IVT Training Our Lady of Mercy General Hospital, Bulacan November 3 – 5, 2010

Aesculap Academy

Aesculap Academy’s 3-Day Basic IV Therapy Training

Date: November 3 – 5, 2010
Location: Our Lady of Mercy General Hospital, Bulacan

The Intravenous Therapy (IVT) training program is primarily designed to ensure safe practice in Intravenous Therapy. This program will enhance the nurses’ attitude, knowledge and skills in the delivery of their expanded role as intravenous nurse therapists. This course consists of discussions of concepts in intravenous therapy and demonstration of skills in access-related situations. It consists of 24-hour didactic lectures and practicum utilizing Procedures I-IV checklist as the framework for providing safe IV therapy practice.

Speaker(s): ANSAP Trainers and Preceptors

Endorsement: Association of Nursing Service Administrators of the Philippines, Inc. (ANSAP)

Maximum number of participants: 65

Note:

  • Completion of the training program requirements facilitates issuance of IV Therapy License
  • Course fee varies per institution.
  • Reservation should be made at the hospital’s Nursing Service Office.

For further questions, contact the course organizer through:
Telephone number: (02) 633-7284 to 95
E-mail address: phil.cruz@bbraun.com

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