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ABOUT THE COLLEGE

It is a matter of great pride that the Sumandeep Nursing College under the patronage of Sumandeep Vidyapeeth came in to existence in 2006.

The primary concern of Sumandeep nursing college is to develop through education and training, compassionate, professionally excellent, ethically sound individuals who will go out as competent nurse for healing communities. Their service may be promotive, preventive, curative, rehabilitative or palliative aspects of health care. Sumandeep nursing college provides a culture of caring while perceiving its commitment to professional excellence.

Sumandeep Nursing College absorbs the clinical resources to facilitate the learning needs of nursing students at Dhiraj hospital, which is a constituent of Sumandeep Vidyapeeth with 1360 bedded multi- specialty hospital. Dhiraj hospital offers super specialty, comprehensive services at minimal cost by keeping in mind the economic constraints of patients especially of rural areas.

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NNC– 2016 CNE”S DAY CELEBRATIONS ACADEMICS NEW COURSES PHOTOGALLERY

EDITORIAL BOARD

PATRON DR. H.N RAVINDRA

PRNCIPAL, SNC

EDITORIAL STAFF

MR. NIRMAL RAJ ASSO. PROFESSOR

MR. SURESH V ASSO. PROFESSOR

MR. RAJESH P ASSO. PROFESSOR

MR. SWAMY PGN ASST. PROFESSOR

MR. KEVIN CHRISTIAN

ASST. PROFESSOR

Miss.SIJO KOSHI ASSI. PROFESSOR

NURSING TIMES PUBLISHED BY SUMANDEEP NURSING COLLEGE

A constituent of SUMANDEEP VIDYAPEETH Deemed to Be University

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"The pursuit of

perfection, then,

is the pursuit of

sweetness and

light."

I am very excited to see the second edition of the Nursing Newsletter NURSING TIMES because it represents a celebration of nursing as a profession and a discipline unlike any other. It is a joy to read all of the activities carried out by our institution throughout the last one year. Sumandeep Nursing College has many great things on the horizon for 2016-17. The College continues to graduate many great nursing professionals, we are moving nursing science forward in new and innovative ways, we are launching new courses in the coming academic year, started functioning as separate faculty under SUV are only a few of the exciting things happening here at the College.

I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all faculties for your hard work and commitment to our college, and thank you to everyone who has contributed to this publication as well. - Dr. H.N Ravindra

PRINCIPAL

DR. H N RAVINDRA

FROM THE DESK OF PATRON

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INAUGURATION

ON 6TH FEBRUARY 2016,

8.00AM TO 6.00 PM

AT MEDICAL AUDITORIUM SBKSMI AND RC

THEME: “Preparing midwives

for tomorrow”

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SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS

Total 5 sessions conducted between 9.00 am to 3.00 pm

Scientific session started at 9:15 am. By Mrs. Murial Christie, Associate professor of OBG Nursing from JG college of Nursing.she took the lead session on New trends in Midwifery: Education.

Second scientific session commenced at 10:35 am. By by Ms. Sijo Koshy, HOD of OBG Nursing from Sumandeep Nursing College, on the topic New trends in Midwifery: Practice.

Third scientific session commenced at 11:40 am. By Mrs. Sophia Thomas, Associate professor of OBG Nursing from Joitiba College of Nursing on the topic New trends in Midwifery: Research.

Fourth session embarked at 2 pm by Mrs. Sunandha K.P. Associate professor of OBG Nursing from Shandra Shroff Rofel college of Nursing threw light on the topic New trends in Midwifery: Profession

New trends in Midwifery: Research.

Fourth session embarked at 2 pm by Mrs. Sunandha K.P. Associate professor of OBG Nursing from Shandra Shroff Rofel college of Nursing threw light on the topic New trends in Midwifery: Profession

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PAPER PRESENTATION

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Distribution of certificates and souvenir to

the delegates marked an end to an eventful

day. Certificate was distributed by principal

of various colleges to all the delegates from

other colleges students.

VOTE OF THANKS

Timings : 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Venue : Medical Auditorium, SBKSMI & RC& Conference hall.

Judges / Moderators : Mr. Ravindra H.N. (Principal, SNC, SV) and Mrs. Sunandha K.P.

(Associate Professor of OBG Nursing)

POSTER PRESENTATION

Gratitude is a polite virtue without it we cannot

feel success. Ms. Rita Thapa, Associate

Professor of OBG Nursing, SNC extended a

token of gratitude to one and all with a warm

vote of thanks

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CNE ONFORENSIC PSYCHIATRIC NURSING

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DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH NURSING

ON 8t

h

JANUARY 2015

CHIEF

GUEST—Dr. Lakhan katariya,

Department of

Psychiatry,

SVDU

INAUGURAL SESSION:

The CNE was inaugurated on 8th Jan

2015 by Dr. Punita Grover, At the

commencement of the programme Mrs.

