The British Academy for Training and Development offers a Course in Modern Skills in Managing School Clinics in order to develop skills in managing first aid and health awareness for students until they are transferred to medical institutions, in order to reduce the suffering of students and to reduce the complications that may occur if the student’s aid is delayed for some time, as well as treat Simple and common illnesses that do not require treatment with specialized medications with complications, as well as health awareness to prevent the spread of infectious diseases among students.

Who should attend? 

• Managers of school clinics.
• Managers of medical and health departments.
• Nursing staff.
• Those in charge of health education in schools.

How attendees will benefit? 

After completion of the course, delegates will know: 

• Skills in managing school clinics.
• Providing medical, nursing and first aid services to school students.
• The latest scientific methods in health awareness and guidance for students.
• Improving and developing the performance of medical personnel, especially school health.
• Raising the performance level of nurses in school clinics. 

• Components of the school clinic.
• Necessary supplies and equipment for the school clinic.
• Their role as school nurses.
• Prevention and treatment.
• Health procedures.
• Periodic examination of students.
• Supervising the cleanliness of the school and raising recommendations.
• Early detection of symptoms of some infectious diseases.
• Periodic follow-up of hygiene and health follow-up of students.
• Continuous management of health awareness for students through the management of media communication and the use of social networks.
• Continuous periodic examination of students.
• Environmental Health.
• Proper nutrition.
• Awareness and education of parents about the personal health of their children.