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A Djiboutian nurse performs infant CPR on a mannequin during a knowledge exchange event at Dar El Hanan hospital, Djibouti City, Djibouti, July 21, 2022. Members of the Civil Affairs-Africa functional specialty team and the Camp Lemonnier Expeditionary Medical Facility educated 28 Djiboutian nurses in Basic Life Saving techniques, maternal care, and infant care during the knowledge exchange event. (Department of Defense photo by U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Thomas Johns) Une infirmière djiboutienne effectue la réanimation d'un nourrisson sur un mannequin lors d'un échange de connaissances à l'hôpital Dar El Hanan, à Djibouti, le 21 juillet 2022. Des membres de l'équipe des Affaires civiles et du centre médical expéditionnaire du Camp Lemonnier ont formé 28 infirmières djiboutiennes aux techniques de base de sauvetage, aux soins maternels et des nourrissons lors de l'événement d'échange de connaissances. (Photo du Departement de la Défense par le sergent-chef Thomas Johns de l'US Air Force)

By Staff Sgt. Thomas Johns ,  Combined Joint Task Force - Horn Djibouti City, Djibouti Jul 30, 2022
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