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Health interviews

For nurses, midwives, doctors, community health workers, nutrition and public health officers and pharmacists applying to hospitals, MCHs, NGO clinics and the Ministry of Health. You will learn what a clinical panel scores, how the skills station and case test work, and how to answer the three questions that come up in almost every health interview.

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Lessons

  1. 1What a health panel looks forUp nextPatient safety, protocols, compassion, records and low-resource thinking: the five things scored, the three-part process, and how to talk about your licence.
  2. 2A child arrives severely dehydrated: what do you do?The emergency case question, answered in five steps: assess, act by protocol, escalate, communicate, document. The same shape works for a woman bleeding after delivery.
  3. 3A family refuses a referral: how do you handle it?Keep treating, ask why, explain plainly, remove the barrier, bring in who they trust, and if they still refuse, document, plan and follow up.
  4. 4How do you prevent infection in a busy ward?Standard precautions you do every day, what changes when the ward is full, and one story with a number. “I wear gloves” is the answer that fails.

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10 questions drawn from these lessons. You see why each answer is right straight away. Your best score stays on this device.

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