The course explores the planning, operations, and regulations of health care facilities such as hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes. Students also learn about the doctor-patient relationship and how it impacts the delivery of healthcare services. The course emphasizes the development of students' long-term vision, organizational capabilities, and business planning skills within medical institutions. Additionally, students learn how to collaborate with government decision-makers and other medical institutions to achieve optimal healthcare outcomes. The course well-equips the students with the capability to manage healthcare facilities and lead healthcare teams effectively.

CILO-1: Describe and evaluate the organizational structure and management practices of different types of healthcare systems. CILO-2: Explain the importance of policies and regulations from higher authorities to ensure quality of care in healthcare. CILO-3: Analyze healthcare data using appropriate tools and techniques to identify areas for improvement and develop effective strategies for hospital development. CILO-4: Evaluate the doctor-patient relationship within healthcare, and identify issues on communication, informed consent, and patient-centered care. CILO-5: Apply economic and investment analysis to healthcare projects and identify appropriate funding sources. CILO-6: Evaluate the importance of governance and accountability in healthcare, including regulatory frameworks, quality assurance, and performance monitoring. CILO-7: Interpret human resources management practices in healthcare, including recruitment, retention, and development. CILO-8: Develop skills in making critical decisions about public managing health care services.