– Phlebotomy –
Neonatal Blood Sampling: Drip Technique
Blood Glucose Monitoring demostration for Diabetes’ management
– Vaccination –
Subcutaneous and Intradermal
Injection demonstration
– Intravenous –
Saline IV demonstration
Chemotherapy Drug demonstration for Paediatric Oncology
Designed based on
World Health Organisation’s publications.
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Senior Play Specialist, CCLS
Department of Paediatric Nephrology,
Evelina London Children's Healthcare, UK
Imagination: when children play make-believe nurses, doctors and caregivers, they exercise their creativity with self-initiated story lines.
Social Interaction: role-play puts children in other people’s shoes and encourages them to be emphatic and considerate.
1) Education: remove fear of the unknown and bring anxiety to realistic levels.
2) Inquisitive: breakdown medical jargons into action steps; for children who ask why. According to Piaget’s child development pre operational stage (Age 2-7).
For Chronic Patients:
1) Play to vent frustration after procedures.
2) Play creates the environment for questions on life and healing.
Latex Free
Magnets Free
Non Porous
Non Autoclavable
Kids Safe
Age 4 and up
CE EN71
Size : 200 x 111.14 x 72mm
(200mm is 2/3 of an A4 paper height)
The access to healthcare is important; coupled with education and positive experience, it will encourage children’s receptiveness to treatment.
When children are involved in their care, it creates better outcomes,"
Since starting in 2012, Joytingle has worked with reputable JCI-accredited hospitals.
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