an organizati...

You will understand how to identify and analyze risks through various tools and how to develop a plan to improve risk management. In addition, you will be able to develop a risk register and how this can enhance overall quality in healthcare facilities.  Physicians often experience deterioration in performance due to anxiety and overload, so effective crisis management requires formal training and usually relies on a systematic and effective leadership response. ...

Medical crises are the tremendous challenges that doctors and all medical workers face when facing a crisis. Crises represent a challenge for reasons such as presentation with unspecified signs, the interaction of complex factors, gradual development, new situations, insufficient assistance, and time constraints. In a crisis, clinicians often experience performance degradation caused by anxiety and overload and so effective crisis management requires formal training and It usually depends on ...

 Strategic planning includes health care organizations for patient-centered strategies. Planning and managing crises in health institutions while improving the quality of health care.  The use of marketing in the management of health institutions and the method of strategic planning to work on the success of health care institutions. Develop healthcare-specific skills and improvement methodologies. This course aims at the importance of ...

Graduates will be well-positioned to pursue leadership roles including:   Director of Clinical Quality and Patient Safety Senior Specialist in Patient Safety Clinical Risk Manager Director of Safety, Quality, and Compliance for Global Patients quality manager   * The course of the program was designed through Harvard medical school for clinicians...

Patient safety is a primary goal for healthcare providers. This course will reveal types of medical errors and how to prevent them, in addition to patient safety goals issued by the Joint Commission International and other important standards and goals for patient safety issued by global organizations. Then we will discuss healthcare risk management, which is a vital science. You will understand how to identify and analyze risks through various tools and how to develop a plan to improve risk ...