We, the Volunteers of DNipCare are very sorry to inform the sad news of departing of Shri Ved Bakshi, (73 years), one among our Palliative family members at 4.10 PM on 31.07.2021 in Shanti Avedna Sadan, New Delhi.
Many of our Volunteers were present today, 01.08.2021 at 8.30 AM during his cremation at Lodhi Road Crematorium to bid final adieu to respected Bakshiji in a dignified way.
Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bengaluru in association with RV College of Nursing and DNipCare, held a Webinar 'Palliative Care - An Update' for the Nursing Students of various Nursing Colleges in Bengaluru on 05th July 2021. Over 500 students and faculties participated in the webinar inaugurated by Dr. Jayakar Shetty, Vice Chancellor, Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences. Other Speakers on the occasion were Dr. Dayananda M, Director, Advanced Research, RGUHS, Dr. Ramu K, Dean Faculty of Nursing and Principal RR College of Nursing, Dr. Ramakrishna Reddy, Registrar RGUHS, Dr. Rathi Balachandran, ADG (Nursing), Ministry of Health & FW, Govt. of India Dr. Gajendra Singh, Principal RV College of Nursing and Mr. KV Hamza, General Secretary, DNipCare.
The speakers of the Scientific Session were Dr. Bablesh Mahawar, Palliative Care Physician, Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute & Research Centre, Delhi, Dr. Krupa Shankar, DM, Medical Oncologry, Coimbatore, Prof. (Dr.) Malarvizhi K Natarajan, Principal College of Nursing, Mrs. Alice Stella Verginia, ELNEC, National Faculty IAPC, Dr. Sheeba C, College of Nursing.
The Programme was organized by Dr. I Clement, Organizing Secretary and Chief Editor RGUHS and Mr. Suresh TP, Programme Coordinator and Secretary, DNipCare and Mr. Sidheshwar Angadi, Programme Organizer and Associate Professor, Medical Surgical Nursing, RV College of Nursing Bengaluru.
Palliative Sensitization Programme for Nursing Fraternity held by CNK Group of Institutions, Bengaluru in collaboration with Karnataka State Nursing Council ( KSNC ), Nursing Scholar Society, (NSS), DNipCare & ECHO India on 26th June 2021.
Prof. (Dr.) Suresh, Principal, CNK College of Nursing, Bengaluru welcomed the participants of the Webinar.
The programme was inaugurated by Dr. Bhagwan BC, Vice Principal, Prof. in Surgery, KIMS Bengaluru. He has emphasized the points of 1) need to universalization of Palliative Care movement in the State of Karnataka 2) including the subject in curriculum of Medicine 3) to take it to further heights by including more students and institutions to ensure the care reaches every patient requiring it.
Mr. Anil John Christopher, Chairman, CNK Group of Institutions conveyed his pleasure in the attempt to spread the much required Palliative Care mission for the benefits of chronic suffering patients.
The faculties were
1. Dr. Rakesh Garg, Additional Professor, Anesthesiology, Dr. BR Ambedkar Rotary Cancer Hospital, AIIMS, New Delhi
2. Mrs. Alice Stella Verginia, Ex-MNS, National Faculty IAPC and ELNEC.
3. Prof.(Dr.) Latha A, Faculty, JIET College of Nursing, Jodhpur.
The Session was moderated by KV Hamza, Gen. Secretary, DNipCare and coordinated jointly by Mr. Suresh Thaliyaril, Secretary, DNipCare and Prof. Geethamma Emmiammal, Principal, Sharada Devi College of Nursing, Bengaluru.
Prof. Meghavarnan, Principal, MES College of Nursing, Bengaluru said vote of thanks to the dignitaries, faculties, the participants, DNipCare and Echo India for conducting the arranging the programme.
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