In-Person Training Sessions Held at Nazilli State Hospital Within the Scope of Quality Standards
Between October 19–21, 2026, in-person training sessions were conducted at Nazilli State Hospital for healthcare staff working in the Intensive Care and Emergency Department units, in accordance with Healthcare Quality Standards.
The training sessions covered a range of topics, including Information Security, Infection Control, Interpersonal Communication, Patient and Employee Rights, Occupational Health and Safety, Basic and Advanced Life Support, "Baby-Friendly Hospital" awareness, Waste Management, Emergency and Disaster Management, as well as the reporting of adverse events and the use of "color codes" (emergency response protocols). The sessions included both theoretical updates and practical demonstrations.
The hospital’s Chief Physician, Op. Dr. Reha Sermed AYGÖREN, emphasized that these training sessions are vital for enhancing the quality of healthcare services, strengthening patient and staff safety, and ensuring that healthcare professionals are equipped with the most up-to-date knowledge.
We extend our gratitude to all healthcare staff who participated in these training sessions.