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Deccan School of Mangement Dept of Hospital Management INFORMATION BROCHURE FOR MASTERS IN HOSPITAL MANGEMENT (MHM) Offered by DECCAN SCHOOL OF MANGEMENT DEPT OF HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT Affiliated to Osmania University & Approved by AICTE 2011-12 ____________________________________________________________________________ Address: Cellar, Owaisi Hospital and Research Centre, DMRL X Roads, Kanchan Bagh, Hyderabad-500 058, Andhra Pradesh Web site: www.dshm.co.in E-mail: [email protected] Telephone Numbers- 040-24342632 (direct line) / 040-24343129ext-347. 1 | P a g e SALIENT FEATURES OF MHM PROGRAMME AT DECCAN SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT DEPT. OF HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT Affiliated to Osmania University, which is ‘A’ grade university accredited by NAAC. Approval by AICTE. One among the few Hospital Management Programme having both University affiliation & AICTE approval. Highly cost-effective. Excellent blend of theory and practice. Practical exposure through 2 Internships, Know Your Hospital, Hospital Visits & Dissertation. Highly Job oriented. Excellent placement. Recession free industry. 2 | P a g e IMPORTANT DATES Date of commencement for sale of application form and downloading from Internet : 02-05-2011 Last date of submission of filled in application form : 06-06-2011 Date of entrance examination : 19-06-2011 Announcement of result of Entrance Exam : 22-06-2011 on Osmania University website. Date of Counseling for Convener Quota : 11-07-2011 Date of commencement of classes : 01-08-2011 Admissions will be made as per Osmania University & Dar-us-Salam Educational Trust rules. Venue for entrance exam: Hyderabad, Precise name of college will be intimated in Hall Ticket 3 | P a g e CONTENTS CONTENTS PAGE 1. Introduction…………………………………………………………2 2.MHM Programme…………………………………………………...3 3.Learning Resources………………………………………………….5 4.Curriculum…………………………………………………………..6 5.Examination, Attendance & Discipline……………………………..10 6. Placements………………………………………………………….10 7.Hostel facilities……………………………………………….……..11 8. Location…………………………………………………………….11 9. Contact……………………………………………………………...12 4 | P a g e 1. INTRODUCTION Department of Hospital Management, Deccan School Management was established by Dar-Us-Salam Education Trust under the leadership of Late Alhaj Sultan Salahuddin Owaisi. Darussalam Educational Trust is one of the prominent Charitable Trust which focuses on education & health care .DET established first private Medical college i.e. Deccan college of Medical Sciences, in Andhra Pradesh. Other organizations established by the trust include Deccan College of Engineering & Technology, Owaisi Hospital & Research Centre, and Princess Esra Hospital. Deccan college of Pharmacy, Owaisi School Of Nursing & Deccan college of Physiotherapy. 1.1 Deccan School of Management. Deccan School Of Management was started in the year 1991, the year in which India ushered in economic reforms. DSM started with an MBA program me. In 1998 it started MHM Programme . 1.2 Vision, Mission and objectives The vision of the department is to develop into a premier academic institution of repute focusing on teaching research & consultancy. The mission is to bring out hospital managers who are sensitive to the societal needs. Objectives 1. To train students as future Hospital Administrators and Managers with appropriate knowledge, skills and attitude. 2. To conduct research in the area of health care & Hospital management. 3. To undertake consultancy in issues related to Hospital and health care. 5 | P a g e 2. M.H.M. PROGRAMME. Department offers two years ( 4 semester) Master’s Degree in Hospital management (MHM). This programme is affiliated to Osmania University and approved by AICTE. 2.1 Eligibility. Graduation in any discipline with minimum 50% marks is eligible to apply for the course. Doctors and Para medical graduates are encouraged to apply. 2.2 Admission process Notification for the admission will be issued in the first week of May. The last date of submission of application form is 6th June, 2011. Of the 60 seats available 30% i.e. 18 seats are allotted for management quota. Admission to 42 seats will be based on the performance of entrance test conducted by Osmania University. For admission to management quota, candidates need not qualify the entrance test. They can directly contact the Admission cell, Darussalam Educational Trust, Deccan College of Engineering and Technology premises, Aghapura, Nampally, Hyderabad-500 001. The college follows admission rules of Osmania University & DET. Application forms can be obtained by submitting a DD for Rs.450/- favoring “Dept of Hospital Management(DSM) “, payable at Hyderabad from Admission Cell, Darussalam education trust, Darussalam, Nampally ,Hyderabad- 500001 in person or by post. Alternatively application form can be downloaded from the website www.dshm.co.in or www.osmania.ac.in and sent along with the above D.D. to above mentioned address. The entrance test paper is set for 100 marks, consisting of questions under sections (A) Test of reasoning, (B) Numerical ability, (C) English comprehension and usage, (D) Health and hospital knowledge, (E) Current Affairs 2.3. Fees: The tuition fees for the students who are admitted through Entrance Test, is Rupees One Lakh for the entire course. 