Regular Training
The original programme describes training being delivered on a regular basis.
TRAINING · NEWBORN CARENew Born Babies
New Born Babies
Resuscitation Training.
Building practical newborn-resuscitation skills for healthcare staff through regular professional training.
01 · WHY IT MATTERS
The original DWS page says Pakistan is facing a high mortality rate of newborn babies.
Training can strengthen the first response.
Decent Welfare Society launched a newborn-babies resuscitation training programme with the help of Midland International Aid Trust.
The programme focuses on regular staff training so healthcare teams can strengthen their skills in newborn resuscitation.
NEWBORN RESUSCITATION02
PROFESSIONAL TRAININGKnowledge that supports
Knowledge that supports
better emergency care.
The original page records training for staff of Bashir Hospital and Cleft Hospital Pakistan, with Michael Butler, a neonatologist from the UK, providing regular training.
SUPPORTMIATMidland International Aid Trust
03 · PROGRAMME FOCUS
A focused training initiative built around newborn resuscitation skills and healthcare staff development.
Hospital Staff
Staff from Bashir Hospital and Cleft Hospital Pakistan are included in the programme.
Neonatal Expertise
Training support is provided by Michael Butler, a UK neonatologist.
Capacity Building
The goal is to strengthen the skills of healthcare teams caring for newborn babies.
SUPPORT HEALTHCARE TRAININGBetter-trained teams
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