Basic Newborn Care Training Given to Healthcare Personnel in Karabük
20 healthcare personnel participated in the Basic Newborn Care Training held in Karabük in order to prevent infant mortality and increase service quality.
A two-day Basic Newborn Care Training (BNC) was held for 20 healthcare personnel in Karabük with the aim of preventing infant mortality and increasing the quality of newborn care services.
The Basic Newborn Care Training (BNC) was organized by the Karabük Provincial Health Directorate for healthcare workers in order to prevent infant mortality and raise service standards in newborn care. The two-day training program held at the Provincial Health Directorate meeting room was attended by 20 non-physician healthcare personnel working in various healthcare institutions.
Ten healthcare workers from 112 Emergency Health Services, 6 from Karabük Education and Research Hospital, 3 from Safranbolu State Hospital, and 1 from Private Medikar Hospital participated in the training. Conducted under the coordination of program coordinator Midwife Çağla Akkaya, the training sessions featured Specialist Dr. Şeyda Özden Aydoğdu, Midwife Nihan Aydın, Vildan Seven, and Midwife Çağla Akkaya as instructors. Participation certificates were presented to the healthcare workers who successfully completed the two-day training by Karabük Provincial Health Directorate Health Services Chairman Specialist Dr. Bekir Poçan and Vice Chairman Dr. Nermin Seçilmiş.
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