5 Advance Increments for PHC Medical Officers - can be sanctioned if the candidates clear the departmental exams - applicable to all medical officers appointed by DPH

Advance Increments : 5 Increments can be sanctioned if the candidates clear the departmental exams 

HEALTHCARE INVESTMENT, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT & HOSPITAL ACCOUNTING TECHNIQUES

HEALTHCARE INVESTMENT, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT &

HOSPITAL ACCOUNTING TECHNIQUES - a 1 Day Conference -

Sat, 29th October 2011, Hotel Bangalore International, Bangalore

 ~ 9am to 6pm ~

 

As part of its continuous Healthcare Education & Training initiative, AMEN..Innovative Healthcare Initiatives presents a one Day Conference on HEALTHCARE INVESTMENT, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT & HOSPITAL ACCOUNTING TECHNIQUES. The Conference would provide an immense Knowledge sharing opportunity on the subject to all Participants and also provide a platform for Innovative Networking...

Organized by : AMEN.. Innovative Healthcare Initiatives
Associate Partner : Nephrolife Care India vt. Ltd. www.nephrolife.in
Knowledge Partner : Ekohealth - Making Healthcare Affordable, Mumbai www.ekohealth.in
Media Partner : Express Healthcare, Mumbai  www.expresshealthcare.in
Online Media Partner : Healthbiz India, Mumbai  www.healthbizindia.com
Branding Partner : X Factor Innovations, Chennai www.xfactorindia.com
Digital Marketing Partner : Access 1 Solutions www.a1s.in  
Web Solutions Partner : Shapia Software Solutions www.shapia.com

Note : Pls visit the Conference Blogsite for more details..

 

www.amen-fin2011-blr.blogspot.com

 

TOPICS & DISCUSSION

Investment in Hospitals & Healthcare - Current scenario & Challenges
Funding options and strategies
Fund Raising Techniques for Hospitals in today's Healthcare Scenario
Mergers & Acquisitions in Healthcare - Current Industry Trends
Statutory requirements for Financial Management in Hospitals
Costing / Pricing of Hospital Services. Modalities & Challenges
Cost Control vs Quality of Care
Cost cutting - not compromising on Quality. Methods & Techniques
Effectively Controlling Hospital cost Drivers
Preparing an Effective Hospital Budget
Challenges in Financial Management of small & medium Hospitals
Financial Planning for Green Field & Brown Field Hospital projects
Challenges in Hospital Receivables Management - Payments from Insurers / TPAS / Direct Billing / Govt. Schems

 

SPEAKERS & PANEL MEMBERS

Mr. T Ramoji
• CFO & Company Secretary, Manipal Health Enterprises Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore
Mr. Sameer Mehta
• Director, Dr. Mehta's Hospital & Atlas Advisory, Chennai and CEO, Everonn Medical Education
Mr. U K Ananthapadmanabhan
• CEO, Takshashila Healthcare & Reseacrh Services Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore
Dr. Akash S Rajpal
• Managing Director & CEO, Ekohealth Management Consultants Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai
Dr. Amit Kumar Keshri
• CEO & Managing Director, Yashomati Hospitals Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore
Dr. R. Kishore Kumar
• CEO & Managing Director, Cloud Nine Care, Bangalore
Dr . Varma Vagesna
• Vice Chairman & Managing Director, Lazarus Hospitals, Hyderabad
Mr. Venkateswara Prasad
• Finance Controller, Sagar Hospitals, Bangalore
Prof. H S N Rao
• CEO, ARC Insurance Broking Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore

.. and other experts from the Industry....

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

 

Hospital & Healthcare Promoters
Managing / Medical Directors

CEOs / Hospital & Healthcare Administrators 

Hospital & Healthcare Managers / Executives
CFOs / Accounts / Finance Managers 

Other Healthcare Professionals
Students (MHA / PGDHA)
Others Interested

 

 

REGISTRATION DELEGATES (Hospitals)

• Individual Delegates : Rs. 2000/- per head
• Group Registration (3 + from One Hospital) : Rs. 1750/- per head

DELEGATES (Other Organizations)

• Individual Delegates : Rs. 2500/- per head
• Group Registration (3 + from One Organization) : Rs. 2250/- per head

STUDENTS

• Individual Students : Rs. 1500/- per head
• Group Registration (10 + from One Institute) : Rs. 1250/- per head

LAST DATE : 12th October 2011

An additional amount of Rs. 250 to be added for Registrations after the Last Date (subject to availability of seats)

 

Registration FEE includes : 

 

