The global nursing workforce was estimated in 2019-20 as being 27.9 million nurses. Prior to the pandemic, the global shortage of nurses was estimated at 5.9 million nurses; nearly all these shortages were concentrated in low and lower middle-income countries. The pandemic has exacerbated the existing nurse supply shortfall and has forced rapid and “emergency” policy responses to try to increase nurse supply, at the system level, in all countries. India is experiencing an acute shortage of qualified nurses, which results in a lower nurse-to-patient ratio. India needs to add more than 4.3 million nurses by 2024 to meet the prescribed WHO norms.
Registration
Testing
Evaluation of teaching skills
through monitoring sessions.
Student:Instructor Ratio
7:1
Card Type/ AHA Certification
ACLS Instructor course completion E-card
on completion of 2 successful monitoring
sessions under an AHA faculty
Included Courses
- Nursing Trends of the 21st Century
- Cultural Competence
- Medical/Surgical and Speicality Updates
- Pharmacology Updates
- End-of-Life Care
- Infection Control
- Antimiocrobial Stewardship
- Geriatric Considerations
- Technology Updates
- Nutrition Updates
- Communication Skills
Traditional Instructor led and video based
