Date: 10^th March 2025

Time: 11 AM to 1 PM

Venue: Seminar Room, 2^nd Floor, Burns & Plastic Surgery, AIIMS, New Delhi

Introduction:

The program started at 11 AM with Registration. The program aimed to educate and empower Nursing Students to become advocates for Breast Health Awareness (Common Breast Conditions and the importance of early detection and prevention strategies) in their communities. To ensure the successful execution of this initiative, a preliminary meeting was conducted with EC members of the TNAI Delhi Branch, as well as all the nursing schools and college principals from New Delhi and Delhi NCR.

Dr. Latha Venkatesan, Principal of the AIIMS College of Nursing, Delhi, has initiated a collaboration between the College of Nursing, AIIMS and the Department of Plastic, Reconstructive, and Burns Surgery in association with the Trained Nurses Association of India (TNAI) Head Quarter. The entire Program was headed by Dr Maneesh Singhal, Professor and Head of Plastic, Reconstructive and Burns Surgery, AIIMS, New Delhi, who is keen to involve Nursing students in learning about common conditions of breast and its reconstructive surgeries.

Participants:

TNAI headquarters had invited the Principals of Nursing Institutions in and around Delhi & NCR and EC Members of the TNAI Delhi Branch. A total of 44 Principals and representatives attended the workshop.

Action Plan Presentation:

• An introduction about the Breast Ambassador Campaign was given by Dr Latha Venkatesan, Principal, College of Nursing AIIMS

• The Common Breast diseases and related treatment modalities were presented by Dr Shivangi Saha, Faculty at BPS, AIIMS
• Ms Aishwarya Raj, a clinical psychologist, explained the psychological aspects and myths of common breast conditions with some case study examples.
• Cervical cancer and its Prevention were presented by Dr Meenu, Faculty, BPS AIIMS
• At the end of the session, the principal’s group was provided time to discuss the possibility of widely implementing the Breast Ambassador Campaign through students in their respective clinical posting fields.
• At the end of the Program, all Participants were felicitated with participation certificates by BPS Team Head Dr Maneesh Singhal, Dr Latha Venkatesan (Principal, AIIMS CON), Mrs Annie Kumar (National President, TNAI) and Mrs Evelyn P Kannan (Secretary General, TNAI HQ)
• The collaborative effort between AIIMS and TNAI reinforced the importance of preventive health strategies and empowering student ambassadors with actionable knowledge in driving positive change in healthcare
• Post Lunch Session Orientation to the Burns, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Department of AIIMS Orientation was given by Ms Mamta, Nursing Officer, BPS AIIMS.

The outcome of the Program:

• Mrs Annie Kumar, National President of TNAI, addressed the gathering and mentioned it is a good initiative, and students will get the opportunity to learn more about reconstructive surgeries.
• Mrs. Evelyn P. Kannan, Secretary General, briefed that TNAI’s Learning Management system will be helpful for the nursing students to go through the module on Common Breast Conditions and Awareness, Screening, and Vaccination of Cervical Cancer.
• Dr Latha Venkatesan has informed us that a TOT can be planned sooner so the faculties can guide their students.

( A4 size envelope cover and write in Cover page as “Delhi State Nursing Excellence Award 2025”)

Last date EXTENDED up to: 30th April 2025 (ONLY HARD COPY of Applications Entertained)

Kindly Send / Submit the filled-in forms with the required documents addressed to:

The TNAI Delhi Branch C/o The Trained Nurses Association of India, L17, Florence Nightingale Lane, Green Park Main, New Delhi -110016

 DATE: 17^TH September 2024

 TIME: 6.30 PM – 8:00 PM

TOPIC: “Strengthening Diagnostic Process – A Foundation for Safer     Patient Care”

TARGET GROUP: Nursing Officers

OCCASION:  World Patient Safety Day – 2024

Overview:

The Trained Nurses Association of India (TNAI), Delhi State Branch, organised a World Patient Safety Day webinar titled “Strengthening Diagnostic Processes—A Foundation for Safer Patient Care.” Around 50 Nursing Officers from different hospitals in New Delhi actively participated in the online event.

Program Highlights:

• The webinar commenced at 6:30 PM with a warm welcome and introduction by the moderator, Mr Man Singh Jat, Co-coordinator for the Webinar session and Chairperson of the Nursing Service Committee, TNAI Delhi State Branch.
• The Keynote Address was delivered by Ms Yangchen Dolma, President of TNAI Delhi State Branch, who highlighted the significance of World Patient Safety Day and emphasized the need to strengthen diagnostic processes to enhance patient care outcomes.
• The Special Address was presented by Ms. Annie Kumar, Vice President for North Region, who underscored the importance of diagnostics.

