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10 SEP 24
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31 MAY 24
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VIMUKTHI 2024
The National Service Scheme unit (NSS/FU/PNT/KUHS/2) of Pushpagiri College of Nursing celebrated the WORLD NO TOBACCO DAY in collaboration with Excise Department & Child Health Nursing Department of Pushpagiri College of Nursing on 31/05/2024 on college auditorium at 12-1PM. The program began with prayer song followed by welcome speech, inaugural ceremony .The event was officially
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20 MAY 24
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WORLD ASTHMA DAY
World Asthma Day is a global health care event commemorated every year on the first Tuesday in May to promote awareness of asthma worldwide.This year 2024 World Asthma Day is observed on 7th of May (Tuesday). On this day, various global and local organisations step forward together to compat the major global noncommunicable disease in
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22 MAR 24
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IMNCI WORKHOP
Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illness (IMNCI) offers an effective case management approach to comprehensively prevent and manage the leading causes of serious illness and mortality in children under five years of age. The workshop on “IMNCI Guidelines and Updates”, a State level Workshop was a two day participatory module based workshop of IMNCI
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22 FEB 24
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NEOCARE 2K24
NEOCARE 2k24, a state level workshop on ‘Essential Newborn Nursing’ was a two day participatory module based workshop of ENBC & FBNC modules organized by the IQAC and Dept. of Child Health Nursing, Pushpagiri College of Nursing, on 21st and 22nd February 2024 from 8am to 4.30pm at the College auditorium. The purpose of the
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13 NOV 23
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SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMME & “WORLD PNEMONIA DAY” OBSERVED
Child health nursing and Mental health nursing department of Pushpagiri College of Nursing [ PUSHPATHALIR] jointly conducted a school health Programme at CMS school Thukalassery on 13/11/23 at 2 pm. Students of third year Bsc nursing( 2020 batch) has given health education on the topic” Prevention of respiratory tract infections in children”. Students presented a
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