
Clinical Training:
To implement the learned knowledge and to develop confidence in providing skilled care to patients, the students are posted to our parent hospital i.e., JSS Hospital. The hospital has around 1800 beds and has specialised in areas like Cardiology, Neurology, Urology, OBG, Pediatrics, Medicine, Surgery, etc., The hospital is equipped with latest equipment and gadgets.
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JSS School of Nursing
M.G.Road, Mysuru-570004
Karnataka
Telephone: 0821-2548235
Mobile: 9686677223
Email: sonmysore@jssonline.org
Introduction to JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru:
JSS School of Nursing was established in 1988, in the JSS Hospital premises. The school is recognized by the Karnataka State Nursing Council, Bengaluru and the Indian Nursing Council New Delhi. It is affiliated to Karnataka State Diploma in Nursing Examination Board, Bengaluru. It has state-of-the-art equipment to train students. Admission is open for both Indians and Foreigners.
Vision:
- To be recognized as one of the premier centre for nursing education.
- To produce the next generation of nursing leaders empowered to focus on rapidly changing health care environment.
Mission:
- To provide innovative, caring and learning environment.
- To acquire expertise in nursing the patients also get first-hand experience by assisting the treating clinicians.
- To demonstrate ability in self-awareness, self-evaluation in personal and professional life.
Year of establishment: 1988
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Achievements of JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru:
Success of students reflects the quality of education. Our students have secured 1st Rank, 2nd Rank and 3rd Rank in III year K.S.D.N.E.B. examination during August 2017 and 1stRank and 3rd Rank in III year K.S.D.N.E.B. examination during August 2018 at District level and were awarded with cash prize and memento.
Our School has won the overall championship at the cultural competition held at Suttur for four consecutive years from 2017 to 2020.
Course offered: Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery (Diploma in GNM)
Duration: 3 Years
Intake: 100 per annum
- Management seats : 90
- Government seats : 10
Eligibility for admission:
- Pass in Second P.U.C. or 10+2 examination with minimum 40 per cent aggregate marks in Science/Arts/Commerce.
- Must have studied English as a core subject.
- Candidates from State Open School recognized from state Government and National Institute of Open School recognized by central government are also eligible.
- Candidates must be medically fit.
- Age: 17-35 Years.
- Applications will be issued in the month of April or May every year and can be obtained from the office by paying Rs. 200/- in person or Demand Draft of Rs.300/- in favour of the Principal, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru to send by post.
Facilities:
Infrastructure:
- Well-ventilated, spacious classrooms equipped with LCD projectors and screen.
- Well-experienced, qualified, dedicated teaching staff.
- Mentorship programme: Certain personal and psychological problems will be attended by mentors through counseling and guidance.
- State of the art class rooms and laboratories.
- The campus is under the surveillance of CCTV.
- Well-stocked library with books.
Health facilities:
- Health insurance is provided to students subject to membership.
- The O.P. and I.P. services can be availed under this scheme except the drugs, consumables and special investigations.
- Accident insurance scheme is mandatory for all students by paying prescribed annual premium.
- English coaching class is conducted for students to improve their English speaking ability and personality development.
- Basic Life Support class with Certificate is provided for all out going students.
- Students are trained to conduct health surveys and camps at the community.
- Career opportunities: can pursue higher studies like Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing, Post basic Diploma or certificate courses etc.
- Placement opportunities – After training they have global opportunities to work in reputed hospitals.
Hostel :
- Well-maintained, furnished good hostel for females (a home away from home) with round the clock supervision by a lady warden.
- Students who stay in the hostel have to follow disciplines of hostel.
- A written permission has to be obtained from the Principal before staying out or going to out stations.
- No valuables are permitted to keep in the rooms. In case of loss, the hostel or school authorities or management are not responsible.
Farewell Ceremony of 34th Batch
Farewell programme for final year students of 34th batch was organised on 18.12.2024 at Dr. Shri Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana. The programme started with a prayer followed by I year and II year GNM students Ms. Kalavathi and Ms. Keerthana M. S. Shared their experience with seniors. Later the outgoing students Ms. Dunkyi, Megha, Jenimary, Tenzin Paldanand Mr.Aromal shared their impression of three years.
Smt D. N Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing, in her speech congratulated the out going students and said that if the student adopt the discipline, time management and honesty learned from the school, you can gain good respect and name in the future work place. Later she appreciated the out going team for their creative and innovative ideas in many intercollege competitions, which has brought good name to the institute. Wherever you go give respect to the Institute, parents and the teachers. Later Smt Neetha Dalvi S and Smt Manjula K V, Nursing tutors congratulated the outgoing students and shared their experience.
Guest Lecture – Laproscopic Surgery
JSS School of Nursing Mysuru had organized a guest lecture on the topic “Laproscopic Surgery” for second year GNM students on 7.12.2024 at lecture hall, JSS Hospital, Mysuru. The guest speaker Dr. Sachin, Department of Surgery, JSS Medical College and Hospital, Mysuru briefed about care of patient with Laproscopic Surgery its types and principles of Laproscopic Surgery, and management of patient with Laproscopic Surgery.
“Nectar for the learned, Shadow for the Meditative beacon for the blind is our Kasthuri Kannada”
It is Known to all that we kannadigas live by speaking kannada and breathing kannada. Kannada Rajyotsava is a sort of festival to all kannadigas. On this auspicious occasion I am Very proud to be a Kannadiga and I always bow my head to kannadambe as said by Mrs. Saraswathi Zulekha Begam in her speech. JSS School of Nursing celebrated 69thKannada Rajyothsava at Sri. Rajendra Centenary Hall, JSS Hospital, Mysuru on 29.11.2024 in collaboration with JSS College of Nursing, JSS Institute of Speech and Hearing and JSS College of Physiotherapy. Karnataka Rajyothsava awardee and professional artist Mrs. Saraswathi Zulekha Begam who came as the chief guest for the programme in her speech reminisled about her memories of joining theater at a very young age, cutting short her education and working hard in the same field, serving for long time as a theater artist and receiving the Kannada Rajyothsava award. And then she said that art means learning the phenomenon of the era. Everything can be won with devotion, humanity and love. She told that in any field where we work dedication honesty and sacrifice is needed. If we work with respect then success is built. On the same occasion she recalled the words of basavanna and said that practice makes man perfect. Besides this, he entertained everyone by performing some drama pieces in front of the audience.
Mr. R Mahesh, Director, Department of Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha who presided over the program addressed the gathering and explained in detail about the importance of Kannada Rajyotsava and spread of kannada in the state and outside states. He highlighted that, we have received enormous Jnanapeetha award, one of India’s proudest national awards. Kannada is a queen of scripts which is a matter of pride to all of us. He said that wherever we are, whichever position we are, we should respect our mother tongue and let us cultivate the habit of using Kannada language in every business.
As a part of this programme intercollege cultural competitions such as group singing, Solo singing and Pencil Sketch Competition was organized on 13.11.2024 and 15.11.2024. Our school of Nursing Students had Participated and won the following prizes respectively. Ms. Sania Khatun had won first prize in pencil sketch, Mr. Kiran B. K. had won second prize in solo singing and Ms. Rashmi and group had won I prize in group singing. Ms. Vaishnavi, a student of JSS institute of Speech and Hearing and Rashmi and group students of JSS School of Nursing entertained everyone with their singing. The members present in the programme were Dr Suma. R, Principal JSS Institute of Speech and Hearing, Dr. Kavitha Raja, Principal, JSS College of Physiotherapy, Smt D. N Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing, teaching and non-teaching faculty and students of all four institutions. The gathering was welcomed by Mrs. Meghana S, Lecturer JSS College of Physiotherapy, Dr. Harshan, Associate professor JSS institute of Speech and Hearing proposed vote of thanks and Mr. Sunil Asst Lecturer JSS College of Nursing compered the programme.
World Diabetes Day 2024
On the occasion of World Diabetes Day 2024, Department of Medicine of JSS Medical College and Hospital had organised walkathon based on theme “Breaking barriers, Bridging Gaps” to create public awareness regarding prevention and control of Diabetes. Walkathon was inaugurated by Dr. H BasavannaGowdappa, Vice Chancellor and Principal JSS AHER and Medical College by flagging, followed by commencement of walkathon from JSS Hospital and ended at palace gate, Mysuru. Faculty of JSS School of Nursing and second year GNM students had participated in the walkathon.
Guest Lecture – Care of Patient with fracture
JSS School of Nursing Mysuru had organized a guest lecture on the topic “Care of Patient with Fracture” for second year GNM students on 16.11.2024. The guest speaker Dr. Rajesh Department of Orthopedic, JSS Medical College and Hospital, Mysuru briefed about care of patient with fracture, types of fracture, clinical manifestations and management of patient with fracture.
World Mental Health Day 2024
On account of World Mental Health Day 2024, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru, had organized Inter School essay writing competition on 18.10.2024 based on the theme “Mental Health at work place” Mr Rakshitha P of Second year and Mr Chandu of First and Second year had won the first prize respectively. On 18.11.2024JSS College of Nursing, Mysuru had organised inter college poster presentation competition. JSS School of Nursing students had actively participated in the competition and Ms. Tsering Dolma Goiba of second year had won third prize respectively and also our students were participated in presentation competition it was organized by JSS College of Nursing, Mysuru. In that Ms. Tsering Dolma Goiba won III prize.
By the Pepole, for the People, Yoga for People
Mysuru Dasara Sub Committee had organized yoga chain formation on account of Mysuru Dasara festival 2024 on 07/10/2024 at palace ground premises to create an awareness among public regarding Yoga and its health benefit. Around 150 students of JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru and teaching faculty had participated in the program.
Swamiji Jayanthi Report 2024
Mysuru is a monastery surrounded by memories. Sri Rajendra Maha Swamiji who gave strength to the surrounding math with a grand heritage and history and gave it a new look. Rajendra Swamiji dedicated his entire life to ensure that education should not be cut short for those who were deprived of education at a young age and who suffered from poverty before independence says Dr. D.S. Guru in his speech. JSS School of Nursing in collaboration with JSS College of Nursing, JSS College of Physiotherapy and JSS institute of Speech and Hearing celebrated 109th Jayanthi Mahotsava of Dr. Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji on 26.9.2024 at Sri. Rajendra Centenary Hall. The Programme was channelized by offering flowers on the portrait of Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji. Dr. D. S. Guru, Professor of Computer Science Department, University of Mysuru, by addressing the gathering said that it was a matter of pride for him to be a part of this program and briefly explained the birth and life history of Rajendra Swamiji. Later in his speech said that lord has incarnated in the form of Rajendra Swamiji and has the foundation for the establishment of Dharma. Sri Rajendra Mahaswamiji who was born as Jagadguru of the Sri Math, accepted Peethadhikari at the age of 12, renounced his worldly life and turned towards spirituality. Swamiji followed the principle of education gives strength throughout his lifespan. He said that such great souls are always enthusiastically involved in the welfare of the society and today they are blessing everyone as utsavamurthy.
Smt Veena S R, KAS, Assistant Labour Commissioner, Mysuru the program chief guest in her speech said that it was a great pleasure to be a part of Jayanthi Mahotsava and she recalled Sri. Shivakumara Swamiji who was called as “Walking God of Tumkur Siddaganga Mutt”. Then she remembered the dedicating life of Rajendra Swamiji for the betterment of the society and for creating several projects for the empowerment of rural women. Looking at the crowd in the hall it is a moment of pride that there are a large number of women and she said that she is very happy that women are achieving in all fields at the current level of education.
Sri R Mahesh, Director, Medical Education, Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha, who presided over the program, in his speech praised Shri Rajendra Swamiji’s spiritual life and his tireless selfless service. He said that JSS organization has been providing equal education to all irrespective of caste, creed and social background in mind and has played a very important role in the progress of the society. He said that it is a great thing for all of us that JSS organization has spread all over the world as per the dream of Rajendra Swamiji and has 350 educational institutions and four universities. Rajendra Swamiji is a Mahayogi who has dedicated his life to all around development of society, increasing the pursuit of knowledge in reducing the gap between communities.
As a part of the programme, four staffs who have gained experience in research projects and who was engaged extensively in research activities were felicitated on behalf of IDRU. The members present in the programme were Dr Suma. R, Principal JSS Institute of Speech and Hearing, Dr. Kavitha Raja, Principal, JSS College of Physiotherapy, Smt. Ashwathi Devi M. K., Principal, JSS College of Nursing, Smt D. N Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing, teaching and non-teaching faculty and students of all four institutions.
Guest Lecture – World Suicide Prevention Day 2024
JSS School of Nursing Mysuru had organized a guest lecture on account of World Suicide Prevention Day on 21.9.2024 for second year GNM students. Dr. Pradeep Kumar P C. Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry and JSS Medical College and Hospital, Mysuru in his lecture session briefed about the role of nurses in prevention of suicide. In conclusion, he explained how nurses play a vital role in preventing suicide among adolescence and those who’re suffering from disorders like ADS and Depression. Then he highlighted importance of adolescent group contribution for free development of the nation.
Report of Alumni Meet – 2024 “Our School, Our Pride”
When I hear the word “Senior students’ reunion” on the one hand I feel emotional and on the other hand I get excited. A lot of students among the old students have secured the highest rank and have secured top position in various fields which reflects the value-based education of the school has said by Dr. Usha Hegde in her speech. On behalf of JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru an Alumni reunion programme was organized on 20.9.2024 at Dr. Shri Shivaratri Rajendra Bhavan. Dr. Usha Hegde, Professor of Dental Pathology and Microbiology, Department of JSS Dental College and hospital attended the programme as a special invitee. In her speech she said that it is a matter of pride for her to come to this programme today and also shared with everyone the pride of being an alumnus of JSS Dental College and her fondest moments. Later she highlighted that we have to bridge the gap of alumni with the help of social media and bringing everyone together helps to gather the information available in various fields and so on. She said that gathering information provides an opportunity to meet everyone and it provides a suitable platform to share their experience and learn about their development.
Sri R Mahesh, Director, Medical Education, Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha, who presided over the program, expressed great joy at the gathering of alumni and praised the office bearers of the alumni association for making the programme a success. He said that this gathering is a suitable platform for exchanging many ideas and reshaping life. He congratulated the students who have completed their studies in a reputed institute called JSS and who are currently at the top position in various fields. Then he said that students life is golden life and everyone has to utilize the facilities and reach their goal. Later he expressed his proudness towards JSS students getting employment without any kind of interview. He suggested that in order to inspire students the alumni association should organize programs to reflect the achievements of the alumni.
Alumni Association President Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, Principal JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru presented the report of alumni association. On the same occasion alumnus Mr. Srikanth, Mr. Bhargav and Mrs. Mamatha shared their experience. Later Mrs. Mallika, Mrs. Cicily Jacob and Mrs. Sujatha who retired in 2024 after completing their education in JSS School of Nursing and had rendered enormous service at JSS hospital were felicitated.
Followed by the formal programme, the chief guest of the programme Dr. Usha Hegde gave an inspiring talk on “Balancing Career and Personal Life” in which she explained very briefly about the art and skills of balancing her career and personal life, mainly for girls. Then she shared her experiences of climbing Mount Everest. Later she said to achieve goal, we all should have desire and constant striving towards the goal.
The Members present in the program were Alumni of JSS, teaching faculty and hospital staffs. The gathering was welcomed by Sri Girish K C, Alumni Secretary and Mr. R K. Mahadevaswamy, Treasurer of alumni association proposed vote of thanks. The programme was compered by Smt. Priyadarshini, Asst. Professor JSS College of Nursing, Mysuru.
PCOS awareness program
JSS School of Nursing Mysuru had organized a guest lecture on the topic polycystic ovarian syndrome awareness for third year GNM students on 12.09.2024. The guest speaker Dr. Meghana H S Assistant Professor and Chief Co-ordinator of IVF centre, JSS Medical College and hospital, Mysuru briefed about PCOS, its causes, signs and symptoms, complications and management of PCOS. Later she stressed the importance of life style modifications like exercise, Diet and treatment modalities of PCOS. In continuation with this event poster presentation competition was conducted and third year students bagged all the prizes and were highly appreciated by the judges.
Cultural competitions – Abhivyakthi 2024
Our State Karnataka is a home to art and culture and has a long history, literature and heritage as said by Sri Chandrashekharachar in his speech. JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized interclass cultural compitation on 20.8.2024 and 21.8.2024 at Dr. Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana. Mr. Chandrashekharachar, Drama artist who was the chief guest and judge for the programme addressed gathering and said that we as kannadigas should not give up the culture and heritage of India, no matter to which region we go to. We should give glory to the name of our state and said that no matter how much higher education and degrees we get, we should give great importance to human values. On the same occasion he explained about the exploitations of girls and said that according to Gandhijis principle, girls should be respected and their freedom should be protected from any kind of encroachment.
Mrs. D N Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru who presided other the programme by addressing the gathering said that our institution has been giving a lot of encouragement to cultural, arts along with academic education. She also said that this platform has facilitated all-round development of students and also provides opportunity for students to showcase their hidden talents and learn about cultural pattern.
The members present in the programme were Mrs. Sumangala Dheerajkumar, Music teacher who was the judge for the programme, teaching and nonteaching staffs and students. The cultural programme was coordinated by Mrs. Neetha Dalvi S amd Mrs. Mansa H S Nursing tutor of the school. Various types of folk song, folk dance, cinematic event and many more competitions were held in the programme. The judges praised the students for their creativity and innovation ideas in exhibiting their talents.
78th Independence Day 2024
On 15.8.2024, 78th Independence Day was celebrated by JSS Institute of Health Science at College premises. Sri R Mahesh Director, Department of Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha hoisted the flag. Later by addressing the gathering said that we as the citizen of India should understand the responsibility of this freedom and we have to contribute something to the country. The development of the country depends upon the freedom that is given to the citizen of this country. He insisted all the gathering to jain hands to invest in building prosperous country.
The members present in the programme were Dr. Kavitha Raja, Principal, JSS College of Physiotherapy, Dr. Suma R, Principal, Institute of Speech and Hearing, Smt. Ashwathi Devi M. K., Principal, JSS College of Nursing, Smt D. N Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing and teaching and non-teaching faculty of all our institutions. The gathering was welcomed by Mrs. Vasuprabha, Assistant Professor Institute of Speech and Hearing, vote of thanks was rendered by Mrs.Neetha Dalvi S Nursing tutor JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru and the programme was compared by Mrs. Tejaswini Lecturer, JSS College of Physiotherapy.
