KINS-Report On Participation in Nursing Conference
Report on Participation in Nursing Conference
Krishna Institute of Nursing Sciences (KINS), Karad, a constituent institute of Krishna Vishwa Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University), Karad, actively participated in the Nursing Conference organized by Brahmakumaris, Karad, on Wednesday, 27th May 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Brahmakumaris “Snehadana” Bhavan, Karad.
The conference was conducted under the theme:
“Our Nurses, Our Future: Caring for Nurses Strengthens Economies”
The central topic of the conference was:
“Values in Healthcare: Foundation for Excellence and Inner Fulfilment”
Objectives of the Conference
The conference aimed to:
Promote value-based nursing practice
Strengthen professional ethics and compassionate care among nurses
Enhance emotional and spiritual well-being of healthcare professionals
Encourage holistic patient care and humanistic approaches in nursing
Reinforce dedication, empathy, and selfless service in the nursing profession
Inaugural Session
The conference commenced with an inaugural session graced by Dr. Mrs. Vaishali R. Mohite, Dean, Krishna Institute of Nursing Sciences (KINS), Karad, as the Chief Guest.
In her address, she emphasized:
The importance of professional ethics and compassion in nursing
The role of value-based healthcare practices
The need for continuous excellence in patient care
She appreciated the efforts of the Brahmakumaris Organization in conducting such a meaningful programme and highlighted the importance of integrating spiritual well-being with healthcare services. Her address inspired participants to dedicate themselves to holistic and compassionate care.
Eminent Speakers
The programme featured distinguished speakers from Global Hospital, Mount Abu and Brahmakumaris Organization:
B.K. Rupa Upadhye
Chief of Nursing Services, Global Hospital, Mount Abu
B.K. Kalpana Bhandare
Head, Department of Physiotherapy and Well-being, Global Hospital, Mount Abu
B.K. Sunanda Didi Ji
In-charge, Kolhapur Seva Kendra and Pune (Meera Society) Sub-zone
Highlights of the Sessions
Session I: Values in Healthcare – Foundation for Excellence and Inner Fulfilment
Resource Person: B.K. Rupa Upadhye
She emphasized that nursing is a divine service rooted in compassion, empathy, honesty, and dedication. The session highlighted:
Importance of ethical values in healthcare
Impact of value-based practice on patient satisfaction
Connection between professional excellence and inner fulfilment
Session II: Rajyoga Meditation for Health and Well-being
Resource Person: B.K. Kalpana Bhandare
An interactive session focusing on:
Stress management and positive thinking
Importance of self-care among healthcare professionals
Techniques of Rajyoga Meditation
Participants experienced a guided meditation session, enhancing peace of mind and concentration.
Session III: Skit on Nurse–Patient Relationship
Resource Person: B.K. Sunanda Didi Ji
A meaningful skit highlighted:
Importance of compassion, patience, and empathy
Effective communication in nursing care
Strengthening nurse–patient relationships
The performance conveyed that value-based care enhances healing, trust, and patient satisfaction.
“Nasha Mukti Bharat Abhiyaan” under Mission Spandan
An awareness session was conducted to promote an addiction-free and healthy lifestyle.
Key Highlights:
Awareness about harmful effects of substance abuse
Role of nurses in promoting de-addiction
Importance of self-discipline and stress management
Participants were educated about:
Tobacco, alcohol, and substance abuse
Social and professional impact of addiction
Nasha Mukti Pledge
A special pledge ceremony was conducted where participants committed to:
Staying addiction-free
Promoting healthy lifestyles
Contributing to a drug-free society
Outcomes of the Awareness Programme
Increased awareness of substance abuse consequences
Strengthened understanding of healthcare roles in de-addiction
Encouraged healthy lifestyle adoption
Enhanced social responsibility
Reinforced commitment towards an addiction-free India
Participation from KINS
A total of 184 participants attended:
172 Students
12 Faculty Members
All participants actively engaged in the sessions and gained valuable insights.
Overall Outcomes of the Conference
The conference:
Enhanced understanding of value-based healthcare
Promoted professional ethics and emotional resilience
Encouraged holistic nursing practices
Inspired compassionate, patient-centered care
Conclusion
The Nursing Conference organized by Brahmakumaris, Karad was highly informative, enriching, and motivational. It served as an excellent platform for students and faculty to understand the importance of values, spirituality, and humanity in nursing care.
The programme successfully reinforced that nursing is a noble profession rooted in compassion, commitment, and service to mankind.
