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08
May
2018

Bim-led Prefabrication An Effective Way Forward For Healthcare Mep Projects

Designing and planning for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems for healthcare facilities brings with it a set of daunting challenges for the entire MEP (M&E) fraternity. Considering the project complexities, stringent building codes, healthcare standards, local regulations, and constricted deadlines, MEP (M&E) designers and contractors are always walking a tight line.

Whilst building information modelling (BIM) techniques at the design stage may improve interdisciplinary MEP coordination, help detect design clashes and streamline scheduling/costing in the preconstruction phase, very little is known about how BIM-led prefabrication of MEP systems offsite can help enhance quality, save time and money, and optimise the logistical flow on site. The BIM design data, embedded in the MEP models, can be used to create fabrication drawings by either using traditional detailing or using fabrication softwares (AutoDesk Fabrication). These drawings display fabrication details which can be directly recognised by the CNC machines for production purposes.

One of the most challenging engineering systems to design, healthcare facilities house a range of medical and therapeutic departments to treat different illnesses. Each of these departments has its own set of requirements for HVAC, electrical, plumbing and fire protection systems as well as plant areas. So, whether the hospitals MEP system demands HVAC systems with precise humidity control, temperature, and indoor air quality (IAQ) standards or custom isolation for operating rooms, the information rooted in the BIM 3D documents can enhance modularisation of mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems.

Some other MEP components which are specifically used in healthcare facilities include sprinklers, fire suppression systems, high-pressure steam boilers, direct-expansion (DX) cooling systems, and tamper-proof receptacles. As it is well known in the AEC industry worldwide, BIM is a change in approach which brings together all the discipline-specific professionals during the pre-construction phase. On the contrary, the traditional design-bid-build approach lacks coordination between the concerned disciplines.

Accordingly, when MEP (M&E) designers, consultants, and fabricators use BIM for prefabrication of MEP components, the benefits are worthy. Besides, the modularisation of mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems in a controlled environment and installing them on site is highly effective considering its cost savings, quality improvements, labour efficiency, waste reduction, and in-time completion benefits.

Considering the complex nature of MEP (M&E) systems in healthcare facilities and an increase in adoption of BIM, prefabrication and modularisation will offer more productivity and efficiency gains to MEP (M&E) designers, contractors, manufacturers, fabricators, and installers. Modern prefabrication technologies along with integrated project delivery (IPD) can certainly lead to greater predictability, timely project completion, and increased cost savings.

04
May
2018

Get the Best Healthcare in India

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Health is a primary concern in any country and India is no exception. Healthcare sector in India has witnessed tremendous growth recently, making large markets for India healthcare products. As it was noticed in the past few decades, the hospital services have registered a rapid progress, giving rise to various super specialty hospitals in the country.

As a result, medical tourism has received a boost. All these hospitals focus on the concept of giving state of the art facilities to patients, thereby offering quality services to them. The rise of healthcare is equally contributing to the growth of a prosperous pharmaceutical industry in the country. A study entitled, Indian Healthcare has offered a thorough research with a rational approach regarding the current scenario and future of the India healthcare sector. The highlight of the research is that pharmaceutical and medical tourism the two segments in the India healthcare sectors, which are the most lucrative ones in the country. The report provides an analysis on market trends, and presents detailed information about various segments and their determinants in India healthcare sector.

Further the report predicts that Medical tourism industry is supposed to produce a 26% CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) spanning the period 2011-2014. CAGR takes regard the year wise growth rate of an investment over a particular period of time. It reveals that PE (private equity) funds have invested US$ 2.53 Billion in India till now in 216 health care deals since 2005. Especially the market for hospital services is extremely bright, anticipating a double growth during the period taken. Moreover, India will get a large amount of doctors, if taken into account the huge population in India. The growth of population will eventually lead to growth of doctors as they will seek treatment for various diseases.

Healthcare in India presents a complex picture. Sedentary lifestyle gives birth to various new diseases in urban areas which is a matter of concern. The rural health in India is always seeking attention to the government. Healthcare is the rural sector is still far from satisfactory, because of poor infrastructure, ignorance and several other reasons. Diseases are persistent in rural areas. The government has been taking initiatives to promote rural health by various schemes since independence; still the success rate of such schemes is not satisfactory. On one hand, India healthcare sector is progressing at a rapid rate, but the government has filed to provide good healthcare in the primary level, in the rural parts of India where a vast number of population live.

