Healthcare-associated infections (HAI), or infections acquired in healthcare settings are better known as nosocomial infection. Nosocomial infections are the most frequent adverse event in healthcare delivery worldwide. According to World Health Organization reports, hundreds of millions of patients are affected worldwide by healthcare-associated infections each year, leading to significant mortality and financial losses for health care systems.
Each year, few thousands Canadians die from hospital-acquired infections and many more get infected. Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus (VRE), and Clostridium difficile (C. diif.) are three bacteria commonly found in Canadian hospitals. They can cause symptoms ranging from severe infection to septic shock and death. Treatment is more costly than prevention. Costs may be more for the treatments related to MRSA patient per year due to prolonged hospitalization, special control measures, expensive treatments and extensive surveillance.
The role of health care workers in nosocomial infection transmission has been documented and the importance of infection control including hand washing techniques in preventing such transmission has been understood. It is quite important to keep high level of compliance of the asepsis and infection protocol in preventing nosocomial infection. The Healthcare providers are required to possess all needed knowledge and information about various methods or strategies related to prevention and treatment of diverse kind of nosocomial infection to implement religiously in their daily practice.
Diploma in Medical Office Administration (MOA) Program at Springfield College provide training to produce knowledgeable and well informed Healthcare Administrators who are adept at adjusting to new developments in health care regulations, technology and policies. They become flexible, analytical and organized in applying learned knowledge, skills and clinical expertise into their medical practice at workplaces.
Diploma in MOA at Springfield College make the students perfectionist while exercising professionalism in demeanor and work perspectives. They acquire skills and capabilities to effectively communicate with patients and office administration at all professional levels, specialties and roles. They keep themselves abreast of what goes on in their work environment or facility fulfilling daily responsibilities of an efficient employee.
Diploma in Medical Office Administration Program is conducted at our very conveniently located Brampton campus, serving the students from Brampton, Mississauga, Toronto and GTA area.
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Attractive fees
Very convenient and easily accessible location by all means of transport at Brampton
Best knowledge and information with emphasis on practicable skills in relevant fields of jobs
Small class sizes for personalized attention and best learning experience
Highly knowledgeable and Healthcare industry expert faculties, dedicated to tutor and guide students throughout the course
Emphasis on one-to-one support
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SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE OF HEALTH CARE, MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY
Bartley’s Square
1- Bartley Bull Parkway, Suite #19(2nd Floor)
Brampton, ON L6W3T7
(Across Shoppers World Brampton, Above Food Basics)
Tel: 905-216-1600
http://www.springfieldcollege.ca
E-Mail : info@ springfieldcollege.ca