In contrast to the dramatic economic growth, the health and sanitation situation in
Chugai has long been involved in the promotion of multidisciplinary team care in
Based on feedback from last year's participants, the training this year featured on effective feedback and listening. A total of 17 participants attended the workshop held in two days. The first day was held in Japanese for local Japanese medical professionals, and the second day was held for Kumail medical professionals via a Kumail interpreter.
'Last year, we were able to visit the venue and hold the workshop on multidisciplinary team care on a face-to-face basis, just before the travel ban due to COVID-19. This year's follow-up training was unavoidably held online, but thanks to the great cooperation of the local participants and the instructor, we were able to implement the session safe and sound. As we learned the detailed communication needs of the people working at the front of medical care in last year's workshop, we were able to make this year's session more practical and readily applicable. We will continue to work on sustainable improvement in healthcare, with a primary focus on local needs which are never the same,' said
'Thank you for conducting follow-up training online this time. Since the initial workshop, the number of hospitalizations for children with cancer requiring surgery and intensive care has dramatically increased, and there have been many situations in which close communication among staff is urged. Under such circumstances, I think that I was able to learn a great deal about what to pay attention to and communicate with, and how important it is to give effective feedback and listen to each other. We hope to continue to utilize the skills learned in practice to deliver better medical care to patients,' commented Dr.
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[Team-medical promotion Live workshop in
Workshop details
Date:March 6 and 13, 2021
Participants: 17 local physicians, nurses, and other medical professionals (11 Khmer and 6 Japanese)
Place:
Lecture: Delivered online from
Objective: Learning skills to solve communication challenges can improve the quality of medical
Feedback from participants
Dr.
After one year, we were losing what we learned from the last training, and motivation was beginning to wane. As a result of the follow-up training, we were able to gain a sense of unity from the team again, which also helped to raise the awareness of each leader of staff. The content was practical and very meaningful. I was somewhat nervous about whether we could concentrate on learning until the end as it was carried out online for long hours with many participants. Particularly, Cambodian staff needed to take the lecture through Cambodian interpreter. However, thanks to the fact that the instructor actually visited
First of all, I would like to express my gratitude. It was a pleasure to participate in this workshop. Especially in our hospital, we work with staff of various professions such as doctors, nurses, midwives, pharmacists, and office workers. Communication skills are needed to be a good team, understand the situation tightly and work in the correct procedure to save the patient's life. In working as a team, I felt that it was necessary to improve the communication skills of all the staff. I myself, too, wanted to improve my own skills, including interpersonal skills, so I joined the workshop this time. I think that I was able to change myself through a series of workshops that have been held since last year after learning important contents.
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