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Nursing Skills Training for
Nurses from Equatorial Guinea

Nursing Skills Training for Nurses from Equatorial Guinea, Medical simulation center, Simulated Patients

On January, 2006, a group of 40 nurses from Equatorial Guinea participated in a Nursing Skills training course at MSR, the Israel Center for Medical Simulation.

The nurses practiced hands-on procedures on specialized task-training and physiological mannequins. The course included skills such as IV catheterization, urinary catheterization, medication preparation and administration, pharmacological calculations, and how to care for an intubated and ventilated patient. Emphasis was on nursing assessment needs, manual skills, and patient safety. The training in MSR was delivered by Spanish speaking RNs from the Sheba Medical Center, under the guidance of the MSR team.

The course at MSR was a part of the recently signed agreement between the Sheba Medical Center and the government of Equatorial Guinea to train and help develop the medical facilities and medical teams of the Equatorial Guinea.

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Nursing Skills Training for Nurses from Equatorial Guinea, Medical simulation center, Simulated Patients

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On January, 2006, a group of 40 nurses from Equatorial Guinea participated in a Nursing Skills training course at MSR, the Israel Center for Medical Simulation.
The nurses practiced hands-on procedures on specialized task-training and physiological mannequins. The course included skills such as IV catheterization, urinary catheterization, medication preparation and administration, pharmacological calculations, and how to care for an intubated and ventilated patient. Emphasis was on nursing assessment needs, manual skills, and patient safety. The training in MSR was delivered by Spanish speaking RNs from the Sheba Medical Center, under the guidance of the MSR team.
The course at MSR was a part of the recently signed agreement between the Sheba Medical Center and the government of Equatorial Guinea to train and help develop the medical facilities and medical teams of the Equatorial Guinea.