Pamphile Brudo RANDRIAMALAZA

The training program began with a foundational first year focusing on General Nursing Care, covering essential nursing skills, patient hygiene, vital signs monitoring, and basic clinical practice.
In the second and third years, the curriculum specialized in Anesthesia and Intensive Care Nursing, providing advanced education and practical experience in anesthesia techniques (both general and regional), patient assessment and monitoring during surgical procedures, postoperative recovery care, and management of critical care situations. This comprehensive program prepares graduates to deliver safe and effective anesthetic and critical care nursing services in diverse healthcare settings.

Reception and support of patients during the perioperative period
• Pre-anesthetic consultation
• Selection and implementation of the anesthesia protocol
• Administration of general and regional anesthesia
• Postoperative care and monitoring in the recovery room
• Operating theatre hygiene and infection control

Reception, triage, and emergency care
• Assessment of patients’ condition
• Provision of initial (first) care
• Assistance to doctors during procedures and examinations
• Administration of treatments and medications
• Informing and supporting families
• Hospital hygiene and infection control

Performing nursing care according to medical prescriptions
Providing general nursing and hygiene care
Monitoring vital signs
Administering therapies, enteral and parenteral nutrition
Collaborating with the multidisciplinary medical team
Supervising nursing students
Ensuring hospital hygiene and infection control