Breast feeding
“BOTTLES FILL HIS STOMACH, BUT BREASTFEEDING FILL HIS SOUL”
The relationship between the mother and the baby starts from the mother’s womb and continues with breastfeeding after rebirth as said by Mrs.Shwetha Madappadi in her speech. JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru in collaboration with JSS Department of Pediatrics and Indian Academy of Pediatrics had organized breastfeeding inaugural programme on 1.8.2024 at Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium. The Chief guest for the programme Smt.Shwetha Madappadi, young Entrepreneur and Founder president of Dhwani foundation, by addressing the gathering said that motherhood is a god given heavenly gift to women. Then she said mothers breast milk is like nectar and it is a continuous process. It is rich in carbohydrates and nutrients that is essential for the growth of the child and to boost immunity. She appreciated all the nursing fraternity of JSS hospital for providing selfless paediatric care and educating mothers about the benefits of breastfeeding in a very wonderful and simple way. The guest of honor of the programme Dr. Basavanna Gowdappa, Principal, JSS Medical College, by addressing the gathering briefed the theme of the year “Closing gap: Breastfeeding support for all”. Later he said mothers should be provided adequate time to feed baby at work environment. Dr. C. P. Madhu, Medical Superintendent, JSS Hospital who was present in the programme told the gathering that every women should embrace motherhood whole heartedly and devote herself fully to the care and nurturing of the baby. Dr. Mothi A. S. Child specialist and president of IAP who arrived as the guest of honors said that mother’s milk is equal to nectar and it is natural process. Approximately 89% of deliveries in India takes place in hospitals and the babies are breastfed within half an hour but 40% of delivered babies are not breast fed. Hence all the doctors and nurses have to take initiation to increase the rate significantly. On account of the programme JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru Students imparted health education to the mothers through innovative models to create awareness about breastfeeding. A folk song was composed by students related to importance of breastfeeding and theme based rangoli was presented by the students and it was highly appreciated. The members present in the programme were Mrs. Janet Mathias, Chief of Nursing Services, JSS Hospital, Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing, Sri Prashanth N R, President Indian Academy of Pediatrics, Dr. Anitha C, HOD of Pediatrics department, Nursing supervisors, Pediatric PG doctors, Nursing tutors, students and postnatal mothers.
Alcohol Deaddiction Camp
JSS Mahavidyapeeta, in association with various organization of Yelanduru Taluk had organized 18th free alcohol deaddiction camp at Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Bhavana, Yalanduru from 25.7.2024 to 03.8.2024. The Programme was inaugurated by Sri Basavaraju Swamijii, Karapura Mutt, Circle Inspector of Yalanduru Taluk Sri and chief officer of various organization of Yalanduru Taluk. Around thirty alcoholics were benefited by this camp. As a routine health checkups, counseling and free medication was distributed to alcoholics. The cultural programme and yoga training was also organized for the camp beneficiaries. At the and they expressed that they will quit alcoholism. And also explained about the physical, mental, familial and social problems that occurs because of alcohol consumption. The camp ended successfully on 3.8.2024. JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru students had participated actively in the camp from 25.7.2024 to 3.8.2024. Valedictory programme was graced by Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji and MLA Sri A R Krishnamurthy presided the programme.
BASIC LIFE SUPPORT TRAINING PROGRAMME
Basic life support is the foundation for saving lives after cardiac arrest. It aids in providing high quality cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for victims of all ages and will practice delivery of these skills both as a single rescuer and as a member of multirescuer team. It may enable to recognize cardiac arrest, activate the emergency response system early and respond quickly and confidently.
With the above objective and to develop confidence and skill to take care of such victims, BLS training was organized by JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru from 22.7.2024 to 25.7.2024 (34th Batch) GNM Students. Total 78 students had participated. The training was conducted by JSS AHER Skill and Simulation Centre, JSS Medical College, Mysuru.
Diabetic Camp” Put Sweetness in your words, Not in Your blood”
Glucose is the most valuble fuel that gives energy to our body. If there is error in the system of control of glucose substance in the body, then it is called diabetes as said by Dr. Geetha in her speech. JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized free diabetic camp on 29.6.2024 at Devalapura village. The Chief guest of the programme Dr. Geetha, Government Ayurveda Hospital, Devalapura by addressing the camp said lack of insulin in the body leads to resistance to its action. Later she explained with an example that it is a traffic jam for sugar to leave the blood vessels and enter the tissues. Then she briefed about the essential steps that everyone should follow to avoid diabetes such as healthy diet,exercise and regular checkup. She appreciated the JSS institute and School of Nursing students’ activities for arranging free diabetic camp.
Mrs. D N Renukadevi, Principal of JSS School of Nursing who presided over the programme said that a person with diabetes can lead a normal life if you take necessary steps to control diabetes and related conditions like high blood pressure and cholesterol. She explained with a very simple example like our body is like a machine, it will work properly only if it constantly used otherwise, it will reach a state of inertia. Then she stressed the risk factors like overweight, unhealthy diet and those who lack physical activities are more prone for development of diabetes. So diabetic patients can prevent major complications by following regular exercises, eating healthy food and controlling stress. In addition to this she suggested to undergo health chekup atleast once in a year to diagnose the disease at the earliest and take treatment.
In the free diabetic camp around hundred people were screened, of these, 45 were found to have high blood sugar and high blood pressure and referred to JSS hospital for further treatment. The members present in the programme were M Linganna retired syndicate bank manager and Director of State rudset Karnataka and Kerala state, Sri Amruth and Smt Savitha, Community Health Officers, Aayarahalli, teachers and students were present.
World Blood Donors Day 2024 – “Give the Gift of Life – Donate Blood”
On account of World Blood Donors Day, JSS School of Nursing in collaboration with JSS hospital, Transfusion medicine and Blood center, Department of Pathology, JSS Medical college, JSS academy of Higher Education and Research, NSS unit, JSS College of Nursing Mysuru had organized world blood donors day on 27.6.2024 at Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium, JSS hospital, Mysuru. The chief guest of the programme Sri T S Srivatsa, MLA, Krishna Rajendra constituency Mysuru, by addressing the gathering said donate blood and save life. By donating blood, we remain free from many of the diseases and new blood cells will be produced. Then he said in the world we can replace anything lost artificially but not precious blood. Around 25 students of JSS School of Nursing donated blood and it was highly appreciated.
Guest Lecture – Colostomy Care
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized a guest lecture on “Colostomy Care” on 26.6.2024 for Second year GNM students. Dr. Arun Nayak, Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery, JSS Hospital and Medical College, Mysuru in his lecture session briefed about the Colostomy Care and he explained how nurses play a vital role in assessment of colostomy and its dressing.
Nurses Day 2024
Guest Lecture – Intranatal Care
JSS School of Nursing Mysuru had organized a guest lecture on the topic Intranatal care on 28.5.2024. Dr. Virupaksa, Associate Professor, Unit chief, Department of OBG JSS Hospital and Medical College, Mysuru in his lecture session briefed about the role of nurses in intranatal care. In continuation he explained how nurses play a vital role in preventing maternal and perinatal mortality and morbidity and thus contribute to the development of the nation.
Guest Lecture – Pre Diabetic Care
JSS School of Nursing Mysuru had organized a guest lecture on the Pre Diabetic Care on 30.5.2024. Dr. Y. S. Ravikumar, Professor, HOD, Department of Medicine JSS Hospital and Medical College, Mysuru in his lecture session briefed about the Prevention of Diabetes. In continuation he explained how nurses play a vital role in preventing Diabetes and creating awareness.
Winners of Intercollegiate International Nurses Day Competition – 2024
On account of International Nurses Day -2024, BGS College of Nursing, Mysuru had organized intercollege competitions from 16.5.2024 to 18.5.2024. JSS School of Nursing students had participated and highlighted the name of the institution by bagging many prizes. Third year GNM students involment and innovative ideas was highly appreciated . In Quiz the first prize was won by Mr. Adarsh P and Ms. Harinikumari, in short filmy contest Mr. Adarsh P. has won first prize, Ms Dunkyi has bagged “ Best Nurses award”, Ms. Karma Lhanze has won Second prize in memes and Ms. Tenzin Kunsel has own third prize respectively
“Nurses are Angels of Health Care Sector”
Nurses play a important role in making people healthy, but it needs adequate investments in the nursing profession. Nurses are the backbone of the healthcare system as said by Colonel retired K S Suma. JSS School of Nursing in collaboration with JSS College of Nursing and JSS Hospital, Mysuru celebrated International Nurses Day on 4.6.2024 at Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium. The chief guest of the programme Colonel Retired K S Suma, Chief Manager of Nursing, Appollo Hospital Bengaluru in her speech briefly highlighted the theme of International Nurses Day 2024, “Our Nurses our future, the economic power of care”. The economic power of care helps to create healthy people and drives healthy economics. This year theme mainly aims to reshape the perception and demonstrate how strategic investment in the nursing can bring economic and social benefits. Nursing is the noble profession where the welfare of them nurses is mainly observed by the dedication, integrity and compassionate services. In the present scenario technological changes has bought many changes in the patient care but it can’t fulfill the essence of the nurses.
The special invitee of the programme Smt. Sudha Mruthunjayappa, Managing trusty, Dr. Mruthunjayappa trust, Mysuru in her speech said that nursing is the noble profession, where your sacrifices and dedication is appreciated globaly. Then she insisted to save water, electricity, and to do plantation for a healthy generation. The Guest of Honor of the programme Dr. C. P. Madhu, Medical Superintendent, JSS Hospital, Mysuru in his speech appreciated all the nurses who works tirelessly in caring for patient with atmost love and care. Nurses are the backbone of medical field and everyday should be a nurses day because you are the reason for many patients smile. R Mahesh, Director Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha, Mysuru in his presidential address said that being a nurse is a profession full of challenges and I appreciate all the nurses for your gentle and kindness in serving patient. JSS is the esteemed institution where we prepare nurses for entire globe and I feel very happy to see our alumni working across the globe. Apart from the quality care nurses play a important role in reducing the hospital stay, which has helped in reduction of economical burden in society .
On account of Nurses day Ms. Florence Nightingale award and best Nurses award was given to the staff nurses. The Members present in the programme were Smt. Janet Mathais, Chief of Nursing Services, JSS Hospital Smt.Ashwathy Devi M. K. Principal, JSS College of Nursing and Smt.D.N.Renukadevi, Principal,JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru, teaching and nonteaching faculty and students of JSS School of Nursing, College of Nursing and hospital staffs. The gathering was welcomed by Smt. D. N. Renukadevi Principal, JSS School of Nursing and Mr. Sunilkumar Asst. Lecture JSS College of Nursing proposed vote of thanks. The programme was compered by Mrs. Mamatha, Associate Professor JSS College of Nursing, Mysuru.
“Our Earth is our Future”
On account of World Environmental Day, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organised Planation Programme on 6.6.2024 at JSS Health Science Institution Campus. Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, Principal along with staffs and students planted a sapling in the premises and said that its responsibility of every individual to protect environment irrespective of the field we work. Later plantation programme was organised at Devalapura Village. Around 15 saplings were planted infront of Government Primary School and 25 staplings infront of Basaveswara temple. Sri Basavaraju, Principal, teaching faculty, Smt. Neetha Dalvi S and thrid year GNM students were present in the programme. The programme was co-ordinated by Sri. R.K. Mahadevaswamy, Senior Nursing Tutor, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru.
10th International Yoga Day 2024 “Breathe, Flow, Transform”
Mysuru renowned as the Yoga Capital of the state celebrated the 10th International Day of Yoga with devotion and dedication on 21.6.2024. At Mysuru palace the central venue for the International Day of Yoga, our students and staffs participated with enthusiasm in mass yoga celebrations. The event termed “yoga for self and society” emphasized the dual role of yoga in promoting the individual and societal well being . It aimed to encourage grassroots participation and the spread of yoga in rural areas. Participants performed various asanas. Inaugurating the International day of Yoga , District Minister Dr. H C Mahadevappa highlighted the significance of yoga. Speaking on the occasion, Mysuru – Kodagu MP Sri Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar noted that Mysuru has been celebrating International day of Yoga every year with great enthusiasm. Emphasising the cultural significance of yoga day Sri Yaduveer Wadiyar called upon the public to co-operate with authorities to create a Guinness record by performing Yogasanas during the Dasara celebrations later this year. Total 250 GNM students with staff participated in the program.
Induction Programme -2024
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organised Induction programme for 36th batch of GNM students on 01/01/2024 at school premises. Smt D N Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing, teaching faculty and student representatives inaugurated the programme by lightning the lamp. Later Smt D N Renukadevi in her speech conveyed new year wishes and appreciated the students for selecting JSS Institute for their higher education. Students should inculcate positive thinking in their day to day life and concentrate on their goals. She instructed the students to maintain discipline and to be responsible in their activities. On account of this occasion students who had worn traditional costumes were awarded with prizes. Later students entertained audience by cultural programmes.
Farewell Programme of 33rdBatch GNM Students -2024
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organised Farewell programme for the 33rd batch of GNM students on 24.01.2024 at Dr. Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana. The programme was inaugurated by lamp lighting by the dignitaries on the stage and student representatives. Ms. Keerthana M S student of first year GNM expressed their opinion about their outgoing seniors. Ms. Ruchitha H C and Mrs. Mamatha R of outgoing batch students shared their memories and experience as well. The winners of the cultural and sports were awarded with prizes. Smt. D N Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing shared the experience by recalling the students admission process and their mischievous behaviours. Then she motivated the students the basic qualities every professional should adapt in their service life. She also adviced them to be a good and responsible alumnus of JSS School of Nursing and wished them a bright future and carrer. The gathering was entertained by cultural activities. Ms. Tenzin Chozin and Mr. Nandan organized and coordinated the programme. The members present in the programme were teaching faculty and students.
76th Republic Day -2024
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru, in collaboration with JSS College of Nursing, JSS College of Physiotherapy and JSS Institute of Speech and Hearing celebrated 76thRepublic day on 26.1.2024 at 8.30am at college campus. The programme was started by Flag hoisting by Smt. Ashwathidevi, Principal, JSS College of Nursing and all the heads of the other Health Science Institutions. The members present in the programme were Smt. Ashwathidevi, Principal, JSS College of Nursing, Dr. Suma R, Principal, JSS Institute of Speech & Hearing, Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, Principal JSS School of Nursing,Mr. Vijay Samuel Raj, Professor, JSS College of Physiotherapy, teaching and nonteaching faculty and students of all Institutes were present. Later students of JSS Medical Institutions entertained the audience by patriotic song.
36th BATCH FRESHER’S DAY
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organised Fresher’s Day for the 36th batch of GNM students on 30.01.2024 at Dr. Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana. The programme was inaugurated by lamp lighting by the dignitaries on the stage and student representatives. Smt. Dhanalakshmi, Assistant Professor, JSS College of Nursing, Mysuru in her alumni talk appreciated the students for selecting JSS Institute for their education. She shared the experience of her student period in nursing school and highlighted that she got a platform to enrich her skills and with the support of the faculty members she had brightened her future. She suggested the students that language is not a barrier for studies. The hard work and your commitment towards the goal is the key to success. Smt. D N Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing in her speech congratulated all the students for selecting JSS for their nursing education. She insisted the students to follow the rules and regulations of JSS Institution. Every student has to be sincere, obedient and follow discipline in the campus. She expressed her happiness about the alumni talk and said that for the growth of the institution the contribution of alumni and the positive feedback plays a very important role. She suggested the students to keep one role model in their life and inculcate good habits. Cultural programme was organised in the event. In this occasion freshy king and freshy queen were selected and awarded based on their talent and knowledge. Sri Darshan and Kumari Ashwadhy Vinod were selected as freshy king and freshy queen respectively.
Suttur Jathra Cultural Programme – 2024
On account of His Holiness Adijagadguru Sri Shivarathri Shivayogi Mahaswamiji’s Suttru Jathra Mahotsava ,JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru students had participated in JSS Inter College cultural programmes that was held on 7.2.2024. Students had participated in different cultural events. In solo classical song Ms Neema Soman of second year had won first prize, in Vachanadharitha nritya, Ms Dayana of third year had won second prize and in group classical dance Ms Shreethu Krishna and group had won second prize respectively. The student’s performance was highly appreciated.
Health awareness exhibition at Suttur Jathra – 2024
On behalf of Suttru Jathra Mahotsava 2024 JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru in collaboration with JSS College of Nursing and JSS School of Nursing, Chamarajanagara and Kollegal had organised Health Exhibition on the theme Maternal and Child health care at Suttru Jathra Mahotsava from 6.2.2024 to 11.2.2024. The exhibition was inaugurated by Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji, BJP State President Mrs. Roopa Nayak and Sri R Mahesh, Director, Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha. The main objective of this exhibition was to create awareness among rural people regarding Maternal and Child health care. Exhibits were displayed based on the theme weaning and Breast feeding. Our students were actively involved in exhibition and gave adequate explanation and it was well appreciated by the public.
Guest Lecture – Being stable and Calm
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organised a guest lecture on the topic ‘Being Stable and Calm’ for I year GNM students on 01.03.2024. Dr. Shilpa Avarebele, Associate Professor, Department of Geriatrics, JSS Hospital, Mysuru, in her lecture session stressed the importance of positive thinking in day to day life. She said that positive thinking refers to a mental attitude which makes us think that good things will happen eventually. It gives us more self confidence and boosts our self esteem and helps in becoming more confident and self assured. We should be always optimistic and search for opportunities. She also said that the mind can act as gateway to the soul by helping us to access out deeper thoughts, beliefs and values. Later an interaction session was held with the students.
National Pulse polio programme
National Pulse polio programme was held from 03.03.2024 to 06.03.2024. In which 82 third year GNM students of JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru were actively participated. As per the order of KSDNEB, Bangalore and Commissioner of Mysuru City Corporation, 42 students were posted to Primary Health Centre, Indiranagar and 38 students to Primary Health Centre, Chamundipuram. As a part of orientation programme Dr. Mamatha, Medical Officer of Chamundipuram PHC and Medical Officer of Indiranagar PHC taught third year GNM students regarding administration of Pulse polio vaccine, Sunday booth activities and later three days home visit activities in detail. In this programme our students actively participated by vaccinating children between age group of 0-5 years against polio and conducted survey of children who had not received vaccination and vaccinated them too. The programme was successful by active participation of our students.
Patient Safety and Quality Care is our Motto
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organised a guest lecture on the topic “NABH” on 20.3.2024 at JSS School of Nursing. Mrs Janet Mathias chief of Nursing services, JSS Hospital, Mysuru briefed about introduction to NABH accreditations, objectives, chapters and Benefits of achieving NABH certificate by any health facilities. The members present in the lecture were Principal Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, Mr. R. K. Mahadevaswamy and Mrs. Neetha Dalvi S. along with III year GNM students.
“Nurses are Angels of Health Care System”
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organised lamp lighting and oath taking ceremony for the 36th batch of students on 23.3.2024 at Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium, JSS Hospital, Mysuru. The programme was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by the dignitaries, followed by oath recitation by the Principal Smt. D N Renuakadevi.
