National Council of Paramedical, Delhi – A Unit of Paramedical Foundation

Information Links

स्वस्थ्य भारत, सुखी भारत

Paramedical Foundation ( National Council of Paramedical ) Delhi

Insufficiency in the paramedical sector is a global phenomenon and has been one of the major concerns of India since independence. Even after decades of investment in the Indian Healthcare and Paramedical Industry, Health for All is still a slogan.

Although one of the primary duties of the State is to raise the level of nutrition and improvement of public health (Under article 47 of the Constitution of India ), only a limited section of the society can access the same. This is because of the dominance of the private healthcare and paramedical sector, and the absence of government-owned institutes.

Despite the fact that Indian healthcare and the paramedical industry is one of the largest and fastest growing sectors, there are various areas that need development. Today, India ranks 145 out of 195 countries as per the Healthcare Access & Quality Index. There are various reasons for the lag our healthcare system, such as the substandard conditions and funding of the healthcare facilities, absence of doctors and nurses, lack of skilled paramedical professionals, etc.

Globalization at the entry of private players in healthcare sectors by starting superspeciality / Multi Speciality Hospitals with the latest technology and expertise the healthcare sector scenario entirely change, due to the advancement in healthcare in line with advanced countries, international patients are also opting for healthcare procedures in developing nations. This see saw are change brought a peculiar situation wherein paramedical staffs are playing important role. They became the backbone of the healthcare sector because these are the people who are directly in contact every time with the patients and their family members and with the healthcare professionals under whose guidance they are working. Patient satisfaction mainly depends on these paramedical staff and their service rendered to the patients. Hence, a study has been conducted with the available material to examine the role of paramedical staff their services towards patient satisfaction and the implications and complications arising therefrom. In addition the effect of those omissions and commissions that attracts the Indian law and the patients rights are also examined with the help of some decided cases. Finally suggestions are given to improve the services of Paramedical staff and to increase their efficiencies so that more fully satisfied patients will be discharged.

NCP establish with motto to "Health for All" and all courses conducted by NCP is self employable

Programmes

⇒

⇒ ANESTHESIA TECHNICIAN

⇒ ASSISTANT NURSING & MIDWIFERY

⇒ BASICS OF ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES & SCIENCE

⇒ CATH LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY

⇒ COMMUNITY MEDICAL SERVICE & ESSENTIAL DRUGS

⇒ CT SCAN

⇒ DENTAL TECHNOLOGY ( ONE YEAR COURSE )

⇒ DENTAL TECHNOLOGY ( TWO YEAR COURSE )

⇒ DIALYSIS TECHNOLOGY ( One Year Course )