The role of advanced infant care models

The advanced infant care model is a highly realistic training device specially designed for teaching the care of newborns and infants. It features a realistic appearance, soft skin texture and flexible joint structure, and can truly simulate the physiological characteristics and clinical care scenarios of infants. This model can be used for various basic and specialized nursing operation training, such as bathing, diaper changing, umbilical cord care, oral hygiene, body position placement, temperature measurement, intramuscular injection and venipuncture, etc. Through practical operation, trainees can become familiar with the standardized procedures of infant care and master safe and gentle care skills.

In teaching and practical training, advanced infant care models are widely used in nursing colleges, midwifery training and maternal and infant care institutions, helping trainees to repeatedly practice in a risk-free environment and enhance their clinical operation skills and humanistic care awareness. Its multi-functional design can be used in conjunction with course assessments and skills competitions, enabling students to better understand the key points and precautions of neonatal care. The application of this model not only enhances the effectiveness of infant care teaching, but also provides significant support for cultivating nursing staff with professional qualities and clinical capabilities.