Continue Reading to know more about Healthcare Services in India.

30
Apr
2018

The Economy Of Healthcare In India

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Healthcare industry in India has emerged to develop remarkably over the past few years. Demand for healthcare professionals is therefore mounting the chart. Healthcare Management is very exigent as well as worthwhile field of healthcare as it is no more confined to be a doctor only. Healthcare Management in India has witnessed outstanding growth which has increased the demand for qualified healthcare professionals in India. Its scope, opportunities and competition are also growing at faster rate. Till now in some areas doctors who are not professional trained are managing the entire hospital single handedly which in turns leaves no time for their patients. This basic need has increased the possibility to have healthcare institutions where professionals can be trained to handle this job specifically.

If you are passionate about Healthcare and aim to be a skillful and knowledgeable professional who believes in helping others then you have a quality to enroll for Healthcare Management Course. There are several graduation and post graduation degree and diploma courses in healthcare management depending on the background such as medicine, pharmacy, nursing, biotechnology, life sciences etc. Healthcare Management can be described as a field related to management and administration of healthcare systems. It can be studied through healthcare programs run in business schools, institutions or in a public health school. This course is not only limited to patient and hospital but it enables a person to understand the growth strategy, manage the healthcare delivery systems and focus on quality of service delivery. Such courses train the students to acclimatize to basic principles of management, stock management, and human resource management in context to hospitals and healthcare in specific in theoretical and practical mode.

MBA in Healthcare Management targets high caliber and compassionate managers who are eager to use their proficiency and expertise to have a promising career as a physician cum entrepreneur. It grooms a person not only as a skilful doctor but also as a healthcare manager. The key strength of this course lies in giving its students managerial and technical expertise in healthcare. Management course prepares an individual to hold decision making positions in reputable careers in pharmaceutical, medical product firms, financial firms, hospital or medical institutions.

It is due to the healthcare education in India, World is tending towards India to get reasonable and specialized treatments. India is having a propensity to rank high in terms of medical tourism. Healthcare organizations are expanding their scope by opening hospitals in new areas and focusing on the usage of latest technology and strategy. As healthcare is one of the primary points in Corporate Social Responsibility agenda. Many multinational companies have started undertaking healthcare projects through Corporate Social Responsibility. Multinational companies have extended their extreme support in healthcare system in India by organizing health camps, awareness programs focusing on women and children health.

26
Apr
2018

The Emerging Healthcare Sector in India … – Prof TK Jena

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20
Apr
2018

Emr – Shaping The Future Of Healthcare

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We all are aware of how the CMS multimillion dollar plan for EMR adoption created waves in the Healthcare IT industry. EMR was a proven tool to optimize practice operations and workflows. Large hospital corporations and technology enthusiasts were already reaping its benefits long before the government’s incentive program. Within the last two and a half years, EMR has managed to change the face of the Healthcare industry in the US. The adoption rates are now higher than ever. With the introduction of affordable, web-based EMR solutions, smaller practices can now look to automate their clinical and administrative processes as well.

While a practice may benefit from cost savings and improved productivity, the real benefactors are the patients themselves. An EMR offers increased quality of care through built-in interaction checks, improved accountability and ease of access, thus the future of healthcare backed by EMRs looks very promising indeed.
With increased focus on EDI and security, it is easier to anticipate what may come next. Healthcare portals are slowly gaining popularity amongst patients. With access to electronic personal health record, a patient is remains informed. The CMS wants to establish a new, more efficient method for care delivery by promoting online healthcare information exchange. This is also keenly reflected within the meaningful use objectives for stage 1 and the proposed stage 2.

Utilizing the technology available today, physician-patient interaction can be transformed completely. Integrated EMR Portals remove care delivery barriers and keep patients synchronized with real-time data to manage their health better. These may include online follow ups along with clinical alerts and reminders through instant messaging (email and text). With patients already using a patient portal to book their appointments, access lab results, request prescription refills and review visit notes, the next step may be a completely virtual clinical checkup.

With the development in online healthcare information exchange, patients can manage their health better and transport vital health information anywhere, anytime. EMR is definitely changing the healthcare system and a lot of us are just beginning to realize its significance, with the dawn of a new era of accountable and accessible care for all.