• TNAI Uttar Pradesh State Branch

    All Executive Members of TNAI Uttar Pradesh State Branch
  • TNAI Uttar Pradesh State Branch

    All Executive Members of TNAI Uttar Pradesh State Branch
  • TNAI Uttar Pradesh State Branch

    All Executive Members of TNAI Uttar Pradesh State Branch

Report on International Webinar Series Organized by TNAI U.P. State Branch On the Occasion of International Nurses Day 2025

Posted by: | Posted on: May 26, 2025

The Trained Nurses’ Association of India (TNAI), Uttar Pradesh State Branch, in collaboration with Rama College of Nursing, SINPS, and Dnip Care, successfully organized an International Webinar Series from 7th to 14th May 2025 to commemorate International Nurses Day. This insightful event was held daily from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, bringing together nursing professionals, educators, and students from around the world to reflect on the evolving role of nurses in today’s healthcare landscape.

Objectives

To celebrate the contribution of nurses to global health.

To foster international collaboration in nursing education and practice.

To inspire future directions in healthcare through insights shared by global leaders in nursing and medicine. Summary of Sessions

Day 1: 07 May 2025
Speaker: Ms. Karen Drayton (Australia)
Topic: “A Voice to Lead – A Vision for Future Health Care”
Ms. Drayton highlighted the crucial role of nurses in shaping future healthcare systems, stressing the importance of leadership, innovation, and patient advocacy.

Day 2: 08 May 2025
Speaker: Dr. Rakesh Garg
(Onco-Anesthesiologist and Palliative Medicine Specialist, Delhi)
Topic: “Palliative Care”
Dr. Garg emphasized the value of palliative care in improving the quality of life for patients with chronic and terminal illnesses, advocating for a multidisciplinary approach in nursing.

Day 3: 09 May 2025
Speaker: Dr. Renu Susan Thomas
(President, TNAI Kerala)
Topic: “Nurses Make a Difference”
Dr. Thomas inspired attendees with stories and evidence of how nurses play a transformative role in patient care, community well-being, and health system improvements.
Day 4: 10 May 2025
Speaker: Dr. Prema Balusamy
( Assistsnt Professor, at university of Hair Al Batin ,Saudi Arbia )
Topic: “Closing the Gap from Evidence to Action”
Dr. prema underscored the importance of evidence-based nursing practice and translating research into actionable care strategies to improve health outcomes.
Day 5: 14 May 2025
Speaker: Dr. Ropa Rawat Singhvi
Topic: “Our Nurses, Our Future: The Economic Power of Care”
Dr. Singhvi highlighted the economic significance of nursing in healthcare, calling for increased investment in nursing education, workforce development, and policy leadership.
Conclusion
The International Webinar Series was a significant milestone in professional development and global engagement for the nursing community. Organized by the TNAI U.P. State Branch, it provided an enriching platform for knowledge exchange, skill enhancement, and collective celebration of the nursing profession. The sessions echoed the spirit of International Nurses Day 2025, empowering nurses to lead change and champion health through excellence in care.





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