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Bachelor of Vocation in Patient Care Management (B.VoC PCM)
GET A MEDICAL DEGREE PROGRAM THAT IS ACKNOWLEDGED AROUND THE WORLD.
Both theoretical study and hands-on experience are preserved with equal weight in Shri Ram Medical College’s Bachelor of Vocation in Patient Care Management (B.VoC PCM) degree programme. Any patient care situation can be handled by someone with a Bachelor of Vocation Patient Care Management. The goal of the course is to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide compassionate care to patients in any setting within a hospital, whether they are inpatients, outpatients, or staff members. This student would be prepared to provide care across a wide spectrum, from children to the elderly, from the heart to the cancer patient.
Students in the field of B.VoC PCM are trained to handle every aspect of a patient’s life, from their initial diagnosis to their final discharge, including their own personal care, basic nursing procedures, ambulation and handling, stock management, biomedical waste disposal, and so on. Both healthcare providers and their patients have voiced a desire for more qualified personnel in this field. The students are an asset to the medical staff and the people who need their care because of the specialized training they receive. The foundation laid by the course paves the way for the Patient Care Management alum to pursue more senior-level positions after graduation.
B.VoC PCM Course Overview:
- Understanding Normal Physiology & Anatomy of Human body
- Admission and discharge process
- Maintaining Grooming, Personal hygiene & Cleanliness
- Dealing with patients care in different Medical, Surgical and Emergency Situation
- Universal Safety Procedures
- Identify different types of PPE’s (wearing and donning)
- Bio Medical Waste Management
- Monitoring and Record Vital Sign, Assist in Investigation Procedure
- Route of Administration, Identify various medicines
- Monitoring, Briefing & Reporting
- Basic nursing procedures, Bed side assistance and Care
- Identify and Handling Medical and Surgical Equipment.
- Effective communication skills
- Patient Transportation, Shifting, Handling and Ambulation
- Store keeping
Three years are required to complete the Bachelor of Vocation in Patient Care Management (B.VoC PCM) degree. In B.VoC PCM, students learn to use diagnostic equipment for the various disease with medical professionals. You will also be expected to perform tasks that do not require a medical background but are extremely helpful to a doctor in a variety of ways.
In your role as a Patient caretaker, you will be expected to interpret test results and write up clinical reports. The skills you’ll hone while taking the B.VoC PCM exam are:
- Caring for sick patients.
- Checking for abnormalities in patients.
- Using both fundamental and sophisticated life support techniques.
- Learning how to operate and maintain machines and tools that are essential to the practice of medicine.
- Saving a life in an extreme situation.
- Learning the technique theoretically before putting theory into practice by watching a video or reading a book.
- Learning about and analyzing surgical procedures.
After completing B.VoC PCM, graduates often find work as
- Hospital or nursing home
- Front desk managers,
- Floor supervisors,
- Inventory managers,
- Quality assurance officers, or
- Patient care coordinators.
Upon receiving your Skilled Degree from Shri Ram Medical College, you will be in high demand by hospitals, universities, pharmaceutical companies, institutions, private labs, commercial labs, and even government agencies.
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DIVE INTO A PROFESSION WHERE YOU CAN ACTUALLY HELP PEOPLE
BY TEACHING THEM HOW TO HEAL THEMSELVES.
The Bachelor of Vocational in Patient Care Management (B.VoC PCM) programme at Shri Ram Medical College gives students a balanced education between classroom study and hands-on training with real patients. Caregiver, healthcare assistant, support worker, nurse’s aide, and activity coordinator are just some of the jobs in the patient care industry that require dedicated and caring individuals.
An individual who has earned a Bachelor of Patient Care Technology will be able to:
- Complete the necessary forms, checklists, and procedures for admission and discharge
- Assure care that is tailored to each individual patient.
- The ability to safely and effectively carry out fundamental self-care procedures.
- Effectively employ your capacity for verbal exchange.
- Implement measures and strategies to curb the spread of disease.
- Exhibit knowledge of and skill in using safety and emergency protocols.
- Act responsibly and within the law when carrying out professional duties.
- Act and look professionally appropriate at all times.
- Provide Helping Hands and Care at the Bedside
Healthcare aides provide essential support to doctors and nurses. Primarily, they are there to help medical professionals (directly and indirectly). Their primary responsibilities include:
- Offering assistance at the bedside
- Maintenance of Health Records
- Patient transportation services
- In-Patient Ward Supervision
- Accounting for Stock
- Safely discarding discarded medical equipment
Students will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to provide compassionate care to patients in any setting within a hospital, including the operating room (OR), the outpatient department (OPD), and the patient’s own room. Any patient, young or old, with heart disease or cancer, could benefit from this healthcare’s services.
Students in the field of B.VoC PCM are trained to handle every aspect of a patient’s life, from their initial diagnosis to their final discharge, including their own personal care, basic nursing procedures, ambulation and handling, stock management, biomedical waste disposal, and so on. The need for such professionals has been expressed by not only the healthcare industry employers, but also the consumers of this industry, i.e., patients. The students are an asset to the medical staff and the people who need their care because of the specialised training they receive. The foundation laid by the course paves the way for the B.VoC Patient Care Management alum to pursue more senior-level positions after graduation.
Cardiology departments, universities, and pharmaceutical firms are just a few of the places where graduates with B.VoC PCM degrees from Shri Ram Medical College’s Skilled Degree program are in high demand.
Hospitals, private clinics, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), physician offices, rehabilitation centres, clinics, and ambulatory monitoring health services are just some of the places where B.VoC PCM graduates can find employment.
In-demand professionals with B.VoC PCM degrees from Shri Ram Medical College’s Skilled Degree programme can be found in a variety of settings, including academic cardiology departments, universities, and pharmaceutical companies.
Students with these characteristics and skills in the workplace will do well in the B.VoC PCM programme.
- Strength in working when pressure is high;
- Kindness and concern for other people;
- Extraordinary linguistic and social abilities.
- It’s important to enjoy manual labour and exercise regularly.
- The ability to think critically and solve problems is highly valued.
- Focus intently on the finer points.
- Contribute actively to group efforts.
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Ashish Pandey –
Shri Ram Medical College, in my opinion, provides pre-med students with the tools they need to succeed. All undergraduates thinking about a paramedical career should definitely check it out.