6 | P a g e 2.4. Unique features of MHM program at Department of Hospital Management ,Deccan School of Management This is one of the few hospital management courses, which is approved by AICTE as well affiliated to a University. AICTE is the statutory body, which regulates technical education, including management programs in our country. But hardly handful of hospital management institutions in the country has AICTE approval. Though some institutions have AICTE approval, they don’t have University affiliation. In India only universities can award degree. So programs conducted by DHM, DSM has approval of AICTE(www.aicte.ernet.in) and affiliation of Osmania University,( www.osmania.ac.in) which gives tremendous value to the course not only in India but also abroad. 2.5 Scope of Hospital Management Programme. Health care is one of the fastest growing recession free industry in our country. In India only one hospital bed is available for population of 1400, whereas WHO stipulates 1 bed for 350 people. New hospital projects are coming across the country and several existing ones are expanding their services. Several corporate houses like Fortis, Wockhardt, Reliance are venturing into hospital industry. Complexities in the running of the Hospital management have made it one of the challenging and sought after course. Today hospital industry is considered as a sunrise industry. A graduate of hospital management has enormous job opportunities in India and abroad. They can enter into hospital in various managerial positions. Today a large number of consultancies have opened that recruit hospital management graduates for their consultancy work. Another opportunity for hospital management graduates is in health insurance organizations and third party administrators. Many of the IT firms also recruit students for their hospital information system projects. 7 | P a g e Today several state governments are appointing postgraduates in hospital management from the level of district hospitals. Increasing competition, more demanding patients, legal hurdles, medical tourism, and consumerism in health care has made profession of hospital management highly demanding. 3. LEARNING RESOURCES 3.1. Faculty Faculty member forms the pillar of any academic institute. Faculty is headed by Dr Manisha Saxena, Ph.D., AMT., Members of faculty are from diverse academic background , which would facilitate the inter disciplinary learning of Hospital management. The faculty members are as follows: 1. Dr (Prof) Manisha Saxena MA, M.Phil, Ph.D., AMT., Principal. 2. Mr Feroz Ikbal, MHA,M.Phil, Associate professor. 3. Mrs syeda Amtul Yafe , B Pharma, MHM., M.Phil., Head of Dept.,Associate Professor. 4. Mr.Murtuza Hussain Bakshi, M.B.A., M.Phil., Associate Professor & Vice Principal. 5. Mrs. A Girija MHM, M Phil, Assistant Professor. 6. Dr.Shazan M.Khan,BDS,MHM, Assistant Professor. Besides permanent faculty, number of visiting faculty members from academicia & industry also take lectures. Few of the visiting faculties are as follows: Mr.Hanuman Prasad-C.E.O., Narayana Hrudayalaya, Hyderabad. Dr.D.K.Lal Das-Director, Research Centre, Roada Mistry College of Social Work, Hyderabad. Ms.Sujatha, Quality Officer, Medwin Hospital, Hyderabad. Dr B Krishna Reddy- chairman board of studies for Management Osmania University, Hyderabad Mr. Manivannen –MD . Parama Consultancy,Chennai Dr.Eshwar Madas, Deputy Director, Medical Services, GoulburnValley Health, Australia Dr.V.Rajasekhar, State Project Manager, A.P.Counsellors Project, Hyderabad. 8 | P a g e Dr.P.H.Rao, Professor , Academic Staff College of India, Hyderabad Mr.Gangadharan, Managing Director, Heritage Hospitals, Hyderabad. Dr.Lingaiah, Medical Director, Yashoda Hospitals, Hyderabad 3.2 Library College has an in-house library, which has about 3400 books pertaining to Management of Hospitals & related areas. It subscribes to several national & international journals like, Harvard Business Review, Journal of Health Care Management, Vikalpa, Journal of academy of hospital administration etc. Besides it has good collection of old dissertations of students & back Volumes of journals and magazines. 3.3. Internet Facility Students have access to Broad Band Internet facility in the Computer Lab during the college hours. 3.4. Computer centre: The department has a Computer Lab
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