TMU Nursing College Organised Expert Talk on Nurses’ Well-Being
The Nursing Foundation Department of Teerthanker Mahaveer University successfully organised an expert talk on “Safeguarding the Well-Being of Nurses: Strategies for a Healthier Workforce” on 01 May 2026. The programme was conducted at Teerthanker Mahaveer College of Nursing with the aim of spreading awareness about the importance of physical, mental, emotional, and social well-being among nursing professionals and students.
The expert session was delivered by Ms Pushpa Rani, who shared valuable knowledge and practical guidance on maintaining a healthy and balanced lifestyle in the nursing profession. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from undergraduate students of B.Sc Nursing 2nd Semester Sections A and B, along with faculty members of the Nursing Foundation Department.
Dignitaries Graced the Event
The programme was conducted in the presence of several respected dignitaries from the Faculty of Nursing at TMU. These included Prof. (Dr) S.P. Subhashini, Prof. (Dr) M. Jasline, Prof. (Dr) Ram Kumar Garg, and Prof. Vedamurthy R. They appreciated the efforts of the department for organising an informative and student-focused session on nurses’ wellness.
Expert Shared Important Strategies for a Healthier Workforce
During the session, Ms Pushpa Rani discussed the various challenges faced by nurses in their professional lives. She explained how stress, heavy workload, long working hours, burnout, and emotional pressure could affect both personal and professional well-being. She also emphasised the importance of maintaining work-life balance to ensure long-term physical and mental health.
The resource person shared several useful strategies to create a healthier workforce in the healthcare sector. She highlighted the role of stress management techniques, self-care practices, regular exercise, healthy eating habits, teamwork, and positive communication in improving the well-being of nurses. She encouraged students to focus on their emotional health and develop supportive relationships at the workplace.
The expert talk on Safeguarding the Well-Being of Nurses became highly interactive as students actively participated in scenario-based discussions and practical activities. The session helped students understand real-life workplace situations and taught them how to handle professional challenges with confidence and compassion.
The programme proved to be highly beneficial for nursing students, as it inspired them to prioritise their health while preparing for their future careers. Faculty members also appreciated the practical insights shared during the session. Students described the talk as informative, motivating, and relevant to modern healthcare challenges.
Conclusion
The session successfully created awareness about the importance of maintaining a healthy workforce in the nursing profession. The session provided valuable learning opportunities for students and encouraged them to adopt positive lifestyle habits, stress management practices, and effective communication skills. The programme reflected TMU’s continuous commitment to quality nursing education and the overall development of future healthcare professionals.