Conference

Conference Kit

Lunch and High Tea

Certificate of Participation

Knowledge Material (PPTs of the Speakers)

Video DVD & Pictures of the Conference 

 

PLEASE NOTE :

• Students are requested to send /produce a photocopy of their college IDs along with the Registration Form and Fee.
• Only Students pursuing FULL TIME course are valid for Student Fee
• Registration Fee is Non-refundable or Non-transferable against any other AMEN event, however change in Delegate / Student is possible.
• Registration on First - Come - First - Serve
• AMEN would not be responsible for cancellation / postponement of the Event due to any kind of Natural / Man-made Disaster or unfavorable situation / incident.
• 25 Minutes of the Conference would be dedicated to Sponsors (if any)

HOW TO REGISTER

Courier a DD drawn in favour of "AMEN Business Solutions" payable at Bangalore along with duly filled Registration Form (attached) to the address mentioned below :

  

AMEN

No. 233, 6th Main, Rajeevgandhi Nagar,

Near Lourdes School, Nandini layout,

Bengaluru - 560096, Karnataka State.

Ph : 09035189824 / 25

  

Once Registration Form (attached) along with the respective DD/Cheque is received, our Executive would call / Email you and furnish the required details and confirm Registration...

  

Note :

• Online Money Transfer option available.
• Sponsorship / Partnership Opportunity available

VENUE

 

Hotel Bangalore International 2A-2B, Cresent Road, Highgrounds,
Bangalore - 560001, Karnataka State
 CONTACT 

 

Paniel J : +91 9035189824 / 25

 

Visit the Conference Blog site http://amen-fin2011-blr.blogspot.com/ for more details and updates on :

• Speakers
• Partners & Associates
• Participating Organizations (will be updated from Oct 1st 2011 onwards)

Thanks and Regards

Paniel JChief  Consultant & Head - Operations
AMEN.... Innovative Healthcare Initiatives
GSM : + 91 9035189824 / 25
Email : paniel.amen@gmail.com

Instructions from DPH regarding sanction of increments to Assistant Surgeons

G.O.Ms.No.81 Dated : 25.4.2003

ABSTRACT

Compensation - Recommendation of the Maruthamuthu Committee for creation of Corpus Fund to make payment of compensation awarded by courts - Accepted - Creation of Corpus Fund – Orders – Issued.

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Health and Family Welfare (E1) Department

G.O.Ms.No.81 Dated : 25.4.2003

Read again:

1) G.O.Ms.No.133, Health and Family Welfare Department, dated 9.7.2002.

Read also:

2) From the Director of Medical and Rural Health Services, Letter No.40985/ E7/2/99, dated 6.8.2002.

3) From the Director of Medical and Rural Health Serviced, letter No.40985 / E7/2/99, dated 17.2.2003 and 24.3.2003.

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ORDER:

In the G.O. first read above orders were issued on the recommendations of Justice Maruthamuthu Committee constituted to give its report suggesting guidelines and measures to be adopted in respect of litigations in court arising out of the mishaps. In the said Government Orders were issued inter-alia for the creation of Corpus Fund from the contribution of Rs.10/- (Rupees ten only) per month from every doctor.

2. The Director of Medical and Rural Health Services, in his letter third read above has sent proposals for the creation of a Corpus Fund.

3. The Government accordingly constitute a Corpus Fund to provide compensation awarded by the courts on the cases filed against Government Doctors for occurrence of Medical mishaps. Each Government Doctor will contribute a sum of Rs.10/- (Rupees ten only) per month to build up the above fund.

4. The monthly subscription of Rs.10/- from each Government Doctor shall be recovered from the salary from the month of April 2003.

5. The Commissioner of Treasuries and Accounts shall administer the Fund. The transaction will be subjected to Audit by the Internal Auditor and Chief Auditor of Statutory Board.

6. The monthly subscription of Rs.10/- recovered from the said doctors shall be credited to the following new head of account.

" K. Deposits and advances -(b) Deposits not bearing interest -8443-00 Civil Deposits -800. Other Deposits - AU. Corpus Fund for payment of Compensation awarded by courts on the cases filed against Government Doctors" (D.P.C.No.8443 00 800 AU 0004 ) (Receipts)

7. Sanction of compensation awarded by the court shall be debited under the following new head of account.

" K. Deposits and Advances -(b) Deposits not bearing interest - 8443-00Civil Deposits - 800. Other Deposits - AU. Corpus Fund for payment of Compensation awarded by courts on the cases filed against Government Doctors" (D.P.C.No.8443 00 800 AU 0003) (outgo)

8. The Director of Medical Education / The Director of Medical and Rural Health Services / Director of Public Health and Preventive Medicine / Director of Family Welfare shall process the sanction of compensation awarded by the court in respect of the said doctors under their control taking into account of the recommendation of the High Level Committee constituted under the Tamil Nadu Government Doctors Corpus Fund as in the Annexure to this order and accord sanction for the amount of compensation payable from the Corpus Fund and forward the same to the Commissioner of Treasuries and Accounts.

