(A4 size envelope cover and write on the cover page as “Delhi State Nursing Excellence Award 2026”)

Last Date to send the Application is 30th April 2026 (ONLY HARD COPY of Applications Entertained)

Kindly send/submit the filled-in Application forms with all the required documents addressed to :

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

Download the Application from the link attached here:

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Date of SNAI Election: 13 March 2026
Venue: Florence Nightingale College of Nursing, GTB Hospital, Delhi

The Student Nurses’ Association of India (SNAI) Election Program for the academic year 2026 was successfully conducted at Florence Nightingale College of Nursing, GTB Hospital, Delhi. The purpose of organising the election program was to promote leadership, responsibility, and active participation among student nurses.

The program was organised systematically in the presence of distinguished dignitaries, faculty members, and student representatives from various nursing institutions.

SNAI Election Inauguration:

The program commenced with the registration of SNA representatives from 9:00 to 9:30 AM. The program started with Lamp Lighting and Saraswati Vandana, symbolising knowledge and wisdom.

The Welcome Address was delivered by Ms D. Shanthi Sankar, Delhi State SNAI Advisor, who warmly welcomed the chief guests, dignitaries, faculty members, and all students. In her address, she highlighted the importance of leadership among student nurses. She encouraged students to ensure a fair and transparent election process and to select capable leaders who could effectively serve the Student Nurses Association of Delhi Branch.

The dignitaries were felicitated with saplings as a symbol of appreciation and sustainability.

This was followed by the Presidential Address by Ms Yangchen Dolma, President, TNAI Delhi State Branch, who motivated the students to participate in the election process actively and emphasised the importance of conducting a fair election.

The Special Note Address was delivered by Ms T. S. Hameed, Principal, Florence Nightingale College of Nursing. She appreciated the initiative taken to organise the election program and encouraged students to uphold professional ethics, teamwork, and commitment in their nursing careers.

Mrs S. Vatchala Dhinakaran, National SNAI Advisor & Assistant Secretary General, TNAI HQ, delivered a Keynote Address on SNAI. She explained the structure, objectives, and various activities of SNAI. She also informed the participants that SNAI elections will now be held annually, to provide more opportunities for students to participate in the electoral process and to develop leadership skills, teamwork, confidence, and organisational abilities.

SNAI Voting Process

Before the commencement of the election, Ms Bhavesh, Principal, VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital College of Nursing, and Returning Officer for the 2026 SNAI Elections, clearly explained the rules and regulations of SNAI Elections to all participants to ensure transparency, fairness, and the smooth conduct of the election process.

The election was planned for three positions, but held for only two, namely;

1. SNAI Chairperson  
2. SNAI Joint Secretary

The ANM Student Representative Post was declared elected before the start of the SNAI Election process by the Returning Officer. All other remaining posts—SNAI Vice Chairperson, SNAI Secretary, SNAI Treasurer, and SNAI Programme Chairperson—were declared unopposed on 3^rd March 2026, as per SNAI Circular, due to no opponent contesting the above-mentioned posts.

Following this, the contestants’ self-introductions were conducted, during which each candidate introduced themselves, shared their vision and plans for strengthening SNAI activities, and asked for a vote and support.

The election was conducted from 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM, followed by vote countingunder the supervision of the Returning Officer and TNAI Executive members. The results were officially declared by the Returning Officer, Ms Bhavesh, Principal, VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital.

Declaration of Elected Candidates

The following candidates were elected to the SNAI Executive Committee 2026 of TNAI Delhi State Branch:

• SNAI Chairperson: Ms Ridham Saini – PD CON (Elected by Open Election)
• SNAI Vice Chairperson: Ms Anshika Gautam – Kasturba College of Nursing (Declared Unopposed)
• SNAI Secretary: Ms Naincy Kumari Sharma – RAK College of Nursing (Declared Unopposed)
• SNAI Joint Secretary: Ms Nivedhya Venu Gopal – Apollo School of Nursing (Elected by Open Election)
• SNAI Treasurer: Ms Simranjeet Kaur – JRT School of Nursing (Declared Unopposed)
• SNAI Programme Chairperson: Ms Irtiqa Farooq – Florence Nightingale College of Nursing (Declared Unopposed)
• ANM Student Representative: Ms Sheetal – Rural Health Training Centre, Najafgarh (Elected by Open Election)

The dignitaries congratulated all the newly elected candidates and encouraged them to perform their duties with dedication, integrity, and enthusiasm for the progress of SNAI and the nursing profession.

