Curriculum · 2026 Cohort
Six modules. One ward.
One quiet patient at the centre of every one.
Pick a module to begin. Each is a self-contained set of bedside missions and skill drills with Sister Mwende — the kind of clinical reasoning a textbook can't teach.
Module 01 · Foundation
Introduction to Nursing.
Twelve missions across three levels. Module 00 + History mini-module included. Where the clinical eye is built — from a normal blood-pressure reading to ISBAR handover.
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Module 02 · Assessment
Rapid patient assessment — ABCDE.
Seven bedside missions on the primary survey. Airway, breathing, circulation, disability, exposure — in the order that saves lives.
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Module 03 · Cardiac
Cardiac emergencies.
Recognise the arresting patient before they arrest. Seven missions plus the cardiac route — Mzee Kamau on the OPD floor, and what you do in the next ninety seconds.
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Module 04 · Drill Bench
Airway & breathing.
Short skill stations — one decision each. Read the patient's breathing before you read anything else. Mwende coaching, sub-modules, unlock graph.
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Module 05 · Trauma
Bleeding & shock.
Six missions on external bleeding control — graduated escalation, tourniquets, wound packing, the cost of hesitation. Pressure mechanics that encode the physiology.
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Module 06 · Sepsis
Sepsis & infection.
The hour that decides. Read the trend, not the snapshot. Six missions plus the early-recognition class — Mama Auma on Day 4 post-ORIF, and what you almost missed.
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The cast
Patients you'll come to know across the curriculum — Samuel K. (19y, MVA), Moses Otieno (34y, sepsis), Mama Njeri (54y, pneumonia + sepsis), Mzee Ochieng (68y, post-TBI), Mzee Kamau (58y, arrest), and Mama Auma (72y, post-ORIF). Sister Grace Mwende, 22 years on the ward, will guide you through every shift.