Nursing is a Nobel profession. As the world becomes more interconnected, nurses need to develop the skills and knowledge to provide culturally safe and competent care in diverse clinical contexts. Nurses are being called as “Angels of health care system” as said by Dr. Srinivas Murthy S. T., Deputy Director, Directorate of Medical Education, Govt of Karnataka, Bangalore, after inaugurating the programme by lighting the lamp conveyed wishes to 36th batch of GNM students. He highlighted that lighting of the lamp symbolizes the transfer of knowledge, skills and spirit of nursing among students. Since there is a huge demand for nurses in other country, nurses must learn time management and develop skills in the profession so that they can progress well in their profession.
The guest of honour of the programme Dr. C. P. Madhu in his speech congratulated all the students for selecting JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru for their education. Nurses play a vital role in health care sector compared to doctors. He insisted the students to do hard work and utilise the services provided by the institute. The special invitee for the programme Smt. Janet Mathais in her speech said that nursing is a unique and challenging profession. By the year 2026 the demand for nursing job will be reaching its maximum in globe.
Sri R. Mahesh, Director, Medical Education Division in his presidential speech suggested that students should utilise the services and resources provided by institution to develop the skill and knowledge for a bright future. Students have to implement the culture that has been taught by their parents in their professional life also since the demand for geriatric nursing care and mental health care is high in health care sector, he motivated the students to develop interest and skill in those fields. Later the winners of world mental health day essay competition, Ms. Tenzin Paldon and Ms. Pavithra B of III Year & I Year GNM students were awarded with prizes and the students who had scored distinction in the KSDNEB examination in the academic year 2022-23 and Ms. Tenzin Jompa of I year and Mrs. Mamatha R outgoing student shared their experience about the institution. The members present in the programme were parents and students.
“SKY HAS LIMIT BUT NOT MIND”
Life is a precious thing, everyone has a different experience in their life journey. It is an opportunity . The journey of our life depends upon how we live and enjoy the day to the fullest. The resource person of the programme Dr. Kishor M Head, Department of the Psychiatry, JSS Hospital, JSS Medical College, Mysuru, highlighted that “sky has limit but not mind” in the workshop organised by JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru on 13.4.2024 at lecture hall on the topic “ Every life is precious”. Later in his speech said that life is a gift from God, our mind set and concentration plays vital role in shaping our lives. The obstacles that comes in the middle of our journey leads to depression and suicidal risk. Then he briefed about the causes , statistics and preventive measures of depression and suicide. Along with this an interaction session was conducted with students. Then he made students to download the online application called SAFL and demonstrated how to conduct an interview with mentally depressed clients.
Dr. Akshatha, Senior resident, Department of Psychiatry JSS Hospital, briefed about depression and high rates of depressive and suicidal cases in the females and preventive masseurs. Dr. Pradeepkumar , Asst. Professor , Department of the Psychiatry, JSS Hospital, conducted pilot study by conducting interaction with depressive and suicidal clients . In addition to this he also gave information regarding online application like SAFL, e-sanjeevini and tele manas. The members present in the programme were Principal Smt. D.N. Renukadevi, teaching faculty and students.
World Breast Feeding Week 2023 Report ‘’Breast Feeding is a mother’s gift to herself, her baby and the Earth’’
JSS Medical College, Department of Paediatrics, JSS Hospital in collaboration with Indian academy of Paediatrics had organised inaugural programme of breast-feeding week on 01/08/2023 at Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium. The chief guest of the programme Dr. Pushpalatha A S, Director, Health and Family Welfare Department, Bangalore in her speech briefed the theme of the year ‘’ Enabling breast feeding, making a difference for working parents’’. Breast milk is vital for growth and development of the baby and helps to fight against many diseases. It boosts the immune power of the baby. Dr. Narayanappa, Unit Head and Senior Professor of Department of Paediatrics, JSS Hospital in his lecture session explained that the bond between the mother and the baby starts from the womb itself. But due to the changes in the lifestyle and work pressure mothers are not getting adequate time to feed baby. Hence to strengthen the bond and to provide opportunity for the mothers at work place, this year theme mainly focuses on encouraging breast feeding practices at work place. On account of breast feeding week students of JSS school of nursing, Mysore presented poster based on the theme of the year and was highly appreciated by the guest. Later skit was enacted by the staffs of NICU, JSS hospital, Mysore.
The members present in the programme were Dr Chethana Hari, Headmistress, Arivu school, Mysore, Smt Sheela Kumari, Retired Sanskrit lecturer and Head of Charu foundation, Dr. Basavanagowdappa H, Principal, JSS Medical College, Dr C P Madhu, Medical Superintendent, JSS Hospital, Mysore, Dr Ravish SN, President of Indian academy of Paediatrics, Heads of College and school of Nursing, Mysore.
Workshop on Foundation in Research, Publication and Grant Proposal
Foundation in Research, Publication and Grant Proposal for JSS School of Nursing Faculty, workshop was held on 9/08/2023 in the seminar hall of JSS Institute of Speech and Hearing. The workshop was organized by JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru in association with Department of Psychiatry, JSS Medical College and AHER and it was funded by Minds United for Health Sciences and Humanity Trust. The Inauguration was done by lighting the lamp by all dignitaries. Dr. C. P. Madhu, Medical Superintendent spoke about the vital role of nurses in promoting health and recovery of the patient. To cope up with the technological trends in health care settings nurses have to upgrade their knowledge in research activities in order to render skilled service to the patient. Dr. Praveen Kulkarni, Professor, Department of Community Medicine, congratulated the Principal JSS School of Nursing for organising research workshop. He explained the guidelines to be followed in research activities such as a stepwise protocol with examples and implementing the process from simple to complex.
The resource persons Dr. Kishor M. Professor and Head, Department of Psychiatry, Dr. Pradeep Kumar P.C. Assistant Professor of PSW and Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, Principal. JSS School of Nursing, briefed regarding meaning and concept of research, statistics, writing review of literature, and funding agencies for various research activities. Later interaction session was conducted between resource person and staffs which was highly beneficial.
The members present in the programme were Dr. C. P. Madhu, Medical Superintendent, JSS Hospital and Dr. Praveen Kulkarni, Professor, Department of Community Medicine, JSS Medical College, Dr.Kishor M. Professor and Head, Department of Psychiatry , and Dr. Pradeep Kumar P.C. Assistant Professor of PSW, Department of Psychiatry, JSS Medical College Mysuru, Smt D N Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing and teaching staff.
‘’ABHIVYAKTHI’’ – 2023
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru conducted the inaugural ceremony of the Annual cultural meet ‘’ABHIVYAKTHI -2023’’at Dr. Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana on 8/09/2023 and 9/09/2023. The dignitaries were Ms Sanjana Singh and Ms. Shruthi K Vinod, Assistant Professors, JSS Institute of Speech and Hearing. The programme was presided by Smt. D N Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru. The programme was inaugurated by lightning the traditional lamp. Ms Sanjana Singh in her inaugural address highlighted the importance of cultural events that exhibits the diverse cultures of a community. It’s a platform where people display their tradition through dance, music and arts. She appreciated the school of Nursing for providing platform to the students to showcase their talents.
Smt. D N Renukadevi in her presidential speech expressed that cultural programmes are integral part of educational institution which helps students to exhibit their talents and to learn about diverse cultures and traditions. She also mentioned that cultural experiences help the students to develop skills such as communication, teamwork, problem solving and decision making. She also expressed those cultural activities also enhances analytical thinking, leadership qualities and overall development of an individual. The “ABHIVYAKTHI” event held on 08th and 09th September 2023 had various competitions such as solo dance, group folk song and folk dance, semiclassical dance and couple dance etc.
Patient Safety – Poster Presentation 2023
On account of patient safety day 2023, JSS School of Nursing students had participated in poster presentation competition related to patient safety organized by National Medical Commission and Medicine Department of JSS Medical College, Mysuru on 21/09/2023. The posters was well appreciated by the judges and our students Ms. Julaikha Parveen of III year won 1st prize, Ms Donkyi and Ms. Tsering Dolma Goiba of IInd year won 2nd and 3rd cash prize respectively.
108thJayanthi Mahotsava of Sri Sri Dr.Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji
JSS School of Nursing in collaboration with JSS College of Physiotherapy, JSS College of Nursing and JSS Institute of Speech & Hearing celebrated 108th Jayanthi Mahotsava of Sri Sri Dr. Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji on 23/09/2023 at Dr. Sri Shivaratri Rajendra Bhavana. The programme was inaugurated by doing pushparchana to the photo of Sri Sri Dr.Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji.
Sri Shivaraju P, District Officer and Senior IAS Officer Mysuru, in his speech highlighted the remarkable contribution in religious, social and educational field made by 23rd pontiff Jagadguru Sri Dr. Rajendra Mahaswamiji. He has enlightened the life and soul of crores of people and also expressed that I am highly honoured to be the chief guest in Trividha Dasohi’s 108th Jayanthi programme. He said the development of rural student has made remarkable revolution in the field of education. He appreciated all the employees and students of JSS Institution for opting JSS for their employment and education. Guest of honour of the programme Sri R Mahesh, Director, Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha in his speech briefed about the biography of Rajendra Mahaswamiji. Apart from spiritual activities he worked and eradicated social inequality and poverty. Development of medical institution was not a easy job at 20th century. But Sri Rajendra Mahaswamiji’s scarifies and strong determination made possible development of education and health care institution. Sri Shivakumaraswamy S, Deputy Secretary –II in his presidential speech shared the bonding, life style and struggling of Sri Rajendra Swamiji for the development of JSS Institution. Behalf of IDRU teaching faculty highly involved in research activities were felicitated. All the teaching, non teaching staff and students were participated in the programme.
Yuva Sambhrama 2023
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had participated in Yuva Sambhrama 2023 for the first time organized by Karnataka Government at Heritage city Mysuru on 7/10/2023 and the performance of the students was highly appreciated.
World Mental Health Day 2023
On account of World mental health day 2023, JSS School of Nursing had organized an guest lecture for IInd year GNM students at Lecture hall 2 at JSS Hospital, Mysuru on 19/10/2023. Dr. Pradeep Kumar P C, Asst Professor, Psychiatry department, JSS Hospital, Mysuru in his guest lecture highlighted the history of mental health day and explained regarding the world federation for mental health, an organisation established in the year 1958. Later in his lecture he briefed about the theme of the year “Mental health is universal human right”. An interclass essay writing competition was organised on 12/10/2023. Ms Tenzin Paldon of second year and Ms Pavithra B of first year had won the 1st prize and 2nd prize respectively.
World Heart Day Quiz 2023
On account of World Heart Day 2023 JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru students had participated in the quiz competition organized by JSS College of Nursing, Mysuru on 19/10/2023 based on the theme of the year “Use heart, know heart’’ at Dr. Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana. Ms Sneha Raj of III year and Ms. Donkyi of II year had participated and won 3rd prize respectively.
World Immunization Day
On the occasion of World Immunization Day 2023, Department of Medicine of JSS Medical College and Hospital had organised walkathon on 10/11/2023 based on theme: “The big catch up” to create public awareness regarding adult immunization and its benefit. Third year students of JSS School of Nursing had participated in the rally which began from JSS Hospital and headed towards JSS Mahavidyapeetha.
World Diabetes Day
On the occasion of World Diabetes Day 2023, Department of Medicine of JSS Medical College and Hospital had organised an screening and health awareness programme “Madhumeha Patashala” on 15/11/2023 at JSS Hospital. Third year students of JSS School of Nursing had prepared and presented charts based on theme “Know your risk, know your response”. The charts and presenters were appreciated by the guest. Later Students attended lecture session on diabetes, dietary modification and prevention of diabetes complication at Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium. Students were awarded with cash prizes for poster presentation. Ms. Anusha G N won 1st prize, Ms. Pallaavi B S won 2nd prize and Ms. Roopa B S had won 3rd prize respectively.
Report of 68th Kannada Rajyotsava – 2023
Karnataka Rajyotsava also called Kannada Rajyotsava is the Karnataka formation day celebrated every year on November 1st. The entire state commemorates the festival of Kannada Rajyotsava with great fun and joy said by Dr. C Naganna. JSS School of Nursing in collaboration with JSS College of Physiotherapy, JSS College of Nursing and JSS Institute of Speech & Hearing celebrated 68th Kannada Rajyotsava on 27/11/2023 at Dr. Sri Rajendra Centenary auditorium. The programme was inaugurated by doing pushparchane to Bhuvaneshwari photo. The chief guest of the programme Dr. C Naganna, Professor, Author and Interviewer, Mysuru University appreciated the discipline, culture and integration maintained among the students of JSS. He appreciated the sacrifices, selfless services and self-confidence of the nurses while caring patients. Later he briefed about how the Kannada speaking areas were combined to form Karnataka in the year 1956. In 1973 at the period of chief guest Sri Devaraju Urs Mysuru was renamed as Karnataka. At the same time, he remembered the contributions of Rashtra Kavi Kuvempu, Masti Venkatesh Iyengar and Shivaram Karanth. He suggested the audience to take pledge to talk in Kannada in our day-to-day activities. Sri Revannaswamy, Director, General Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha in his presidential address felt proud to be born in the land of goddess Bhuvaneshwari and the state which has got eight Gnanapeetha awardees. He requested the audience to join hands to uplift and retain culture and heritage of Karnataka. On behalf of Kannada Rajyotsava inter college cultural competitions like group folk song, solo bhavageethe and essay writing competitions was organized on 20-11-2023 and 21-11-2023. Ms. Vanitha of Second GNM had won first prize in essay writing competition, Mr.Kiran B K and group of second year and Mr. Virupaksha and group of third year had won first & second prize in group folk song and Mr. Kiran B K of second year GNM won third prize in solo bhavageetha respectively. The members present in the programme were heads of all four institutions, teaching, non teaching and students. Ms. Vaishnavi, student of JSS Institute of Speech & Hearing entertained the audience by song.
Comprehensive Geriatric care
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organised a guest lecture on the topic “Training of frontline health care workers” for GNM students on 18/12/2023 at second year class room. The lecture was delivered by Dr. Mahesh Hemadri, Global Hospital and Research Centre, Mt.Abu, Rajasthan. In his lecture session briefed about comprehensive geriatric care and focused on systematic old age changes, health promotion, life style modification and geriatric emergencies. Later Dr. Ranganath, Phd in meditation briefed and demonstrated the benefits of meditation.
Oath Taking and Lamp Lighting Ceremony
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized lamp lighting and Oath taking ceremony for the 35th batch of student on 05.07.2023 at Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium, JSS Hospital, Mysuru. The programme was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by the dignitaries, followed by Oath recitation by the Principal Smt. D N Renuakadevi.
Sri Shivakumar, Mayor, Mysuru City Corporation was the Chief Guest of the programme. Sir in his speech appreciated all the students for selecting Nursing education in this prestigious institution. Later he briefed the history of Ms. Florence Nightingale. Nursing is a job oriented profession and this field has high appreciation worldwide. He said that the dedication and sacrifices made by the nurses at the time of Covid-19 is admirable.
The special invitee, Smt. LathaNonis, Chief of Nursing Services, Fortis Hospital, Bangalore, in her speech enlightened the students regarding roles and responsibilities of a nurse and emphasized on the career opportunities in nursing profession. Students should inculcate the habits of good behavior and attitude along with upgradation of knowledge.
The Guest of honor Dr. C. P. Madhu, Medical superintendent, JSS Hospital, Mysuru in his speech appreciated the selfless services rendered by the nurses. Patients after their discharge provide positive reviews about the nursing services which reveals the efficacy of the nurses. The role of a nurse is vital than the doctor in terms of patient care. He added that The students must cultivate efficient time management, discipline in their profession.He appreciated the team work of Principal Smt. D N Renuakadevi and the faculty.
The Special Invitee of the day Smt. Janet Mathais, Chief of Nursing Services ,JSS Hospital, Mysuru in her speech said that the nurses are the backbone of hospital. She suggested the budding nurses to take the initiativeness in delivery of care and upgradation of knowledge and to uplift the name of nursing profession and self-determination is important in patient care.
Sri. R Mahesh, Director, Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha, Mysuru in his Presidential speech appreciated the school of nursing for the 35 years of constant delivery of quality education to the students. The students qualified from this institution are spread globally in their profession and are rendering best quality care. He added that nursing is not just the profession but it is a divine service. This profession is a bundle of knowledge, skill and attitude. Nursing service should have sincerity and dedication towards patient care . JSS School of Nursing is delivering quality education and students should utilize the opportunity and facilities provided and get good name to the institution.
Mr.Guruprasad B of first year and Ms. Tenzin Tsomo of third year GNM student shared their opinion about the institution. The gathering was welcomed by Mrs. Manasa H S Nursing Tutor. Prize distribution report was read by Mrs. Sukanya V Nursing Tutor and vote of thanks was proposed by Mr. R K Mahadevaswamy and programme was compared by Mrs. Neetha Dalvi S.Nursing Tutor.
Guest lecture on International Yoga Day – 2023
On account of International Yoga Day -2023, a lecture session was organized to create an awareness on beneficial effects of yoga on youth at JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru on 13.6.2023. The Guest lecturer Dr. Nirmala, Yoga and Naturopathy Physician, JSS Ayurveda Medical College and Hospital briefed regarding the benefits of the yoga on youths health. She focused the importance of yoga on women’s health, explaining the hormonal balance, mood control and physical relief by practicing yoga in their day-to-day life. Later yogic postures were demonstrated by Dr. Vidya and Dr. Pallavi, Postgraduates of JSS Ayurveda Medical College and students were benefited by the demonstration.
Guest Lecture on World Environmental Day – 2023
On account of world environmental day, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized Plantation programme at JSS Institute of Health Sciences campus on 5.6.2023. Smt. D.N. Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing followed by the plantation, briefed about the theme of the year “Solution to Plastic Pollution and lifestyle for environment”. The members present in the programme were third year GNM students and all the teaching staffs.
Guest Lecture on World No Tobacco Day – 2023
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru in collaboration with District Office, Zilla Panchayath, District Health and Family Welfare Department, District Tobacco Control Unit, Mysore Medical College and Research Institute, BGS Apollo College of Nursing, Sri Gopalagowda Shantaveri Memorial College of Nursing and Pruthvi Infrastructures, had organised “No Tobacco Day” programme at Kote Anjaneyaswamy temple on 31.5.2023.
Sri Dinesh B. G., Senior Civil Judge and Secretary member of District Low Services ,Mysuru briefed the importance of no tobacco day and the ill effects caused due to consumption tobacco. Everyday many people are attempting suicide and we are showing sympathy but tobacco consumption acts as silent killer which is unnoticed. To create an awareness we have organized Jatha programme which is going to be effective for the public.
Dr. Prasad, District Health and Family Welfare Officer, in his speech highlighted the theme of the year “We need food but no tobacco”. Nicotine present in tobacco is a leading cause for many of the diseases and the infection rate is higher in passive smokers compared to active smokers.
