CIHSR Hosts Nationwide Simulation Workshop to Bolster Paediatric Emergency Care in Northeast India
The Christian Institute of Health Sciences and Research (CIHSR) in Chümoukedima recently concluded a two-day national-level simulation-based workshop on paediatric emergencies, drawing participants from across India to address critical healthcare gaps in the Northeast. The initiative signals a strategic push toward simulation-driven training as a scalable model for improving child emergency care outcomes in underserved regions.
- CIHSR's national workshop leverages simulation-based training to bridge critical gaps in paediatric emergency care across the Northeast.
- The two-day event united clinicians and nursing educators from across India, emphasizing hands-on scenario drills over theoretical instruction.
- Institute leadership indicated the workshop's model could scale nationally, influencing future paediatric emergency protocols and regional healthcare policy.
The Christian Institute of Health Sciences and Research (CIHSR) in Chümoukedima, Dimapur, recently concluded a two-day national-level simulation-based workshop on paediatric emergencies at its Christy Simpson Simulation Center, College of Nursing. The event brought together clinicians, nursing educators, and emergency response specialists from across the country to address critical gaps in child emergency care.
The workshop arrives at a time when the Northeast region continues to face persistent challenges in paediatric emergency infrastructure, including limited specialist availability and referral delays. CIHSR, a premier institute in Nagaland, has increasingly positioned itself as a hub for capacity-building initiatives aimed at strengthening regional healthcare resilience. Simulation-based training, long recognized for improving clinical outcomes in high-stakes scenarios, represents a strategic shift toward hands-on, risk-free skill acquisition for frontline workers.