Felicitation of Outgoing SNAI Office Bearers

A felicitation ceremony was held to recognise and appreciate the dedicated service of the outgoing SNAI office bearers, who were presented with a memento and a certificate.

The following outgoing members were felicitated:

• Ms Agnes Joseph – SNAI Chairperson
• Ms Diya Merin Josy – SNAI Vice Chairperson
• Ms Vidhi Bisht – SNAI Secretary
• Ms Rupanshi– SNAI Joint Secretary
• Ms Aleena Jepson – SNAI Programme Chairperson
• Ms Srishti – SNAI Treasurer
• Ms Sapna – ANM Student Representative

TNAI Delhi State Executive Members Present

The following TNAI Delhi State Branch Executive Members were present on the day of the event:

• Ms Yangchen Dolma – President
• Dr Rekha Anil Kumar – Vice President
• Ms Savita Devi – Joint Secretary
• Ms D. Shanthi Sankar– SNAI Advisor
• Ms Suman R. Kashyap – Chairperson, Membership Committee
• Ms Geeta Rani – ANM/LHV Representative Committee

Valedictory Session

During the Valedictory Session, the SNAI Executive Committee for 2025–2026 presented a report on their tenure, highlighting the various academic, cultural, and professional activities conducted during their term.

The program concluded with the Vote of Thanks delivered by Ms Savita Devi, Joint Secretary, TNAI, who expressed sincere gratitude to the dignitaries, special appreciation to the principal & organisers of Florence Nightingale College of Nursing, faculty members, and students for their valuable support and participation in making the event a grand success.

Theme: Empathic Healthcare and Meaningful Community Engagement of People Living with Multiple Long-Term Conditions (MLTCs)
Date: August 21–22, 2025
Time: 09:30 am – 4:00 pm IST
Venue: National Institute of Health and Family Welfare (NIHFW), New Delhi

Introduction

The Empowering Healthcare Professionals workshop was conducted by HRIDAY in collaboration with the Trained Nurses’ Association of India (TNAI) – Delhi Branch, with support from the National Institute for Health Care and Research (NIHR), University of Leicester, Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI), and Kathmandu Medical College.

The workshop was conceptualized as a sensitisation and co-creation programme to develop a structured course module on empathic healthcare and meaningful community engagement for healthcare workers, nursing professionals, and allied personnel. The event provided a platform for joint learning, dialogue, and curriculum development to strengthen the response to Multiple Long-Term Conditions (MLTCs).

Main Objective

The primary objective of the workshop was to co-create a comprehensive course module that integrates:
– Empathic healthcare and communication skills
– Cultural competence in healthcare delivery
– Strategies for effective community engagement and involvement (CEI)
– Behaviour change and self-care support methods for sustainable outcomes

Target Audience

The participants were members of the TNAI Delhi Branch, bringing in perspectives from:
 1. Community health services – frontline nurses, CHOs, PHNs, ANMs, ASHAs
 2. Hospital-based nursing care – across clinical specialities
 3. Medical and teaching institutions – educators and academic trainers

This diversity enriched the co-creation process by combining practical nursing experience, community realities, and academic insights.

Programme Details

Day 1: August 21, 2025
Opening Remarks: Framed the need for empathic healthcare and community engagement in MLTCs
Scientific Sessions included: HRIDAY & NIHR MLTCs programme overview, training goals, NCD burden, MLTC clusters and management challenges, health literacy and digital empowerment.
Breakout Sessions: Participants identified core elements for the course module, such as health literacy, use of digital tools, and self-care strategies
Closing: Reflections on empathy and knowledge-driven care

Day 2: August 22, 2025
Recap of Day 1: Dr. Priyanka
Scientific Sessions included: CEI strategies, Community Champion case studies, empathic patient care, implementation research, CEI models and art-based methods.
Breakout Sessions: Focused on shaping module components on empathy training, CEI frameworks, and trust-building
Closing: Feedback, certificate distribution, and finalisation of draft module outline

Workshop Outcome: Draft Course Module Framework

The co-creation process led to a detailed draft course module with the following components:

1. Understanding MLTCs and the Role of Empathy
   – Burden of NCDs/MLTCs, empathy in healthcare, patient narratives
2. Empathic Communication Skills
   – Active listening, non-verbal cues, handling difficult conversations, role-play
3. Cultural Competence in Care
   – Diversity, stigma, gender, self-reflection on bias
4. Community Engagement and Involvement (CEI)
   – CEI principles, Community Champions, case examples
5. Health Literacy and Digital Empowerment
   – Simplifying medical language, telemedicine, exercise: education material
6. Self-Care and Caregiver Empowerment
   – Patient-centred self-care, supporting caregivers, activity: care plan
7. Behaviour Change Communication (BCC)
   – Theories, motivational interviewing, activity: behaviour-change messages
8. Implementation, Reflection, and Art-Based Methods
   – Applying empathy/CEI in practice, overcoming barriers, storytelling, and action planning

Highlights

– HRIDAY–TNAI Delhi Branch collaboration enriched content with nursing perspectives
– Co-creation ensured practical, context-sensitive module design
– Community Champion stories grounded the framework in real-world realities
– Breakout sessions resulted in concrete, structured module content

Feedback and Outcome

Participants appreciated being co-creators of the module, rather than passive learners. They felt the framework would directly apply across hospital, community, and teaching settings, ensuring relevance and sustainability.

The Link for the workshop photos:

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Conclusion

The Empowering Healthcare Professionals workshop, conducted by HRIDAY in collaboration with TNAI Delhi Branch, achieved its goal of co-creating a course module on empathic healthcare and community engagement. By combining expert knowledge, nursing perspectives, and lived experiences, the workshop produced a practical framework for future capacity building. The programme concluded with certificate distribution, positive feedback, and a shared commitment to advancing compassionate and people-centred healthcare in India.https://01164546720-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/shishirendu_hriday-shan_org/EvLKaHcIMkVNqpO8dbK4jS4BmSzn3ibdKwEuYfrMuxh_Tg?e=qzcecA

Topic: World Hepatitis Day 2025: Let’s Break it Down
Date: 28th July 2025
Time: 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Cohort: Nursing professionals across India
Total Participants: 274

Introduction:

In observance of World Hepatitis Day 2025, Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing, in collaboration with the Trained Nurses Association of India (Delhi Branch) and ECHO India, organised a virtual program (online Zoom Webinar) titled “World Hepatitis Day: Nursing Insights.”

Aim:

The event aimed to raise awareness among nursing professionals about hepatitis prevention, early detection, and the vital role of nurses in liver health.

Session Details:

Hepatitis, a group of infectious diseases affecting the liver, continues to be a global health concern. With this year’s theme, “Let’s Break It Down,” the session focused on demystifying hepatitis-related stigma, promoting vaccination, and strengthening preventive care through the nursing workforce.

• The session began with an introduction by Mrs. Madhumita Dey, Associate Professor & Head of Department (HOD), Continuing Education Department, Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing, followed by,
• Welcome address given by Dr. Daisy Thomas, Acting Vice Principal, Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing & Chairperson, Nursing Education & Research Committee, TNAI Delhi State Branch
• Dr. Sandeep Bhalla, Vice President, ECHO India, delivered the Special Address
• Mrs. Yangchen Dolma, President, TNAI – Delhi State Branch, delivered the Presidential Address
• A keynote address was delivered by Dr. Achala, Assistant Director General (Nursing), DGHS, MoHFW, highlighting the national vision on hepatitis control and the frontline role of nurses.
• The program addressed a case presentation by Ms. Shanu, Senior Nursing Officer, VMMC & SJH, which sparked interactive engagement from attendees.

• The session on “Nursing Insights” was taken by Dr. Mini George, Principal, College of Nursing, ILBS, New Delhi, who shared in-depth knowledge about the burden of Hepatitis, its disease aspect, diagnostic and preventive strategies, clinical care with special emphasis on comprehensive nursing action at various capacities.

Question / Answer Session:

This session witnessed participants’ insightful questions, particularly around Hepatitis Vaccination Protocols and Practices.

Vote of Thanks:

The program concluded with a vote of thanks by Mrs. Jisha Srivastava, Faculty, Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing.