Dr.Rajendra, District Commissioner,Musuru, in his presidential address said that todays Jatha is mainly organized to create an awareness in youngsters and to prevent complications occuring due to tobacco consumption. This day should not be celebrated once in a year instead the protocols should be followed 365 days so many health issues can be prevented.
On account of this programme rally was organized from Kote Anjaneya Swamy Temple to DC office Mysuru. JSS School of Nursing students performed no tobacco day related song and it was appreciated by the public. The members present in the programme were Sri Supreeth, Progressive Farmer of Adaguru Village, Piriyapatna, Sri Shivakumar G, District Counsellor, Tobacco Control Unit, Mysuru, Dr. Mahadevaprasad District Surveillance officer, Staffs and students of various Schools and College of Nursing.
Guest Lecture on Diabetic Foot Care
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized a guest lecture on “ Dibetic Foot Care” at Lecture hall 02 at JSS Hospital Mysuru on 27.5.2023. Dr. Sachin K, Assistant Professor Department of general surgery, JSS Medical College and Hospital, Mysuru was the guest speaker. In his lecture he briefed about the diabetic foot care, the measures taken for prevention of wounds and cuts in the foot. Later he explained about the importance of planning and implementation of nursing care in the treatment of diabetic foot. The members present in the programme were II year GNM students and faculty .
Guest Lecture on Vaccination in Pregnancy
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized Guest lecture on vaccination in pregnancy for III year GNM students at Lecture hall 02 JSS Hospital Mysuru on 13.5.2023 . Dr. Sowmyashree T. Associate Professor Dept of OBG, JSS Hospital Mysuru in her guest lecture presented in brief regarding vaccination in pregnancy, indication, contraindication, and magnitude of the problems, she also explained the importance of HPV vaccines for young generations to prevent the cancer. She insisted the nursing students to spread the awareness regarding vaccination to the public.
REPORT OF WORKSHOP ON “CAREER GUIDANCE” – 2023
JSS School of Nursing had organised a workshop on “Career Guidance” on 17/5/2023 at Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana. Sri Sudhi Rao, Director and Senior Partner of Chartis Group USA was the resource person. Firstly, in his session he congratulated all the students for selecting Nursing course. Later he briefly explained the meaning of nursing roles and responsibilities. Apart from providing care to sick and injured, nurses can also recognise themselves as an administrator, counsellor, Nurse practitioners, Nurse anaesthetists etc. Indian Nurses are highly respected in other countries and also they have wide variety of opportunities to work at abroad. He motivated the students to utilise the opportunities they get and come out with flying colours. He guided students regarding website like Twitter and LinkedIn where the nurses will get the information regarding the vacancies available in different countries. He also shared his growth in the nursing profession and encouraged the students to be proud for being Nurse. He also conducted interaction session with students and they were benefited by his guidance.The members present in the programme were students and teaching staffs. Smt D N Renuka Devi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing Mysuru welcomed the gathering and the programme was coordinated by Mrs Manasa H. S. Nursing Tutor.
INTERNATIONAL NURSE’S DAY REPORT- 2023 “OUR NURSES – OUR FUTURE”
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru in collaboration with JSS Hospital and JSS College of Nursing celebrated International Nurse’s Day on 12/05/2023 at Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium, JSS Hospital, Mysuru. The programme was channelized by inaugurating the lamp by the dignitaries. The chief guest of the programme Smt. Shilpi Agarwal, Divisional railway manager, southwestern railways, Mysuru, addressed the gathering and briefed the history of Ms Florence Nightingale. She highlighted the importance of name she was called as “Lady with the Lamp”. She appreciated the dedication and sacrifices made by the nurse’s during pandemic crisis.
The special invitee of the programme Smt. Sudha Mruthyunjayappa, Managing Trustee, Dr. Mruthyunjayappa trust Mysuru in her speech appreciated the selfless service rendered by the nurses. She highlighted the endless tiresome work done by the nurses like Corona Warriors. Every year the best nurse’s award will be given by Dr. Mruthyunjayappa trust in order to encourage and appreciate the selfless services of the staff nurses.
Dr.C.G.Betsur Mutt, Executive Secretary, JSS Mahavidyapeeta, Mysuru, in his presidential address congratulated all the nurses for rendering the selfless service and also the best nurses award winners. Nurses play a major role in the recognition of a good hospital. In this situation he remembered the services and the care provided by the nurses during the time of his father’s admission at JSS hospital. He said that nothing is equal to the priceless empathetic care provided by the nurses. The nursing care is dynamic than the medications administered by the doctors. He praised the nurses for their tireless service.
On 08/05/2023 and 09/05/2023 BGS College of Nursing, Mysuru had organized events on account of Nurse’s Day like poster presentation, case presentation, poem writing, cartoon making and best nursing student award. JSS School of Nursing, students participated in the competition and has won the prizes. In case presentation competition Ms Tenzin Kunsel and Ms Tenzin Chozin of second year has won first and third prize respectively. In poster presentation Ms Tenzin Tsomo of third year and Ms Donkyi of second year has won first and third prize respectively. In poem writing Ms Tsering Dolma Goiba of second year won first prize and in cartoon making Ms Julekha Parvin of third year has won second prize.
The members present in the program were Smt D. N. Renuka Devi Principal, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru, Mrs Janet Mathias, the Chief of Nursing Services, JSS Hospital, Smt. Ashwathy Devi M. K. Principal, JSS College of Nursing, Mysuru, , teaching and non-teaching faculty, staff nurses and students.. Six staff nurses of JSS Hospital were given “Best Nurses award” on this occasion. The gathering was welcomed by Smt. Ashwathy Devi M. K. JSS College of Nursing, Mysuru, and vote of thanks was proposed by Smt D N Renuka Devi JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru, and Smt. Rashmi Associate Professor ,JSS College of Nursing, Mysuru, Compared the programme.
Report on G-20 Awareness
JSS School of Nursing Mysuru had organised interclass essay writing and Quiz competition on 6/05/2023 on account of creating awareness about G20 for the students. Smt. D N Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru witnessed the programme and in her speech briefed about G20 programme and also various workshops that are conducted to create an awareness among public.
In Quiz competition, the first prize was won by Ms. Sneha Khan, Ms. Sneha Raj and Ms. Pallavi K M of third year. The second prize was won by Ms. Sheetal M, Ms. Tenzin Ugyen and Mr. Pavan P of first year and the third prize was won by Ms. Lalana P, Ms. Harini Kumari and Mr. Kiran Kumar of second year. The winners of essay writing competition are first prize was won by Ms. Tenzin Paldon of second year, Second prize was won by Ms. Helen Mary of third year and Third prize was won by Ms. Ngawang Lhamu of first year.
World Hand Hygiene Day-2023 Report – Clean Hands Saves life
On account of World Hand Hygiene Day 2023 JSS hospital Mysuru had organised poster presentation competition on 04.05.2023 followed by formal programme on 05/05/2023 at Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium and the students of JSS School of Nursing ,Mysuru had participated in the programme.
Dr. Basavanna Gowdappa ,Principal, JSS Medical college in his speech briefed the history of hand hygiene day , its importance and health benefits by following the proper steps of hand hygiene. Dr. C P Madhu, Medical Superintendent, JSS Hospital , Mysuru by addressing the gathering stressed the importance of hand hygiene after the COVID -19 pandemic. The nurses who come in contact with the client has to follow the WHO Guidelines of hand washing so that many communicable diseases can be prevented. Dr.Sumana, Professor, Microbiology Department, JSS Hospital, Mysuru recited a poem on hand hygiene with demonstration.
On behalf of hand hygiene day students of JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had participated in poster presentation competition held at JSS hospital and won the prizes. The first prize was won by Ms. Tenzin Tsomo.Ms. Julekha Parvin and Ms.Swarnali Sarkar of third year, the second prize was won by two teams Ms. Tsering Dolma Goiba, Ms.Dunkyi and Ms.Harinikumari and Ms.Sahanaprasad, Ms.Tenzin Chozin and Ms.Karma Lhanze. Students of II year performed and Hand Hygiene dance and entertained the audience.
The members present in the programme were Dr Narayanappa D., HICC Chairman, JSS Hospital, Mysuru, Dr. Rashmi P Mahale HICC Secretary, Dr. Chethak K B Surveillance officer, Dr. Deepashree R., Asst. Surveillance officer, Mrs. Janet Mathais, Chief of Nursing Services, JSS Hospital, Smt. Aswathidevi M K Principal, JSS College of Nursing, Mrs. Renukadevi D. N. JSS School of Nursing & Nursing Students. The Programme was Co-ordinated by HICC department JSS Hospital Mysuru.
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized International Women’s Day and Ethnic day
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized International Women’s Day and Ethnic day on 25/3/2023. The programme was chanalised by lighting the lamp. Smt D. N. Renukadevi Principal, JSS School of Nursing, by addressing the gathering briefly explained the theme of the year “Accelerating equality and empowerment” .She said that the theme is aligned with the priority of innovation and technological change and education in the digital age for achieving gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls. At this moment she remembered the support, sacrifices and dedication of her mother in rendering the children. She suggested to give respect to all women’s irrespective of their work and to appreciate the dedicative services of women in all the field.
On account of the programme an interclass elocution competition was organized..Ms. Amrutha second year, Ms. Tenzin Tsomo and Ms. Pallavi K. M. of third year and Ms. Donkyi of second year students won the first, second, third and consolation prizes respectively. Later the students who had worn best ethnic wear was identified and prizes were announced.
35th BATCH FRESHER’S DAY REPORT
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organised Fresher’s day for the 35th batch of GNM students on 02.01.2023 at Dr. Sri shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana. The programme was inaugurated by lamp lighting by the dignitaries on the stage and student representatives. Smt. D N Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing in her speech expressed her happiness for selecting JSS for their nursing education. She motivated the students by saying that hardwork is like stairs, each step when you climb it should be honest and challenging ,then only goal can be reached. She also congratulated all the students for being a part of this institution.
Cultural programme was organised in the event. In this occasion freshy king and freshy queen were selected and awarded based on their talent and knowledge. Sri Akash V S and Kumari Vedashree R were selected as freshy king and freshy queen respectively. Smt Sukanya V and Smt Manasa H S tutors of JSS School of Nursing were the judges for the event. The programme was co-ordinated by Ms. Vachanashree R and Mr. Virupaksha GS of III year GNM students.
Report on World Record Attempt – Yogathan 2022
On the occasion of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav and National Youth Day in the mark of Birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda ,Yogathan 2022 – 23 was organised on 15.01.2023 by District administration in collaboration with Zilla Panchayat,Youth empowerment,Sports and AIISH Department,Mysuru at Race Course Ground. Students of JSS School of Nursing , Mysuru along with teachers Mr. R K Mahadevaswamy, Mrs. Sukanya V and Ms. Sneha M had participated in the event. The Yogathan was inaugurated by Sri S A Ramdas ,Former MLA, Sri Shivkumar, Mayor of Mysuru city, Smt S Roopa, Deputy Mayor of Mysuru city, Smt Seema Latkar, Police Commissioner, Smr Poornima B R ,Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Panchayat Mysuru and other dignitaries. Sri S A Ramdas in his speech said that our Honourable Prime Minister Sri Narendra Modi has given importance to Yoga since 2015. This Yoga programme was started at 2015 with 35,000 yoga participants and then it was recorded with one lakh yoga participants. This record was broken by Baba Ramdev at Haridwar. Hence he requested all the participants to join in more number on June 21, 2023 on occasion of National Yoga Day, so that we can make a new record. Later Yoga experts taught and demonstrated various asanas of Yoga and all the participants redemonstrated and got utilization of this.
Report on Health awareness Exhibition at Suttur Jathra
On behalf of suttur Jatra Mahotsava 2023 JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru along with JSS College of Nursing and JSS Schools of Nursing, Chamarajanagar & Kollegal had organized Health Exhibition on the theme “First Aid” at Suttur, Nanjangud taluk, Mysuru District during Suttur Jathra Mahotsava from 18.1.2023 to 23.1.2023. The Exhibition was inaugurated by Junior pontiff Sri Jayarajendra Swamijii, Dr. C. G. Betsurmath, Executive Secretary JSS MVP and Sri Mahesh R, Director of Medical Education Division, JSS MVP.
The main objective of this Exhibition was to create awareness among rural people regarding First Aid. Exhibits were displayed as fracture, bleeding, choking, sprain, head injury Seizure, common bites, drowning, burns and minor ailments. Our students were actively involved in Exhibition by displaying various Models, and charts and by giving explanation and it was well appreciated by the public.
Report of 74th Republic Day 2023
74th Republic day was celebrated by JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru, in collaboration with JSS College of Nursing, JSS College of Physiotherapy and JSS Institute of Speech and Hearing on 26.1.2023 at 8.30am at college campus. The programme was started by Flag hoisting by Dr. N P Nataraj, Director, JSS Institute of Speech and Hearing and all the heads of the other Health Science Institutions.
Dr. N P Nataraj in his presidential address briefly explained about the establishment of Indian constitution and its history. He stressed the importance and contribution of many freedom fighters like Subhash Chandra Bose, Dr. B R Ambedkar and many others in the acheivement of “Poorna Swaraj”. He also remembered the father of Indian constitution Dr. B R Ambedkar and others for the amendment of laws, rules and regulations which are protecting us in all ways.
The members present in the programme were Dr. Kavitha Raja, Principal JSS College of Physiotherapy, Smt. Ashwathy Devi M K., Principal JSS College of Nursing, Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, Principal JSS School of Nursing, teaching and nonteaching faculty and students of all Institute were present. Later students of JSS College of Physiotherapy & JSS Institute of Speech and Hearing entertained the audience by patriotic song.
REPORT ON GUEST LECTURE – Bio Medical Waste Management
A Guest lecture was organised regarding “Bio Medical Waste Management” for I year GNM students at lecture hall I on 1.2.2023. The lecture was delivered by Mrs. Manjula K.R. Infection Control Nurse, JSS Hospital, Mysuru. In her lecture she explained regarding Bio Medical Waste, its segregation and treatment in brief. She detailed about e-waste and general waste as an awareness to students. She in her lecture very clearly presented about the current colour coding system in Bio Medical Waste Management. She said that infection control is key role of all the health staffs to protect themselves as well as prevent the transmission of infection to the patients. Mrs. D N Renukadevi, Principal JSS School of Nursing was present in this programme and the programme was Co ordinated by Smt. Neetha Dalvi S, Nursing tutor.
REPORT ON GUEST LECTURE – Balancing Professional Life
A workshop on “Balancing Professional Life” was organised for I year GNM students at Dr. Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana on 3.2.2023. The workshop was conducted by Dr. Kishore M, Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, JSS Hospital and Medical College. Dr. Kishore M, in his lecture briefed about the rules and regulations to be inculcated by the students in their novel profession. The success of a career is not only possible by the external beauty, it depends on the qualities like adjustment, interaction, optimism, energetic, sense of humour, childlike mentality, sharing happiness, ever smiling, self-responsibility and should be deviant from bad habits. He said about the values of good friendship in life. An interaction session was done along with the students regarding professional life. He also said about the online free counselling and interaction as well as helplines for mentally ill. Mrs. D N Renukadevi , Principal JSS School of Nursing, Dr. Pradeep Assistant Professor and social worker Department of Psychiatry, JSS Hospital and Medical College were present in this programme and the programme was organised by Smt. Manasa H S, Nursing tutor.
Report on World Cancer Day 2023
On account of World Cancer Day, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru, had organized guest lecture at JSS Hospital, Mysuru on 15.2.2023. Dr. Kiran P. K., Assistant Professor, Medical Oncologist JSS Hospital, Mysuru in his guest lecture explained the History of cancer and highlighted theme of the year “Close the care gap”. Later he explained regarding the causes, clinical features and treatment modalities of cancer. Nurses play a vital role in taking care of patient especially during administration of Chemotherapeutic drugs. She should be very cautious while administering the drugs and also take necessary precautions to prevent the spread of infection. He concluded his lecture session by advising all of us to join hands together to bring a ray of hope in cancer patient. The members present in the programme were II Year GNM Students and teaching faculty.
ANNUAL SPORTS DAY REPORT 2022 -23 – “STRONG MIND, STRONG BODY”
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organised Annual Sports Meet on 26.2.2023 at JSS Public School, JP Nagar, Mysuru. The Programme was inaugurated by watering the sapling by the Chief Guest Mr. Praveen Kumar, Lab Technician, Community Health Center, Santemarahalli and District and State Weightlifter Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru, Mr. Rithish and Mr. Jayaprakash Physical training masters, JSS Public School, JP Nagar Mysuru.
The Chief guest of the programme Sri Praveenkumar in his speech, said that sports play a very vital role in the physical and mental development of every individual. He advised and motivated all the students to practice anyone sports activity in their day today lives. Along with that students should also be disciplined, obedient and give importance to time so that you can achieve anything in your life.
Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, Principal by addressing the gathering highlighted the importance of sports in day-to-day life. She said that sport is the only activity where we can have “Strong Mind, Strong Body”. In this competitive world sports are essential to bring out self-confidence and leadership qualities in students life. The purpose of organizing such activities is mainly to notify the hidden talents and to provide a platform to come up in their life. JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru, also provides opportunity to cultivate co-curricular activities along with regular curriculum. She instructed the students to make utilisation of this opportunity and participate energetically in the sports meet. The members present in the programme were teaching and nonteaching faculty and students.
Report of world AIDS day 2022
On account of world AIDS day JSS school of nursing, Mysuru had organized Guest lecture on 2.12.2022 based on the theme of the year “Equalize” at lecture hall 02, JSS Hospital Mysuru. Dr B K Shivakumar ,Medical Officer, ART centre ,JSS Hospital, Mysuru briefly explained regarding AIDS, its causes, signs and symptoms, newer technology in the diagnosis of AIDS and ART treatment. The members present in the lecture session were second and third year GNM students and Mrs. Manjula K. V Nursing tutor. The programme was coordinated by Sri R. K. Mahadevaswamy Senior Nursing tutor.
67th KANNADA RAJYOTHSAVA CELEBRATION
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru in collaboration with JSS College of Nursing, JSS Speech & Hearing and JSS College of Physiotherapy celebrated 67th Kannada Rajyothsava on 30.11.2022 at Sri Rajendra Centenary auditorium.
