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Neonatal Surgical Care course in Islington

City University London
  • Bachelor's degree
  • Islington

... and surgery (e.g. intestinal obstruction, NEC) as well as congenital surgical conditions acquired in utero presenting either antenatally or at delivery. Content also comprises the continuing care of the surgical neonate in the hospital and community setting in relation to long term implications for... Learn about: Emergency Care, Anatomy and Physiology...

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Practice Nurse and Emergency Care - Online course

One Education
  • Course
  • Online
  • Intermediate
  • 4h - 1 Year

... care principles, focusing on recognising medical emergencies, responding to acute situations, and supporting patient safety under pressure. Key topics include triage awareness, basic life support principles, safeguarding, and professional ethics in healthcare practice. This course is ideal for those... Learn about: Practice Nurse, Health nursing, Nurse training...

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MULTI PURPOSE HEALTH WORKER - Online course

JRD Global EDU
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  • Online
  • Different dates available
  • 2 Years

... train enough workers to keep up with increasing demand for health care services, internal and external emigration of health workers, deaths from AIDS and other diseases, low workforce productivity, and population growth. Community health workers are given a limited amount of training, supplies... Learn about: Public Health, Medical training, Health nursing...

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