Patient care management

• B.Voc. stands for Bachelor of Vocation. It is a vocational training course. Students who have passed the 12th class from the recognized board are eligible to pursue this course.
• The academic programme is three years long. The programme lays much stress on knowledge and practical learning.
• B.Voc. Patient Care Management course deals with patient care management which is related to the allied healthcare sector.
• The Healthcare sector is growing at a rapid pace all over the world. This sector is known to master an ample amount of job opportunities each year.

Course Progression: Patient Care Management

Diploma (First Year – Semester 1 & 2)

Build a strong foundation in patient care, nursing support, and healthcare ethics.

• Begin with Human Anatomy and Physiology, understanding the human body for effective patient care management.
• Learn essential Personal Care & Basic Nursing Procedures, focusing on daily patient support and comfort.
• Develop documentation skills through Patient Care Records and medical reporting.
• Understand healthcare responsibility with Medical Ethics and Patient Care.
• Gain exposure to Palliative and Geriatric Care, addressing long-term and elderly patient needs.
• Learn infection control through Biomedical Waste Management and safe handling practices.
• Practical training covers Wound Care, Patient Ambulance Handling, and real-time patient support.
• Ideal for entry-level roles in patient care management systems and hospital care units.

Advanced Diploma (Second Year – Semester 3 & 4)

Move into specialized patient handling, safety regulations, and hospital operations.

• Advance personal care skills with Personal Care II and structured Patient Care Records-II.
• Learn Cardiac Care – I, supporting patients with heart-related conditions.
• Develop strong communication with patients and medical staff through Communication Skills.
• Gain expertise in Patient Ambulance & Handling-II, focusing on emergency and mobility care.
• Study Health and Safety Regulations, ensuring compliance in hospital environments.
• Learn hospital backend operations such as Store Keeping and Basic Accounting.
• This stage strengthens skills for roles in critical care management and healthcare support services.

B.Voc Degree (Third Year – Semester 5 & 6)

Advanced nursing procedures, chronic care support, and healthcare system exposure.

• Master Advanced Nursing Procedures and Personal Care-III for complex patient needs.
• Handle advanced documentation with Patient Care Record-III, essential for chronic case management.
• Specialize further in Cardiac Care-II, supporting monitored and long-term cardiac patients.
• Understand national healthcare operations through the National Healthcare System.
• Learn Biomedical Waste Management-II and updated Health & Safety Regulations.
• Develop leadership and self-employment skills through Entrepreneurship.
• Complete a final project, demonstrating real-world competence in patient care management.
• Prepares graduates for roles in hospitals, home healthcare, rehabilitation centers, and remote care management services.

M.Voc Degree (Postgraduate Level – 2 Years)

Advanced healthcare management, clinical coordination, and research-oriented patient care.

Year 1 – Advanced Clinical Care & Healthcare Systems

• Strengthen clinical expertise with Advanced Anatomy, Nursing Procedures, and Patient Care Records.
• Learn hospital operations through Hospital Support Services.
• Study Epidemiology, Biomedical Waste Management, and Wound Care.
• Gain analytical skills through Health Statistics and Health Information Systems.
• Ideal for supervisory roles in case management systems in healthcare.

Year 2 – Specialized Management & Leadership

• Learn patient nutrition and recovery support through Nutrition & Dietetics.
• Understand medication workflows with Drug Management.
• Study Nursing Administration, Hospital & Laboratory Management, and modern clinical practices.
• Gain legal awareness through Legal Aspects of Health.
• Specialize in OT & Ward Management, Medical Equipment, and Biomedical Engineering.
• Conclude with Research Methodology and a Dissertation, preparing graduates for leadership roles in chronic care management, hospital administration, and population health management.