“Your dedication to caring for your patients is inspiring. Thank you for all the lives you touch”. National Doctors Day 2024, a special and inspirational message by our beloved Chairman Dr. A C Shanmugam.
Happy Birthday to our President Arun Kumar
On the special occasion of our beloved President RRGI, Sri ACS Arun Kumar ‘s Birthday, on 30th June,
We all wish “A very happy, healthy and prosperous birthday wishes to our beloved sir”.
Report On Rural Field Experience At Ganapathihalli Bangalore
From 1st May to 30th May 2024, the 4th year B.Sc (N) students of RajaRajeswari college of Nursing, embarked on a rural community field experience in Ganapathihalli, Bangalore. During this period, various impactful programs such as survey, Nutritional Demonstration programme, In-service education programme, Individual & group Health Education programme & School Health Programme were conducted. School Health Program dedicated to promoting student well-being through health education and screenings. Furthermore, they have conducted in-service education programme on “New health scheme in India” for health worker at RHTC centre, Chunchankuppe Bangalore.
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Lamp Lighting
The lamp lighting ceremony, a revered tradition in nursing, was held to honor and welcome the fresh batch (2023-24) of GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) and B.Sc Nursing students at Raja Rajeswari Nursing College on 03/06/24. This significant event marks the beginning of their journey into the noble profession of nursing.
Following the welcome address given by Mrs. Deepa, Assistant Professor a spiritual invocation was rendered, creating a serene and respectful atmosphere. The lamp lighting ceremony was then initiated by the Chief Guest, Dr. Hemalatha, Principal, Universal College of Nursing. She was accompanied by senior faculty members and nursing leaders, symbolizing the passing of knowledge and wisdom to the new generation.
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World Digestive Health Day
World Digestive Day, celebrated on 3.6.24 aims to raise awareness about digestive health and promote healthy digestive habits. This year Rajarajeshwari college of nursing participated in this global initiative by organizing a series of activities and educational sessions. Group presentations by students on various topics related to digestive health, such as the impact of diet on digestion, the role of probiotics, and the importance of fiber. The presentations were well-researched and informative, showcasing the students’ understanding and engagement with the topic. Feedback from participants was overwhelmingly positive. Many appreciated the informative sessions and practical tips provided. The interactive nature of the activities helped reinforce the importance of digestive health in a fun and engaging manner.
The World Digestive Day celebration at RRCN was a resounding success. The event effectively raised awareness about digestive health and provided valuable information and resources to the community. We look forward to continuing such initiatives in the future to promote health and well-being among our students and staff.
Nurses Day Celebration
Date: May 17th 2024
Venue: Raja Rajeshwari Medical College and Hospital
Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Nurses Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy at Raja Rajeshwari College of nursing on May 17, 2024, to honor and recognize the invaluable contributions of nurses to the healthcare sector. The theme for this year’s celebration was “Our nurses. Our future. The economic power of care”. The event aimed to highlight the critical role nurses play in patient care and to acknowledge their dedication and hard work.
World Schizophrenia Day
Title: World Schizophrenia Day
Date: 24th May 2024
Time: 10.00 am to 1.00pm
Venue: Lecture hall 4, RRMCH
Theme: “Celebrating the power of Community kindness”
On the occasion of world Schizophrenia day ( which is celebrated 24th May of every year ) III year BSc students organized the Schizophrenia Awareness programme at Kadamba Hall. The theme of this year celebration was “Celebrating the power of community kindness”
The event discussed and explained the causes, symptoms, treatment and prevention of schizophrenia through psychodrama. The programme was organised by Department of psychiatric nursing, and was guided by Dr Shamili Kowshik, HOD of psychiatric nursing department and was preceded by Dr Umadevi A K, Principal of Rajarajeshwari college of nursing, The chief guest for the programme was Dr Vishnuvardhan, HOD of department of Psychiatry, RRMCH,
All PG students of the Psychiatric department, RRMCH and BSc and GNM students of RRCN attended the programme.
Overall it was an informative programme.
Blood Donation Camp – 2024
Date: 21/05/2024
Time: 9:30am – 3:30pm
Venue: Rajarajeshwari College of Nursing, Bangalore
The blood donation camp organized by Raja Rajeswari college of nursing in collaboration with [Blood Bank-RRMCH was held on 21/05/24 at Raja Rajeshwari college of nursing. The camp aimed to contribute to the community by providing a platform for voluntary blood donation, raising awareness about the importance of blood donation, and supporting local blood banks.
The participation from students, staff, and community members was commendable. Many first-time donors expressed their willingness to donate regularly, and repeat donors reinforced their commitment to this life-saving cause.
Health Camps
The Swasth Mela health camps, organized in collaboration with Rajarajeswari Medical College and Hospital, witnessed active participation from nursing students. The initiative aimed to provide comprehensive healthcare services to the community and promote health awareness. Under the umbrella of Swasth Mela, various health camps were conducted, including the Ayushman health mela focusing on general health check-ups, screening for common ailments, and health education sessions. Additionally, the High-Risk Pregnancy Program aimed to support expectant mothers with specialized care and guidance to ensure safe pregnancies and childbirth.
The involvement of nursing students enhanced community engagement and facilitated the delivery of healthcare services. Through these camps, numerous individuals were reached, promoting preventive healthcare and early intervention. The collaborative efforts of healthcare professionals and students contributed significantly to improving health outcomes in the community.
The Swasth Mela health camps served as a platform for fostering community well-being and empowering individuals to prioritize their health. Such initiatives underscore the importance of collaborative efforts in addressing healthcare needs at the grassroots level.
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Methods of eating food for Psychiatric patient
Teaching proper methods of eating food for Psychiatric patients by III year BSc nursing students at Cadabams Rehabilitation centre Under the guidance of Dr Shamili Kowshik Professor and HOD of Psychitric nursing department and Ms Sahana B N, Nursing Tutor
