Hospital Services Series
Telehealth is one of the fastest growing areas within healthcare, poised to change how patients access care and how doctors deliver it. As Telehealth expands globally and is adopted by more hospitals, there is an emerging need for trained professionals who will effectively and efficiently deliver Telehealth services. At MD-EDU, we’ve partnered with US medical schools and practicing physicians to educate future and current healthcare professionals from the fundamentals to the most advanced concepts of Telehealth.
WHO SHOULD ENROLL
International Medical Graduates
HOW IT WORKS
COURSE LENGTH
4 WEEKS
DURATION
20 HOURS
CLASS SIZE
UNDER 20 STUDENTS
EFFORT
5 HOURS PER WEEK
FORMAT
100% ONLINE
MODEL
FACULTY-LED
HOSPITAL SERVICES LECTURE SERIES
Service Topics
1. Quality improvement for Medical Students and Residents
✓ Introduction to the Lean Six Sigma methodology.
✓ Learners will be able to apply the define, measure, analyze, improve, and control (DMAIC) model any given healthcare process.
✓ Learners will be able to apply the define, measure, analyze, improve, and control (DMAIC) model any given healthcare process.
2. Electronic Medical Record: The ins and outs
✓ Why document
✓ What to document
✓ How to document
✓ Learners will be able to apply and describe the importance of management the medical records responsibly
✓ What to document
✓ How to document
✓ Learners will be able to apply and describe the importance of management the medical records responsibly
3. Infection Control
✓ Risk Recognition
✓ Environmental Services and infection prevention
✓ Infection transmissions, prevention, and safety
✓ Learners will apply scientific principles, practices, techniques of infection control to reduce the opportunity for exposure and respond to potential exposures and outbreaks in the healthcare setting
4. Patient Safety
✓ Patient Safety: Regulatory
✓ Culture of Safety
✓ Learners will be able to describe principles and strategies to increase patient safety in their practice
✓ Culture of Safety
✓ Learners will be able to describe principles and strategies to increase patient safety in their practice
FACULTY
Roboam R. Aguirre, M.D., D.B.A.
Clinical Services Director
IRB Coordinator & Research Fellow, Larkin Community Hospital