The Department of Paediatrics at the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) in Pune successfully organized a two-day workshop from January 24 to 25, 2025, focused on Basic and Advanced Neonatal Resuscitation. This initiative was conducted under the aegis of the
IAPFGM Project, emphasizing the critical “First Golden Minute” (FGM) for neonatal care, which is pivotal for saving lives during the first minute of a newborn’s life.
Over 84 healthcare professionals, including Paediatricians, Anaesthesiologists, Gynaecologists, and Nursing Officers from various hospitals under the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS), participated in the workshop. The training was designed to equip these professionals with life-saving techniques in neonatal resuscitation, enhancing their ability to respond effectively in critical situations.
The workshop underscores AFMC’s commitment to delivering high-quality neonatal care, aligning with its reputation as a premier medical institute in India, known for its excellence in education and research. This event not only provided certification to the participants but also reinforced the importance of prompt and correct resuscitation methods to reduce neonatal mortality, particularly from conditions like birth asphyxia, which is a leading cause in the country.
This event marks a significant step in enhancing the neonatal care capabilities of AFMS hospitals, ensuring that healthcare professionals are well-prepared to handle emergencies in newborn care, thereby contributing to the overall health and well-being of military families.
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