NABH Training Programme on Implementation Standards Â
The Department of
Hospital Administration, Father Muller Medical College organized a three-day NABH
Training Programme on Implementation of Fourth Standards by NABH division of
Quality Council of India (QCI) from 17-19 August, at the Audio Visual Hall,
Knowledge centre.
A total of 35 participants,
including Quality Managers, Nursing Faculty and MHA students of the Institute,
are the beneficiaries of the programme.
This is the third time
the NABH training is being held at the Institute.
The inauguration of the
training was held on 17 August 2018 at 9:00 am. The programme commenced with an
invocation followed by lamp lighting by the dignitaries.
Dr Sweta D’Cunha, Professor
and Head of Department of Hospital Administration, introduced the resource
persons and welcomed the gathering.
Fr Richard Aloysius
Coelho, Director of Father Muller Charitable Institutions, presided over the
function and delivered his presidential address.
Later,
the entire gathering observed a minute silence to pay homage to the departed Former
Prime
Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
Dr Vasundhara Atre, Medical Director, Fortis Hospital, Bengaluru
and Dr Suneel C Mundkur, Professor, Department of Paediatrics, KMC
Manipal were
the resource persons for the training programme.
Fr Rudolph Ravi D’Sa,
Administrator of Father Muller Medical College Hospital, Fr Ajith B. Menezes,
Administrator of Father Muller Medical College, Fr Jeevan George Sequeira, Asst Administrator of Father Muller
Medical College Hospital, Dr Jayaprakash
Alva, Dean, Father Muller Medical College, Dr B. Sanjeev Rai, Chief of Medical
Services, Dr Padmaja Udaykumar, Vice Dean were present on this occasion.
During
the three days training programme, the participants will be oriented towards
NABH standards. These standards explain
the requirements in working towards implementation of quality and patient
safety.
Ms Almeida Freeda
rendered the vote of thanks. Ms Fathima Ashfiya compered the event.
The ceremony ended with
the singing of Institutional Anthem.