INLEAD conducted an Industry Expert Session on 11th
July 2012 for its Healthcare Administration students of April’12 batch. Topic
of the session was Disaster Management.
The session was conducted by Dr. Gaurav Aggarwal, Director – Pushpanjali
Crosslay Hospitals. Dr. Aggarwal has completed his MBBS from JSS Medical
College, Mysore and has finished his MD in Internal Medicine from Sri
Ramchandra Medical College, Chennai. Dr. Aggarwal is at present the director of
Pushpanjali Crosslay Hospital and prior to that he had worked with Clinical
Diagnostic Centre and Pushpanjali Medical Centre (Heart and Trauma Hospital) as
Medical Director.
From 16th
July all the HCA students of April’12 batch will start their Quarter 2
internships in various hospitals, so the major purpose of the session was to
familiarize them with the effective working atmosphere of hospitals and also to
give them an introduction about Disaster Management which is an essential
aspect of an administrator’s job profile. Dr. Gaurav had made the session
pretty much interactive and shared his practical experience with the students.
Dr. Aggarwal also shared the growth story of the booming healthcare sector and
according to him the major contributing factor for this is the increase in the
competition in the current market scenario. The session also helped students to
get exposed to the practicalities of the healthcare industry, what sort of
challenges they may face in the real world (while working) and how to overcome
them by applying the skills that they had learned in their theoretical
sessions.
During the session Dr. Gaurav also briefed the students on
Disaster Management concepts. It helped students to understand about the triage
cycle, type of disasters, creating the specific zones to reduce the overall
response time and how communication (through different ways) plays a very
important role in any emergency. Dr. Aggarwal also shared a format of Hospital
Disaster plan with the students and laid emphasis on the fact that all the
processes are need to be followed to perfection(an administrator’s primary
role) so that the situation may not get
chaotic.
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