9. The Commissioner of Treasuries and Accounts shall issue Cheques / Demand drafts as the case may be based on the sanction accorded by the Director of Medical Education / Director of Medical and Rural Health Services / Director of Public Health and Preventive Medicine / Director of Family Welfare and intimate them.

10. The Commissioner of Treasuries and Accounts shall be the Estimating, Reconciling and Controlling Authority for the above Head of Account.

11. No schedules need be attached to pay bills for the deduction made nor separate accounts maintained therefor.

12. Pay drawing Officers will be responsible for the prompt recovery subscription.

13. The rules framed for administrating the scheme are appended to this order.

14. The operation of the Corpus Fund will be reviewed after one year depending upon the functioning of the scheme.

15. This order issues with the concurrence of Finance Department vide its U.O.No.29/JS (Per) /2003, dated 22.4.2003.

( BY ORDER OF THE GOVERNOR)

GIRIJA VAIDYANATHAN,

SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT

To

The Commissioner of Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy, Chennai-106.

The Director of Medical and Rural Health Services, Chennai-6.

The Director of Medical Education,Chenai-10.

The Director of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, Chennai-6.

The Director of Family Welfare, Chennai-6.

The Accountant General, Chennai-18/35.

The Accountant General (By name), Chennai-18.

The Commissioner of Treasuries and Accounts, Chennai.

The Pay and Accounts Officer (South), Chennai-35.

The Pay and Accounts Officer (North), Chennai-1.

The Pay and Accounts Officer (East), Chennai-5.

The Pay and Accounts Officer, Madurai.

All the District Treasuries Officers.

The General Secretary, Government Doctors Association.

Copy to:

The Finance Department, Chennai-9.

The Finance (BG.II) Department, Chennai-9.

/ Forwarded By Order /

SECTION OFFICER

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Draft Rules Governing the Constitution of a Fund for the purpose of 'Corpus Fund' to Government Doctors for Occurrence of Medical Mishaps.

1. These rules shall be called " Tamil Nadu Government Doctors Corpus Fund Rules 2003"

2. These rules shall come into force on 1st April 2003

3. Scope:

The scope of these rules shall be to constitute a separate fund for the purpose of granting compensation or to deposit compensation amount in the courts for filling appeal so as to meet the judicial cost of cases for occurrence of Medical Mishaps during treatment in Government Medical Institutions.

4. The Commissioner of Treasuries and Accounts shall be the Administrator of the Corpus Fund. The Commissioner of Treasuries and Accounts shall issue Cheques / Demand drafts as the case may be based on the sanction accorded by the Director of Medical Education / Director of Medical and Rural Health Services / Director of Public Health and Preventive Medicine / Director of Family Welfare to the payee as mentioned by them in the sanction order.

5. Extend of application:

These rules shall extend to the whole of the State of Tamil Nadu. These rules shall apply to all Categories of full-time, part time, regular (time scale) and temporary service Government Doctors in the Government Medical Institutions of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

6. Constitution of the Fund:

There shall be constituted a fund for the purpose of granting compensation for depositing compensation amount in the courts for filing appeal in cases of alleged Medical and Surgical Mishaps in Government Medical Institutions.

7. The fund shall be constituted with a monthly subscription of Rs.10/- (Rupees ten only) from each Government Doctor from his / her salary every month from the month of April, 2003 and the amount shall be credited into the deposit Account. The Pay Drawing Officers shall recover the amount of subscription and credit the same to the fund by enclosing necessary schedule in the pay bills. Copy of the schedules shall be sent to the Commissioner of Treasuries and Accounts through Pay and Accounts Office / Treasury.

