Nursing
GNM, B.Sc Nursing, ANM
A ward nurse's work in the hospital system: the shift and handover, bedside observations and the early warning score, giving medicines, beds, orders and discharge, ward charges, and the theatre checklist.
Pick the course for the job you're heading for, enrol and start today. Each one is the work of one job, in units, on the screens of a real hospital system.
GNM, B.Sc Nursing, ANM
A ward nurse's work in the hospital system: the shift and handover, bedside observations and the early warning score, giving medicines, beds, orders and discharge, ward charges, and the theatre checklist.
Front office and patient care coordination, medical records, BHA
The patient's way in and out: finding and registering patients, appointments and the queue, referrals at the desk, admissions, and bills and payments.
BHA, MHA, hospital and healthcare management
Running the hospital behind the wards: stores and purchasing, assets and maintenance, staff, attendance and payroll, the referral programme, reports and setup.
DMLT, BMLT, B.Sc MLT
A lab technician's work: the day's workload, billing and collecting samples, receiving or rejecting them, entering and checking results, reports, outside labs, and setting up tests.
Radiology and imaging technology (B.Sc MRIT, DMRIT)
Imaging from arrival to report: preparing the patient, the radiologist's instructions, comparing earlier studies, writing and finalizing reports, and setting up imaging tests.
D.Pharm, B.Pharm, pharmacy assistant
The hospital pharmacy: the cash session, billing prescriptions, returns, medicine orders from the wards, and keeping the pharmacy's stock: deliveries, expiry and transfers.
OT technician, anaesthesia and operation theatre technology
The operation theatre's day: scheduling surgeries and fixing clashes, the surgical safety checklist from pre-op to sign-out, anaesthesia records, and billing a surgery.
MBBS students and interns, BDS
What a doctor does in the hospital system, for internship and beyond: the consultation, prescribing and ordering tests, results, records and history, admission and discharge, surgery, vaccination and dental charting.
BHA, MHA, hospital and healthcare management, materials management, biomedical engineering
Running a hospital's stores and its equipment. Part 1: items, suppliers and stock, buying, receiving and paying. Part 2: the assets themselves, from arrival through custody, repairs, maintenance, calibration and movement to disposal.
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