GSEC may be confident that it can fill the imminent skills vacuum with existing Emirati staff but the development raises uncomfortable questions over the future of other non-national government workers.The move suggests that Emiratisation has gained a more forceful impetus, and that GSEC is likely setting the pace for further expatriate dismissals.
Performance scores were lowest for basic emergency obstetric skills of vacuum assisted delivery and manual vacuum aspiration, notwithstanding the importance of prolonged/obstructed labor and unsafe abortion as leading causes of maternal death in Ethiopia [ 18].
In the latter part of the interview, trainees were asked to provide the examples from their clinical work of the application of each of the following key aspects of the training: delivery skills breech, vacuum extraction, caesarean section, neonatal resuscitation, management of postpartum haemorrhage (PPH), the use of partograms.
(Sophie Duncan) "UCL has recently revamped all public engagement training for postgraduates so that no one learns skills in a vacuum.
In an attempt to bridge these gaps, participants were also trained using models (available in clinical skills laboratory) for vacuum extraction and intubation.
The National EmONC Needs Assessment in Afghanistan found low rates of assisted vaginal delivery due, in part, to lack of equipment and weak provider skills in using vacuum extractors and forceps [ 16].
Ghana's National Reproductive Health Service Policy and Standards, revised in 2003, reformed regulations for the provision of reproductive health services and required associated training: essential obstetric care, life-saving skills, safe motherhood, manual vacuum aspirations, and post-abortion care [ 61].
The aim of this study was to define the non-technical skills of an operative vaginal delivery (forceps or vacuum) to facilitate transfer of skills from expert obstetricians to trainee obstetricians.
In general, more than 40%% of the women's health workers were capable of providing these delivery services, and those with vacuum extraction delivery skills were more than 50%%.
But a lawyer's skill doesn't exist in a vacuum.
Thirteen people mentioned vacuum extraction as a skill they encountered in the ETATMBA training.
