Education on benefits of exercises for Psychiatric patients by III year BSc nursing students at Cadabams Rehabilitation centre Under the guidance of Dr Shamili Kowshik Professor and HOD of Psychiatric nursing department and Ms Ramyashree D R, Nursing Tutor.
Individual & group health education
Individual and group health education programme was conducted by 4th year B.Sc (N) students. This programme was conducted to give mainly health awareness, develop health attitude to promote the health and prevent the disease and also to improve the general conditions of the population who are living in particular geographical area. The students were given health education based on their need assessment of individual, families and community. The topic were dengue fever,
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Breathing Exercises and Muscle Relaxation Technique
Teaching breathing exercises and Muscle relaxation technique 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 on 23rd of April month
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World Health Day – 2024
Theme: “My health, my right”
The world health day was conducted on April 8th 2024 by Community Health Nursing department along with B.Sc. (N) 4th year students at Govt.school, Kethohalli, Bangalore. The main aim was to give awareness of school children regarding their health. The programme begins with prayer song followed by welcome speech. The nursing students were conducted group activities like hand washing technique, skit on personal hygiene and regular exercise. The programme was ended by pledge related to health.
Inservice Educational Programme – 2024
RajaRajeswari Medical College & Hospital has adopted Chunchnakuppe RHTC Centre under the Arogya Bandhu schemes its rural Center. The health center has its own building with OPD, inpatient facilities, pharmacy, minor OT and injection room etc. We are in the process of upgrading it to a 24×7 health center… IN RHTC, Chunchunkuppe Dept of community health nursing of RajaRajeswari College of nursing has conducted in-service educational programme TOPIC: BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT among health care workers of RHTC Chunchunkuppe.
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Nutritional demonstration program – 2024
A nutritional demonstration program was done in Kethohalli from 22nd April to 27th April 2024 collaborating with department of Community Health Nursing along with 4th year B.Sc (N) students. This program was conducted to provide education information on nutritional value of the foods, food quality and safety, methods of preservation, processing and handling, food preparation and eating to help them make the best choice of foods for an adequate diet. There were around 5 groups who performed the demonstration; there were many varieties of dishes prepared by the students. According to the age group, we prepared all the nutritious food which is helpful for their growth and development. Community members were happy to join with all of us. They were able to understand and study about the nutritional value of food available around them. The program ended by thanking the community people for the great co-operation.
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Report On Rural Field Experience At Kethohalli, Bangalore – 2024
From 1st April to 30th April 2024, the 4th year B.Sc (N) students of RajaRajeswari college of Nursing, embarked on a rural community field experience in Kethohalli, Bangalore. During this period, various impactful programs were conducted, including a School Health Program dedicated to promoting student well-being through health education and screenings. Additionally, world health day Programme was organized to educate the school children about their health, how to promote the health and prevent the diseases. Furthermore, they have conducted in-service education programme on “Biomedical waste management for health worker at RHTC centre, Chunchankuppe Bangalore.
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World Health Organization Day – 2024
Event: Report on World Health Organization Day
Date: 06-04-2024
Theme: “My health My right “
On 06/04/24, Raja Rajeshwari college of nursing has celebrated World Health Organization (WHO) Day with great enthusiasm and participation from students, faculty, and staff members. The event aimed to raise awareness about global health issues and promote healthy lifestyles among the college community.
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World Tuberculosis Day – Awareness Programme
Date: 07/03/2024
The School Health Program was efficiently conducted on 7th March 2024 by dedicated 3rd-year General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) students in the quaint village of Kethohalli, Bangalore. Under the guidance of Dr.Tejeshwari B.V, HOD & Professor, Mrs. Deepa B.M, lecturer, department of Community Health Nursing the GNM students meticulously executed the assessment, demonstrating their proficiency and commitment to community healthcare.
Amidst the tranquil surroundings of Kethohalli, these aspiring nurses diligently measured the height, weight, and Body Mass Index (BMI) of 60 school-going children, ensuring accuracy and reliability in the data collected. Their involvement not only contributed to the success of the program but also provided them with invaluable hands-on experience in public health initiatives. Through their active participation,
the GNM students showcased their dedication to promoting health and well- being within the local community. This collaborative effort between the healthcare students and the village of Kethohalli underscores the importance of community engagement and highlights the positive impact of grassroots initiatives in enhancing healthcare access and outcomes.
Report on Rural Field Experience at Kethohalli
From 4th March to 28th March 2024, the 3rd-year GNM students of RajaRajeswari School of Nursing, under the guidance of Dr. Tejeshwari B.V, HOD & Professor, and Mrs. Deepa B.M, Lecturer, embarked on a rural community field experience in Kethohalli, Bangalore. During this period,
various impactful programs were conducted, including a School Health Program dedicated to promoting student well-being through health education and screenings. Additionally, a Tuberculosis Day Awareness Programme was organized to educate the community about tuberculosis prevention, detection, and management, addressing a significant health concern in the area. Furthermore, in observance of Women’s Day, a special awareness program focused on women’s health issues, empowerment, and rights was conducted.
These initiatives aimed to contribute to the enhancement of health outcomes and overall community well-being in Kethohalli. The experience provided valuable insights into community health nursing practices, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and highlighting the unique challenges faced in rural healthcare settings. Overall, the field experience was a valuable learning opportunity for the students, inspiring them to continue serving communities through nursing interventions and advocacy.