8. Procedure for Assistance:

Whenever the court directs the Government Doctors / Dean / Head of Government Medical Institutions to pay compensation to petitioners or to deposit compensation amount in the court for filling appeal in cases of alleged Medical and Surgical Mishaps during Professional duties of Government Doctors in Government Hospitals / Government Medical Institutions the concerned Government Doctor shall made an application to the Chairman and Member Secretary, High Level Committee. The High Level Committee will examine the application and decide whether the amount of compensation has to be paid or to be deposited in the higher courts at the appellate stage. The High Level Committee may go through the documents and obtain suitable Technical Opinion etc. for arriving correct decision in this regard and recommend for the sanction of compensation of the Director of Medical Education / Director of Medical and Rural Health Services / Director of Public Health and Preventive Medicine / Director of Family Welfare. Finally if the court's verdict is in favour of Government Doctors on appeal, then the amount so received from the court shall be remitted back to the Corpus Fund. Moreover if it comes to light that any misrepresentation by Government Doctors has been made before the committee / the Government shall have the power to recommend to Director of Medical Education / The Director of Medical and Rural Health Services / Director of Public Health and Preventive Medicine / Director of Family Welfare to recover the amount from the Government Doctors concerned either in lumpsum or in instalments from their salary. The expenditure by way of compensation shall be debited under Deposit Account (outgo)

9. Governance of the Fund:

The Tamil Nadu Government Doctors Corpus Fund constituted under these rules shall be a separate fund under the governance of the State Government.

10. A High Level Committee is constituted at the State level as shown in the Annexure of the Rules for scrutinising the applications received for payment from this fund and for ordering the payment from out of his fund. The High Level Committee shall sit and frame guidelines for scrutinising the applications received for payment from the corpus Fund.

ANNEXURE

HIGH LEVEL COMMITTEE

1. The Director of Medical and Rural Health Services, Chennai-6. : Convenor - Member Secretary

2. The Director of Medical Education, Chennai-10. : Member

3. The Director of Family Welfare, Chennai-6. : Member

4. The Director of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, Chennai-6. : Member

5. The Director of Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy. : Member

6. Head of Institutions where such Medical Mishaps occurred : Member

7. A Nominee from Tamil Nadu Government Doctors Association : Member

/ True copy /

Section Officer

G.O.(M.S.) No : 133, Health : 09.07.2002 Justice M. Maruthamuthu Committee

GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU

ABSTRACT

Committee – Justice M. Maruthamuthu Committee –Recommendations of

Committee –Acceptance of certain findings – Orders – issued.

HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE (E.1) DEPARTMENT

G.O.(M.S.) No : 133, Health Dated : 09.07.2002

Read : -

1. G.O. (MS) (2D)) No : 23, Health, dated:21.04.2002.

2. G.O. (MS) No: 407, dated:19.12.2000

Read also:-

1. Report of Justice Thiru. Maruthamuthu, dated:31.01.2002.

ORDER :

1. In the Government order first read above, a Committee was constituted to look into mishaps occurring during Professional duties of Doctors working in government and Private Hospitals and to submit a report suggesting the guidelines and measures to be adopted by government in respect of litigations in Court arising out of the mishaps. In the Government order second read above, Thiru. Justice M.Maruthamuthu, retired High Court Judge, was appointed as Chairman of the Committee.

2. The Committee which looked into the above issues in detail submitted its report to the Government on 31.01.2002. The Government have examined ¾ the recommendations of the Committee and pass the following orders to adopt the procedure whenever litigations arise due to the mishps that occur during the Medical/Surgical Treatment given by Doctors in Government Hospitals/Private Nursing Homes/ Hospitals.

I. To follow the existing procedure of allowing the Police registering the complaint under section 304 (a) I.P.C., and investigate.

II. To permit an officer of the rank of Deputy Superintendent of Police or Asst. Commissioner of Police to do the investigation.

III. To issue Departmental instructions for., not to arrest Doctors, as a matter of routine and to effect arrest only when it is legally justified and with the Consultaion of Senior Police Officers.

IV. To Create a Corpus Fund from the contribution of Rs. 10/- p.m. from every Doctor.

V. To make the Government Doctors, to Pay Compensation awarded, by Court in the Court first and then to apply for the refund of amount paid in the Court by Doctors from the Corpus Fund, thus created.

VI. To frame certain guidelines for the regulation of nature of cases eligible for re-imbursement from Corpus Fund and for administration of Corpus Fund.

VII. To Consider the creation of Corpus Fund as a trial measure only and to revise the subscription of Corpus Fund depending upon the functioning of this scheme after one year.

3. The Director-General of Police is requested to follow the procedures mentioned in the items (i), (ii)&(iii) in the paragraph 2 above, whenever occurrence of such cases take place in the Government Medical Institutions/Private Nursing Homes / Hospitals.

4. The Director of Medical and Rural Health Services is requested to take necessary action on the items mentioned in the paragraph 2(iv);(v);(vi) and (vii) above in the Government Medical Institutions.

(BY ORDER OF THE GOVERNOR)

Syed Munir Hod

Secretary to Government