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Ward-Ready Nursing Programme

Walk onto any ward and know what to do

A hands-on course in applied clinical nursing. Six Sundays at Caspian Healthcare, Hyderabad. You do every skill yourself on models, with real cases, until a trainer signs it off. No theory you will not use.

Rs 9,999Rs 1,999for all six days, lunch included

Referred by a friend on the course? You pay Rs 1,499 (25% off). Enter their name, mobile or NUR- reference when you register.

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20 seats per batch.

6 SundaysOne a month, 10 am to 5 pm
12 modulesMorning and afternoon sessions
49 skillsDone by you, signed in your logbook
CertificateWith a skills logbook for interviews

Who can join

This course covers general ward, OPD and day-care nursing. It does not cover critical care (CCU or ICU) nursing.

What you will do, day by day

Each module: a pre-test quiz, a patient case, short teaching, a demonstration, an hour at skills stations, the case again, a post-test and logbook sign-off. The same patients return month after month, so the cases build like a real ward.

Day 1

The shift

Morning, Module 1: Taking over the shift. ISBAR handover, nursing notes, intake-output chart, consent witness.

Afternoon, Module 2: Vitals and NEWS2. Manual BP, counted respiration, NEWS2 score and escalation, 12-lead ECG recording.

Day 2

Safe hands

Morning, Module 3: Clean hands, safe sharps. Hand rub and hand wash, PPE on and off, aseptic technique, waste segregation.

Afternoon, Module 4: Medication safety. Medicine round, Dose calculation, Drip-rate calculation, Verbal order read-back.

Day 3

Lines and blood

Morning, Module 5: Needles and drips. IM and SC injection, IV cannulation, Infusion pump set-up, Phlebitis check.

Afternoon, Module 6: Samples and blood. Venepuncture, Order of draw, Cross-match sample, Bedside transfusion check.

Day 4

Sugar and breath

Morning, Module 7: Diabetes on the ward. Glucometer, Insulin pen, Hypoglycaemia drill, Diabetic foot check.

Afternoon, Module 8: Oxygen and breathing. Oxygen device and flow, Pulse oximetry, Nebuliser, Oral suction.

Day 5

Emergencies and procedures

Morning, Module 9: First five minutes. Adult CPR, AED use, Crash cart check, Anaphylaxis drill, Seizure first aid.

Afternoon, Module 10: Tubes and wounds. Urinary catheter, NG tube with placement check, Wound dressing, Braden and Morse scores.

Day 6

Children and people

Morning, Module 11: Children and vaccination. Child vitals and weight, Paediatric dose check, Febrile seizure, Vaccine cold chain.

Afternoon, Module 12: Difficult situations. De-escalation, CIWA-Ar score, Delirium screen, Incident reporting.

Your trainers

Certificate and rules

This is a skills course. It is not a nursing council qualification, diploma or registered course, and it does not issue an AHA BLS card.

While you train, use our free tools for nurses: drip and pump rates, dose volumes, NEWS2, GCS, Braden, Morse and more.

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