San Diego Gondar Our shared vision: Together to create a self-sustaining Neonatal Resuscitation/Post Resuscitation Care Training Program at the College of Medicine and Health Sciences University of Gondar SAN DIEGO TEAM Gondar-Fasiledes Del Mar La Jolla Golden Triangle Valley Center Blythe Japan District GONDAR TEAM THE PLAN Trip 1 February 2015 Training of Trainers in Neonatal Resuscitation Trip 2 Training of trainers in Post Resuscitation Care Trip 3 Assistance in maintaining on-going teaching program Trip 4 UoG instructors develop their own instructor training course/recertification courses METHODOLOGY Instructor courses Instructors take the learner course (2d) Instructors learn how to teach the learner course (2d) Instructors teach their first learner course with US team (2d) Interim Instructors continue to teach learner courses independently Follow-up with US team by skype/follow-up visit Year 2 Instructors continue teaching at least 8 learner courses US team assists in developing instructor course/recertification course TEACHING METHODOLOGY Most importantly HAVE FUN and get to know one another Join together for a common purpose Lecture with simultaneous practice Small group demonstration and skills practice Group brain-storming discussions Integrated skills practice Behavioral skills practice WHY NRP? Use a standardized protocol so that all health care providers are doing the same thing and know how to anticipate each others expectations Recognized around the world as an effective method for neonatal resuscitation Evidenced based Updated every 5 years You will learn the 6 th edition (latest protocols) EXPECTATIONS FOR PROVIDER COURSE Arrive on time and stay for the entire session Attend all 2 days For NRP provider certification Pass the written post test Pass the skills checklist Pass the integrated skills station