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The Courses at a Glance Title Course 101 Introduction to MVA Course 201 Pelvic Model Practice with MVA Course 301 Supervised Clinical Practice with MVA Description • Introduction to MVA • Practice MVA on a Pelvic Model • Processing MVA instruments for reuse, where allowed • Supervised Clinical Practice with MVA • Monitoring of Services • Management of Complications Program Length ~ three hours ~ four hours ~ One six to eight hour day Prerequisites None • Course 101 or equivalent IpasUniversity course completions, which are: – MVA Facts and Features – Uterine Evacuation with Ipas MVA Plus ® – Stocking Facilities with MVA • Course 101 or equivalent IpasUniversity course completions, which are: – MVA Facts and Features – Uterine Evacuation with Ipas MVA Plus – Stocking Facilities with MVA AND • Course 201 Topics Covered • Uterine evacuation methods • MVA facts and features: Clinical application and product features • Supervised practice on pelvic model • Processing instruments for reuse, where allowed • Perform a supervised MVA procedure in a clinical facility* • Monitoring of services • Overview of MVA procedure • Management of complications • MVA stocking and resupply Learning Objectives Upon completion participants will: • Be familiar with the Ipas MVA instruments and know how and when to resupply • Be able to simulate MVA on a pelvic model • Be able to process MVA instruments in accordance with local regulations and with locally available products/systems • Have performed a supervised MVA procedure in a local clinical facility* • Be familiar with key tools for monitoring services with a goal toward quality improvement • Be able to manage potential complications Recommended Trainers/ Presenters • 1 clinical trainer • 1 representative from local MVA distributor who can facilitate stocking and resupply of instruments • 1 clinical trainer • 1 representative from local MVA distributor who can facilitate stocking and resupply of instruments • 1 clinical trainer and 2 additional clinical trainers for part of the workshop • 1 representative from local MVA distributor who can facilitate stocking and resupply of instruments Recommended Participants Up to 20 participants Up to 10 participants per clinical trainer Up to 5 participants per clinical trainer Please note that while endometrial biopsy is an indication for MVA, specific training on endometrial biopsy is not a part of these course models. 4 ·UTERINE EVACUATION WITH MANUAL VACUUM ASPIRATION (MVA): A TRAINING MANUAL FOR CONDUCTING SHORT COURSES
Ipas policy/guidelines on clinical training with live patients Promoting quality care for women is a top Ipas priority. To that end, participants in course 301 (Supervised Clinical Practice of MVA) must have completed course 201. Clinical trainers and participants in course 301 must meet all professional requirements of the facility where supervised clinical practice is offered. Options for Delivering Courses These short courses offer training facilitators and participants great flexibility in finding the course and schedule that best meets participants’ needs and available time. For example: Courses offered separately First ___ day of the month Course 101 Monthly, or occasionally to meet demand Course 201 Monthly, or occasionally to meet demand Course 301 Or, courses offered as a series Example 1: Courses offered on closely-scheduled days Tuesday Evening Course 101 Thursday Evening Course 201 Saturday all day Course 301 Example 2: Courses offered on two successive days Friday Morning Course 101 Friday Afternoon Course 201 Saturday all day Course 301 UTERINE EVACUATION WITH MANUAL VACUUM ASPIRATION (MVA): A TRAINING MANUAL FOR CONDUCTING SHORT COURSES · 5
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