The management and delivery of healthcare is evolving at a rapid pace. In this highly competitive scenario, it becomes imperative for every professional administrator to keep pace with the latest trends in technology and management of public health and hospital institutions.
The shifting paradigm echoes the changing forces from a "doctor driven" market to a "community driven" market. With the pervasive debate on the humane approach and ethics in healthcare as a part of the social responsibility, the ever important question of self sustenance and funding has become important.
In this contemporary setting, the theme of CLAIRVOYANCE 2006 echoes the paradigms of how modern and innovative professional management practices, concepts and models can help the healthcare sector realize the National health goals. The seminar will address issues and challenges from the perspective of the public health as well as the institutionalized hospital care.
CLAIRVOYANCE 2006 brings together various experts from across the country to come and share their views, experiences and wisdom with us. Student fraternity short listed from all health and hospital administration colleges across
All the sessions are aimed at deepening our insights into the challenging issues facing public health and hospital care industry.
8th DEC 2006: INAUGRATION
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HR Challenges in Health Care | ||
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Session-I |
Mr. Kumar S. Krishnaswamy Group Head(HR), Wockhardt Hospitals |
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Session- II |
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Tea Break |
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12.20 pm- 1.10 pm- |
Session- III |
Prof. Dr. Sanjoy Nayak Royal Tropical Institute (KIT), Former Director, Centre for Development Studies,University of |
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1.30 pm- |
Lunch Break |
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Information Management in Health Care | ||
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2.30 pm- 3.20 pm- |
Session- IV |
Mr. Anupam Verma, Director (Administration) |
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3.40 pm- |
Tea Break |
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4.10 pm- |
Session – V |
Mr. Satish Kini, Chief Mentor, 21st Century HealthcareSolutions |
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Session-I |
Prof. Dr. Sandip Kumar Ray Professor, Department of Community Medicine, |
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Session- II |
Mr. Ratan Jalan, CEO, Apollo Health and Lifestyle Ltd. |
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Tea Break |
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12Noon- |
Session III |
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1.00 pm- |
Lunch Break |
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Session- IV |
Mr Narendra Karkera, Senior Advisor, HOSMAC |
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Session – V |
Dr. Sudarshan Secretary, Karuna Trust Vigilance Director (Health), Karnataka |
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Tea Break |
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4.00 pm- 4.45 pm- |
Session VI |
Dr. Dipan Chandrani, Head - Client & Life Services |
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Valedictory Ceremony | |
SESSION-THEMES
Inaugural session
Morning Session:
Human Resource Challenges in health care
The session is in keeping with the WHO declaration of 2007 as the "Year of the Human Resource" and the transition of the "Human Resource Management" to "Human Capital Management".
This session focuses on key human capital issues being faced in public health and hospital management and tries to bring out the practical applications of various human resource models reflecting the trends and challenges in the healthcare industry.
Suggested topics
· Human resource retention and induction cost in hospitals
· Team approach in hospital care
· Doctor as an administrator
· Medical staff and "practice management" in hospitals
· Brain drain
· Human resource production patterns in
· Distribution of health manpower in
· Policy issues related to human resource in health.
Afternoon Session:
Information management in health care
The session is in keeping with the trend of wired and wireless computerization and networking of information systems and the concomitant data security issues in both the hospital and healthcare industry.
This session focuses on ways to improve the efficiency of various components of information systems, within healthcare organizations as well as for public health administration, and to make them more useful for decision making.
Suggested topics
· Customization of MIS
· Regulating data collection
· Ensuring quality data
· Models to hasten data processing
· Training as the instrument for improving efficiency
· IT revolution’s role- opportunities & feasibilities
· Role of private sector in health surveillance
· Models of data dissemination and networking
Morning Session:
Quality Management in health care
With the increasingly informed and empowered consumer, government or other 3rd party regulations and the growing realization of medical tourism, quality assurance has assumed great importance in the healthcare industry.
This session takes a look at the ground reality of implementing quality management systems and acquiring worthwhile quality certification in healthcare.
Suggested topics
· Quality management approach to healthcare
· Formulation of quality indicators in hospitals and health care organizations
· Process Implementation and Monitoring of quality management systems for efficient and timely hospital and public health care delivery
Afternoon Session:
Financial management in health care
Self sustenance has always been a challenging issue in the health and hospital industry. The last session focuses on the practices and models that contribute to ensuring financial viability of the healthcare organizations and health programmes.
Suggested Topics
· Support systems for decision making in financial management
· Models to ensure financial viability
· Cost-effectiveness based approach to health care: pros & cons
· Activity-based costing vs. traditional cost-accounting in health care organizations
· Issues of funding of health projects and programmes
· Financial viability of hospitals and hospital related projects
PRATYANCHA
Paper Presentation Competition
Papers are invited from interested students, across healthcare and hospital management institutes, under each of the session themes.
The Papers will be reviewed by an expert committee and selected papers under each session theme will be called for presentation during the event.
The presentations will be adjudged for the CLAIRVOYANCE BEST PAPER AWARD.
Please click here to download the details of paper submission for PRATYANCHA
REGISTRATION FOR CLAIRVOYANCE 2006
Organizational Delegate: Rs. 1250/-(for 3 delegates)
Delegate fee for all students: Rs. 200/-
Delegate fee for professionals: Rs. 500/-
SPOT REGISTRATION FEES Rs. 750/- PER REGISTRATION
SPOT REGISTRATIO FEES WILL APPLY TO ALL REGISTRATIONS DONE ON AND AFTER 5TH DECEMBER 2006
Please register by 15
Fee inclusive of conference material (Bag, etc) and breakfast, lunch, tea and snacks)