In the vast field of pediatric care, every detail is related to the health and well-being of the child. As a basic and important nursing operation, the accuracy, safety and comfort of urinary catheterization in children directly affect the treatment experience and rehabilitation process of children. Therefore, how to train the professional skills of medical staff in pediatric urinary catheterization has become an urgent problem in pediatric nursing education. The emergence of infantile catheterization model undoubtedly provides a new starting point for the solution of this problem.

Pediatric catheterization model provides a close to the real operating environment for medical staff. From the body structure of the child to the touch of the skin, to the simulation of the internal structure, we strive to match the real situation. This high degree of simulation enables medical personnel to feel similar experience to the real operation when operating the model, so as to more deeply understand and master the skills and points of pediatric urinary catheterization.

In pediatric nursing education, it is not only a teaching tool, but also a practice platform. By repeatedly practicing on the model, health care workers can gradually improve their hand-eye coordination, operational accuracy, and resilience. At the same time, the model can also provide immediate feedback to help the medical staff find and correct errors in the operation in a timely manner, so as to continuously improve their professional skills.

To sum up, as a new starting point for pediatric nursing, it not only provides a close to the real operating environment and practice platform for medical staff, but also promotes their overall improvement in professional skills and emotional care. With the continuous progress of medical technology and the continuous development of nursing concepts, it is believed that pediatric catheterization model will play an increasingly important role in pediatric nursing education and make greater contributions to training more excellent pediatric nursing talents.