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Pediatric Skills Workshop

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W91YTZ19Q0214Federal

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The Hospital Education and Staff Development is establishing a contract for a Pediatric Skills Program Workshop to benefit healthcare members at the Dwight David Eisenhower Army Medical Center in Fort Gordon, Georgia. This initiative addresses critical knowledge and practice gaps caused by low pediatric patient volume and staff inexperience, which often lead to the transfer of sick pediatric patients to community hospitals. The program focuses on providing tailored, hands-on training to ensure clinical consistency and adherence to current practice guidelines. The workshop is designed for staff nurses across multiple departments, including the Emergency Care Unit, Intensive Care Unit, Post Anesthesia Care Unit, and the Medical/Surgical/Pediatric Ward, among others. Identified by solicitation number W91YTZ19Q0214 and NAICS code 611710, the contract aims to equip medical personnel with the core nursing knowledge necessary to safely and effectively care for pediatric patients within the facility.

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$85,895

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611710 - Educational Support Services

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Eisenhower Army Medical Center Building 300 East Hospital Road, FORT GORDON, GA, 30905, USA

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Raymond E. HulseContract Specialist
Francine BrownContracting Officer

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This new requirement is for The Hospital Education and Staff Development to enter into a new contract to provide a Pediatric Skills Program Workshop. This is tailored hands on pediatric training workshop for various healthcare members of Dwight David Eisenhower Army Medical Center (DDEAMC). Staff caring for pediatric patients, including those working in emergency medicine, are often missing the opportunity or lacking the skills and experience in caring for sicker pediatric patients. Factors contributing to the knowledge and practice gaps include low pediatric census, inexperience staff members and frequent transfer of the pediatric patient to the local community hospital. This workshop will provide core pediatric nursing knowledge that will prepare the staff nurses working on the Medical/Surgical/Pediatric Ward, Post Anesthesia Care Unit, Intensive Care Unit, Department Family Community Medicine, Community Care Clinic, and the Emergency Care Unit, to safely care for the pediatric patient as well as to ensure clinical consistency within current practice guidelines.

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