Continueing Nursing Education in RIMS
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| Director of RIMS Prof S. Sekharjit |
Imphal, May 28: The Continuing Nursing Education (CNE), second of its kind within a span of five months, was organised on Monday in the Jubilee hall by the Director of RIMS Prof S. Sekharjit. The College of Nursing was started in 2009. There are now 37 students in the First year and 33 in the second year. Prof Sekharjit disclosed that admission to the third batch would start by the end of July this year.
Prof AshiaQureshi, a professor of College of Nursing New Delhi was the guest of honour in the inaugural function. Prof N. Brajachand and Prof W. Gyaneshwar and Prof N. Damayanti were also in the dais.
In her brief speech Prof Qureshi said, "A person never stops learning. He begins learning from the mother's womb and stops only when he dies."
Prof AshiaQureshi, a professor of College of Nursing New Delhi was the guest of honour in the inaugural function. Prof N. Brajachand and Prof W. Gyaneshwar and Prof N. Damayanti were also in the dais.
In her brief speech Prof Qureshi said, "A person never stops learning. He begins learning from the mother's womb and stops only when he dies."
She was sure that this CNE would go a long way in updating the nursing knowledge to the students and teachers as well. Prof Gyaneswar also agreed with her on the learning process of the humans. Since the knowledge all kinds are ever changing such CNEs will be very helpful.
Prof Brajachand said that many burning issues like handling cancer patients or human resources management would be covered in the present CNE. Prof Sekharjit admitted that some of the nursing sisters including those who applied for the posts of tutors were so well read that he was amazed by the quick response replies they had given in a recent interview. They are well qualified and they will contribute their mites to the growth of the Colllege of Nursing in RIMS.
Prof Damayanti was sure that the nursing fraternity here would be benefitted by the knowledge Prof Qureshi is going to share. She underlined the imperative need for experience and knowledge in the profession to make the nurses successful.
A large number of professors, faculty members, administrative staff and teachers and students of College of Nursing were present in the inaugural function.
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