Nursing in Minimally Access Surgery Training
$ 150
This Nursing in Minimal Access Surgery training course equips nurses and theatre technicians with the practical knowledge and clinical skills needed to support safe, efficient, and high-quality minimal access surgery. Participants gain hands-on experience in equipment setup, scrub and circulating nursing roles, patient safety, simulation-based training, and multidisciplinary team communication to enhance surgical outcomes and improve perioperative care in minimally invasive surgery.
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COURSE OVERVIEW:
The Nursing in Minimal Access Surgery Training Course is a hands-on programm designed to equip nurses and theatre technicians with the practical knowledge and clinical skills required to deliver safe, efficient, and high-quality care during minimal access surgery (MAS) procedures. Through expert-led instruction, simulation-based training, and live theatre exposure, participants will gain confidence in equipment handling, patient safety, perioperative nursing, and multidisciplinary teamwork essential for successful minimally invasive surgery.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
- Understand the principles of minimal access surgery and the vital role of nursing in delivering safe perioperative care.
- Set up, operate, troubleshoot, and maintain essential minimal access surgery equipment, including insufflators, camera systems, energy devices, and trocars.
- Apply best practices for sterilization, equipment preparation, and infection prevention in minimal access surgery.
- Perform scrub nurse responsibilities confidently, including instrument handling, maintaining sterility, and supporting the surgical team.
- Carry out circulating nurse duties effectively, including patient positioning, gas management, and preparation for conversion to open surgery when necessary.
- Recognize and prevent patient safety risks associated with minimal access surgery, including pneumoperitoneum-related complications and positioning injuries.
- Apply meticulous counting procedures to minimize the risk of retained surgical items.
- Strengthen teamwork, communication, and coordination within the minimal access surgery theatre environment.
- Build technical confidence through simulation labs, dry labs, and live operating theatre observation.
- Improve patient outcomes through enhanced nursing practice, reduced complications, increased theatre efficiency, faster patient recovery, and safer surgical care.
TARGET AUDIENCE:
This workshop is ideal for:
- Nurses
- Theatre Technicians
COURSE DATE:
3rd to 4th September 2026
COURSE TIMINGS:
8AM to 4PM
COURSE FEE DETAILS:
- KES 15,000 or USD 150
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