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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

Patient Flow Management certification course is offered by Future Learn which is a 6-week online program. Deakin University is accountable for the creation of syllabus and issuing of certificate.

Patient Flow Management training is a part of the Health care and Medicine curriculum and is available as a micro-credential. John Rasa is the lecturer for this online course.

The targets of this Patient Flow Management Certification by Future Learn are to examine the causes of patient flow delays in the setting of hospitals, learn theories, frameworks, and strategies for resolving delays in hospitals and other healthcare settings by using case studies, develop skills in cooperation and collaboration, project management, compliance reporting, stakeholder management, change management, and negotiation, analyze the reasons behind patient flow delays, and apply theories, frameworks, and tools to problem-solve delays.

The Highlights

Duration: Six weeks
Weekly study: 10 hours
Online course

Programme Offerings

Post-graduate level
flexible time limit
assessments
Certificate Of Accomplishment
University credits

Courses and Certificate Fees

Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
yes	Deakin University, Melbourne

The Patient Flow Management Certification fee is Rs. 79,724.

Fee Structure

Description	Amount in INR
Course Fee	Rs. 79,724

Eligibility Criteria

Educational Qualification

This course is open to all undergraduate degree holders.

Work Experience

5 years of experience as a manager or some experience in the healthcare sector, particularly in the acute care and hospital setting.

Patient Flow Management Certification Qualifying Details

Deakin University awards Patient Journey and System Design certification after clearing all of the assessments and 90% of the course steps.
The assessment comprises a two-part report built around a case study: first, you'll conduct and present a quantitative analysis, and then you'll propose a fix for a scenario involving rising patient demand.

What you will learn

Following completion of the Patient Flow Management certification syllabus, students will be able to examine delays in actual emergency, inpatient, and outpatient healthcare using the proper frameworks and techniques within the larger health system contexts.

Who it is for

This course is meant for those who have 5 years of experience as a manager or some experience in the healthcare sector, particularly in the acute care and hospital setting.

Admission Details

To enroll for Patient Flow Management Certification Classes, students may follow these steps:

Step 1: Follow the official URL

https://www.futurelearn.com/microcredentials/hmc701-od

Step 2: The applicants must therefore enlist on the Future Learn website.

Step 3: Unless they can signup and log in, applicants won't receive a confirmation of enrollment.

The Syllabus

Recognise factors leading to patient flow delays, develop skills to intervene early to prevent issues or solve delays.

Instructors

Deakin University, Melbourne Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: Who is the lecturer for this Patient Flow Management online course?

John Rasa is the lecturer for this online course.

2: How many credits are offered by Deakin University for the completion of this program?

0.5 Deakin credit points are offered by Deakin University for the completion of this program.

3: What do the applicants get once the training is over?

At the conclusion of the session, candidates are given a digital certificate and a badge by Deakin University and Credly.

4: Who is this course aimed at?

This course is aimed at those who have 5 years of experience as a manager or some experience in the healthcare sector, particularly in the acute care and hospital setting.

5: Are any additional benefits available for this online course?

The course can be completed in 6 weeks (10 hours per week), including the assessment, or extra time can be taken to complete within 20-26 weeks of enrollment by using the regular assessment submission windows.