Author: Himalaya Post

Kathmandu- Critical Care Training for Nurses has started at Hams Hospital, Dhumbarahi, Kathmandu from today. The hospital has started a three-month training from Sunday by organizing a function to enhance the capacity of the nurses serving in the ICU. The training is being provided by the hospital in collaboration with the Critical Care Nursing Association of Nepal (CCNAN). According to him, the hospital had selected nurses for the training through written and oral examinations. Out of which only 31 out of 45 applications were selected for the training. This is the second batch of the training hospital to develop a special course on Critical Care Nursing with the objective of preparing skilled nurses in the field of Critical Care by conducting world class training programs in the country. Earlier, the hospital had conducted Critical Care Nurse Training (CCNTP) for the first time on February 3. In which 31 nurses had participated. Although the previous batch started in Falgun, it was completed only on 3 August due to the Covid-19 epidemic and within a month, the hospital is going to provide training to the second batch again, said Director Poudel. Hams also provides training in infection control training, ventilator associate pneumonia and basic life support training for nurses. Dr. The program started with a welcome address by Jyotindra Sharma. In the program RS Bhandari, Director, HAMS, Educational Coordinator, Pulmonary and...

Kathmandu- The Nepal-India project has been successful despite the Covid-19 epidemic. This was stated at the fourth meeting of the Joint Project Monitoring Committee, regarding strengthening of road infrastructure under construction in the Terai region of Nepal with Indian co-operation. The meeting, which was held via video conference on Thursday, was co-chaired by Keshav Kumar Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport, Nepal, and Anurag Srivastava, Joint Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs, Northern Division, India. The meeting reviewed the overall implementation of the Terai Road Project under construction with Indian cooperation. The meeting said that the project has been achieved as 13 out of 14 road packages have been completed. Despite the challenges posed by the covid-19 epidemic, the project has progressed successfully and is in the final stages of construction, with both sides expressing satisfaction over the achievement. On the occasion, Nepal expressed its gratitude to India for its assistance in expanding infrastructure in various parts of Nepal. Similarly, the Indian Government also pleased to work with the Government of Nepal to enhance the relationship between the two...