Mental Health Day

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On 10th October it was National Mental Health Day,which aims to raise awareness on Mental Health issues around the world.
The day was observed with this year’s theme #Mental_Health_in_the_work_place.Along with the Mental Health Day ,Alzheimer’s day was also been observed.
B.Sc III year students organized a wonderful educational sessions through #Short_Movie and #Mime.

People spend a large part of their lifetime committed to a profession that establishes their identity. It brings them satisfaction because of their contribution to an organisation or a state’s economy, for earning a livelihood and creates a sense of autonomy, enhancing self-confidence.

But at the same time there can be stress related to work many a time. If the workload goes up, the work demands stretching beyond one’s capabilities, the work environment itself is stress-causing, the commute to work is long and tiresome, and unsupportive colleagues could all lead to a breakdown.

Work-related #stress can manifest as #headache, #bodyache and #uneasiness in the gut. Impaired mental health is also linked to #cardiovascular diseases and #diabetes.

HERE’S HOW YOU CAN KEEP THE #PRESSURE AWAY

1. Do what You #Like, Like what You #Do

2. Form #Good Relationships

3. Be #Confident

4. Take #Breaks

5. Be Alert to #Warning Signs

Its the time to talk about your own #Mental_Health.

#letstalk about Mental Health,its normal and natural too.
#stayfit
#stayhealthy

School Health Program

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On 11th August 2017 ,our B.Sc Nursing II year students conducted #SchoolHealthProgram at Primary School of Nikkum , with the aim to #promote #health and #alleviate #illness, increasing #knowledge regarding #PersonalHygiene through #Handwashing as the key action.This event motivated the primary school students to learn the scientific technique of hand washing through #dance 🙂, followed by the informative skit on Personal Health Hygiene.
The program was a successful event for the community people.School authority appreciated the effort made by our students and faculties.

Internships at Fortis Hospitals

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Bethany family feels proud to send their students for the next phase of their nursing education in Fortis Hospital, Gurgaon as Interns.
We are lucky to send our students to gain professional skills and knowledge with all the updated technicalities under the guidance of Experts of Fortis Hospital , Gurgaon.
Hope this will prepare them for the further journey of their life as Professionals and to cope up with various situations as a Nurse.

Graduation and Lamp Lighting Ceremony

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Graduation Ceremony and Lamp Lighting Ceremony

*5 April 2017, Durg:* On the occasion of the Lamp Lighting Ceremony of the IX batch  and Graduation Ceremony of the IV batch of nursing students, organized by Bethany College of Nursing, Shri. Arun Vora, MLA, Durg spoke at length about the services rendered by nurses in the field of health services. #Shri Arun Vora was the Chief Guest for the occasion. #Prof. Dr Mrs Abhilekha Biswal, Principal of P.G. College of Nursing, #Shri. Shiju Antony, State Secretary of Chhattisgarh Congress, #Rev Fr. George Abhayanand OIC, Asst. Director, Bethany College, #Rev Fr.Abel Mathew OIC, Bursar and #Prof. Dr Mrs Beny Susan Chacko, Principal were the dignitaries for the occasion. Shri. Arun Vora further elaborated that a nurse needs to be utmost service oriented and that excellent nursing care can heal a patient better than medicines. Prof. Dr. Abhilekha Biswal spoke about the importance of Lamp lighting ceremony in the life of nursing students. She reminded the nurses that today, nursing is not only a service oriented task, but also a multi-disciplinary career in health sector requiring knowledge and skill. Shri. Shiju Antony also spoke about the important role of nurses in the life of a human person. A nurse is the one who witnesses the birth of a human life and also the end of human life.
Students who performed throughout the year in #academic and #extra–#curricular #activities were awarded with trophies and certificates. Students who brought pride to the college by bagging several state-level awards were felicitated by the dignitaries. The programme concluded with a #cultural #extravaganza and colourful display of talents by the nursing students.

