3 nursing colleges successfully conducted their terminal exams online for all subjects and all batches on Bodhi’s SMARTCLASS app and web platform. The questionnaires were in MCQ and short answer format. All the faculty were able to obtain exam reports for their students.
Number of students who attempted the exams online: 350
Number of subjects: 23
Hours of online exam conducted: 37
New Module alert
Bodhi Health has rolled out new instructor video on Effective communication for client safety which focuses on the second International Patient Safety Goal by Joint Commission International. It includes standardized tools for effective communication as well as steps to improve verbal and telephonic communication and reporting of critical values. It also discusses how a nurse can ensure proper communication during patient handover.
How to assess the impact of your training program?
Our co-founder Shrutika Girdhar discusses the approach Bodhi Health takes in evaluating the efficacy of its training programs among the learners. Read on, if you have similar questions or are looking to put up such a framework in your workplace
Bodhi Health gets selected by IFC Health to expand in East Africa
1. We are delighted to share that Bodhi Health Education has been selected by IFC Health among 53 innovators globally from 20 countries to expand its offering in East Africa. IFC will hold a virtual summit later this year to connect all the innovators to 25 participating health care providers in Ethiopia, Kenya, and Uganda. Pilot projects will follow which may lead to commercial contracts. Check out the finalists below and go to www.techemerge.org to learn more about this great program!
2. We also commenced our first online instructor-led live webinars in Personality development and Career development for the nursing students at the Royal college and VKNRL college of nursing in the North East Indian State of Assam.
Despite being the noblest of all professions, nursing is in dire need of an image makeover. Although this requires concerted efforts from the policy-makers, the industry and the academia, we begin by taking small steps in this direction
3. What could be a better way to practice saving lives at birth than playing a simulated game without worrying too much about things going wrong!
This is exactly how all the 800 staff nurses at Cloudnine Group of Hospitals trained for 9 weeks on managing high-risk complications by competing in the game across all 18 units.
The competition helped bring out the best performing units and teams!
Do get in touch to know more about game-based solutions in Maternal and Child Health. You can write to us at : info@bodhihealthedu.org
