CIHSR hosts workshop on Paediatric Emergencies

Officials and participants during the National-Level Simulation-Based Workshop on Paediatric Emergencies held on October 30 and 31 at the Christy Simpson Simulation Center, College of Nursing, CIHSR.

Officials and participants during the National-Level Simulation-Based Workshop on Paediatric Emergencies held on October 30 and 31 at the Christy Simpson Simulation Center, College of Nursing, CIHSR.

Dimapur, November 2 (MExN): The Christian Institute of Health Sciences and Research (CIHSR), Chümoukedima, organised a two-day National-Level Simulation-Based Workshop on Paediatric Emergencies on October 30 and 31 at the Christy Simpson Simulation Center, College of Nursing, CIHSR. 

The workshop aimed to strengthen the clinical skills, emergency preparedness and multidisciplinary teamwork of healthcare professionals in managing critical paediatric conditions, stated a press release. 

National-Level Simulation-Based Workshop on Paediatric Emergencies held on October 30 and 31 at the Christy Simpson Simulation Center, College of Nursing, CIHSR.

 

The programme featured expert-led lectures, hands-on skill stations and high-fidelity simulation exercises covering airway management, neonatal resuscitation, cardiac emergencies, trauma, severe bronchiolitis, status epilepticus, poisoning and other paediatric emergencies. Participants also engaged in crisis resource management, clinical decision-making, communication and structured debriefing sessions.

The resource persons included Dr Ebor Jacob James, Dr Jolly Chandran, Dr Sanketh R, Dr Siva Prasad, Dr Jayaraj A and Amul Raj from Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore, along with senior academic and nursing faculty of College of Nursing, CIHSR.

Dr Ebor Jacob James at the National-Level Simulation-Based Workshop on Paediatric Emergencies held on October 30 and 31 at CIHSR.

 

Through this initiative, CIHSR reaffirmed its commitment to advancing simulation-based healthcare education, strengthening the emergency response capabilities of healthcare professionals, and promoting safer, evidence-based care for children.

 



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