Date: 12th November to 14th November
Time: 9:30AM- 4:30 PM
Venue: Nursing Foundation Lab, Adult Health Nursing Lab.
Organized By: Ms. Monalisha Pal, Ms. Yuri Verma, Ms. Prachi Yadav, and Ms. Sonia Mehta
Expert Collaboration: Dr. Ashok Sharma, Mr. Divesh Makwana, and Mr. Ranjeet Meena
Support: Dr. Deepak Sethi, Dean of the School of Nursing, provided invaluable guidance and support for the successful execution of the event.
Participants: The workshop was designed for multiple batches, including:
- GNM 1st Year
- GNM 2nd Year
- BSc Nursing 1st Semester
- BSc Nursing 3rd Semester
- BSc Nursing 5th Semester
Introduction:
A three-day Critical Care Nursing Simulation Workshop was successfully organized from 12th to 14th November. This workshop aimed to enhance the practical knowledge and critical care skills of nursing students through hands-on simulation exercises, guided by experienced nursing educators and field experts.
Objectives of the Workshop
- To familiarize students with the essentials of critical care nursing.
- To develop skills in managing critical situations through simulated clinical scenarios.
- To foster teamwork, decision-making, and critical thinking among nursing students.
Activities Conducted
- Nasogastric tube Feeding Insertion with mannikins
- IV cannulation
- Neonate Intubation
- Adult Intubation
- Catheterization male & female
- Bio-medical Equipment
- Cardiac Monitor
- Oxygen concentrator
- Glucometer
- NRM Mask
- Nebulization
- Infusion Pump
- Bi-PAP & C-PAP
- Suction Machine
Workshop Highlights
- Expert Guidance: The collaboration with Dr. Ashok Sharma, Mr. Divesh Makwana, and Mr. Ranjeet Meena brought valuable insights into real-world critical care practices.
- Interactive Learning: The use of advanced simulation techniques and real-time feedback enabled students to engage actively and enhance their competencies.
- Skill Development: Students gained practical exposure to critical care equipment and scenarios, boosting their confidence for clinical practice.
Outcomes
- Improved understanding of critical care nursing concepts among participants.
- Enhanced skills in patient management during emergencies.
- Positive feedback from students regarding the workshop’s structure and content.
Acknowledgments
We express our gratitude to the organizing team, Ms. Yuri Verma, Ms. Prachi Yadav, and Ms. Sonia Mehta, for their dedication and seamless coordination. Special thanks to Dr. Ashok Sharma, Mr. Divesh Makwana, and Mr. Ranjeet Meena for sharing their expertise and enriching the workshop. Also, thanks to Dr. Deepak Sethi, Dean School of Nursing, Noida Internation University for providing invaluable guidance and support for the successful execution of the event.
Conclusion
The Critical Care Nursing Simulation Workshop was a significant step toward bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. The enthusiastic participation of students and the efforts of the organizing team ensured the success of this initiative, laying a strong foundation for future learning opportunities.
