Israeli Medical Experts Train Enugu Health Workers On Emergency Maternal Care
TVC News's headline. Reported by TVC News, Nigerian Tribune, ThisDay.
What the sources say, in brief
According to the Nigerian Tribune, Israeli medical specialists trained healthcare professionals at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Enugu, on managing life-threatening maternal emergencies as part of efforts to reduce preventable maternal deaths in Nigeria. The Tribune said the training was a five-day clinical programme. TVC News reported the same training in life-saving interventions for maternal emergencies, aimed at improving childbirth safety. ThisDay reported that the Embassy of Israel in Nigeria trained Nigerian healthcare professionals in maternal emergency care. The excerpts provided are partial, so further details on the programme could not be confirmed.
Key points
- Israeli medical specialists trained health workers at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Enugu, according to Nigerian Tribune.
- The Nigerian Tribune said the training was a five-day clinical programme focused on maternal emergencies.
- TVC News reported the training covered life-saving interventions for maternal emergencies to improve childbirth safety.
- ThisDay reported that the Embassy of Israel in Nigeria trained Nigerian healthcare professionals in maternal emergency care.
What we know
- Israeli medical specialists trained healthcare professionals at UNTH, Enugu, on life-threatening maternal emergencies, according to Nigerian Tribune and TVC News.
- The training is part of efforts to reduce preventable maternal deaths in Nigeria, according to Nigerian Tribune.
- The Embassy of Israel in Nigeria is reported by ThisDay to have trained Nigerian healthcare professionals.
Sources differ: ThisDay attributes the training to the Embassy of Israel in Nigeria, while the Tribune and TVC News name Israeli medical specialists and UNTH Enugu as the setting.
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Israeli Medical Experts Train Enugu Health Workers On Emergency Maternal Care. According to the Nigerian Tribune, Israeli medical specialists trained healthcare professionals at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Enugu, on managing life-threatening maternal emergencies as part of efforts to reduce preventable maternal deaths in Nigeria. The Tribune said the training was a five-day clinical programme. TVC News reported the same training in life-saving interventions for maternal emergencies, aimed at improving childbirth safety. ThisDay reported that the Embassy of Israel in Nigeria trained Nigerian healthcare professionals in maternal emergency care. The excerpts provided are partial, so further details on the programme could not be confirmed. Covered by 3 publications. TVC News: Israeli Medical Experts Train Enugu Health Workers On Emergency Maternal Care. Nigerian Tribune: Israel trains Nigerian health workers on emergency maternal care. ThisDay: Israel Trains Nigerian Health Workers on Maternal Emergency Care.
Who is covering it
- TVC News Nigeria Israeli Medical Experts Train Enugu Health Workers On Emergency Maternal Care Israeli medical specialists have trained healthcare professionals at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Enugu, in life-saving interventions for maternal emergencies as part of efforts to improve childbirth safety in Nigeria. 9 Oct · Tier 3
- Nigerian Tribune Nigeria Israel trains Nigerian health workers on emergency maternal care Israeli medical specialists have trained healthcare professionals at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Enugu, on managing life-threatening maternal emergencies as part of efforts to reduce preventable maternal deaths in Nigeria. The five-day clinical training programme focused on p 9 Oct · Tier 3
- ThisDay Nigeria Israel Trains Nigerian Health Workers on Maternal Emergency Care Michael Olugbode in Abuja The Embassy of Israel in Nigeria has trained Nigerian healthcare professionals in life-saving maternal emergency care as part of efforts to strengthen the country’s response to childbirth-related 10 Oct · Tier 3
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