Doctors from Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan have successfully completed advanced training courses in diagnostics and neurological rehabilitation of ICU patients, the Telegram channel of Rossotrudnichestvo that organised the training courses reported.
The participants attended online lectures and master classes of the top Russian specialists and applied their knowledge in practice at the Federal Clinical Research Centre for Resuscitation and Rehabilitation under the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia.
The doctors gained emergency care skills in conditions close to real and practiced teamwork skills using modern robotic manikins and special equipment on seriously ill patients. They learned in practice the diagnostic techniques and stages of neurological rehabilitation of complex patients at the clinic of the Rehabilitation Research Institute.
All the doctors passed the exam and received certificates of advanced training.
“Upon returning home, we will make detailed reports for all specialised institutions in Kazakhstan and share the skills and knowledge gained,” an anaesthesiologist-resuscitator at the National Oncology Research Centre of Kazakhstan Evgeniy Merenkov said.