The programme was inaugurated by offering flowers to the photo of Goddess Bhuvaneshwari by the dignitaries. The chief guest Sri B. N. Girish, in his speech said that Kannada Rajyothsava is celebrated with great happiness, Zeal and enthusiasm all over Karnataka. The whole state has the festival appearance by the beauty of Karnataka Flags and narrating the songs of patriotic songs of Karnataka. The prestigious Rajyothsava and kannada ratna award will be elicited on this occasion. Compare to all the states of India, Karnataka has received 8 Gnanapeetha award and it is proved to all of us. He reminded the gathering about many literatures of Gnanapeetha awardees. He also remembered all poets such as ranna, ponna, Harihara, Raghavaanka, Akkamahadevi, Basavanna, Pampa of 6-12th century who worked for the development of Kannada literature. He was very elated to say that Kannada script is called as Queen of scripts. He also suggested that we should motivate the Non Karnataka students to learn Kannada. The celebration should not be limited to one day instead it should be celebrated everyday.
Sri R. Mahesh, Director, Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidypeetha ,Mysuru in his presidential speech said that Mysuru state was formed in 1956 by combining all Kannada speaking region of south India. The republic India divided the states based on languages in 1956. During the period of chief minister Sri Devaraj Urs the state was renamed as Karnataka in November 1st, 1973. He also insisted all of us to motivate the Non Karnataka students of medical institutions to learn Kannada as it is a local language which helps them for effective communication and better patient care.
The students of JSS Health Science presented a cultural programme. Principals of all JSS medical institutions,teaching and nonteaching faculty and students were present in the programme. The gathering was welcomed by Smt. Neetha Dalvi S., Nursing Tutor, JSS School of Nursing and anchored by Sri Sunil, Asst Lecturer, JSS College of Nursing,Mysuru.
107th JAYANTHI MAHOSTHSAVA
JSS School of Nursing Mysuru, in collaboration with JSS College of Nursing , JSS Speech and Hearing and JSS College of Physiotherpy had celebrated 107th Jayanthi Mahosthava of Sri Jagadguru Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji at Sri Rajendra centenary auditorium on 15/9/2022. The programme was started by offering pushparchana to Sri Rajendra Mahaswamiji Photo. The chief guest Prof. S. P. Manjunath , Secretary 1, JSS Mahavidyapeeta, Mysuru, in his speech explained the life history of Rajendra Mahaswamiji, Suttur mutt following the foot steps of 12th century social reformer Basaveshwara. Presently Sri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji is working towards the vision of Sri Rajendra Mahaswamiji and rendering many social services across the world with an aim to take up the activities which could benefit to the mankind. He also insisted all the employees of JSS Institute to join hands together and follow the principle of mutt of “ WORK IS WORSHIP” and to uplift the name of JSS Institution.
Sri D.S. Sadhashivamurthy, Retired Professor , Mysuru in his Nudinamana appreciated the social services done by Sri Rajendra Mahaswamiji and he was felt proud to be one among the beneficiary of the services provided by JSS like education , food, accommodation etc. He also co -related many of the life incidence that had happened with the live examples. He suggested all the employees who are working under the JSS Institute to follow the motto of Suttur mutt and to bring good name to the institute. Sri K. L. Revannaswamy, Incharge, Director Medical Educational Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha, Mysuru, in his speech remembered the social services and the free education, food, and accommodation that was provided for him and contributions to the development of Institute. He also said that JSS Institute focuses on overall development of Individual as well as their family. Dr. N.P. Nataraja, Director JSS Institute of Speech and Hearing in his presidential address appreciated the selfless services of Sri Suttur guruparmpara and suggested all the employees of the JSS Institute to join hands in the overall development of the organisation.
On this occasion the Inter disciplinary Reasearch unit had selected the best Research activity and the winners were awarded with “ Research Excellence award”. The winners were Smt . D.N. Renukadevi, Principal JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru, Sri Vijay Samuel JSS College of Physiotherapy , Dr Hemanth Associate Professor, Institute of Speech and Hearing . Smt Anitha Victoria , Associate professor, JSS College of Nursing.
The members present in the programme were the heads of the health science institutions, faculty and students. The Guests were welcomed by Smt. Manasa H.S. Nursing tutor , vote of thanks was proposed by Smt Sanjana Singh S Associate professor JSS Institute of Speech and Hearing, the programme was anchored by Smt Rashmi , Associate professor JSS College of Nursing Mysuru.
Report of workshop on Diabetes and oral Care
On behalf of world diabetic day Department of Peridontology of JSS Dental College had organized two days workshop on Diabetes and oral care on 23.11.2022 and 24.11.2022 for first year GNM students of JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru.The workshop was inaugurated by Dr. Ravindra S,Principal,JSS Dental college and faculty Dr.AnithaSubbappa,Dr.Dhakshayini,Dr.Kishore Hadal, Dr.Sheela Kumar Gujjari and Dr.Sudheendra Bhatt.
Dr. Ravindra S in his lecture explained briefly about dental care, complications and ill effects of improper dental hygiene and importance of dental care in diabetic patients. Dr.Kishore Hadal elaborated about Diabetes, its types and causes, diagnostic measures, improvised method of treatment and complications of neglected oral care. Later demonstration of proper brushing technique was shown and they distributed free brushes to the participants of workshop. 98 GNM students of our school benefitted from the workshop.
Report On Induction Programme
JSS School of Nursing,Mysuru had organized an induction programme for 35th batch of GNM students at Dr.SriShivarathri Rajendra Bhavana on 16.11.2022.The programme was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by the chief guest Dr.Suma R, Principal, JSS Institute of Speech and Hearing,Mrs. Ashwathy Devi M K, Principal, JSS College of Nursing and Smt. D N Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru along with a student representative and a parent.
Dr.Suma, chief guest, Principal, JSS Institute of Speech and Hearing in her speech congratulated the fresh batch of students for selecting Nursing profession in this esteemed institution. She further said that nursing is a noble profession and it is very vital for our life. Nursing promotes development of personal life, skills and also improves the financial status. Dr.Ashwathy M K,Principal, JSS College of Nursing in her chief guest speech said that students should feel proud for opting this profession and also advised that students should utilize all the facilities available in the institution and brighten their professional life as like they shine brighter in the eyes of their parents.Dr.Priyadarshini N, alumni of JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru shared her opinion about the institution. She said about the institution, its value-based education,clinical facilities, and her path in perceiving Phd. Another passed out student Smt. Bhavani U R said about the standard education and skill developed by JSS institution. She stressed on the difficulties she faced being a student of kannada medium, and the way she overcome those difficulties by the help of teaching faculty which helped her to perceive distinction in final year.
Smt. D N Renukadevi Principal, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru in her presidential speech said that students should inculcate the qualities of discipline, patience, obedience and responsibility in their professional training. There is no hurdle of medium of language in studies, they can gain success in studies by sincere hard work and dedication. She concluded her speech by saying that JSS institution provides all the facilities that is needed for overall development of a students. Hence all of you utilize the opportunity and come out with flying colors.Later video clips were displayed related to JSS Hospital, JSS School of nursing, curricular and co-curricular activities. Later PrincipalSmt D.N. Renukadevi and first year co-ordinator Smt. Neetha Dalvi S explained about the rules and regulations of the school. The members present in the programme were parents, students and faculty.
Report Of World Mental Health Day-2022
On account of World Mental Health Day JSS School of Nursing , Mysuru had organized interclass essay writing competition based on the theme of the year “Make Mental Health, well being for all a global priority”, on 7/11/2022. Ms. Anitha S.N and Ms. Nimishambha M of 1st year students GNM had won 1st and 2rd prizes respectively.A Guest lecture was organized by Psychiatric Department, JSS Hospital, Mysuru on 4/11/2022 . Dr Rajesh HOD , Psychiatric Department JSS Hospital, Mysuru in his guest lecture briefly explained the theme of the year. This year theme will be a chance for those who have mental health issues, advocates, governments, employees to come together to acknowledge progress in this area. He also highlighted that the ordinary individual today knows more about mental health as a result of the extention of the issues. Dr. Shivanada , Associate professor, Department of Psychiatry, JSS Hospital Mysuru, in his lecture session explained about the stress, its causes and impact of stress on individual and how to manage the stress. The members present in the programme were staffs of psychiatric department and 2nd year GNM students of JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru.
Report on Farewell Programme
Farewell Programme was conducted for the 32nd batch students of JSS School of Nursing on 21.10.2022 at Dr. Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana. Principal Smt. Renukadevi in her speech congratulated all the students for their futurelife. She motivated the students to continue their higher studies and utilize the opportunities in the field of Nursing. She also advised the students to inculcate ABCD formula of life that is good attitude, Behavior , commitment and dedication along with upgradation of knowledge. The members present in the programme were teaching faculty, students of I year, II Year and representations of fresh batch of students.
Mahakumbamela 2022
On 15.10.2022 JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru Students had participated in Mahakumbamela organized at Ambigarahalli, K R Pete Talluk, Mysuru District. Students performed folk and patriotic forms of dance and it was well appreciated by the public and organizers.
Report on World Heart Day 2022
On occasion of World Heart Day, JSS School of Nursing , Mysore had organised guest lecture at lecture hall-II , JSS Hospital for Second year GNM students on 8/10/2022. Dr. Sunil Kumar S., Cardiologist and Senior Consultant, JSS Hospital Mysore, in his session. briefly explained about the theme of the year “Use heart for every heart”. Later he highlighted that youths are at risk in developing heart disease, due to changes in life style habits and stress. He also explained and provided some tips to prevent heart diseases like, frequent blood check-ups, taking balanced diet, cultivating the habit of physical exercises, to quit smoking and to control blood pressure. He concluded his lecture session by suggesting the audience to join hands in providing care and extending the health education to the door steps of the public, in prevention of heart disease. On behalf of the programme we also conducted interclass Drawing competition for our GNM students . The first prize was won by Julekha Parvin of Second year ,Second prize was won by Karma Lhanza of First year, and Third prize was won by Lumia Sulthana of Second year.
Report on the Alcohol Deaddiction Camp
JSS Mahavidyapeeta, in association with various organisation of H.D. KoteTalluk had organized a free alcohol deaddiction camp at JSS Auditorium, H. D. Kote from 24.9.2022 to 3.10.2022. The Programme was inaugurated by Sri SriShivarathriDeshikendraMahaswamiji, Sri Chikkamadu,, MLA and chief officers of various organisation of H D Kote Taluk.. 58 alcoholics were benefited by this camp. The alcoholics were provided health checkup, free medications and counseling at camp daily . The cultural programme and yoga training was also organized for the camp beneficiaries. At the valedictory programme beneficiaries expressed that they will quit alcohol and also explained about the physical, mental, familial and social problems related to alcoholism. The camp ended successfully on 3.10.2022. JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru students had participated actively in the camp from 24.9.2022 to 3.10.2022.
Guest Lecture on Body Mechanics Safe Lifting Techniques
JSS School of Nursing had organized Guest lecture on Body Mechanics and Safe Lifting Techniques on 17.9.2022 at Dr Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana for first year GNM students.Sri Vijay Samuel Raj, HOD of Physical Science and Associate Professor, JSS College of Physiotherapy, in his lecture session briefly explained regarding Body Mechanics, principles to be followed during body mechanics and abnormal deformities caused due to improper balance. He also demonstrated safe lifting, shifting and transferring the patient at hospital settings.The members present in the programme were Smt. D. N. Renukadevi , Principal, JSS School of Nursing and Ms. Priyanka B and Smt. Manasa H.S. Nursing tutors.
Report on Guest Lecture
JSS School of Nursing Mysuru had organized a guest lecture on recent updatesin Immunization schedule at Dr Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana for second year GNM students on 23/8/2022. Dr. Chethak, Assistant Professor, Department of pediatrics, JSS Hospital and Medical Collge Mysuru, in his lecture session briefly explained the history of immunization and recent updates in the immunization schedule like pentavac, pneumonia, Typhoid, HPL, etc. He also explained the route of administration of vaccines and the nurses responsibility in providing vaccinations. The members present in the programme were Smt. D.N. Renukadevi ,Principal ,JSS School of Nursing, Smt Sukanya VandSmt Manjula K. V., Nursing tutors.
REPORT OF 75th INDEPENDENCE DAY AMRUTHMAHOTSAV CELEBRATION
On 15.08.2022, 75th Independence day Amruthmahotsav was celebrated by JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru in collaboration with JSS College of Nursing, College of Speech and Hearing, College of Physiotherapy, Ayurveda Medical College at the premises of JSS Ayurveda and Medical College. The guests for the programme were welcomed by marchpast followed by flag hoisting.
The chief guest of the programme Sri H B Halegowda, Freedom Fighter, Mysuru in his speech remembered the days of independence of India. India was freed from the fists of British on August 15th ,1947. Indian Independent Act Provision was enforced on this day. This was possible by dedication and sacrifices made by our brave soldiers. Every Indian has to celebrate this day and mark the sacrifice of many patriots. Every citizen of this country should join hands to spread the unity , love and oneness among all.
The guest of honour Sri R. Mahesh, Director of Medical Education, JSS Mahavidypeetha, Mysuru said that celebration of todays amruthmahotsav is a gift bestowed by God to all of us. This day is a sign of sacrifice of brave hearted soldiers. He also elaborated about Prime Minister Sri Narendra Modi’s campaign of “Har Ghar Tiranga”. He also added about the implementation of National education policy and said everyone to co-operate for this movement.
Dr. C .G.Betsurmath, Executive Secretary ,JSS Mahavidyapeetha, Mysuru , in his presidential address bowed to our great nation and expressed his gratitude to the powerful freedom fighters . We are alive and safe today because of sacrifices made by our soliders. Today we have enthusiastically hoisted our flag and the campaign “Har Ghar Tiranga” has succeeded by hoisting flags at 1.25 crore houses in Karnataka. We are the children of mother India and all should live peacefully and unitedly without discrimination.
On the occasion of 75th Independence Amruthothsava on 06.08.22 and 8.08.22 an intercollege elocution ,patriotic song, painting, essay and patriotic dance competetion was organised for students. In these competetions JSS school of nursing students Ms Swarnali Sarkar and Ms Julekha Parvin has bagged first and second prize in painting. 3rd year student Ms Anusha V. has won second prize in essay ,Ms. Sneha Khana and group has won first prize in patriotic song and Ms. Tiyasha Mithra and group has won third prize in patriotic dance.
The members present in the programme were Dr. Sarbeshwar Kaur, Principal JSS Ayurveda Medical College, Dr.Kavitha Raj , Principal JSS college of Physiotherapy, Smt D. N. Renukadevi ,Principal JSS School of Nursing, Dr Suma R, Principal JSS College of Speech and Hearing , Smt Ashwathy Devi, Principal JSS College of Nursing, , teaching and non teaching staffs and students of all institutions were present.
REPORT OF WORLD BREAST FEEDING WEEK-2022
On account of World Breast Feeding week 2022, in coordination with academy of peadiatrics department and Innerwheel club programme was organized at Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium on 8/8/2022. The awareness programme about the Breast feeding and the Theme of the year “Stepup for breast feeding –Educate and support” was conducted from 1/8/2022 to 8/8/2022.
Dr. Chandrashekar, Associate Professor, JSS Department of Peadiatrics, in his speech briefly explained the importance of colostrum and its function on newborn baby. The Breast fed babies are healthy compared to artificial fed babies and are at low risk in the development of diseases like asthma, allergic reactions, immaturity, obesity, cardiac disorders and hypertension. He also highlighted that breast milk is the ideal food for infants and it has to be initiated within first hour of birth. Women who breast feed are at low risk for the development of ovarian and breast cancers. On this occasion all the mothers were provided with milk powder from Innerwheel organization.
On behalf of world breast feeding week quiz competition was organized by Department of Community Medicine, JSS Medical College, Mysuru. Final year students of JSS School of Nursing Mysuru had participated and won the prizes.The first prize was won by Ms. Sanjana Sen and Trina Chowdary , second prize was won by Ms. Manisha Pinto and Monisha R Gowda and the third prize was won by Mrs. Bhavani U. R. and Ananyakarmakar respectively. Later the winners also received the momentoes in the programme of National CME on Breast Feeding organized by JSS Medical College, Mysuru.
The members present in the programme were Dr, C. P. Madhu, Medical Superindent , JSS Hospital, Dr. Disha V., KAS, Income Tax Department, Dr. Champa H. S., Dean of School of Architure Mysuru, Dr. Roopa Prakash Prabhu, Smt. Sumana Natesh, Secretary Innerwheel club, Smt. Ashwathidevi N. K. Principal, JSS College of Nursing, Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing , Mysuru along with Two teaching faculty and II year students.
REPORT ON BASIC LIFE SUPPORT TRAINING PROGRAMME
Basic life support is the foundation for saving lives after cardiac arrest. It aids in providing high quality cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for victims of all ages and will practice delivery of these skills both as a single rescuer and as a member of multirescuer team. It may enable to recignize cardiac arrest, activate the emergency response system early and respond quickly and confidently.
With the above objective and to develop confidence and skill to take care of such victims, BLS training was organized by JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru from 25th to 28th July 2022 for the year ( 32nd Batch )2022 GNM Students. Total 80 students had participated and divided into 20 in each group. The training was conducted by JSS AHER Skill and Simulation Center , JSS Medical College, Mysuru.
REPORT ON THE ALCOHOL DEADDICTION CAMP
JSS Mahavidyapeeta, in association with various organisation of T Narasipura Talluk had organized a free alcohol deaddiction camp at JSS Auditorium, T Narasipura from 18.7.2022 to 27.7.2022. The Programme was inaugurated by Sri Sri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji, Vatalu Swamiji and and chief officer of various organisation of T Narasipura Taluk. 35 alcoholics were benefited by this camp. The alcoholics were provided health checkup, free medications and counseling at camp daily . The cultural programme and yoga training was also organized for the camp beneficiaries. At the valedictory programme the beneficiaries expressed that they will quit alcohol and also explained about the physical, mental, familial and social problems related to alcoholism. The camp ended successfully on 27.8.2022. JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru four students had participated actively in the camp from 18.7.2022 to 27.7.2022.
REPORT OF LAMP LIGHTING AND OATH TAKING CEREMONY – 2022
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organised lamp lighting and oath taking ceremony for 34th batch of GNM students on 28.07.2022 at Sri Rajendra Centenary auditorium.
The programme was inaugurated by all the dignitaries by lighting the lamp followed by oath recitation by Smt . D.N Renukadevi, Principal ,JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru. The Chief guest Dr. K H Prasad District Health Officer in his speech congratulated the GNM students who received the oath. He appreciated the students for selecting nursing profession at JSS institution. He also suggested the students to utilise all the facilities like scientific and modern technology at multispecialty hospital like JSS Hospital and get good name to the institution by improvising their professional skills.
The guest of honour Dr.C.P.Madhu in his speech appreciated the students for selecting the nursing course.The life style modifications that happened during covid -19 was highly appreciated and has increased the demand for nursing. Special invitee Smt.Janet Mathais by addressing the audience appreciated the nursing profession. She briefly explained history of Ms.Florence Nightingale and development of nursing profession. She also instructed the students to abide the rules and regulations to be followed in nursing and work hard to bring good name to the service of mankind.