Captured Moments:

Date: 7^th July 2025

Venue: St Stephen’s Hospital Auditorium

Organised By: St Stephen’s Hospital, Department of Respiratory Medicine & College of Nursing

In Collaboration with: TNAI Delhi Branch

Participants: Nurse Educators, Nurse Administrators, Nursing Officers and Students

Introduction:

A one-day workshop titled “Lung Health Matters: Empowering Nurses for Better Respiratory Care” was conducted by the College of Nursing, Nursing Department & Department of Respiratory Medicine, St. Stephen’s Hospital, in collaboration with the Trained Nurses Association of India (TNAI), Delhi Branch. The workshop was addressed by National Office bearers of TNAI HQ and Executive members of TNAI Delhi Branch.

Aim:

• The workshop aimed to enhance the knowledge about lung health and skills of nursing professionals in managing respiratory conditions—an area of crucial importance, especially in today’s healthcare landscape.

Objectives of the Workshop

• To understand the anatomy and physiology of the lungs
• To identify significant risk factors affecting lung health
• To promote early detection and prevention of respiratory diseases
• To discuss modern diagnostic and treatment modalities
• To encourage public health action and advocacy for cleaner air

Inauguration and Opening Session

The workshop commenced with a welcome address by Ms. Elizabeth Santosh (Nursing Superintendent, SSH), followed by an inaugural speech by Dr Sudhir C Joseph (Director, SSH), who emphasised the urgent need to address air quality as a significant threat to lung health. The keynote address was delivered by Dr Shamim Akhtar (HOD, Respiratory Medicine), a pulmonologist, who highlighted the rising incidence of COPD, asthma, and lung cancer in both urban and rural populations. The TNAI National President and Guest of Honour, Mrs Annie Kumar, delivered a special address on an overview of TNAI to the gathering.

Technical Sessions

The workshop was divided into the following sessions:

1. Asthma Management and Guidelines:
   Dr.Shubham, Respiratory Physician, provided an overview of lung anatomy and common diseases like Asthma.
2. Oxygen Delivery, Devices and Medications:
   A session on the oxygen therapy, devices used commonly, and treatment protocols, including medications, was conducted by Dr Madhu, Respiratory Physician.
3. Non-Invasive Ventilation and Mechanical Ventilation:
   This session focused on artificial ventilation and its management of long-term respiratory conditions. Dr Shamim Akthar, HOD of Respiratory Medicine, conducted this session.
4. Nursing Role in Respiratory Disorders:

This session focused on the roles and responsibilities of nurses while handling patients with respiratory disorders.

5. Practical Session:
   Participants were taught about the care of the intercostal tubes, proper use of inhaler devices, introduced to the use of spirometry, inhaler techniques, ventilator mode settings and preparation of patients for the diagnostic procedures of the respiratory disorders like bronchoscopy, thoracoscopy, endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS) and bronchial artery embolisation (BAE).

Valedictory Session:

The workshop concluded with a vote of thanks from the organisers and a post-test and certificate distribution. Feedback was collected from participants, with most reporting that the sessions were explained in detail, with relevant practical sessions

Summary:

TNAI Delhi Branch extend heartfelt thanks to St. Stephen’s Hospital’s excellent collaborative workshop opportunity and special thanks to all the resource persons, organisers, and enthusiastic nursing professionals whose participation made this event successful. Together, we strive for excellence in patient care and professional development.

Because lung health truly matters!

 Date: 05th July 2025        

Time: 03:00 PM – 04:00 PM

Mode: Online

The Trained Nurses Association of India (TNAI), Delhi Branch, in collaboration with the National Apex Coordinating Centre, NIMHANS, Bengaluru, organised a webinar on “Tele MANAS – An Overview.”

Aim of the Webinar:

   The Webinar session aimed to create awareness about the Tele MANAS initiative and its role in strengthening mental health services across the country. 

Participants of the Webinar:

The webinar drew 167 participants, including 99 registered attendees and 68 spot participants, comprising staff nurses, academicians, and nursing students from various institutions across Delhi.

Webinar Session Highlights:

Dr. Rekha Anil Kumar, Vice President, TNAI Delhi Branch, moderated the session. Dr. V. Indumathy, Secretary, welcomed the gathering, setting the tone for the event.  Dr. Radhakrishnan G, Additional Professor of Nursing at NIMHANS and President of ISPN, delivered the keynote address, emphasising the importance of accessible tele-mental health services.  Mrs. Yangchen Dolma, President, TNAI Delhi Branch, presided over the session, appreciated the initiative, and invited the speakers.  Mr. Tamilpulavendran V, Nursing Tutor, Tele MANAS, NIMHANS, delivered the main presentation, highlighting the need, objectives, functioning, and current status of the Tele MANAS program.   Although Dr. C. Naveen Kumar, Professor & Head of the Community Psychiatry Unit, NIMHANS, could not join for unavoidable reasons, he extended his best wishes to all participants.