Webinar Sessions:

• Session 1:

 Mrs. Ashly Mathew, Chairperson for Program Committee, TNAI Delhi State Branch, who is currently working as a Nursing Officer in Deep Chand Bandhu Hospital, New Delhi, elaborated on the topic of “The diagnostic process for Safer Patient Care” in improving patient safety, emphasizing accuracy, timeliness, and coordination among healthcare professionals.

• Session 2:

 Mr Pramod V., Nursing Officer from the Quality Cell at Deep Chand Bandhu Hospital, New Delhi, shared insights on “Innovative diagnostic technologies and the Role of Nurses” in implementing and supporting these processes for safer patient care.

Vote of Thanks:

The event concluded with a formal Vote of Thanks proposed by Dr V. Indumathy, Secretary of TNAI Delhi State Branch, who thanked the speakers, participants, and organisers for their contributions and active participation.

Summary:

The webinar witnessed the active participation of nursing professionals and healthcare experts in emphasizing the importance of diagnostic accuracy and strengthening diagnostic processes to ensure patient safety. The sessions provided innovative approaches and highlighted nurses’ integral role in achieving safer and more effective patient care.

Event:  Membership Campaign

Date: 29/01/2025

Venue: Conference Hall, Dr Hedgewar Arogya Sansthan

Program Highlights:

DHASNU (Dr Hedgewar Arogya Sansthan Nurses Union) organised a Membership Campaign in collaboration with the TNAI Delhi Branch. The event started with a prayer song. Ms Ragini Shah, Nursing officer welcomed the DNS Mrs. Iris Alka Massey, ANS Mrs Anita of Dr Hedgewar Arogya Sansthan, followed by welcoming the TNAI Delhi Branch President, Mrs Yangchen Dolma, and Dr V. Indumathy, Secretary of TNAI Delhi Branch. The Presidential address was delivered by Mr Sudhir Rupjee, President of DHASNU.

• Mrs. Yangchen Dolma, President, addressed the gatherings and then explained the History of TNAI, its Vision, Core activities, and Benefits to the Members. Encouraged and motivated the Nursing Officers to become members of the esteemed Nursing Association, none other than the Trained Nurses Association of India.
• The TNAI Delhi Branch activities were presented by Dr V. Indumathy, Secretary of the TNAI Delhi Branch.
• The campaign was also addressed by the gracious presence of respected DNS Mrs Iris Alka Massey and Mrs Anita, ANS of Dr Hedgewar Arogya Sansthan, Govt of NCT.
• The Membership Campaign was concluded with a felicitation by DHASNU to all the Nursing Officers with certificates for their recognition of extraordinary service during the CORONA Period. It was witnessed by the TNAI Branch President and Secretary.
• A vote of Thanks was delivered by Mr Manish Prajapati, General Secretary of DHASNU.

• On behalf of the TNAI Delhi Branch, I thank the entire team of Dr Hedgewar Arogya Sansthan Union, DHASNU President Mr Sudhir Rupjee, Secretary Mr Manish Prajapati, Ms Suman V Singh, Joint Secretary and Mrs Taruna Sharma, DHASNU Coordinator for TNAI Membership, the wonderful opportunity provided and created a platform to motivate the nurses to take up the membership.
•  Further the DHASNU team requested the TNAI Delhi Branch to collaborate with DHASNU to conduct a series of webinar sessions as a CNE (initiative by DHASNU supported by TNAI Delhi Branch) for their entire Nurse fraternity who enrolled as life members.

Result of Membership Campaign:

• As a result of this campaign and continuous motivation by the DHASNU President and Secretary and other Officer Bearers, they enrolled nearly 50 Members.
• About 10 to 20 members updated their membership details and were able to bring their membership changed to the actual State of Working.
• Soon, the TNAI Delhi Branch will be organizing a series of Webinar Sessions exclusively for the Dr Hedgewar Arogya Sansthan Nursing Officers.

Topic:

“ECG – from Basics to Essentials”

Overview

The Delhi State Branch of The Trained Nurses’ Association of India (TNAI) successfully organized a comprehensive webinar titled “ECG Essentials: Step by Step from Basic to Advanced.” The webinar aimed to enhance the participants’ understanding of electrocardiography (ECG) and improve their ability to interpret ECGs in clinical practice. The sessions were carefully designed to cover fundamental concepts, advanced techniques, and practical applications in a step-by-step manner. This initiative attracted a diverse audience, including nursing professionals, educators, and students, all eager to strengthen their expertise in ECG interpretation.

