Chitkara University Hosts 78th TNAI Punjab State Nursing Conference
Chitkara University, in collaboration with the Trained Nurses’ Association of India (TNAI), Punjab State Branch, successfully organised the 78th TNAI Punjab State Conference at the Department of Nursing, Chitkara School of Health Sciences. The event, held under the theme “Leadership in Nursing: Inspiring Vision, Driving Change,” brought together leaders in nursing to discuss the evolving role of leadership in the healthcare sector.
The conference featured a distinguished delegation from TNAI, including Annie Kumar, National Vice President of TNAI (North Zone); Vatchala, Assistant Secretary General of TNAI; Dr. Prabhjot Jaur Saini, Secretary of TNAI; along with Dr. S.C. Sharma, Registrar of Chitkara University; Dr. Sovia RJ Singh, Dean of Chitkara University Language Centre; and Dr. Harmeet Kang, Director and Principal of the Department of Nursing, who also serves as the President of TNAI (Punjab State Branch).
The conference provided a platform for nursing professionals to exchange ideas on the critical role of leadership in shaping the future of healthcare. A central feature of the event was the panel discussion on “The Future of Nursing: Visionary Leadership.” Panellists shared their insights on how strong leadership can drive innovation, enhance patient care, and address the complex challenges facing the healthcare sector today. The discussion also emphasized the importance of nurturing future leaders in nursing to ensure the profession continues to evolve and meet the demands of modern healthcare.
In addition to the panel, the event included a series of scientific sessions that allowed participants to explore recent advancements in the field of nursing, including new research, healthcare technologies, and patient care practices. These sessions provided valuable learning opportunities for nursing students, equipping them with the knowledge and inspiration to make a meaningful impact in their careers.
The conference emphasised the overarching theme of leadership in nursing resonated strongly with the attendees. The discussions underscored the need for ongoing collaboration among healthcare professionals to drive change and ensure that nursing remains a dynamic and vital force within the healthcare system. The participants left with a renewed sense of purpose, motivated to take on leadership roles and contribute to the advancement of the profession.
The successful conclusion of the 78th TNAI Punjab State Conference reaffirmed Chitkara University’s commitment to fostering excellence in nursing education and leadership. By hosting such impactful events, the university continues to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of healthcare through innovation, collaboration, and visionary leadership.
