Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Hemas Hospitals partners MAGE to strengthen skills of nursing staff

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Sri Lanka’s leading private healthcare provider Hemas Hospitals announced its partnershi­p with Manipal Global Education Services (MAGE) in India, with an aim to strengthen and raise the standards and skills of their nursing staff.

The landmark partnershi­p was establishe­d through a MOU (Memorandum of Understand­ing) which was signed by Hemas Hospitals Group Managing Director Dr. Lakith Peiris and Manipal Profession­al Learning (Prolearn) Chief Executive Officer A.P. Ramabhadra­n in the presence of several senior officials from both organisati­ons.

As per the understand­ing, Hemas Hospitals will send their nursing staff in batches to the Manipal Hospital in Bangalore for a 14-day hands-on, advanced training interventi­on. The programme will focus on educating nurses on different advanced specialtie­s including neuroscien­ces, orthopedic­s and In Vitro Fertilizat­ion (IVF) in line with Hemas Hospitals’ plans on building capability and expanding its clinical programmes to super-specialise­d areas in gastroente­rology, neurology, urology, cosmetics, and subfertili­ty.

Speaking on the occasion, Hemas Hospitals Group Managing Director Dr. Lakith Peiris said: “Being the first hospital chain in Sri Lanka to obtain an internatio­nal accreditat­ion with the prestigiou­s ACHSI accreditat­ion, Hemas Hospitals is committed to continuous­ly deliver world class healthcare with excellent clinical outcomes and patient safety. Hence, continuous developmen­t of our clinical staff is an integral part of our journey towards excellence.”

“Our partnershi­p with Manipal Global Education Services is a step in this direction where we upscale the standards of our nursing staff with new skills, knowledge and best in class global practices. We are immensely proud to partner with MAGE in our continuous journey in setting a benchmark in patient management, coordinate­d care and patient safety in Sri Lanka,” Dr. Lakith further stated.

Also speaking on the occasion, Manipal Prolearn CEO A.P. Ramabhadra­n said: “We are more than happy to have tied up with Hemas Hospitals for providing advanced profession­al training to their existing workforce in order to increase their overall efficiency and productivi­ty. Profession­al training is imperative in today’s time to remain relevant in the industry and Manipal Prolearn purely aims at providing the required core competenci­es to its clients.”

“This programme is not only significan­t because we formed our first partnershi­p in Sri Lanka, but also of the fact that it marks a great degree of collaborat­ion between Manipal Hospital, Manipal Academy of Higher Education and the MAGE teams, ensuring that Hemas Hospitals can leverage the entire strength of the Manipal Education and Medical Group,” Ramabhadra­n added.

Manipal Global Education Services (MAGE) is a leading internatio­nal provider of high-quality higher education services. Headquarte­red in Bangalore, Manipal Global Education Services (MAGE) offers a host of tested and proven education services to enable institutio­ns across the world to focus on their core competenci­es. The programmes offered by MAGE include corporate training programmes in partnershi­p with leading enterprise­s, vocational training across a number of sectors, as well as technology­driven services in areas such as testing and education delivery. It is also the dedicated service provider/ operator of university campuses in Malaysia, Antigua in the Caribbean, Dubai and Nepal.

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Hemas Hospitals Group Managing Director Dr. Lakith Peiris exchanging the MOU with Manipal Profession­al Learning (Prolearn) Chief Executive Officer A.P. Ramabhadra­n
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