Japan donates advanced CPR training manikins to Moldova
Moldova’s National Centre for Pre-Hospital Emergency Medical Assistance has received six state-of-the-art cardiopulmonary resuscitation manikins donated by the Government of Japan.
The advanced equipment, produced by global medical education leader Laerdal, will train doctors, nurses, and paramedics across the country.
Advanced clinical training
Medical staff will use the high-fidelity manikins to practice complex clinical scenarios that simulate real-life emergencies. This hands-on training aims to sharpen emergency response skills and improve patient survival rates in critical situations.
Strengthening emergency care
According to national health officials, Japan’s sustained support plays a vital role in modernizing Moldova’s emergency medical services through continuous training, technical expertise, and modern intervention standards.
Translation by Iurie Tataru
