DNipCare in association with FOSA, Delhi and Echo India organized "Sensitization Training Programme on Palliative Care for University/College Students" on 12th April 2025

DNipCare in association with FOSA, Delhi and Echo India Organized a "Sensitization Training Programme on Palliative Care for University/College Students" on 12th April 2025.  

Mr. Subu Rahman, IAAS, President, DNipCare welcomed the dignitaries and the Student participants.  He has emphasized the role of Students in Palliative Care.  He has also detailed about the activities of DNipCare in the Palliative Care arena in this National Capital Territory of Delhi since the year 2008.  Programme Overview has been provided by Mr. KV Hamza, General Secretary DNipCare and also talked about the other intitiaves of the Organization.  Dr. KA Aysha Swapna, Principal, Farook College (Autonomous), delivered the key note address.  She has showcased the progress achieved by the students volunteers as well as the members of FOSA in the effective implementation of Palliative Care for the debilitating patients in Kerala.  Adv. Haris Beeran, Hon'ble Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha) and the Vice President of DNipCare inaugurated the Programme and addressed the audience highlighting the necessity of spreading Palliative Care awareness among the people, especially the younger generation.  Dr. Sushma Bhatnagar, Senior Consultant and Clinical Lead-Palliative Medicine, Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, New Delhi Immediate Past President, IAPC appreciated the efforts of DNipCare in bringing the Students into Palliative Care and talked on the necessity of involvement of everybody in the society for supporting the Palliative Care mission for the patients.  Dr. Rakesh Garg, Professor, Department of Onco-Anaesthesia and Palliative Medicine, Dr. B R A Institute Rotary Cancer Hospital and National Cancer Institute, AIIMS, New Delhi took the Session "Sensitizing on the essentiality and principles of Palliative Care" with adequate explanations and examples and answered each and every question raised by the enthusiastic participants.   Miss Siyana Siyad, Social Work Student of Jamia Millia Islamia summarized the Session proceedings at the end of the Session.  Mr. Suresh Thaliyaril, Vice President, DNipCare effectively coordinated the event.  Echo India representative Ms. Anjali provided full technical support to running the event successfully.  Over 200 students from different Universities attended the program.

 

Webinar on Palliative Care by Dayanand Sagar University - College of Nursing Sciences, Bangalore in association with DNipCare on 09th April 2025.

A Webinar on Palliative Care with the theme Empowering Nurses and Enhancing Communication for Quality End of Life Care is held by Dayanand Sagar University - College of Nursing Sciences, Bangalore in association with DNipCare on 09th April 2025.

 

 

DNipCare Charitable Palliative OP Medical Camp on 06th April 2025.

 

DNipCare Charitable Palliative OP Medical Camp in association with KMWA, Delhi on 06th April 2025 managed by the Volunteers Team of Dr. Blessy of Fortis Escorts Heart Institute, Dr. Timothy Samuel and Dr. Harimurali of East West Medical Centre, New Delhi supported by Mr. Nikhil Krishna Prasad Nursing Officer from Lal Bahadur Shastri Hospital, Mr. Ajmal, Nursing Officer of Safdarjung Hospital, Miss Akanksha Sharma and Miss Varsha KV, Counseling Psychologists of Beyond Words, along with other Volunteers  Mr. Abdul Kareem, Mr. Soma Sekharan, Dr. Bushair MT, Mr. Nanda Kumaran, Mr. Nadeem Suhaib, and Miss Shabnam Abbasi.

The following IIT Delhi Students have also volunteered today in the Camp:  Miss Eshika Gupta, Mr. Manas Jajodia, Mr. Athana Deonikkar, Mr. Kabir Kumar, Mr. Priyanshu, Mr. Kishan Gupta, Mr. Aniket Meena, Mr. Satyam, Mr. Chirag Indoria, Mr. Utkarsh Pandey, Mr. Ayush Jagathramka and Mr. Shashank.  

Miss Akanksha Sharma and Miss Varsha KV, the Psychologists in addition to doing the counseling session with individual patients requiring Psychological interventions, held a Special Session for the young and adolescent kids on topics of coping mechanism for stress, anxiety etc.

Mr. Subu Rahman, President, DNipCare paid a visit to the Medical Camp and interacted  with the Volunteers.

Mr. Sadananda Menon Sir, our respected veteran visited our Camp today as early at 9.30 AM itself and exchanged pleasantries with the available Volunteers then.

Analysis of Number of patients availed consultation and medicines from the Clinic today : 132 patients with the break up of 38 Male, 94 Female, 34 Paediatric and 32 Geriatric patients.

Overall coordination by KV Hamza, Gen. Secretary, DNipCare.