Discussion and Q/A Session:

Following the presentation, Dr. Balamurugan G, Assistant Professor of Nursing, NIMHANS, addressed participant queries and provided clarifications. The session was lively and interactive, with participants actively engaging in discussions and raising thoughtful questions, all of which were discussed and clarified by Dr Balamurugan.

Conclusion:

The webinar concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Rekha Anil Kumar, who acknowledged the contributions of the organising team, speakers, and enthusiastic participants. The session received positive feedback and was well-appreciated for its relevance and clarity.

Aim of the Movement:

The event aimed at gathering public and professional support to demand equal opportunities for all qualified nursing professionals, regardless of gender.

Signature Campaign:

A signature campaign was organised on 16th June 2025 by the Joint Working Committee to protest against the gender-based recruitment ratio of 80 Female:20 Male for Nursing Officer and Senior Nursing Officer positions in AIIMS and ESIC institutions.

The TNAI Delhi State Branch actively participated in the campaign. Members and nursing professionals from various institutions gathered to register their protest by signing in large numbers, marking a strong and peaceful resistance to the discriminatory recruitment policy.

Support for Dharna:  

On 22nd June 2025, a massive Dharna (protest demonstration) was organised at Jantar Mantar, Delhi against the gender discriminatory (80:20) recruitment policy in nursing services. This Dharna witnessed participation from numerous nursing professionals, students, and members of TNAI and other nursing associations.

Representative Executive Committee Members from the TNAI Delhi Branch

• Ms. Yangchan Dolma, President, TNAI Delhi State Branch
• Mr. Man Singh Jat, Chairperson, Nursing Services Committee
• Ms. Geeta, ANM Representative

The participants strongly raised their voices against the unfair gender ratio, calling it a violation of constitutional equality and professional dignity. The event featured slogans, placards (such as “Stop Gender Discrimination”) and peaceful sit-ins to raise public and governmental awareness.

Conclusion

The above Signature Campaign and the Dharna reflect the unified stand of the nursing fraternity against gender-biased recruitment policies. These events are part of a growing movement calling for equality, merit-based selection, and professional respect within the Indian healthcare system.

The TNAI Delhi State Branch continues to lead and support such initiatives, ensuring the voices of all nursing professionals—regardless of gender—are heard and respected.

Theme: “Caring for Nurses, Strengthens Economies”

Date: 10th May 2025

Time: 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM

Venue: Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Auditorium, College of Nursing, Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (ILBS), Vasant Kunj, New Delhi

Organised By: TNAI Delhi Branch in association with College of Nursing ILBS, Vasant Kunj

Objective of the Program

The Nurses’ Day Celebration 2025 was organised to honour nurses’ contribution to healthcare delivery, emphasise their well-being, and recognise the economic value of nursing care. The program aimed to:

• Promote awareness about workplace safety and professional development.

• Address the emotional and physical well-being of nurses.

• Inspire innovation and leadership among the nursing fraternity.

• Celebrate nursing as a pillar of resilient and compassionate health systems.

Detailed Program Flow & Session Summaries

8:30 AM – 9:00 AM | Registration:

The day began with a warm welcome and a registration process.

9:00 AM – 9:45 AM | Session 1: Scientific Session:

Topic: Nursing Meets Technology: How AI is Changing Our Daily Work

Speaker: Dr. Harshvardhan Tevethia, Associate Professor, Hepatology, ILBS

This enlightening session highlighted the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in modern nursing. Dr. Tevethia explained how AI is used for patient monitoring, early detection of complications, decision support systems, and electronic documentation. He emphasised that nurses must be prepared to embrace these technological advancements to remain practical and relevant.

9:45 AM – 10:30 AM | Session 2: Interactive Session

Topic: Teamwork Makes the Shift Work: Building a Stronger Nursing Team

Presented by: MSc (Nursing) Students, ILBS; Moderated by: Dr. Sunita Srivastava

Students conducted an activity using the “Six Thinking Hats” technique to demonstrate team decision-making. They showed how clear communication, defined roles, and empathy build team efficiency in clinical settings. The audience actively participated, making this a fun and insightful session.

