Pune's BJ Medical College becomes first institute to set up Clinical Skills Lab
Pune- B.J. Medical College, Pune, became the first government medical college in India to set up a clinical skills laboratory for medical students. This clinical skills lab will advance the medical skills of medical students, such as learning how to apply sutures, remove stitches and even resuscitate a patient using a pediatric bronchoscope, etc.
To upgrade medical skills among medical students, six government medical colleges in Pune have been approved to set up clinical skills laboratories. Among these, BJMC is one of the six colleges that have taken the initiative to set up a clinical skills laboratory. With this, BJMC became the first government medical college to set up a Clinical Skills Laboratory, which was recently inaugurated by BJMC Dean Dr Chandrakant Mhaske.
Dr Chandrakant Mhaske told Indian Express “The main aim of the lab is to enhance the skills and confidence of undergraduate MBBS students, postgraduate students, faculty, paramedical students, and nursing staff. By training on mannequins before engaging in real patient care, students and staff can ensure higher quality patient outcomes”.
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