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1 per participant plus extras Procedure Checklists Tool C-6 1 per participant plus extras Learning assessment tool (includes clinical skill evaluation) Tool C-7 1 per participant plus extras Course evaluation tool Tool C-8 1 per participant plus extras 1 for each participant Certificates of participation and completion Ipas MVA Plus® aspirators and Ipas EasyGrip® cannulae Tool C-9 1 set Samples of locally available contraceptives and pain medications (optional) UTERINE EVACUATION WITH MVA: A TRAINING MANUAL FOR CONDUCTING SHORT COURSES Page 28
Tool C-4 MVA 301 Sample Planning Checklist INSTRUCTIONS: Use this Planning Checklist as guidance to ensure all necessary steps and planning details for setting up training event are followed with enough time for completion. Target date Action Person responsible 5-6 weeks prior to Secure venue for course course (Training room with space for the number of participants and adequate seating arrangements for participatory learning and appropriate viewing of audiovisual materials.) NOTE: During course rotations, two training rooms are required for concurrent sessions, in addition to the separate clinical training venue. Status Ensure computers, projectors, screens, audio will be available at venue Secure venue for clinical training where: Trainer can provide clinical care, and Participants from outside the facility are able to provide patient care in training context. Coordinate with facility staff to ensure that both: Women are cared for in a timely way Clinical training needs for participants are met. (Course participants should demonstrate knowledge and skills on pelvic model before offering clinical care.) Contract appropriate clinical trainers and representative from Local Distributor for course There is a 3-to-4 hour block of time with concurrent sessions that requires three clinical trainers: Supervised Clinical Practicum Management of Complications Monitoring Services (could be a monitoring expert who is very familiar with MVA services, but not a clinician) Ensure clinical trainer has all required credentials for clinical training/patient care at the facility where clinical practicum will take place. Ensure participants will have MVA instruments for use during and after course and ensure resupply mechanism Ensure required learning aids and printed materials are ordered in appropriate numbers (see materials checklist for items and quantities) UTERINE EVACUATION WITH MVA: A TRAINING MANUAL FOR CONDUCTING SHORT COURSES Page 29
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