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Nurses learn CPR in deep South

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Nurses learn CPR in deep South
By Photo and story by Charoon Thongnual
The Nation

 

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PATTANI: -- A workshop to train nurses in the three southern border provinces on cardiopulmonary resuscitation techniques was held on Monday at Prince of Songkhla University’s (PSU) Pattani campus.

 

During the workshop to prepare personnel at medical facilities for critical care, 900 participants observed the detailed demonstration of CPR techniques from experts from the Heart Association of Thailand under royal patronage and the PSU Faculty of Medicine.

 

They practiced on CPR dummies made of para-rubber, which are a PSU's research and development invention.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/news/national/30319752

 
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Nurses don't know how to give CPR??

 

The crowd doesn't look very interested. Maybe they would be if the model was dressed up as Pokemon or Hello Kitty. 

HUH ????.... this has to be a wind up..... 

 

... Nurses 'learning' CPR ???....  Something is clearly amiss in the reporting and a lazy translation into English. 

 

surely this is simply a 'First Aid seminar for nurses' or something similar. I don't believe for a second that nurses here are untrained in CPR, the idea is just too preposterous.

 

 

YES the New reporter writer,  does not know his subject..and how to write a more accurate title,  looks like an in-service,  ( not workshop)... a nurse  (RN) is trained during their nursing school curriculum and then would re-train at the posting at a hospital...  especially using De Fib paddles.  Or running an IV with D5W....

 

Seems the real news is PR for PSU-Medical Research project serving the Thai Medical Systems ...

 

Charoon, dude, not quite of to specs...journalistic excellence at work...

Something wrong with this report

 

RNs are taught CPR as during their undergraduate years. 

9 minutes ago, Rhys said:

 Or running an IV with D5W..

Please explain what D5W has to do with CPR .... 

2 hours ago, perthperson said:

Something wrong with this report

 

RNs are taught CPR as during their undergraduate years. 

Obviously not here in Thailand......and it's not a joke either!

4 minutes ago, ChrisY1 said:

Obviously not here in Thailand......and it's not a joke either!

 

Do you know that for a fact?  Or are you just indulging in the ever popular Thai bashing game ? 

1 hour ago, perthperson said:

 

Do you know that for a fact?  Or are you just indulging in the ever popular Thai bashing game ? 

Why are they making a public news story of this event then?

I am going to suggest that the nurses are not "learning CPR" as the report states, but perhaps are being shown this particular demonstration model. ?enhanced features maybe?

Uh. Why do nurses go to deep south to learn CPR?

Or do they mean hat nurses in the deep south are to learn CPR!

As another posted commented, don't nurses learn CPR as apart of their training?

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