Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (T?KA) organized the Introduction to Emergency and Disaster Response Training (ADG+) for 16 Gambian health care personnel in cooperation with the Turkish and the Gambian Ministries of Health as part of the Emergency Medicine Capacity Building Program (ATKAP).
Since 2019, 66 Gambian health care personnel received training in the framework of Introduction to Emergency and Disaster Response Training, developed as part of ATKAP by T?KA's Training Projects Coordination Unit. 16 trainer candidates who were successful in this training received trainer training for two weeks between October 30 and September 10, 2021, in ?zmir, at the Urla International Emergency Disaster Training and Simulation Center, affiliate of the Turkish Ministry of Health.
Trainers gave theoretical and applied education to participants in topics such as adult education, accident scene management, emergency patient care, approach to trauma cases, patient transfer techniques, teamwork, disaster management, infection control after disaster, triage, hospital planning for disaster response, and emergency care management. Additionally, participants had the opportunity to observe AFAD (Disaster and Emergency Management Authority), UMKE (National Medical Rescue Team), Air Ambulance Station, and various hospitals in ?zmir on site.
Head of the Ministry of Health's European Union Department Azmi EKMEN, Head of ?zmir Emergency Care Services Erkan GÜVENÇ and T?KA Expert Onur YA?AR attended the post-training certificate ceremony.
As part of the third stage of the project, Gambian trainers who received trainer training will give Introduction to Emergency and Disaster Response Training (ADG+) to the personnel of the Gambian Ministry of Health under the coordination of T?KA, and thus help increase The Gambia's human capacity in health care.
T?KA plans to expand the Introduction to Emergency and Disaster Response Trainings (ADG+), which have been held in Sudan, Djibouti, Chad, Somalia, Guinea, Niger, and The Gambia since 2017 as part of the Emergency Medicine Capacity Building Program (ATKAP), to other countries and bring the successful trainees to Turkey to give them trainer training.
Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA).
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