Coordinators and Leadership

The event also featured active support from the TNAI leadership:

·         Welcome Address (Day 1): Ms Yanchen Dolma, President, Delhi State Branch

·         Vote of Thanks (Final Day): Dr V. Indumathy, Secretary, Delhi State Branch

The event was coordinated under the capable leadership of:

·         Coordinator: Mr Mansingh Jat, Chairperson, Nursing Service Committee

·         Co-Coordinator: Ms Santosh Singh, Chairperson, Socio-Economic Welfare Committee

Webinar Sessions

The webinar was structured into seven detailed modules, with each session conducted from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Renowned experts facilitated these sessions, ensuring participants gained in-depth knowledge of ECG principles and applications.

Session Highlights

Day1 (21^st Dec 2024-Module 1): ECG Essentials: Conduction System and Basic Principles

Speaker:  Ms. Anu James
This session focused on introducing participants to the conduction system of the heart and the foundational principles of ECG interpretation. The speakers provided clear explanations supported by practical examples.

Day 2 (22^nd Dec2024, Module 2): The Physics Behind Cardiac Axis: The Super Axis Man

Speaker: Mr. Arun EV
Participants explored the physics and mechanics of the cardiac axis. This session clarified the clinical relevance of determining the cardiac axis in diagnosing heart conditions.

Day3 (23^rd Dec 2024, Module 3): The Pacemaker of the Heart: P Wave and Atrial Arrhythmias

Speaker: Ms Tenzin Dolma
The session delved into the role of the P wave as the heart’s pacemaker. Atrial arrhythmias were thoroughly explained, providing participants with diagnostic and management insights.

Day4 (24^th Dec 2024, Module 4): Understanding ECG Parameters

Speakers: Ms Anu James, Mr Arun EV
This module covered various ECG parameters, offering participants a deeper understanding of the technical aspects of interpreting ECG tracings.

Day 5 (28^th Dec 2024, Module 5): Ventricular Repolarization “The T Wave”

Speaker: Mr. Pramod
The session discussed the significance of the T wave in ventricular repolarization and its diagnostic implications.

Day 6 (29^th Dec 2025, Module 6): Understanding the Complex “ECG Waves in MI”

Speaker: Mr. Arun EV
This session emphasized identifying ECG changes indicative of myocardial infarction (MI). Real-life case studies were used to reinforce learning.

Day 7 (30^th Dec 2024, Module 7): ECG Virtual Workstation, TNAI Video Presentation, Post-test, and Feedback

Speakers: Mr. Arun EV
The final module provided a practical experience through the ECG Virtual Workstation.

  Performance Evaluation

A pre-test and post-test were conducted to measure the knowledge improvement among participants.

• Average Pre-Test Score: 4/14
• Average Post-Test Score: 11/14

The marked improvement in scores highlights the effectiveness of the webinar in enhancing participants’ understanding of ECG interpretation

Participants Detail

A total of 50 participants registered for the webinar series. Out of these, certificates were issued to 28 participants. Certificates were issued only to those participants who complied with the requirement to issue the certificates. Participants also viewed a video presentation about TNAI, followed by a post-test and feedback.

Participant Feedback

Participants expressed high satisfaction with the webinar’s content, structure, and delivery. The ECG Virtual Workstation was appreciated as a practical tool for applying theoretical knowledge. Many attendees acknowledged the relevance of the topics covered to their professional practice.

Acknowledgement

This event exemplifies TNAI’s commitment to fostering professional growth and excellence among nursing professionals. We look forward to organizing more such impactful learning opportunities in the future.

The Delhi State Branch of TNAI extends heartfelt thanks to the distinguished speakers for their dedication and expertise. Their contributions were instrumental in making the webinar a resounding success. Gratitude is also extended to all participants for their active engagement and constructive feedback.

Captured Moments

Date: 2nd December 2024
Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Topic: SAANS (Social Awareness and Action to Neutralize Pneumonia Successfully)
Audience: ANM Students
Occasion: Celebration of Newborn Week

The TNAI Delhi Branch successfully organized a webinar on the vital topic of SAANS for ANM students, commemorating Newborn Week. The event witnessed the active participation of around 60 ANM students and the ANM Institute’s teaching faculty.

Program Highlights:

1. Presidential Address:
   Ms Yangchen Dolma, the President of the TNAI Delhi Branch, inaugurated the webinar with her inspiring presidential address, extended a warm welcome to the esteemed speakers, teaching faculty, and participants and emphasised the critical role of ANM students in combating pneumonia as a part of newborn care.
2. Program Objectives & Importance:
   Ms Geeta Gulati (National Nightingale Awardee, 2023), ANM Representative of the TNAI Delhi Branch, introduced the session and elaborated on the objectives of the topic. Her presentation set the stage by underlining the importance of collective action to mitigate pneumonia among newborns.
3. Action Plan Presentation:
   Ms Savita, Joint Secretary of the TNAI Delhi Branch, comprehensively explained the action plan for implementing SAANS effectively. The participants highly appreciated her insights into strategies for awareness and preventive measures.
4. Vote of Thanks:
   The session, concluded by Dr. V. Indumathy, Secretary of the TNAI Delhi Branch, delivered a heartfelt vote of thanks, acknowledging the contributions of all speakers, faculty members, and students.

