Shija Hospitals observes IV Nurses Day
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Imphal, Jan 25
Shija Hospitals & Research Institute Pvt Ltd (SHRI) observed IV Nurses Day at its auditorium on Saturday, honoring the invaluable contributions of intravenous (IV) nurses to patient care.
According to a release issued by SHRI, these skilled professionals play a critical role in administering life-saving IV therapies, managing infusion lines, monitoring for potential complications, and providing compassionate care.
Often working behind the scenes, their expertise is essential to the healing process and the delivery of high-quality healthcare.
The event was held under the theme "Your Lifeline, Our Passion", highlighting the critical role IV nurses play in ensuring patient safety and exceptional care.
The program commenced with a welcome speech, followed by a presentation that chronicled the evolution of infusion therapy and shared the invaluable experiences of the hospital's 44 skilled IV nurses.
To acknowledge their outstanding contributions, awards were presented in two categories- "Best Practices" and "Best Reporting IV Nurse".
Shija Hospitals & Research Institute Pvt Ltd (SHRI) observed IV Nurses Day at its auditorium on Saturday, honoring the invaluable contributions of intravenous (IV) nurses to patient care.
According to a release issued by SHRI, these skilled professionals play a critical role in administering life-saving IV therapies, managing infusion lines, monitoring for potential complications, and providing compassionate care.
Often working behind the scenes, their expertise is essential to the healing process and the delivery of high-quality healthcare.
The event was held under the theme "Your Lifeline, Our Passion", highlighting the critical role IV nurses play in ensuring patient safety and exceptional care.
The program commenced with a welcome speech, followed by a presentation that chronicled the evolution of infusion therapy and shared the invaluable experiences of the hospital's 44 skilled IV nurses.
To acknowledge their outstanding contributions, awards were presented in two categories- "Best Practices" and "Best Reporting IV Nurse".