Healthcare Quality From Theory to Practice Course

USD 106
USD 53

Duration
06:2:27 hours

Access Time
Lifetime

Language
Arabic

Resources
(12)

Skill Level
( General - Specialized )

570

Duration
06:2:27 hours

Access Time
Lifetime

Language
Arabic

Resources
(12)

Skill Level
( General - Specialized )

USD 106
USD 53

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About the instructor

Dr. Ahmed Mohammed Abdul Moniem

Lecturer & Consultant Healthcare Quality & Accreditation

Lecturer in Healthcare Quality and Accreditation at the Arab Academy for Science and Technology, and Head of the Quality Department at Alexandria Pediatric Center. He also serves as a Healthcare Quality and Patient Safety Consultant in various hospitals and medical centers, and is a board member and Executive Director of the Alexandria Pediatric Society.

Actively involved in improvement projects across governmental hospitals through non-profit and civil organizations, he volunteers as a Quality Specialist and Medical Coordinator, and has served as a board member and fundraiser for multiple NGOs.

He holds a Doctorate in Business Administration (Healthcare Economics) from Helwan University, a Master’s in Quality Management from the Arab Academy, and a Diploma in Psychological Counseling for Children with Special Needs from Ain Shams University.

As a healthcare economics researcher, he conducted Egypt's first economic study on the impact of medical accreditation on healthcare facilities.

Objectives of Healthcare Quality From Theory to Practice Course

In the course "Quality from Theory to Practice," we explore real-world applications of quality management in healthcare, drawing from extensive industry experience. At the core of the course is the "Quality Tree" concept, where the roots represent foundational principles, the trunk covers key dimensions, and the branches extend into practical aspects that impact healthcare systems. We will connect these key dimensions with the practices required for Egyptian accreditation (GAHAR) and Saudi accreditation (CBAHI). Throughout the course, we will examine how quality methodologies like Lean, PDCA , and Six Sigma can be applied, and we will develop skills in statistical quality control by creating tools such as Pareto and control charts. All lessons are grounded in real-life scenarios, making the content highly practical and relevant.

Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs)/Benefits:

We will explore and understand the "Quality Tree" framework, linking principles, dimensions, and applications.
We will gain hands-on experience with Lean, PDCA, and Six Sigma methodologies in healthcare.
We will develop practical skills in statistical quality control, such as creating Pareto and control charts.
We will connect theory to practice by working through real-life case studies, emphasizing the impact of quality on healthcare economics.

You Will Learn

In this course, participants will learn:

The "Quality Tree" framework: Understanding how foundational principles (roots), key dimensions (trunk), and practical applications (branches) connect to healthcare quality management.
Quality methodologies: Practical knowledge of Lean, PDCA, and Six Sigma methodologies and their application in healthcare settings.
Statistical quality control: How to create and use tools such as Pareto charts and control charts to monitor and improve quality.
Real-life applications: Connecting theory to practice through real-life case studies, emphasizing the impact of quality on healthcare economics and patient outcomes.

Targeted Students

The targeted participants for the course "Quality from Theory to Practice" include:

Healthcare professionals: Including doctors, nurses, and administrative staff involved in quality improvement efforts.
Quality managers and coordinators: Responsible for applying and upholding quality standards in healthcare institutions.
Healthcare executives and leaders: Focused on improving the quality of care and optimizing patient outcomes.
Students and early-career professionals: Seeking hands-on experience with quality management tools and methodologies, such as Lean, PDCA, and Six Sigma.