On June 6, Dauti, a trainee from Zambia, posed for a photo with his Chinese classmates at the graduation ceremony. On that day, Hunan Cancer Hospital held the graduation ceremony for the 17th Hunan Ostomy Therapist Training Program. As the first African medical worker to receive a Chinese ostomy therapist certificate, Dauti plans to return to his home country to conduct specialized training, fill the local technical gap, and foster deep China-Africa friendship through his expertise. A total of 43 trainees successfully completed the program after three months of systematic study. (Photo/Luo Xinguo)

Dauti delivers a lecture incorporating clinical case studies, engaging in mutual learning and exchanges with nursing faculty and students from across the province. (Photo/Luo Xinguo)

Head Nurse Zhu Xiaomei (R) provides on-site training to Dauti, demonstrating the proper techniques for ostomy care step by step. (Photo/Luo Xinguo)

Dauti practices changing dressings on a wound under the guidance of Chinese nursing instructors. (Photo/Luo Xinguo)

Dauti bends down to help a patient put on his shoes. (Photo/Luo Xinguo)

Dauti tidies a patient's clothing. (Photo/Luo Xinguo)

At the graduation ceremony, Dauti presents flowers to his mentor, Zhu Xiaomei. (Photo/Luo Xinguo)

Dauti concentrates intently, carefully studying key knowledge points. (Photo/Luo Xinguo)

This article is from Hunan Provincial Government. www.enghunan.gov.cn.  

Translator: Xiao Juan

Chinese source: hunantoday