Inter-College Essay

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Our #students once again proved their Mettle in Inter-College Essay Competition conducted by Scope Institute of Nursing.
Our students, Ms. Priya Hiyal secured First prize of cash amout of 5,000/- and Ms. Tessy Thomas grabbed the consolation prize of 500/-.
We congratulate our students on behalf of our Bethany family.

World Tuberculosis Day

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24 March is observed as World Tuberculosis Day. According to WHO this year’s theme is United To End TB.
In India, each year, approx. 220, 000 deaths are reported due to Tuberculosis.
Students organised small presentation and explained the Do’s and Don’t of the disease.

Here are #10things you need to know about the disease:
1. HIV patients are at a very high risk of TB.

2. It is an air-pollution borne disease.

3. TB spreads by air.

4. You might have TB and not know it.
According to statistics, about 2.3 billion people in the world have TB, but many may never know that they have it. Due to a condition called latent tuberculosis, the person infected might never experience severe symptoms or be hazardous to others, but the germs will simply stay in the body.

5. But fret not, you can fight it.
However, in only 5-10 per cent of people does the TB bacteria become industrious. These people can spread the disease to other people as the bacteria is active.

6. TB is mostly found in under-developed nations.
Mostly, TB is found in underdeveloped countries, especially in the Africa, Asia, Latin America, or Russia regions. Close to 1.5 million people die from the disease every year. TB is found to be very common in shelters for homeless people, prisons, hospitals and nursing homes, immigration settlements, etc.

7. TB can affect more than just your lungs.

8. Coughing, cold sweats, can be vital symptoms.

9. I have TB, what do I do now?
You should stop tobacco and alcohol intake immediately, lessen caffeine consumption, decrease eating refined food items such as white rice, sugar, white bread, etc., avoid red meat or other cholesterol inducing items. You should also visit a doctor.

10. What to eat, what to stay away from.
What you should eat, however, are poultry products, fish, wheat-based products, dark-green vegetables such as kale, spinach, beans, broccoli and the like, vegetables naturally occurring in bright colours, such as carrots, bell peppers, tomatoes and fruits such as blueberries, cherries, etc., as these are rich in antioxidants.

Health Awareness Programme

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Bethany College of Nursing organised a #Free Health Awareness Programme on #Leprosy and #Cancer through #StreetPlay, #RampWalk and with a #Flash mob on 4th Feb. 2017 at Surya shopping mall Bhilai.
With proud and joy Congrats to all Bethanians who made it successful and memorable……….. we marked a history…… Dear students once again you have proved that you are creative and talented enough…… A big salute to all the teaching and non-teaching staffs who worked as a team…….
Glimpse of the Programme.

REPUBLIC DAY CELEBRATIONS

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THE BETHANY COLLEGE OF NURSING CELEBRATED THE 68TH REPUBLIC DAY OF THE COUNTRY AT COLLEGE CAMPUS. THE ASST. DIRECTOR OF THE COLLEGE FR. GEORGE ABHAYANAND HOISTED THE NATIONAL FLAG. IN ORDER TO PROJECT THE UNITY IN DIVERSITY OF INDIA, THE STUDENTS PERFORMED DANCES OF THE DIFFERENT STATES. PATRIOTIC SONG SUNG BY THE STUDENTS ADDED MORE COLOUR TO THE PROGRAM.

Yuva 2016 – 2017

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Bethany College of Nursing organised Yuva 2016 – 2017 a Sports and Cultural event that provides a platform for the BCN students to explore and showcase their talents and creativity from 16th to 21st January 2017. The theme of this year was “Unplug the Hidden Talents and Make a Difference”. The students actively participated in the competitions under the banner of four groups.

The Students of Bethany College of Nursing Performed in Arise 2017

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In the occasion of National “YOUTH DAY CELEBRATION” a dance competition organised in the state level on 12th Jan 2017 in the presence of various dignitaries of the state including Dr. Raman Singh, the chief minister of the state. The students of Bethany College of Nursing performed KOREAN FAN DANCE and won cash award of Rs.10000 by securing the fifth position, out of 40 groups performed in the competition.