Global Primary Care
Trainer packs
Ready-to-run teaching sessions for clinical mentors, district trainers and supervisors. Each pack links to a course, so participants can earn a certificate afterwards.
120-minute sessionThe antenatal contact: a skills sessionA ready-to-run 2-hour session: BP and urine protein skills station, the preventive package by role-play, a pre-eclampsia drill with magnesium sulfate, anaemia cases, a quiz and a one-page handout.Open120-minute sessionType 2 diabetes: a 2-hour sessionA ready-to-run 2-hour session with a glucose and foot-check skills station, protocol practice, a hypoglycaemia drill, a quiz and a one-page handout.Open150-minute sessionTriage and ABCDE: a simulation sessionA ready-to-run 2.5-hour simulation session: a triage sorting exercise, ABCDE skills stations, four emergency scenarios, SBAR handover practice, a quiz and a one-page handout.Open120-minute sessionHypertension and cardiovascular risk: a 2-hour HEARTS sessionA ready-to-run 2-hour session with a BP measurement skills station, protocol practice, risk-chart cases, a quiz and a one-page handout.Open90-minute sessionCounting breaths and classifying cough: an IMCI skills sessionA ready-to-run 90-minute session: danger signs, counting breaths for a full minute, spotting chest indrawing, classifying with the IMCI chart, amoxicillin dosing, a quiz and a one-page handout.Open120-minute sessionRecognising and managing depression (mhGAP)A ready-to-run 2-hour session on depression with communication practice, assessment role-plays, a self-harm question drill, treatment planning, a quiz and a one-page handout.Open90-minute sessionKeeping NCD care going in an emergencyA ready-to-run 90-minute session on NCD care in crises: who cannot miss treatment, NCD triage, restarting medicines, kits and records, with a tabletop exercise, a quiz and a one-page handout.Open
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