NIMS hosts six sigma, pharmacovigilance training programmes
The Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) in Hyderabad recently hosted training sessions on Six Sigma methodology and pharmacovigilance. The programs aimed to improve hospital administration quality and update medical professionals on AI and regulatory trends in drug safety.
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These initiatives highlight the integration of modern management and data-driven technologies into healthcare administration to improve patient safety and operational efficiency.
A training programme on six sigma was conducted at the Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) in Hyderabad on Saturday, for Master of Hospital Management (MHM) students and Resident Medical Officers (RMOs). The programme was organised by the NIMS Administration Department and coordinated by Six Sigma Training Coordinator Dr. Martha Ramesh.
NIMS Director Rahul Devaraj said the Six Sigma methodology plays a key role in improving quality standards in hospital administration. He urged students and medical officers to gain a thorough understanding of modern management practices to enhance the delivery of quality healthcare services. He added that such training programmes would help strengthen the skills of future hospital administrators and medical officers.
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