By Kadijatu Bangura, Reporter, D.S.
Koidu Government Hospital has officially launched a ground-breaking Paediatric Emergency Nurse Training Program designed to address critical educational gaps in emergency care for children. This initiative aims to equip nurses with life-saving skills and significantly enhance paediatric healthcare.
The program combines classroom instruction with practical simulations, ensuring that nurses gain essential experience in managing pediatric emergencies. A key component of the curriculum includes detailed instruction on infant and child CPR, a vital skill necessary for stabilizing critically ill patients.
As a significant advancement in the nation’s healthcare framework, particularly in underserved areas where specialized training is limited, the program aspires to reduce child mortality rates and improve overall emergency response capabilities by bolstering the competencies of nursing professionals.
Medical practitioners and residents have expressed strong support for the program, highlighting its potential to save lives and elevate the standard of pediatric care. This initiative reflects ongoing commitment to investing in medical education and improving healthcare systems nationwide.
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