Training health workers where they practise.

Programme sheet

Health professions

Objectives

Training health workers where they practise.

Audience

• Midwives, nurses and doctors from remote regions
• Hospital managers and quality leads
• Hygiene staff and managers in health facilities
• Ministries of health, UN agencies, learned societies

Entry requirements

Defined with you at scoping: entry level, selection of learners

Duration and pace

One-week sessions per city, two weeks per region; 120 hours per theme

Intake

Groups of 10 to 25 per theme; 100 to 150 staff trained per city

Content

• 01Basic emergency obstetric and newborn care
• 02Introduction to ultrasound
• 03Childcare and nutrition
• 04Hospital hygiene and infection prevention
• 05Quality management and risk management
• 06Training of trainers

Delivery

The health training unit · A 60 m² expanding unit fitted out as a training centre: a 20-place classroom, birthing table, simulation mannequin, ultrasound scanner, cardiotocograph, 70" screen. The unit configured for training in the health professions. Or on your own premises, without the Unit module.

Assessment and certification

Certificate, participant kit (modules, brochure, photo library), quantified review

Experts

• Teaching-hospital obstetrician-gynaecologists
• Midwife trainers certified in newborn resuscitation
• Hygienists, dietitians, quality specialists

What stays behind

The materials and participant kits, the local trainers trained, the report and the photo library

How it is priced

• Per programme: scoping and engineering
• Per cohort and per region: delivery of sessions, certificates, final report
• Third-party vendor certifications, per unit, when you ask for them