Joslin Joseph welcomed and introduced the

Resource personnel and the participants

and presented the overview of the CNE.

THEME UNVEILING

Mr. Suresh .V, H.O.D, of Mental

Health Nursing, SNC unveiled the theme of

the CNE. He also gave an briefed about

the topic; Cognitive Behavior Therapy.

RESOURCE PERSON

Dr. Punita Grover. She gave an in

depth knowledge regarding CBT both its

theoretical part as well as its practical

application on the clients. It was also

discussed that which type of clients can be

recommended for CBT.

ROLE PLAY

The programme headed with a role play

performed by 3rd year BSc nursing students

which clearly depicted that which clients

could be given CBT.

CNE ON

CHILDEREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

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INAUGURAL SESSION: The CNE was inaugurated on 2nd FEB 2016

by the In charge Principal Ms. Sijo Koshy. At the outset Ms. Devangi Sharma welcomed and introduced Resource personnel and the participants and presented the overview of the CNE and briefed about the topic.

THEME UNFOLDING

Theme unfolding was done by Mr. Nirmal Raj E.V, HOD Pediatric Nursing, SNC. He has given an overview about the topic; special needs of children. It included the disabilities of children, Measuring the extent of disability, classification of disabilities.. Etc. And also he gave explanation about various dimensions of disabilities.

SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS

1. Special Needs of Children with Congenital Abnormalities

2. Special Needs of children with Developmental delay.

3. Special Needs of Children with Chronic illness.

4. Special Needs of Children with Functional Disabilities.

5. Special Needs of Handicapped Children.

A Role play was performed by the third year B.Sc. Nursing students as an introductory part of the scientific sessions. They clearly sketched the family influences of children in forming their behavior. The approach of parents towards growing child, negligence, ignorance, ego, were clearly described by the presenters.

Department of Paediatric Nursing, Sumandeep Nursing College. 2ND FEBRUARY 2016, 9.00 am to 1.00 pm.

AUDITORIUM, SBKSMI & RC

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SCIENTIFIC

SESSIONS

WORKSHOP ON BIO MEDICAL WASTE

MANAGEMENT

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Workshop On:‘Re-Use Prevention, Painless Injection And Healthcare Worker Safety &

Safe Injection’

26th & 27th February, 2015. 10:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Venue:- Multi-purpose Hall, Sumandeep Nursing College.

Mr. Nirav Bhagad, Area Sales manager, BD India & Mr. Vinayak Zaware, Sales Officer, BD India in collaboration with Sumandeep Nursing College, SV organized a two days series workshop on ‘Re-use Prevention, Painless Injection And Healthcare Worker Safety & Safe Injection’.

A series of workshop was organized by Meiosis, BD in collaboration with

Sumandeep nursing College on 26th &

27th February, 2015. Overall 150 staff of Dhiraj hospital & nursing college has attended workshop. A total of 410 participants took part in the workshop. The participants included nursing staff of Dhiraj hospital, nursing staff & UG

& PG, 3rd Year G.N.M. nursing students of Sumandeep Nursing College.

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Pharmaco vigilance Awareness programme’

on 18th February, 2015.

The programme has brought

awareness regarding focus on adverse

reactions that takes place due to drug,

medical devices or any specific therapy.

Every single adverse reaction has to be

informed to the pharmaco vigilance committee by filling pharmacovigilance

adverse reaction sheet. Dr. Bhagya, HOD,

Department of Pharmacology & Mr. Nitin Patel, Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacology, Sumandeep Vidyapeeth were invited to have lecture on Awareness regarding Pharmaco vigiliance.

Mr. Nitin Patel, Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacology, showed the case of levofloxacin induced hypoglycemia in patient of Dhiraj hospital.

SCIENTIFIC SESSION

WORKSHOP ON PHARMACOVIGILANCE

Quantitative research," also called "empirical research," refers to any research based on something that can be accurately and precisely measured. For example, it is possible to discover exactly how many times per second a hummingbird's wings beat and measure the corresponding effects on its physiology (heart rate, temperature, etc.).

"Qualitative research" refers to any research based on something that is impossible to accurately and precisely measure. For example, although you certainly can conduct a survey on job satisfaction and afterwards say that such-and-such percent of your respondents were very satisfied with their jobs, it is not possible to come up with an accurate, standard numerical scale to measure the level of job satisfaction precisely.

It is so easy to confuse the words "quantitative" and "qualitative," it's best to use "empirical" and "qualitative" instead.

