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Nurses feted for completing 25 years
As part of International Nurses Day, which was on May 12, Himalaya BabyCare felicitated nurses across government and private maternity hospitals in the city recently. The healthcare practitioners were given mementos for completing 25 years of service in patient care at an exclusive event at Hotel Aditya Park.
As part of International Nurses Day, which was on May 12, Himalaya BabyCare felicitated nurses across government and private maternity hospitals in the city recently. The healthcare practitioners were given mementos for completing 25 years of service in patient care at an exclusive event at Hotel Aditya Park.
The session was addressed by Dr Ram Sai from Fernandez Hospital and Dr Rahul from Lotus hospital. Speaking on the initiative, Chakravarthi, General Manager Himalaya BabyCare said, “Nurses need to be recognised for their devoted efforts and care.
The compassion with which they treat each patient is invaluable to society. They are important resource to healthcare organisation responsible for improving the quality of many lives. They are one of the reasons patients walk out of the hospital with a smile. We are honoured to felicitate nurses for their dedicated service and commitment towards saving lives” “I have been in the profession for over 25 years now.
I have witnessed both happy and sad moments. But my biggest source of happiness is to watch people recover and go back home hale and hearty. I would like to thank Himalaya for recognising our efforts in patient care. I am also excited to be sharing these joyful moments with my peers from the nursing community,” said a nurse at the event.