Outcome:

The webinar was a resounding success, and the response was overwhelming, with participants gaining valuable knowledge about pneumonia prevention in newborns. The interactive session fostered awareness and encouraged ANM students to take proactive roles in implementing the SAANS initiative.

This informative webinar was a fitting celebration of Newborn Week, contributing to the professional growth of ANM students and strengthening their commitment to public health initiatives.

Concerning the letter No.63/2024 dated 08/11/2024 received from AINPSEF, with the agenda to reinstate OPS through the National Mission for OPS (Bharat), we, the TNAI, Delhi Branch, appreciate your organisation for leading the drive to bring nationwide change to the Old Pension Scheme.

I am pleased to inform you that TNAI, in the Memorandum of TNAI HQ to the 7th CPC on behalf of the Nurses of India in July 2014, it has already been recommended in point No 9 subpoint (k) regarding the re-instatement of the old Pension Scheme. Henceforth, we at the TNAI Delhi state branch also extend support to AINPSEF in this drive of Peaceful demand. We believe that this collective cause is of immense importance to all the employees in ensuring their financial security post-retirement. This letter of support is an official expression of TNAI and our solidarity with the demand for reinstatement of OPS– Pension Jay Ghosh Rally.

With an optimistic vision that this rally will be a significant step towards achieving our shared goal of reinstatement of OPS. Thank you.

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The Delhi Branch State Level SNAI elections were held on 9th November 2024, from 9 am to 1 pm at S L Talwar Auditorium, Moolchand Hospital, New Delhi. The election event started with a prayer song by the students of Smt Janak Rani Talwar School of Nursing; Dr V Indumathy, Secretary of TNAI Delhi State Branch, delivered a Welcome address, which was followed by a Lamp Lighting ceremony by the dignitaries, Dr Gayatri Talwar, Director, Moolchand Hospital, Ms Bindu Verma, Principal, JRT School of Nursing, Mrs Annie Kumar, Vice President, North Region, Mrs Vatchala Dhinakaran, Assistant Secretary General, TNAI and Dr V. Indumathy, Secretary and all EC Members of the TNAI Delhi Branch. The dignitaries delivered the special keynote address to the student contestants.

 A total of 45 students from 9 colleges participated in the election, out of which 33 contestants were nominated for the post of Chairperson (7), Vice Person (7), Joint Secretary (7), SNAI Treasurer (6), and SNAI Program Chairperson (6). The student contestants were asked to address the audience, and each contestant was given 1 minute to express themselves. The secret ballot box system followed while conducting the elections. The faculty in charge from other than the nominated colleges and EC members of the TNAI Delhi Branch were called to count votes. The results were announced by Madam Mrs Annie Kumar, Vice President of North Region, TNAI & Returning Officer of State SNAI elections; the Winners were felicitated by Annie Madam, Mrs Vatchala Dhinakaran, Assistant Secretary-General, TNAI, Dr V. Indumathy, Secretary of the TNAI Delhi State Branch and Mrs Savita Devi, Joint Secretary of TNAI Delhi State Branch; Dr Daisy Thomas, Chairperson Education and Research Committee (Interim); Dr Sharwan Kumar Dhaka, Chairperson Public Health Nursing Section) and Mrs Santosh Singh, Chairperson of the Socio-economic Welfare Committee of TNAI Delhi Branch.

The Winners of the Delhi State SNAI Elections 2024 were;

1. SNAI Chairperson – Ms Agnus Joseph (Holy Family CON)
2. SNAI Vice Chairperson – Ms Diya (Holy Family CON)
3. SNAI Secretary – Vacant
4. SNAI Joint Secretary – Ms Rupanshi (Panna Dai CON)
5. SNAI Treasurer – Ms Srishti (Holy Family CON) and
6. SNAI Chairperson Programme – Ms Alina Jipson (Holy Family CON).

The newly elected SNAI office bearers and outgoing SNAI office bearers, Ms Chanchal, Student Secretary & Ms Ujala, Chairperson Program, were felicitated by the dignitaries and EC Members.  The Delhi State SNAI Election adjourned at 1 PM with a Vote of Thanks by Mrs Savita Devi, Joint Secretary, TNAI Delhi Branch and refreshments were served.

With Regards 

Dr. V.Indumathy,

Secretary,

TNAI Delhi State Branch