Hint: An excellent clue that a scholarly journal article contains empirical research is the presence of some sort of statistical analysis

Quantitative research Qualitative research

Considered hard science Considered soft science

Objective Subjective

Deductive reasoning used to synthesize data

Inductive reasoning used to synthesize data

Focus—concise and narrow Focus—complex and broad

Tests theory Develops theory

Basis of knowing—cause and effect relationships

Basis of knowing—meaning, discovery

Basic element of analysis—numbers and statistical analysis

Basic element of analysis—words, narrative

Single reality that can be measured and generalized

Multiple realities that are continually changing with individual interpretation

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Case study Attempts to shed light on a phenomena by studying in-depth a single case example of the phenomena. The case can be an individual person, an event, a group, or an institution.

Grounded theory To understand the social and psychological processes that characterize an event or situation.

Phenomenology Describes the structures of experience as they present themselves to consciousness, without recourse to theory, deduction, or assumptions from other disciplines

Ethnography Focuses on the sociology of meaning through close field observation of sociocultural phenomena. Typically, the ethnographer focuses on a community.

Historical Systematic collection and objective evaluation of data related to past occurrences in order to test hypotheses concerning causes, effects, or trends of these events that may help to explain present events and anticipate future events.

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Types of research design

 Descriptive or observational

casecase seriescross-sectionalcohort or prospective or longitudinalcase-control or retrospective

 Experimental or longitudinal or repeated-measures

without a control group    time series    crossoverwith a control group

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RESEARCH BLOG

Nurses distracted by smartphone use during clinical practice: Italian validation of the “Nurses' use of Personal Communication Devices (PCD) questionnaire” MarcoDi MuzioaChristianNapolibMassimoFiorinellicGiovanni BattistaOrsid

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0897189719300412

The impact of perceived workload on nurse satisfaction with work-life balance and intention to leave the occupation PeterHollandaTse LengThambCathySheehancBrianCooperc

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0897189719301831

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Interesting facts about Human body

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WORLD HEALTH DAY : 7TH APRIL 2015

NURSING TIMES

A panel discussion was organized on WHO Theme 2015 i.e. ‘From farm to Plate: Make food safe’ on

7th April, 2015 at Sumandeep Nursing College. The participants included nursing faculty, UG & PG nursing students of Sumandeep Nursing College. A total of 164 nursing students attended the panel discussion.

The topic was initiated by the moderator and Ravindra Sir invited all the panelists to join in the discussion regarding food safety.

The moderator introduced the topic and invited all panelists to put in their views and ideas regarding the topic ‘From farm to Plate: make food safe’.

DATE : 7TH APRIL 2015

‘From Farm to Plate: Make food

safe’

INTERNATIONAL NURSE ’S DAY : 12TH MAY 2015

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Date: - 12th MAY 2015 9:00 – 4:00 p.m.

Venue: - Lecture Hall 2 , Sumandeep Nursing College.

3rd year BSc nursing gave an orientation speech on nurses day. She covered on the significance of nurse’s day. From the Pbbsc department, two students.i.eVishal Chauhan and Nikita Parmar also shared their opinion on the sacrifice of Florence nightingale. They reiterated on the golden quote,“if you save a life, you are a hero but if you save 100lives then you are a nurse”

SIGNIFICANCE

As a part of the International day

for Nurses, we, the staff and students of Sumandeep nursing college, observed the day in the Lecture hall through a program

on Nurses day Mr. Suresh V the acting principal of the college inaugurated the theme of the program. He elaborated on the theme “Nurse: a force to change care effective and cost effective”, he gave a motivational speech to boost the noble nursing profession

Activities performed Poster Competition & presentation Guided imagery (Relaxation

Technique)

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COMMITTEES

NURSING TIMES

COMMITTEE INCHARGE

BOS CHAIRMAN DR. RAVINDRA H.N

PhD, HR, EBES MR. SURESH V

HRRP MR. SWAMY PGN

IRC

IQAC INSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE

IQAC UNIVERSITY COMMITTE MR. NIRMAL RAJ E V

ANTI RAGGING COMMITTEE

CCES MR. RAJESH P

FEEDBACK SYSTEM

FDC MR. KEVIN CHRISTIAN

SPORTS AND CULTURAL COMMITTE MRS. RUHI VARGHESE

ISR

CURRICULUM COMMITTEE MRS. YAIPHA

CCEF

WOMEN WELFARE COMMITTEE MRS. POONAM GADIYA

GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL

MENTORSHIP PROGRAMME MR. NITIN SHARMA

LIBRARY COMMITTE MRS. BHUMIKA PATEL

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MRS. SONAL PATEL

INSTI. EXAM COORDINATOR MR. ISMAIL P A

JIHS MR. VIJAY RADDY

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RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT –2016

ONGOING COMPLETED

FACULTY 17 1

PG 14 24

UG 17 3

FACULTY OF NURSING

Congratulations !!! The Board of management has approved the

formation of ‘FACULTY OF NURSING” as separate faculty

under Sumandeep Vidyapeeth on 11.07.2017, with Ref. No.

SVDU/R/1067/2017-18.

Our heart felt thanks to the Board of Management

Sumandeep Vidyapeeth.