Training develops Cambodian healthcare workers’ osteopathy skills
The training aims to help professionals support children with disabilities and neurological conditions.
Tuesday 3 November · 18:01 · 1 min read
In 30 seconds
- Hattha vichesas (Medical Hands) is providing osteopathy training to Cambodian healthcare professionals. [1]
- The training is intended to strengthen their skills in supporting children with disabilities and neurological conditions. [1]
- A rehabilitation department deputy said the programme is helping healthcare workers build these skills. [1]
What happened
Hattha vichesas (Medical Hands) is providing training in osteopathy to Cambodian healthcare professionals. Pheng Vann, deputy of the Rehabilitation Center Department, said the training is helping them strengthen their skills to support children with disabilities and neurological conditions. The report does not give details about the programme’s length, number of trainees or specific methods.
Why it matters
The training is intended to improve support for children with disabilities and neurological conditions. The source does not report measured outcomes for children so far.
Key terms
- Osteopathy
- A healthcare approach that uses hands-on techniques to assess and support the body’s movement and function.
Sources (1)
[1] Khmer Times VIDEO: Hattha vichesas training strengthens healthcare professionals’ skills in osteopathy 3 Nov Read originalWas this explainer clear?
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