The Centre for Executive Education (CEE) at Indian School of Business (ISB) Hyderabad is gearing up to conduct a three day Healthcare Management Programme from January 8-10, 2014.

Authorities at ISB informed that the Healthcare Management Programme is very much useful for entrepreneurs particularly in the Healthcare and Hospitals segments. As Hyderabad is becoming a healthcare hub in the country with emerging world class healthcare facilities, such programmes are very much needed for medical professionals and entrepreneurs of healthcare industry to tune themselves with the emerging trends and nuances of business management in the healthcare sector.

“The healthcare management programme is mainly designed to help physicians-turned-entrepreneurs to focus on elements of growth in a hospital/ healthcare service delivery business. Apart from healthcare service delivery, you will also be introduced to biomedical technologies and commercialisation. Local experts will address challenges facing healthcare delivery from the perspective of managers, entrepreneurs, and physicians in creating a platform for a growing business,” informed Ramanathan Hariharan, senior director, CEE.

As the programme is designed to address the challenges facing healthcare management, healthcare professionals in the top management roles such as Managing Directors (MDs), Chief Executive Officers (CEOs), Chief Operating Officers (COOs), vice presidents and directors of various functional areas can gain take part and gain and share knowledge during this three day programme.

Participants in the healthcare management programme can get benefit by gaining comprehensive understanding of growth strategy and overview of managing a business. The programme is also expected to evaluate on strategic issues in managing healthcare delivery systems. It is also expected to deliberate on ability to identify platform for biomedical technologies and their potential. Simulation of the business model and revenue management principles, solutions to logistics and supply chain challenges in service delivery, practices that enhance the patient journey and quality of service delivery, are some of the important issues that will be discussed in the programme.