Last date to apply: November 29, 2026 · Program starts on December 13, 2026
About Programme
Post Covid-19, people are more aware about their health. The healthcare sector has seen a huge rise and has become one of India’s largest sectors. As per reports, the healthcare market in India reached USD 372 billion by the end of 2022. In the union budget 2023-2024, the government has allocated more than USD 10 billion (INR 89000 crore) to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. Having employed more than 5 million employees, the healthcare sector is one of the largest employers of India. However, training, in regular intervals, of the medical professionals/healthcare workers (including doctors, technicians, clinicians, nurses, etc.) is essential. This program is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of healthcare management. In addition, the program intends to expose the participants to the latest healthcare innovations and requirements.
Programme Content
Healthcare Operations
Supply chain management
Procurement
Project management
Financial management
Human resource management in healthcare
Leadership in healthcare
Effective communication
Motivation
Stress management
Key healthcare metrics
Effective healthcare management
Programme Objective
To provide a comprehensive understanding of healthcare management.
To help medical professionals/healthcare workers in managing healthcare operations and supply chain management.
To provide an understanding of medical procurement management.
To discuss human resource management in healthcare.
To comprehend project planning and financial management in healthcare.
Pedagogy
The program pedagogy will include various methods of training such as lectures, discussions, exercises, assessment instruments, and role plays.
Programme Audience
The program is designed for doctors, medical practitioners, healthcare entrepreneurs, and middle level managers in hospitals.
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