A Continuing Nursing Education (CNE) program focused on Geriatric Nursing was successfully held at Command Hospital Western Command, drawing healthcare professionals dedicated to enhancing elderly patient care standards. The event featured a diverse assembly of participants, including delegates from outstation locations and nursing staff from various hospitals in the tri-city area, creating a collaborative environment for exchanging valuable knowledge and expertise.
The comprehensive agenda of the CNE concentrated on key concepts of geriatric nursing, encompassing critical areas such as management of elderly patients, palliative care strategies, rehabilitation techniques, and recent advancements in geriatric healthcare. The discussions were designed to bolster clinical competencies and foster a patient-centered approach, ultimately aiming to improve the overall quality of life for the elderly population.
A standout feature of the event was the e-poster competition, which energized participants and highlighted innovative research and methodologies in the field of geriatric nursing. The competition facilitated a platform for showcasing creative solutions to challenges faced in elderly care, encouraging the sharing of ideas among attendees. Additionally, skill stations were established throughout the conference, providing hands-on learning experiences that captivated participants and enriched their practical knowledge.
The successful execution of the CNE on Geriatric Nursing underscored the Indian Army’s dedication to advancing healthcare training. By equipping nursing professionals with essential skills, the program aims to ensure that caregivers are prepared to deliver holistic and compassionate care to the aging population, thereby reinforcing the commitment of healthcare institutions to improving the well-being of older adults.