 Inaugural Ceremony: 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM

The formal inauguration of the Nurses’ Day celebration was held with grace and honour.

Program Highlights:

• MIME Performance: A soulful and moving Florence Nightingale-themed MIME was presented by ILBS students.

Mrs. Yangchen Dolma, President, TNAI Delhi Branch, welcomed all guests, emphasising this year’s theme and the day’s significance. All Dignitaries lit the ceremonial lamp as a symbol of knowledge, care, and commitment. Dr. Mini George, Principal, College of Nursing, ILBS, unveiled the theme and discussed its relevance to India’s healthcare system. Mrs. Annie Kumar, National President, TNAI HQ, acknowledged the spirit of Indian nurses and the vision for nursing growth nationwide. Mrs. Evelyn P. Kannan, Secretary-General, TNAI HQ, elaborated on the history, advocacy, and milestones of TNAI. Mrs. Cicily Babu, Senior Nurse Manager, ILBS, spoke of real-life challenges and triumphs in nursing services. Sr. Prof. Dr. S.K. Sarin, Director & Chancellor, ILBS, appreciated the dedication of nurses and called them the “heart of hospitals”. Dr. V. Indumathy, Secretary, TNAI Delhi Branch, delivered a Vote of Thanks. Felicitation of DHASNU President, Mr Sudhir Rupjee, Secretary, Mr Maneesh Prajapathi, TNAI Co-Ordinator, Mrs Taruna Sharma by TNAI Delhi Branch. Felicitation was also given to Dr Feba Gee Varghese for achieving the position of Associate Dean of the University School of Sciences, GSSIP University. Dr Shiny Chacko, National Treasurer of TNAI, explained the membership benefits to the participants.

11:45 AM – 12:30 PM | Session 3: Acknowledging the Unsung Nursing Heroes;

Topic: Our Impact, Our Future: Recognising the Value of Our Work

Speakers: • Ms. Deepti Damodaran, Consultant, Elsevier Publisher

                   • Sr. Preeti Margret, Director, Sparsh Bethany Health Centre

They discussed the evolving identity of nurses beyond caregiving: as educators, leaders, researchers, and advocates. The session inspired participants to claim their rightful space in healthcare decision-making.

12:15 PM – 1:00 PM | Session 4: Wellness Session:

Topic: Caring for Ourselves: Prioritising Nurses’ Well-being at Work

Dr. Neha Prabhakar, Hypnotherapist & Dr. Mohit Kumar Varshney, Associate Professor, Psychiatry, ILBS

This relaxing session included live demonstrations of deep breathing, mindfulness, and guided meditation. Speakers addressed stress, compassion fatigue, and burnout among nurses and encouraged self-care as a professional responsibility.

2:00 PM – 2:45 PM | Session 5: Role Play on Assertive Communication;

Topic: Our Nurses, Our Voice: Speaking Up and Leading from the Floor

Resource Person: Ms. Kiran Kanojia & Team (Nursing Officers, Kalawati Saran Children’s Hospital): Through role plays and case discussions, the team demonstrated how assertive communication and respectful dialogue help nurses raise patient care concerns, manage conflicts, and lead quality improvement initiatives.

2:45 PM – 3:30 PM | Session 6: Ergonomics for Nurses;

Topic: Body Mechanics and Ergonomics: Protecting Nurses at Work

Speaker: Dr. Mini George, Principal. ILBS College of Nursing

Moderator: Ms. Bharti Sachdeva

This hands-on session included demonstrations by students on safe lifting, correct posture, and workstation adjustments. Nurses were educated on preventing musculoskeletal injuries using simple ergonomic principles.

4:00 PM – 5:00 PM | Educational and Cultural Program

Students of the College of Nursing, ILBS, nursing officer of RML and Nurses from various esteemed hospitals performed their talents by beautifully choreographed dances, a heartfelt nursing skit, and melodious songs. The performances celebrated the spirit of nursing and left the audience inspired.

Outcomes of the Celebration

• Strengthened nursing networks and collaboration across institutions.

• Raised awareness about AI, safety, teamwork, and mental wellness.

• Inspired nurses to lead and speak up for their rights and patient care.

• Celebrated the legacy and future of nursing in India.