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• Medicine is a dynamic discipline, with new knowledge emerging on a regular basis: Deepak Sharma, Co-Founder & CEO, MedLern

  The fact that primary and secondary care facilities are mostly reported to be lacking in skilled personnel is an opportunity for training providers. While data is hard to come by, according to a Niti Aayog report, the setting up of wellness centres alone under Ayushman Bharat by the government would require 1,50,000 mid-level providers (MLPs) along with ANMs, ASHAs, and a health worker.

  

• Why do nurses need upskilling too?

  Nurses are the backbone of any health system, and they were on the frontline in battle against the pandemic. Today, there are just under 28 million nurses worldwide. Nursing numbers increased by 4.7 million worldwide between 2013 and 2018, but this still leaves a global shortfall of 5.9 million.

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• MedLern partners with Shree Bhavani Group of Institutions to introduce AHA certified HeartCode Complete resuscitation program

  HeartCode® Complete is a globally proven, resuscitation program which has been co-developed and powered by American Heart Association (AHA) and Laerdal Medical technology.

  

• MedLern launches online resuscitation training in India

  The innovative program will improve the staff productivity and deliver better patient outcomes. The program will also reduce the operational cost of physical training and optimize time and resources while delivering high-quality resuscitation training. This collaboration is one of the ground-breaking steps towards the same direction that will transform the way resuscitation training is delivered.

  

• MedLern partners with Emergency Nurses Association to bring trauma education to India

  MedLern sees the introduction of TNCC as an initial step toward delivering other ENA courses – such as the Emergency Nursing Paediatric Course and Geriatric Emergency Nursing Education – in the future.