Ms. Tenzin Kunsel of first year GNM student and alumini (2018 – 2021 ) Ms Bharati V shared their views regarding Institute. Later academic prize distribution was held for the students who excelled in KSDNEB annual examination. The programme concluded with vote of thanks.
Activities conducted during the year 2022 from June to July
REPORT ON GUEST LECTURE
A Guest lecture was organised regarding hand hygiene for I year GNM students at lecture hall on 18.7.2022. The lecture was delivered by Mrs. Manjula K.R. Infection Control Nurse, JSS Hospital, Mysuru. In her lecture she explained regarding steps of hand washing, importance of hand hygiene. She also stressed upon 80% of the infection can be controlled by nurses, so there is a need to take interest on proper hand washing technique and along with students should take care of patients very carefully with empathy.
Report on guest lecture
A guest lecture was organized by JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru on 27.06.2022 regarding Newborn assessment and care at Dr. Sri. Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana. The lecture was delivered by Smt. Prajwala H V Assistant Profesor, dept of Paediatrics, JSS Medical College, Mysuru. She in her lecture elaborately explained regarding Immediate care of newborn and its assessment including APGAR scoring system and resuscitation. She also taught about the minor and major problems faced by the baby during neonatal period. She said that nurses should have thorough knowledge about newborn health related issues so that she can anticipate the risks and problems and prevent it.
Report on World Blood Donor Day – 2022
On Account of World Blood Donor’s Day 2022, JSS College of Nursing, NSS unit, Mysuru, had organised an Inter College Poster making competition based on Theme of the year “Donating blood in an act of solidarity Join the effort and save lives” on 9.6.2022. our students had participated and the II prize was won by Ms. Julekha Parvin and III prize by Ms. Swarnali Sarkar II year GNM students respectively.
INTERNATIONAL NURSES DAY 2022
International nurses day was celebrated on 13/06/2022 at Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium in collaboration with J S S Hospital, J S S college of nursing & JSS school of nursing , Mysuru. Smt. Shiny Varghese, Head of nursing department – Manipal Hospital Bangalore in her chief guest address highlighted the theme of the year “NURSES , A VOICE TO LEAD – INVEST IN NURSING AND RESPECT RIGHTS TO SECURE GLOBAL HEALTH “. She said that nurses play a vital role in wellbeing of her patients and appreciated the tireless work of the nurses. Quality of health care can be improved by investing much in updating the knowledge of nurses and for the same special training and continuing nursing education should be implemented. She reminded the gathering about the dedication and selfless deeds and nursing care provided byFlorence Nightingale and advised all nurses to inculcate her qualities in their professional life.
Smt. Sudha Mruthyunjyappa, Guest of honor and the Managing trustee of Dr. Mruthyunjyappa Trust, Mysuru – in her speech congratulated all the nurses and bowed for their selfless patient care. She briefed about the history of Ms. Florence Nightingale at the times of Crimean War and the way she took care of the wounded soldiers with the lamp and hence she is named as “Lady with the lamp”. Nurses play an important role in medical field and are the frontline warriors during the Covid pandemic since 2020 and thanked all the nurses for their empathetic and noble work.
The guest of honor of the programme Dr.( Col) Dayanand, Director, JSS hospital congratulated all the nurses on occasion of nurses day and applauded them for their selfless and tireless service during Covid pandemic period and congratulated all the nursing supervisors of the JSS hospital. The guest of honor, Sri R Mahesh, Director, JSS medical division appreciated JSS college and school of nursing for providing the best and skillful student nurses to JSS hospital. He also asked the institution to produce more number of technical skilled nurses in future.Sri. C.G. Betsur Mutt. Executive Secretary, JSSMVP in his presidential address appreciated nurses for their daring delivery of services, patience and confidence during Covid pandemic. He admired nurses for sacrificing their personal life and involve themselves in constant service to the humanity. He said that nurses are a hand high in providing health service at hospital settings. He also said that nurses are the back bone of the hospital. Six nurses were honored for their constant health care delivery and honest work during this program.
On the occasion of International nurses day a marathon was organized with a theme of “RUN FOR NURSES” for staff and students of various health organization of Mysuru. Sri. Chethan IPS, Superintendent of Police, Mysuru in his inaugural speech explained about the significance of good health for every nurses and adviced all the nurses to concentrate much on positive health. Sir flagged off the event which started at kote Anjaneya swamy temple and then to big clock tower, historic clock tower, Santhepete,Banmayya college, Corporation circle,Basaveshwara circle,Harding circle and ended at kote Anjaneya swamy temple. The first ten students who completed the Marathon were awarded on 13/05/2022. The heads of all three department Smt. Janet mathias, Smt. Ashwathy Devi and Smt.D N Renukadevi were present in this programme. The gathering was welcomed by Smt. Janet mathias,chief of nursing services, JSS hospital. Vote of thanks was proposed by Smt.D N Renukadevi Principal. JSS school of nursing,Mysuru. The programme was anchored by Mr.Sunil, lecturer, JSS college of Nursing, Mysuru.
REPORT OF WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL DAY 2022
On Account of world environmental day , JSS School of Nursing Mysuru had organised power point presentation and guest lecture on 6.6.2022. Mrs. D. N. Renukadevi Principal JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru in her lecture session highlighted theme of the year about “Only one Earth”. She briefed the purpose of celebrating this day is mainly to raise an awareness among the people to protect the environment. This day provides us with an opportunity to take responsible steps to preserve, protect and enhance the environment. This day also reminds us how the nature has been disturbed and what measures taken to reverse the damage. She also stressed upon 3R’s about Reduce the waste, Reuse the resources and recycle the materials.
In the power point presentation the first prize was won by Ms. Phuntsok Dolma, the second prize was won by Ms. Vachanashree and Third was won by Mr. Grace Martin Dominic. After power point presentation the relevant video was displayed which was prepared by the students. On this occasion the staffs and students took the pledge. The members present in the programme were the class co ordinator Mrs. Simi Thomas and Mrs. Sukanya. V. The programme was coordinated by Mrs. Manasa.H.S. Nursing tutor.
Report of World No Tobacco Day-2022
On account of World No Tobacco Day, JSS School of Nursing Mysuru had organised a guest lecture on 31.05.22 for second year GNM students at Dr.Shri Rajendra Bhavana. Our students also participated in a rally organised by District Health and Family Welfare Office, Mysuru and in the intercollege poster making competition organised by JSS College of Nursing.
Dr.Jayaraj B S ,HOD and Professor ,Department of Pulmonology had been the guest speaker of the programme.Sir in his speech briefed about the theme of the year ‘’Tobacco:Threat to our environment’’.He then explained about the harmful impact of the tobacco on the environment is vast and adding unnecessary pressure to our planet.Tobacco kills millions of people every year and its harming human health through the cultivation ,distribution ,consumption and post consumer waste. Then he highlighted the newer technology in the diagnosis of disease and its treatment modalities.He concluded his session by instructing to follow the steps taken by the government to make nation tobacco free.
The rally was inauguarated by Sri Devaraj Bhuthe, District Legal Officer and it was started from Kote Anjeneya Swamy Temple and got ended at old DC office. In the poster making competition organised by JSS College of Nursing Ms Phuntsok Dolma of II year had won second prize. The members present in the programme were Smt D N Renukadevi, Principal JSS School of Nursing and Smt Neetha Dalvi S., Nursing tutor. The programme was co ordinated by Smt. Simi Thomas and Smt. Sukanya V., Nursing tutor.
Report Of Workshop On Personality Development
On 27/5/2022 JSS School of Nursing Mysuru had organized one day workshop on Personality Development for III year GNM students at Dr Sri Rajendra Bhavan.
Sri S.R. Satish Chandra, Administrative officer, JSS Medical College Mysuru was the Guest speaker. Sir mainly highlighted on meaning of personality development ,its types and techniques used for the development of the personality. He explained that you can become the best version of yourself if you adopt the following techniques. The first step towards developing a great personality is having self confidence in the activities we perform. To reach our desired goal hardwork plays a vital role. To succeed in life we have to change the planning and implement new technologies, always we have to think positively in all the circumstances and focus on our goal. Don’t compare yourself to others and have a dream of future vision. He also conducted the activities for the students related to communication skills.
Smt D.N. Renukadevi Principal JSS School of Nursing Mysuru, addressed the gathering and appreciated the students for being in Nursing profession. Nursing is an art and a unique noble probation. Due to covid -19 many people lost their job and Nursing is the profession where the service was highly appreciated. The demands for the nursing has been increased. Let us have a positive ray of hope and cultivate the habit of positive thinking and succeed in life. The members present in the programme were teaching faculty and third year GNM students. Smt Neetha Dalvi S Nursing tutor welcomed the gathering and Smt Manasa H. S. Nursing tutor co-ordinated the programme.
REPORT ON CULTURAL COMPETITION –ABHIVYAKTHI 2022
On account of lamp lighting and school day programme JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organised interclass cultural competition on 13/05/2022 and 14/05/2022.
Sri Purushotham, Keyboard player and music teacher, Maharshi vidyapeeta and Smt. Sowmyarani.S, Bharathanatya dancer were the judge for the event held on 13/05/2022 and Smt.Sumangala Dheeraj kumar Hindustani singer currently working as music teacher at JSS high school, Bannimantap Mysuru was the judge for the events conducted on 14/05/2022.
The programme was inaugurated by lighting the lamp. Sri Purushotham in his speech remembered his childhood days and highlighted the role of parents in all round development of child. There is drastic change in the lifestyle due to change in modern technology. Mobiles play a vital role in the life of youth. It carries many advantages as well as disadvantages. He guided students to use mobile only when necessary and cultivate the habit of interaction with society and let us keep up the name and dignity of our parents.
Smt D N Renukadevi ,principal, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru in her presidential address expressed gratitude to JSS Institute for providing the facilities for overall development of a pupil. She advised the students to utilise the facilities and implement the technology in a positive way and do good deeds for the development of our organization and the society. Several competitions were held like hair style, Group and solo dance, fancy dress, couple dance and singing etc. on this occasion and prizes were awarded to the winners. The members present in the programme were teaching and non-teaching faculty and students. The event was co-ordinated by Mrs.Manasa H S and Mrs.Manasa M Nursing tutors, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru.
REPORT ON POST EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS /NEEDLE STICK INJURY
JSS School of Nursing ,Mysuru had organized guest lecture on Post Exposure Prophylaxis on 27.04.2022 at Dr. Sri shivarathri Rajendra auditorium for I year 98 GNM students.
DR. Chethana, Assistant Professor, Department of Dermatology, JSS Hospital ,Mysuru had delivered a lecture on hand hygiene, infection prevention, first aid management for needle stick injury and importance of post exposure prophylaxis for nursing staff .She explained regarding protocols to be followed by the institutions to prevent needle stick injury. She also added that as a student everyone must have knowledge on precautionary measures to prevent infectious disease and also the availability of vaccination. The members present in the programme were Mrs .Manasa H. S., Nursing tutor and 98 first year GNM students .The programme was coordinated by Mrs. Manasa M., Nursing tutor,JSS School of nursing, Mysuru.
WORLD HEALTH DAY REPORT -2022
On account of world health day ,JSS School of Nursing Mysuru, had organized interclass” Power Point Presentation “ competetion based on the theme of the year “ Our Planet, Our Health” and Our students was given opportunity to participate in pencil sketch competition organized by JSS College Of Nursing.
Smt.D.N Renukadevi, Principal JSS School of Nursing, addressed the gathering and briefly explained the theme of the year. Then she stressed the importance of taking nutritious diet and the ill effects caused by not consuming nutritious food. Hence it is the role of the nurses to create awareness among the public and to take necessary action to prevent complications that arrises from imbalanced diet.
In the power point presentation eight students had participated and three were selected as best presenters. The first prize was won by Mr. Jithin P J of second year ,second and third prize was won by Ms Tenzin Kunsel and Tenzin Dakpa of first year. The judgement was given by Smt Neetha Dalvi S and Smt Manjula K V Nursing tutors. In the intercollege pencil sketch competition the first and third prize was won by Ms Julekha Parvin and Ms Swarnali Sarkar of second year. The programme was co-ordinated by Ms Manasa M Nursing tutor.
WORLD HEALTH DAY REPORT -2022
On account of world health day ,JSS School of Nursing Mysuru, had organized interclass”Power Point Presentation “ competetion based on the theme of the year “ Our Planet,Our Health” and Our students was given opportunity to participate in pencil sketch competition organized by JSS College OfNursing.
Smt.D.N Renukadevi, Principal JSS School of Nursing, addressed the gathering and briefly explained the theme of the year. Then she stressed the importance of taking nutritious diet and the ill effects caused by not consuming nutritious food. Hence it is the role of the nurses to create awareness among the public and to take necessary action to prevent complications that arrises from imbalanced diet.
In the power point presentation eight students had participated and three were selected as best presenters. The first prize was won by Mr. Jithin P J of second year ,second and third prize was won by Ms Tenzin Kunsel and Tenzin Dakpa of first year. The judgement was given by Smt Neetha Dalvi S and Smt Manjula K V Nursing tutors. In the intercollege pencil sketch competition the first and third prize was won by Ms Julekha Parvin and Ms Swarnali Sarkar of second year. The programme was co-ordinated by Ms Manasa M Nursing tutor.
Report of World Water Day and Interactive session on Techniques to enhance personality
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized world water Day and Interactive session on “Techniques to Enhance Personality “at Rajendra Bhavana on 31/3/2022.
On account of world water day Mrs Sangitha, Senior chemist, Rural Drinking water supply Department, demonstrated water quality testing to students.
Special Guest speaker Dr. Ravish. B. Gani , Regional director Zillapanchayath Mysuru, addressed the students and firstly he highlighted the meaning of personality, the techniques to improve personality and its uses. He said personality development is everchanging and it subjects to life altering experiences. He also enumerated the tips to improvement like knowing self, think positively, have good friends, read more often and develop new interest in learning technology, be a good listener, work on good body language, develop good interaction with others and have self-confidence. He concluded his speech by saying to cultivate the habit of positive thought in life. The members present in the programme were principal Smt D N Renuka Devi, teaching faculty, first and second year GNM students.
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAYREPORT -2022
On account of International women’s day, JSS School of Nursing had organized interclass elocution competition and ethnic day on March 8, 2022.
Smt.Neetha Dalvi S, Nursing tutor, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru addressed the gathering and stressed the theme of the day “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow”. By briefing the theme she said that women’s are having equal opportunity like men and she is also eligible to work in all the sectors. She is the real motivator, supporter, caregiver and reason behind every man’s success. On this occasion she remembered Mother Theresa for her selfless work in the service to mankind, her patience, and sympathy has awarded with Nobel peace award. She concluded her speech by saying that women’s day should not be celebrated only on 8th March rather than every men has to understand her and join hands together in her welfare.
The topic for the elocution competition was “A rise of women is not a fall of men”. Ms.Amrutha and Ms.Tsering Dilma Goiba of I year won first and second prize respectively and Mrs.Shilpa of III rd year won the third prize and Ms. Vachanashree had given consolation prize. In the ethnic day the best traditional prize was given to Ms. Julaikha yesmin and Tenzin chozin of first year and Ms Dayana P D of second year.
ON THE SPOT ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION REPORT-2022
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized an “On the spot essay writing competition” in collaboration with” KANASU TEAM“on 25/02/2022 at Dr Rajendra Bhavan.
The founder of Kanasu team Sri .Basavaraju addressed the gathering and briefed about Kanasu team and its main functions. The team work with a theme of “People who avoid failure will also avoid success”. It encourages the talented students by providing cash prize for their excellence. He said that every individual is unique and when we accept the failure positively success will follow us. He concluded his speech by saying that nursing profession is unique one and being nurses should cultivate the qualities like patience, sympathy and always have a positive ray of hope. Police officer Sri Prasad appreciated all the students for selecting nursing profession. He suggested students to treat all patients with uniqueness and to utilise the facilities provided by the institution.Inessay writing competition the first prize was bagged by Ms. Monisha B G and second prize by Sister Mariyamma and third prize by Ms. Amrutha S.
Ethnic Day-2022
World Cancer Awareness Month Programme
On account of World Cancer Awareness intercollege Painting competition was conducted by JSS College of Nursing, Mysuru on 25th September 2021. Our students had participated and has won the prizes.
Sl. No. | Significant event | Name of the student | Prize | Year |
1 | Painting | Syeda Iptika Yasmin | I | II |
2 | Painting | Julekha Parvin | II | I |
World Cancer Day Report – 2022
On occasion of World Cancer Day 2022, JSS School of Nursing ,Mysuru had organized interclass poster presentation competition on 18.2.2022 based on the theme “Close The Care Gap”.
The programme coordinator Mrs Sukanya V Nursing Tutor JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru addressed the gathering on the theme of world cancer day. She highlighted that globally cancer patient must get necessary care without any discrimination and we should find thesolution by rendering better cancer care , which aims to rejuvenate their life. Cancer day celebration mainly focuses on reducing the myths and misconception towards cancer patients and she concluded her speech by saying that let us unite together and close the care gap in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
In the interclass competition around 13 students were participated among that best 2 presenter won the first and second prize respectively , The first prize was won by Ms Tenzin Kunsel of first year and second prize was won by Ms Phuntsok Dolma of second year.
Induction ProgrammeReport -2022
JSS School of Nursing Mysuru had organised an induction programme for first year GNM students and guest lecture on “Positive attitude in middle of the Pandemic”on 07.02.2022 at Dr. Rajendra Bhavana.
The programme was inaugurated by Dr Kishore M. Associate Professor,Department of Psychiatry, JSS Medical College and Hospital Mysuru, Smt D N Renukadevi,Principal JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru and student representatives. Principal Smt D N Renukadevi in her inaugural speech congratulated all the students for selecting Nursing profession. She briefed about the positive qualities to be implemented in our profession and said about the lifestyle change that has occurred due to the pandemic crisis. This led to the changes in the educational system and hiked the demand for nursing. Ample opportunities are provided by JSS institute such as experienced teaching faculty, advanced laboratory, library and 1800 multispeciality hospital and motivated the students to utilize it.
The guest speaker Dr Kishore M in his speech expressed his condolence to COVID 19 victims.Many of us are lucky today because parents have given wonderful opportunity for their children by choosing this noble profession.He also appreciated all the nursing personnel for their dedication and sacrifices they have made in caring Corona patients. This pandemic has made the public aware of mask, oxygen, injection etc. By continuing his speech, he said that due to covid the incidence of child marriage, economic deprivation, alcoholism, smoking, unemployment, woman abuse and school dropouts has been increased. He stressed the importance of telepathy in caring patients which has played a vital role in their devasting situation.Healso explainedvarious courses available through online like SAFL,SWAYAMand Courses offered by WHO for which certificates are also provided.He concluded his speech by saying that let all of us join hands together and inculcate positive attitude towards life.
