2018 US Health Management Exchange Training Program [Starting in November]

• by EVOMT
• 2018-09-29

I. Introduction to Project Cooperation Units

Harvard Medical School HMS is a graduate medical school at Harvard University. Located in Boston's Long Wood Medical District. The college has many outstanding professors working here in teaching, research, and clinical medicine. The college also has many affiliated teaching hospitals and research units in Boston, with a total of 2900 full-time and part-time professors and employees. The advantageous disciplines of Harvard Medical School include: biomedicine, immunology, neuroscience, virology, audiology and speech pathology, human biology, pharmacology, etc

Harvard Medical School has multiple affiliated hospitals, including Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Dana Faber Cancer Institute, Spalding Rehabilitation Hospital, McLean Hospital, and Boston Children's Hospital

In 1994, the two largest affiliated hospitals of Harvard Medical School in the United States, Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women's Hospital, jointly established the Partners HealthCare system. Its member units have grown to more than ten, including five affiliated hospitals of Harvard Medical School. Among them, Massachusetts General Hospital, affiliated to Harvard Medical School, ranked top among more than 5000 hospitals in the United States in the annual "US News&World Report" honor list of the best hospitals in the United States, often ranking first on the list. Brigham and Women's Hospital, affiliated to Harvard Medical School, ranked sixth on the list. The alliance ranks first in the ranking of American hospitals over the years, possessing many of the world's most cutting-edge medical research achievements and the latest scientific research equipment, and bringing together the world's top medical experts and the most advanced medical technology. So far, it has produced 18 Nobel Prize winners in medicine, enjoying a high reputation worldwide

II. Project Overview

Project Topic: Harvard Medical School Advanced Health Management Training Program

Training objects: hospital presidents, vice presidents, middle and senior management personnel, department directors, head nurses, etc.

Current population: 30

Departure time: November 4th, 2018

Training time: 2 weeks

Training purpose: To learn about the medical system and reform experience in the United States, and promote hospital reform and management in China

Learning forms: classroom lectures, teacher student discussions, hospital observation, student exchanges, etc.

Lecturer: Dean, management, and professor experts from medical institutions such as Harvard Medical School, Harvard School of Public Health, Harvard Medical School Affiliated Hospital, and Tufts Medical Center

Learning location: classroom at Harvard Medical School, Changmu Medical District (LMA), Boston, Massachusetts General Hospital, etc.

Learning content: A total of 22 lecture classes (adjusted and modified according to the situation and requirements of each session of the students)

Hospitals and other healthcare institutions exchange visits: Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital, BWH, Dana Faber Cancer Center, Massachusetts Council, Tufts Medical Center, etc.

Living and logistics arrangements: During the study period, stay in Changmu Medical District or a star hotel near Harvard Medical School. During the study period, walk or take a bus, or use a group car (for field trips, field research, and long-distance trips from the east to the west) to take a large tourist car

III. Honors and Qualifications

1. Completion Certificate

2. Honorary Certificate of Excellent Student

Attend the graduation ceremony, and the dean, management, or expert professor of Harvard Medical School or affiliated hospital should wear the school emblem

4. Enter the Harvard Seminar Alumni List

IV. Contact Information

Harvard Research Project Working Group

Wu Fan: 0512-87662886 180 3682 0272

Zhao Tiantian: 0512-85187901 137 7195 4411

V. Reference Courses

VI. Reference Quotation

(Based on the needs of students and hospitals, certificates, hotel prices for the current season, exchange rates, etc., the following prices are for reference only)

Learning costs include:

· Two weeks of all courses, visits to hospitals, and interaction with experts

· Teaching venue, experts

· Text translation of learning materials, providing paper and electronic versions of learning materials in PDF format

· Simultaneous interpretation of English lectures

· Simultaneous interpretation equipment and manpower

· Gifts for learning stationery and seminars

· Provide invitations and completion certificates

The cost of living includes:

· Accommodation while in the United States

· All meals while in the United States

· Vehicles required for activities during the study period (professional driver buses are provided for seminar learning activities and long-distance trips, and subway payment cards are provided for activities such as dining, etc.)

· Additional fees for welcome dinners, graduation ceremonies, and dinners

The cost does not include:

· Round trip international air tickets

· Visa fee

Overseas insurance premiums