The self-hygiene practices, taught during the LaQshya-Manyata trainings, have made our staff realize the serious implications of infections. This understanding among them has proven to be extremely beneficial, particularly now when the country is fighting against COVID-19.
The trainings gave the staff clarity on how infections spread and what precautions they should take to prevent it. Now, I don't need to keep a check whether they are wearing their mask and gloves, or if they are frequently sanitizing their hands, and are disinfecting the premises- they are doing all of the conscientiously.

I see increased efficiency in my team while managing complications like postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) and newborn resuscitation. I can confidently attribute the improved outcomes to the extensive trainings under LaQshya-Manyata.
Before LaQshya-Manyata training, they would get nervous if they faced a complex case in my absence. But now this has changed. They stay calm and focused, while efficiently following medical protocols. Their attitude is extremely reassuring, and has helped me build greater trust in them. I also see a new wave of enthusiasm in my nurses while attending a patient.
Initially, my nurses and staff were a bit apprehensive towards the program, but slowly they realized the gaps in the skill set and started to absorb the lessons from the trainings. Their diligence ensured that we got LaQshya-Manyata certification in our first attempt. This gave a big boost to my team’s morale, they came up to me and said, “Let’s go for NABH, we can do it!”