Course Highlights

Familiarize participants with nursing quality concepts and their importance, Ensure patient rights and care standards are at the core of nursing practice, Introduce patient safety principles and practices, Understand the frameworks and processes for quality nursing care, Explore methods for monitoring and assuring nursing performance, Encourage a culture of continuous improvement in nursing care, Integrate technology to enhance nursing quality, Build ethical practices and a positive organizational culture, Apply concepts in real-life scenarios

• Definition of Total Quality Management (TQM) in nursing – 3 hours
• Importance of quality assurance and continuous quality improvement (CQI) – 3 hours
• Patient rights: informed consent, confidentiality, dignity, and respect – 2 hours
• Principles of patient care: treating each patient as a unique individual, prioritizing safety, effective communication – 2 hours
• Principles of risk assessment: hazard identification, risk analysis, risk evaluation – 2 hours
• Risk management strategies: elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls, PPE -2 hours
• Culture of safety and non-punitive reporting – 2 hours
• Error reporting systems and root cause analysis – 2 hours
• Standard precautions and infection prevention – 2 hours
• Medication safety and avoidance of sentinel events – 2 hours
• Key components of quality care: comfort, safety, therapeutic environment – 2 hours
• Documentation and reporting guidelines: accuracy, completeness, timeliness – 2 hours
• Nursing care models: case management, team nursing – 2 hours
• Quality assurance processes: concurrent and retrospective nursing audits – 2 hours
• Quality circles and performance benchmarking – 2 hours
• CQI principles: data collection, evaluation, feedback – 2 hours
• Involvement of multidisciplinary teams – 2 hours
• Steps for CQI implementation: problem identification, planning, monitoring, revision – 2 hours
• Using information systems for data management and decision-making – 2 hours
• Role of informatics nurses in training and system improvement – 2 hours
• Ethical decision-making in nursing – 2 hours
• Building trust, communication, and teamwork – 2 hours
• Case studies on quality improvement and patient safety – 4 hours
• Group discussions on implementing patient-centered care – 4 hours
• Post-training assessments: quizzes, role-playing – 1.5 hours
• Participant feedback forms and program evaluation – 1 hour
• Certificates of completion – 1.5 hours

ANM/GNM/BSc Nursing

FINAL ASSESSMENT- MCQ + Presentation on a topic allocated

Around 5-6 Modules in the course and each Module to have an evaluation at the end.

Successful candidates will be awarded a certificate by Max Institute of Medical Education.