73rd Republic Day Report -2022
73rd republic day was celebrated by JSS Institutes of Health science on 26.1.2022 at 8.30am at collegecampus.By following the COVIDprotocol, the programme was started by Flag hoisting. Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, Campus Development Committee Coordinator and Principal of JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru hoisted the flag and conveyed thewishes on this occasion. The members present in the programme were all the heads of the institutions, teaching and nonteaching faculty of all institute.
World AIDS Day Report – 2021
On account of World AIDS Day, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organised interclass” Power Point Presentation” on 01-12-2021, based on the theme of the year “End Inequalities. End AIDS, End Pandemics”.
Smt D.N. Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru, in her speech briefly explained about theme of the AIDS day and she said that this power point presentation will help student’s overall development and increases the confidence and working skills among the students.
In this competition around 9 students had participated. The first prize was won by Tenzin Kunsel of first year, second prize by Grace Martin Dominic of second year and third prize by Ananya Karmakar of third year GNM.
The judgement was done by Mrs Simi Thomas and Mrs Manasa H.S. Nursing tutors. The programme was co-ordinated by Sri R.K. Mahadevaswamy and Smt. Neetha Dalvi S, Nursing tutor, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru.
Geriatric Nursing Care Report – 2021
JSS School of nursing had organised guest lecture on 24.11.2021 based on the topic “Geriatric Nursing Care” for third year GNM students at lecture hall , JSS hospital, Mysuru.
The guest speaker Dr Pratibha Pereira ,Member Secretary , JSS Medical college ,Mysuru ,in her speech briefly explained about the geriatric care and the involment of nurses in providing care. The geriatric patients are always compared to paediatrics because paediatrics is the age of physiological development but geriatric is the period of deterioration. Hence the nurses play a vital role in caring them and they should develop patience, sympathy and time sense in every aspects of their care. At the time of discharge, she has to stand as backbone to the patient and provide psychological support to them. She insisted all the students to work wholeheartedly in providing care and let us be honest in rendering the care.
The members present in the programme were Smt.Renukadevi D N ,Principal, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru and Sri R K Mahadevaswamy, Senior Nursing tutor.The programme was coordinated by Smt.Manasa H. S, Nursing tutor.
Diabetes Day Report – 2021
On account of world diabetes day – 2021, JSS School of nursing had organized free diabetic health check up camp on 18-11-2021 at 5th KSRP, Jockey quarters Mysuru from 10am to 1 pm.
The programme was inaugurated by all the dignitaries followed by speech by smt D.N. Renukadevi ,Principal , JSS School of Nursing Mysuru. Madam in her speech briefly explained about the theme of the year “Access to diabetes care- if not now, when? “. Later she focused on signs and symptoms of diabetes, to be aware of the metabolic disorder, its treatment, dietary changes and exercise with the goal of keeping periodic health checkups . She concluded her speech by insisting the people to monitor the glucose levels within acceptable bounds.
Sri R. Janardhan, Commandant, 5th KSRP Jockey quartets, in his presidential address highlighted the complications that will arise. He also stressed the importance of life style modifications and to make use of the facilities provided by the government.
In the health camp around 108 staff undergone diabetes test. Among them 36 were already diagnosed with diabetes and 15 were newly diagnosed and was informed to visit JSS hospital for further investigations . ECG was done for the 40 members and around 3 had changes in ECG and was referred to JSS hospital.
The members present in the programme were Sri Raju Longoti , Dr Nithin sai, Dr Parvathi, and Dr Rakhi, JSS hospital., Smt Manasa H.S, Nursing tutor and students. The programme was co-ordinated by Smt . Manjula K V, Nursing tutor, JSS School of Nursing Mysuru.
66th KANNADA RAJYOTSAVA REPORT
JSS institutions of health sciences like JSS Institute of Speech and hearing, JSS College of Physiotherapy, JSS College of Nursing and JSS school of Nursing had organized Kannada Rajyotsava programme on the eve of 09.11.2021 at Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium. The programme was inaugurated by lighting the lamp and offering flowers to Goddess Bhuvaneshwari.
Sri B.S. Manjunathaswamy K.A.S., additional commissioner of Mysore district in his speech he spoke regarding the unification of Karnataka, importance of Kannada language in health sciences, significance of language in the development of human being from simpler to complex form of life. He also said that every person should respect the neighboring languages but should always love their regional language. The love and affection towards the language helps for our integral development. We should be constant Kannadiga than only be restricted as November Kannadiga.
The guest of honor Ms. Amulya M, playback singer and winner of edethumbihaaduvenu season -12 spoke about the richness of kannada language, its ancestory, significance of mother tongue. She recalled Nrupathunga’s description about Kannadigas in his rhetoric work Kavirajamaarga. She noted the contribution of poets, emperors and revolutionists for the development of our language. She also mentioned that kannada is not just a language but it is a strong feeling. We should always be proud of our mother tongue and never disrespect it.
Sri R Mahesh, director of Medical education division, JSS Mahavidyapeeta spoke regarding the establishment of Karnataka state. He emphasized that Kannada language is a undetachable bonding and a marvelous feeling. Karnataka has a major contribution in the democratic system of the world. Lack in the development of a language is due to disrespect and negligence towards it. He felt proud to be a part of Karnataka. He insisted everyone to use the language more so that we can develop and flourish our mother tongue. Kannada language is vital in the field of health science in this state as it helps to improve professional relationship between health care providers and the patient.
Following the stage programme Ms. Amulya the guest of honor entertained the gathering by her melodious performance. The students of our institutions also performed by singing patriotic songs of kannada.
CULTURAL FESTIVAL – 2021
Report on FAREWELL PROGRAMME FOR 31st BATCH – 2021
A farewell programme was organized for the 31st batch of final year students on 12.10.2021 at 3.00pm at Sri. Rajendra Bhavana.
The programme was invoked with a prayer by Ms.Sneha Patra and team. Ms.Manisha Pinto welcomed the gathering.
The outgoing students were given a special welcome for being the center of attraction of the programme. Students of first and second entertained the audience with their melody. On behalf of students Ms.Sowmya S of first year, Ms.Payal Roy of second year expressed their opinion about their outgoing seniors. Ms. Bharathi V, Mr.Kiran K P, Mr.Darshan A, Ms.Shwetha V of outgoing batch shared their memories and experiences as well.
Mrs. Neetha Dalvi. S and Mrs. Sukanya V, tutors of JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru addressed the students of outgoing batch followed by a speech by Mrs. D N Renukadevi, principal, JSS School of Nursing. She recalled their entry to school, mischievous behaviors and their contributions during group efforts. Also, she said about basic qualities every professional should adapt in their service life. She also advised them to be a good and responsible alumnus of JSS School of Nursing and wished them a bright future and career.
World Mental Health Day Report 2021
On behalf of world mental health day, JSS School of Nursing Mysuru had organised a guest lecture on 12.10,21 at 10am based on the theme of the year “ Mental Health For All: Let’s Make It Reality“, at Dr. Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana.
The guest speaker for the programme was Dr Kishore M. M D, Assosiate Professor, Department of Psychiatry,JSS Medical College and Hospital Mysuru. He expressed his condolescence to COVID 19 victims. Many of us are lucky today because parents have given wonderful opportunity for their children by choosing this nobel profession. He also appreciated all the nursing personnel for their dedication and sacrifices they have made in caring Corona patients. Then he outlined the issues associated with pandemic such as dropouts from schools and colleges, drug abuse, financial crisis, unemployment and human rights obligation. By continuing his speech he said that mental illness is always adjoined with grief process. He stressed the importance of telepathy in caring patients which has played a vital role in their devasting situation. He also distinguished between the sadness and depression.
Later Principal Smt. D N Renukadevi addressed the gathering and wished all nursing fraternity for their dedication at the time of CORONA pandemic. She insisted all students to develop positive attitude and not to cultivate negatives. She also stressed the various courses highlighted by Dr Kishore, to make utilise of that and to improve the professional skills.
An interschool essay writing competition was organised based on the theme of the day. GNM Students of various schools of Nursing from Mysore, Kollegal and Chamarajnagar had participated. First prize was won by Ms. Ananya Karmakar JSS School of Nursing and second prize was won Ms. Monisha R Gowda JSS School of Nursing 2nd year students respectively. Winners were awarded with cash prize by Dr Kishore M and Smt. D N Renukadevi.
Report of NABH
On 7.10.2021 JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized guest lecture on NABH for II year GNM students at Dr.Shri Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana.
The guest speaker for the programme was Mrs. Janet Mathais, Chief of Nursing Services, JSS Hospital Mysuru. She highlighted about NABH, which includes10 chapters, the elements and the standards coming under it. In India around 519 hospitals have been recognized under NABH, JSS hospital is one among that and it’s a proud to all of us. To prevent the disparity between hospital services and patient care NABH was established . She stressed upon every member working in hospital should have the knowledge of NABH then only it is possible to provide quality care for patients. Later she concluded her session by saying that ,we have to follow the principles and elements that are coming under NABH to improve the standard of hospital.
Report of Workshop on Leadership Skills
A Workshop was organized by JSS School of Nursing Mysuru on “leadership skills” training for 3rd year GNM students on 30/08/2021 at Dr. Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana.The main objectives of this workshop were to improve leadership skills, to enhance good communication, interpersonal skills for the overall personality development and to formulate and implement effective leadership strategies.
The workshop was started by invocation song followed by inauguration by the dignitaries on dais.The resource person for the workshop was DR. Jagananath K.Dange professor and chairman of department of studies and research in education Kuvempu University, Shimoga. The inaugural keynote address was given by Mrs. D.N. Renukadevi Principal, she emphasized that this workshop is very important to have a impressive personality and also to inculcate leadershipskills, communication and inter personal skills. This should help the students to be productive in the workplace and build strong and positive relationship with their colleagues and complete team projects smoothly and effectively.
Total three session were organised, namely, “Personality Development”, leadership and soft skills, and communication skills.At the end the valedictory programme was conducted,the workshop report was presented by Mrs. Simi Thomas, Nursing tutor. Later Mr. Nagendra and Miss. Bharathi of III year students had shared their experience about the workshop. The programme was compered by Mrs .Manasa M, Nursing Tutor.
Lamp Lighting and Oath Taking Ceremony – 2021
The Lamp lighting and Oath taking ceremony of 33rd batch of GNM Nursing Students of JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru was held on 26.8.2021 at Sri. Rajendra Bhavana.
The programme was commenced with an invocation song, after welcome the dignitaries on the dais lighted the lamp and inaugurated the ceremony. The dignitaries along with the faculty lit the lamps of 95 Nursing students which symbolizes, wisdom, knowledge and compassion followed by recitation of oath, pledging themselves to uphold the duties as a professional nurse, administered by Mrs. D.N. Renukadevi, Principal. A melodious and soothing song “ Shine a light” added solemnity of the programme. Later Chief guest Sri R. Mahesh, Director, JSS Medical Education, JSS Mahavidyapeetha, Mysuru addressed the gathering and firstly he congratulated all the budding nurses for receiving oath. He suggested that the students should be responsible in the period of student life. He appreciated all the frontline staff nurses who worked hard during this COVID – 19 and who have received a great appreciation from various sectors. He also expressed that JSS institution has an objective of providing quality training and it must be utilized by the students for better future. He motivated the students to make effective use of available resources provided by the institution and imbibe the sanctity of the profession. Mrs. Neetha Dalvi S. highlighted the significance of the day.
75th Independance Day Report
JSS school of nursing, Mysuru in association with other Health Science Institutes celebrated 75th Independence Day on 15/08/2021 at 8.30am at JSS Camus. The programme was started by flag hoisting by the chief guest Sri R. Mahesh ,Director ,JSS Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha. Followed by flag hoisting ,Sir in his speech highlighted the nations Independence from Britishers. He also said India’s Independence is because of many sacrifices made by brave soldiers. The 200 years of British era has drained India roothlessely and it was never the land as like now. After India got independence it has faced many challenges from poverty to overpopulation and communalism to terrorism. During this time there was formation of constitution for smooth running and India became largest democratic country in the world. India has become world’s fastest growing country and presently has largest economy. It has seen drastic changes in the field of agriculture, employment, and technology. India consists of 60% of young people and in which majority of them are students. Teachers play a very important role in moulding them to take responsibilities that to in the field of health care sector. As a citizen of country we should be responsible to make changes .The changes must begin in ourselves that bring a huge change in society. He concluded his speech by remembering a great quote said by John Kenadi “ Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for country’’.
Later Dr Nataraja N. P., Director, Institute of Speech and Hearing in his presidential address said that India after getting independence ,there is lot of improvement in education ,science and we have achieved lot of things in the field of sports. To the best example to say is , the medals we have got in Tokyo Olympics. Indian technology has improved in such a way like vendors in the street are using mobile for carrying out their activities in communication and transportation. Let all of us be responsible to take initiaveness in taking responsibilities and he also remembered the soldiers who had sacrificed their life for the freedom of nation.
The members present in the programme were Smt D. N Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing, Dr. Kavitha Raja, Principal, JSS College of Physiotherapy, Dr. Jayashree Ramesh HOD of PMR, Dr. Suma R , Principal , Institute of Speech and Hearing, Smt. Ashwathi Devi M. K., Principal, JSS College of Nursing, teaching and non teaching faculty of all four institutions. The entertainment programme on patriotism was given by students of JSS School of Nursing and JSS College of Physiotherapy. The programme was compered by Smt. Tejaswini S. N. Associate Professor JSS College of Physiotherapy.
World Breast Feeding Week Report 2021
World health organization has declared Aug 1st to 7th as breast feeding week. On account of this occasion, JSS School of nursing, Mysuru had organized Poster presentation on 04/08/2021 based on the theme of the year “Protect breast feeding; A shared responsibility”.
Principal Smt D.N. Renukadevi inaugurated the programme and addressed the gathering, in her speech she illuminated the importance of breastfeeding. Breast feeding plays a vital role for both mother and the baby. Every year all over the world around 8 lakhs children survival is related to effective breast feeding. First six months of infant life breast feeding boosts immunity, the factor immoglobulins help to prevent from all sorts of infections. The children who have not received breast feeding are at risk to develop asthma, allergies and other form of diseases. Breast feeding plays a major role for the development of baby’s brain and also to prevent diseases like obesity, Diabetes, Hypertension and other heart diseases during adult hood.
The poster presentation included the contents like breast milk nutrients, importance constituents neccessary for the development and prevention of diseases.The poster presentation winner are as follows First prize Pema Yagzom, DolkarYangchen, Second prize Sonika H. S., Lavanya N., Bharathi V, Third prize Monisha R., Monisha pinto had bagged special presenter for Bibi Khathija.. The programme was co-ordinated by Mrs. Manasa M., Nursing Tutor.
Report of World Hepatitis Day – 2021
On account of World Hepatitis Day 2021, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organised quiz competition for students on 28.07.2021 to create an awareness among the students.
The programme was inaugurated by Mrs. D N Renukadevi, Principal, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru. By addressing the gathering she highlighted the theme of world hepatitis day “Hepatitis: Can’t wait”. She conveyed the urgency of efforts needed to eliminate hepatitis. People living with hepatitis are unaware of modern technologies that have been used in the investigation and treatment of hepatitis. So being health care professionals it’s our responsibility to create awareness regarding screening and treatment of hepatitis.
Followed by speech, quiz competition was conducted. The first prize was won by Ms. Bharathi V, Ms. Monisha R, Ms.Pallavi K M, second prize was won by Mr. Akshay Hari, Ms. Manisha Pinto, Mr. Santhosh and third prize was won by Ms. Shwetha V, Mr. Jayanth, and Ms Sowmya S.Thequiz programme was mastered by Mrs.Neetha Dalvi and coordinated by Mr. Praveen Kumar S N.
Report of Guru Purnima Celebration
On account of Guru Purnima, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized a programme on 24/07/2021. Programme was started by offering pooja to three successive swamiji’s photo of suttur mutt followed by pushparchana. Later principal Smt. D. N. Renukadevi addressed the gathering and in her speech she highlighted the history of Sri SutturGuruparampare and progressive development of JSS institutions. On this occasion she stressed the vision of swamiji in the field of education, health and dasoha. Then she explained the significance and importance of celebrating Guru Purnima and celebration of this day by various religion by paying gratitude and respect to their respective Guru’s. In every one’s life a teacher or guru plays a significant role in shaping the lives of people. She also said on this auspicious day let us follow the principle of ‘’ Work Is Worship‘’ and express our sincere gratitude to our teachers. The programme was co-ordinated by Smt. Manasa H. S., Nursing Tutor.
Report of Webinar on Covid 19 and Pregnancy
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru, organized virtual webinar on 25.6.2021 based on the topic “Covid – 19 and Pregnancy”. Dr.Prathap.T, Associate professor Department of OBG, JSS hospital, Mysuru, was the guest speaker for the webinar.
Sir started his speech by emphasizing the importance and care of pregnant women during covid – 19 pandemic. Specifically explained on the categorization of patientcare during prenatal, Intra-natal and Post-partum period , standard investigations and precautions to conduct delivery of covid positive pregnant woman. Further clarification was given to vaccination to the pregnant women as per the advise by legal protocol. Breastfeeding given to the newborn is safe, we the health care professional have to educate the mother at the time of discharge. Advise to be given to the mother about Breastfeeding, nutritious diet and drugs etc. Later on interactive session was held and clarification was given to the questions asked by Staff and students.
Report of 7th International Yoga Day – 2021
On occasion of 7th International Yoga Day 2021, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru, had organized an virtual webinar on 21-6-2021, based on the theme of yoga day “YOGA FOR WELLBEING”.
The guest speaker for the webinar was Mrs Ramya M R, Yoga Instructor and Director of Physical Education, BGS Degree College, Mysuru. By briefing the history and significance of yoga day, she explained step by step development of yoga practices worldwide. Then she briefly explained the benefits of yoga like mental and Physical Health anddevelopment of immunity. Yoga is a source of exercise and it activates joints. Routine practice of yoga is a way to interconnect the mind, body and soul to step closer into enlightment. She also said the guidelines to be followed before and after yoga and those who are suffering from any illness they have to get consultation before practicing yoga. At the end she taught pranayama and methods of meditation.
Followed by guest speech, Principal Smt D N RenukaDevi stressed the importance of practicing yoga during this covid pandemic. By implementing yoga in our day to day life we develop immunity and it enhances Physical and mental health. She also said there is no age limit to practice yoga and students self-confidence, concentration, attention will be improved and they can remain free from stress by practicing yoga.
Report on Webinar “Publishing Scientific papers: Process, Tips and Tricks”
A Virtual webinar was organized by JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru on 15.6.2021 on “Publishing Scientific papers: Process, Tips and Tricks”
This webinar was planned with an objective to foster the skills, knowledge and to refine the writing skills of the teachers. The guest speaker for the webinar was an eminent teacher Mrs. Anitha Victoria Noronha, Assistant Professor, JSS College of Nursing, Mysuru.
