The first IPLS course this year at the University of Adelaide is provided for 5th year medical students. The course was undertaken at a new state-of-the-art facility. Congratulations to all candidates!
The hard working faculty at Misan Maternity and Babies Teaching Hospital provided their 12th IPLS course to 14 candidates at the end of January. Well done to Dr. Hussein and Dr. Esraa for their continued efforts and congratulations to all candidates.
During Dr. Abdul-Razaq’s recent visit to Iraq, the INLS course took shape with a practical session in Basra and an e-learning module now available for future instructors, with the assistance of our colleagues in South Australia. Soon we will develop a written manual to augment the e-learning module and finalise the details of the practical […]
E-learning is now available both in Baghdad and in Basra, and the modules are taken successfully by medical students in Baghdad and at Basra Medical College. Many thanks to the efforts of the Arab Board, Engineer Waeel Alwaali and his colleague Engineer Ali. A huge amount of work went into establishing the electronic learning centres. […]
Two more courses are run in Basra at the end of the year and new instructors are chosen. Dr. Akeel Alwaali and Dr. Abdul-Razaq Musa both attend from Australia. Well done to all candidates and instructors!
The first IPLS e-learning centre has been opened in Baghdad! The e-learning module was run in a small room at the Private Nursing Hospital where twenty medical students from Baghdad University took the module over two sessions. Equipment and laptops were provided by the Arab Board and a Mac Mini was provided by IPLS Australia. […]
Dr. Hussein Fadhil Musa talks at the Misan Healthcare Conference about maintaining resuscitation skills and courses in Iraq and in Misan in particular. He highlights the importance of sustainability, continued support, repeating courses regularly and making them a core part of medical training.
IPLS was run as part of the recent Baghdad Medical Conference. Five instructors were also selected to run the newly established IPLS centre at Central Children’s Teaching Hospital in Baghdad. Congratulations to all candidates and especially to the new instructors Dr. Firas (EM Physician), Mrs Duha Saady (University Nurse), Dr. Ahmed (Paedaitrician), Dr. Layla (Nephrologist […]
Basra General Teaching Hospital and Basra Medical School have both provided IPLS courses. BGTH just finished a course, while Basra Medical College provided a course last week. Thanks to Dr. Rehab, Dr. Sawsan and the rest of the Basra IPLS faculty for their continued efforts. Well done to all candidates!
Bint Al Huda Teaching Hospital in ThiQar continues to provide IPLS courses regularly. On the 14th and 15th of November three doctors and three university nurses took the course. Well done to Miss Khitam, the IPLS team and all candidates.
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