In this session the speaker mainly focused on publishing papers in various journals and conference, qualities of a good journal, process of publication, writing skills, expectation of an editor and format for the presentation of the paper. She also emphasized on vocabulary, reference styles, tips and tricks for publishing paper and motivated the teachers to enroll for swayam learning online programme.
Report of World Environmental Day – 2021
On account of World Environmental Day,JSS School of Nursing,Mysuru had organised an webinar on 05/06/2021 based on the theme of environmental day “Ecosystem Restoration” along with announcement of the winners those who had participated in various competitions organised on account of environmental day.
The programme was started with the invocation song followed by a speech on the theme “Ecosystem Restoration “ by Principal Smt D N Renukadevi. She highlighted the history and importance of celebrating environment day and also stressed the preservation of natural resources and to safeguard our environmentby adopting three R’s like reduce waste, reuse recourses and recycle. By following these three R’s we can join our hands to restore ecosystem.
A Video was played related to environmental day activities and competitions like sapling a plants, photography and poster making. Principal announced the list of winners and congratulated.
Report of World No Tobacco Day – 2021
On occasion of World No Tobacco Day -2021, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized an virtual webinar on 31.5.2021 based on the theme of no tobacco day – “Commit to quit “.
The guest speaker for the webinar was Dr. B. S. Jayaraj, Professor & HOD, Pulmonology Department, JSS Hospital, Mysuru. Sir in his speech highlighted the harmful health problems that is caused by using tobacco. According to estimation of world health organization approximately 40% of people are dying because of smoking and for every 40 second oneperson is dying due to tobacco usage. He also explained the complications arising from tobacco usage like cancer of lungs, gums, oropharynx etc. Around six lakhs passive smokers are dying worldwide. Publics has to be educated regarding health issues occurring because of smoking and effects on beloved ones also. By explaining the different measures that can be used to quit smoking the concluded his speech.
Webinar Report on Corona at Present Scenario
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized virtual webinar on 28.5.2021 on the topic “ Corona at Present Scenario” and Principal SmtRenukadevi D.N. published an article in Andolana paper on courage and self confidence are the best medicine to overcome covid-19.
The guest speaker for the webinar was Dr. Shamsundar N. M. SeniorProfessor Department of Anatomy, JSS Medical College, Mysuru. By briefing the history of corona, he said that viruses are like software in CD / Pendrive . So they need a system to operate (reproduce) a living cell. Once it enters our body it will multiply causing disease. Then he explained regarding its symptoms, diagnostic studies, how to collect samples and treatment modalities. He highlighted the importance of getting vaccinated and spoke aboutimproving oxygen saturation in body.
Report of International Nurses Day – 2021
On occasion of International Nurses Day – 2021, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized an virtual webinar on 13.05.2021 based on the theme of Nurses day “ Nurses : A voice to lead – A Vision for future healthcare” and Principal Smt. D. N. Renukadevi had published an article on “Importance of International Nurses Day and services of nurses are invaluable” in Andolana news paper.
The webinar started with welcome speech followed by guest lecture. Mrs. Kathyayini N.B.,Professor HOD, Nursing foundation, Kempegowda College of Nursing Bengaluru, was the guest speaker of the webinar. She highlightened about the theme of nurses day, stressed the important aspects like appreciation of nurses for their dedicative and sacrificing work in this pandemic time, secondly to prevent the scarcity of nurses the final year students can be given opportunity to work at the bedside and finally to concentrate on quality education to students nurses in this pandemic. We the nurses, when we stand unitedly under one umbrella, we can get one step closer to all the access we deserve for the service of mankind. She concluded her lecture by appreciating all the frontline workers who are involved in the care of COVID patients.
Followed by guest speaker, Principal Smt. D.N. Renukadevi appreciated all the nurses who are tirelessly working in this pandemic time. She also focused on the efforts to amplify the voices of all the nurses and health care professionals and give them a platform to discuss all their issues and in order to provide quality care to patients.
Report of World Tuberculosis Day-2021
On account of World Tuberculosis Day, on 3/4/2021 an guest lecture was organised at JSS School Of Nursing, Mysuru on the topic ‘’ Updates of Tuberculosis.
Dr JayarajB. S.Professor and Head ,Department of Respiratory Medicine,JSS Medical College,JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research,Mysuru,was the speaker for unfolding the topic.In his talk he briefly explained the history of tuberculosis, inventor of virus,tradional treatment modalities used to treat tuberculosis patients. He also explained the newer treatment modalities and technologies that have been improved in the treatment of tuberculosis. He also highlighted “ NIKSHAY POSHAN YOJANA “ a government scheme in India that provides 500 rupees per month for TB patients to buy food. We the health care providers have to join hands together to identify the cases, referring them to appropriate PHC or Hospital and outreach the facilities provided by government to the publics.
Report on Post prophylaxisexposure
On account of student awareness programme JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organized a lecture session on ‘POST EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS’ for the first year students at Sri.Rajendra Bhavana on 26/2/2021.
The lecture session was delivered by Dr.VinuthaRangappa,Asst professor,Department of dermatology, JSS Medical college,Mysuru. She explained regarding mode of transmission of opportunistic infection,importance of PEP ,Exposure risks ,first aid management for needle stick injury, risk assessment,components of PEP, crisis management and follow up also she discussed about institutional responsibilities during needle stick injuries.she guided students to follow universal precautions to prevent infectious diseases .Principal Smt .Renukadevi D. N., I year co –coordinator Smt.ManasaM. were present in the programme.
Report of Pulse Polio Programme – 2021
National pulse polio programme was held from 31.1.2021 to 03.02.2021 in which 79 III year students of JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru were participated.
As per the order of commissioner of Mysuru city corporation, 45 students were posted to Primary Health Center, Indiranagar and 34 students to Primary Health Center, Chamundipuram.
In the programme, our students took active participation by vaccinating children aged 0-5 years against polio and conducted survey of children (0-5 years) who had not received vaccination and vaccinated them too. With their participation they made the programme successful.
Conducted virtual parents meeting
Conducted virtual cultural eventsfor students
REPORT ON 72nd REPUBLIC DAY 2021
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru in collaboration with JSS College of Nursing, Speech and Hearing and College of Physiotherapy organized 72nd Republic day on 26.1.2021 at JSS campus.
The chief guest of the programme, Sri R. Mahesh, Director JSS Health and Science Institutions hoisted the flag and addressed the gathering. In his speech remembered the freedom fighters and said that their sacrifice are today’s strength, power, rights, because of which we are celebrating Republic day so we have to work for prosperity and development of our nation.
Students of all four institutions performed dance and sang patriotic songs. Dr. N.P. Nataraja, Director of Speech and Hearing presided over the function, all the heads of the institutions, staff and students representatives were present in the programme.
Ms Pallavi . Asst.Professor of JSS Speech and Hearing welcomed the gathering, Mrs .Manjula K. V. Nursing tutor JSS School of Nursing, proposed the vote of thanks. The programme was anchored by Mr.Sunil Asst Lecturer JSS College of Nursing, Mysuru.
Report on Lecture Session Balancing Life at Nursing School
On account of the student development programme, JSS School ofNursing,Mysuru had organised a lecture session on “Balancing life at Nursing School” for the first-year students at Rajendra Bhavana on 21.01.20201.
The lecture and interaction was sessioned by Dr.Kishor M, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, JSS Medical College and Hospital, Mysuru.
Principal Smt.Renukadevi D N, Ist year Co-ordinator Smt. Neetha Dalvi S and Co-Co-ordinator Smt.Manasa M were present in the programme.
3. Report of lecture session on NABH
A lecture session was organized by JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru on 22.12.2020 at 2.00pm. regarding NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Health Care Providers) at Sri. Rajendra Bavana.
The topic was presented by Ms. Shilpashree C R, Quality Co-Ordinator, JSS Hospital, Mysuru. She briefly explained the myths of quality, challenges that quality poses to health system, perspectives of quality, principles of improving quality, accreditation, NABH 5th edition and role of quality in nursing services.
The session was very lively, effective and all students were benefited. The members present in the session were principal Smt. D N Renukadevi, Dr Amar, Mrs Simi Thomas and Mrs Sukanya V and III year students of JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru. The session was concluded at 3.30 pm.
1. International Yoga Day
International yoga day was observed on 21.06.2020. While social distance measures are adopted to fight the COVID – 19 pandemic,principal Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, teaching, nonteaching staffs and students performed yoga at their home terrace and open space along with their family members Principal spoke about the benefits of yoga and sent a key message through a video mentioning that yoga improves immunity and Pranayama helps in combating many respiratory diseases.
2. Report on Mask Day – 2019-20
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru has observed “Mask Day’’ on 18.06.2020. Aiming to spread the awareness among public and emphasizing the importance of wearing mask amid COVID – 19 pandemic, Chief Minister of Karnataka Sri. B. S. Yadiyurappa announced to celebrate Mask day.
Hence in our School principal Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, teaching and nonteaching staffs compulsorily wore mask and marked the day. Principal explained about different types of masks and said that the role of mask is very crucial in protecting us, and others. As well as using sanitizers, washing hands with soap, and maintaining social distancing are all equally important in controlling the spread of COVID – 19.
3. World Environmental Day
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru has observed “World Environmental Day’’ on 05.06.2020 with the theme “Biodiversity – a concern that is both urgent and existential.
Global warming decreased rainfall, inflation in pollution, industrialization, urbanization and water pollution are posing a direct threat to environment which in turn lead to a negative impact.
Hence it is a fundamental duty of a mankind to protect our environment, at least with small deeds like sapling.
In lite of the above our School principal Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, teaching, nonteaching staffs and students marked ‘selfie with sapling’ campaign by planting at least one tree sapling at their compound, lawns, garden or farms.
4. School day and Oath taking ceremony – 2020
School day and oath-taking ceremony of the students of 32nd batch was organised on 11.01.2020 at 11.00 am at Shri. Rajendra Centenary Auditorium of JSS Hospital. The program was inaugurated by our chief guest, Dr S K. Sadananda, Medical Superintendent of Shri. Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Science and Research, Mysuru. While addressing the students, he congratulated the budding nursing students for having chosen this profession. He opined that a nurse who takes care of the patients with a smile would give positive hope in their recovery. Smt. Usha Bhandari, Director of Karnataka State Nursing Council, Bengaluru, who was also our chief guest, advised the students to remember Florence Nightingale’s service and walk on that path. Special invitee, Smt. Janet Mathias, Chief of Nursing Services, JSS Hospital congratulated the 32 nd batch budding nursing students. She said that nursing service is not just confined to hospital but also has a lot of extending and expanding opportunity which we have to grab and explore. Shri. R Mahesh, Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha, who was the president of the program, expressed that JSS Institutes aimed at delivering high-quality education and assured the parents that, their children would become competent nurses. He also explained the present scope of nursing and advised the students to be active and skilful.
5. 71st Republic Day Report 2020
JSS school of nursing, Mysuru in collaboration with JSS college of Speech and Hearing, Mysuru and JSS College of physiotherapy, Mysuru organized 71st republic day on 26.1.2020 at 8:30 am in JSS campus. The flag was hoisted by the chief guest of the programme, Group Captain Ajay Jadeja. Patriotic songs and dance programs followed flag hoisting. The students of all the four institutions had taken part in the programme. The chief guest of the programme while addressing the students gave guidance on professional ethics, discipline, and honesty. He also suggested the students inculcate lots of enthusiasm in their life so that they can build a better nation.
6. Report on World Cancer Day 2020
On account of World cancer day 2020, Bharath cancer hospital in collaboration with JSS school of nursing, Mysuru had organized a rally on 4.02.2020. Mr.Thaslim, Mayor, Mysuru inaugurated the rally. Other dignitaries present were, Dr. Vishweshwara M S, Superintendent, Bharath cancer hospital, Mysuru, Dr. Bharathi, ENT Surgeon, JSS Hospital, Mysuru, Dr. Madhavi Y S, Bharath cancer hospital. The rally started from exhibition ground, via Kote Anjanayaswamy temple and culminated in exhibition ground.
7. Report on Student Development Programme Post Exposure Prophylaxis
On account of the student development programme, PEP (Post-exposure prophylaxis) class was organized on 07/02/2020 at 3.00 pm for the first-year students to create awareness for students regarding safety precautions, needle stick injury and prevention of infections. Dr.Pratheeksha.S., senior resident, dermatology department, JSS Hospital had delivered the lecture on PEP for 89 students of the first year.
8. Suttur Jaathra Mahotsava – 2020
On account of Adijagadguru Shri Shivarathrishwara Shivayogi’s jaathra mahothsava 2020, Suttur jaathra expo was organized from 21.01.2020 – 26.01.2020. JSS School of Nursing in collaboration with JSS College of Nursing and other JSS Schools of Nursing participated in the Expo. Ex-chief minister Sri Veerappa Moily inaugurated the event in the gracious presence of His Holiness Sri. Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji and Sri. Madhuswamy J C, Law minister, Karnataka. The group of Nursing institutes bagged 2nd prize for their excellent exhibits.
9. Suttur Jaathra Cultural Competition Report 2020
On account of Adijagadguru Shri Shivarathrishwara Shivayogi’s jaathra mahothsava, 2020 Cultural competitions were organized on 22.1.2020 at Suttur. The competitions were held between JSS Schools of Nursing which included Mysuru, Kollegal and Chamarajnagar Nursing schools. Also, other JSS institutions like PU colleges, ITI and polytechnic institutions took part in the event. The students of our institution won first prize in group folk song (by Ms. Thulasamma and group), and second prize in vachanadaaritha nruthya (by Ms. Roja K K), Second prize in classical dance (by Mr.Darshan and team). By demonstrating outstanding performance, our students grabbed the award of the overall championship for the 4th consecutive year.
10. Report on Florence Nightingale’s 200 th Birthday Celebration- Candle March
Mysuru District Nursing Teachers and Nurses Association, Karnataka State Government Nurses Association (District unit) and Trained Nurses Association of India jointly celebrated World Nurses Day. The event was organized in front of Kote Anjaneyaswamy temple at the North gate of Mysuru Palace. The nurses celebrated the 200th birthday of Florence Nightingale, the Pioneer of modern nursing in the honour of her yeoman service. Later, students of JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru along with hundreds of others from different nursing schools and colleges took out a candlelight procession from Kote Anjaneyaswamy temple, which passed through K.R.circle, Sayyaji Rao Road and culminated near JSS Mahavidyapeetha. Other nursing staffs of various hospitals of Mysuru also joined them.
11. 74 th Independence Day Celebration Report
74th Independence day was celebrated by JSS Institutes of health science on 15.8.2020 at 8.30pm at College campus.
The chief guest of the programme Sri. R Mahesh, Director, Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha hoisted the flag and addressed the gathering. In his speech, he said our nation became independent after lots of hardships and sacrifices of the brave freedom fighters. Today India is recognized worldwide because of its development, which is pride for the nation. The citizens of the nation are residing with peace and are protected because of the selfless service of our soldiers. We citizens should remember their efforts and act responsibly. If all the Indians realize their fundamental duties and act accordingly, it will be a great contribution for our country.
Smt. D N Renuka Devi , principal JSS School of Nursing, Prof, Sheela Williams, principal, JSS College of Nursing, Dr P Nataraj, Director, Institute of Speech and Hearing, Dr. Saransh Jain, incharge principal, Dr. Kavitha Raja, principal, college of physiotherapy, were present in the programme. Teaching and non-teaching faculty of all institutes were present. The programme was compered by Dr. Indu Thammaiah, lecture, College of Speech and Hearing.
The programme was concluded with a patriotic song by faculty of JSS School Of nursing, Mysuru
12. Report of 105th Jayanthi celebration of Dr. Sri Shivaratri Rajendra mahaswamiji
105th Jayanthi of Dr. Sri Shivaratri Rajendra mahaswamiji was collaboratively celebrated by JSS Institutes of health science Viz. JSS School of Nursing, College of Nursing, Speech and Hearing College and Physiotherapy college in JSS campus on 4.09.2020.
The programme started by offering pooja to the photo of Sri. Rajendra mahaswamiji and showering flowers by the gatherings. The faculties of JSS College of Nursing sung a bhajan.
Chief guest of the programme Sri. R Mahesh, Director, Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha Addressed the gathering. In his speech, he said Sri. Rajendra mahaswamiji stepped into the field of education in pre independent era by establishing many JSS educational institutions. His holiness stood as a helping hand for many poor students by building a hostel for students at Mysuru. Today the JSS institutions are branched even in abroad. By virtue of his vision towards poor and students, today around 10,000 employees are working at JSS institutions, which is believed as a great support for their family. In spite of the economic crisis, the employees are regularly paid, by his blessings. Sir mentioned that, as per the sayings of his holiness, for the development of an institutions not just the head, instead all the employees should work with coordination.
Smt. D N Renuka Devi, principal JSS School of Nursing, Prof, Sheela Williams, principal, JSS College of Nursing, Dr P Nataraj, Director, Institute of Speech and Hearing, Dr. Saransh Jain, incharge principal, Dr. Kavitha Raja, principal, college of physiotherapy, were present in the programme. Teaching and non-teaching faculty of all institute were present. The programme was compered by Smt. Rasmi P, Asst. Lecturer, JSS College of Nursing
13. Report on Induction programme
Online induction programme was conducted on 10-09-2020 at 10.30 am for our first year students ie 33rd batch nursing students at JSS School of nursing,Mysuru.
Programme started with an Inauguration by lighting the lamp by our Principal Smt.D.N.Renukadevi along with teachers and student representatives. Student representatives from Mysuru had attended the programme along with their parents and other students attended the programme through Zoom app.
Principal Smt.D.N.Renukadevi in her inaugural speech greeted students and expressed her concern towards care of students in this pandemic period. Madam instructed the students regarding opting online classes during this chaos.
Programme started with an invocation and the gathering was welcomed by Mrs.Priyaranjani N and vote of thanks was proposed by Mrs.Manasa M and anchored by Mrs.Neetha Dalvi S.
14. REPORT OF WORLD DIABETES DAY -2020
On the occasion of World Diabetes day, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru had organised online webinar on the theme “The Nurse and Diabetes.” on 18.11.2020
Mrs Jasmine Sarita Vas, Principal, Father Muller School of Nursing, was invited to deliver guest lecture. Madam highlighted the theme of diabetes day. She opined that nursing profession is the largest health occupational group in health sector and the nurses play key role in prevention of diabetes. The nurses have to raise awareness in supporting the people living with diabetes. More education and funding to equip nurses with the skills around the world are necessary. Healthcare providers and government must recognise the importance of investing in education and training of nurses. She also explained about facts, figures, common types, management of diabetes and her personal experiences in diabetes awareness campaign and street play.
15. Report of 65th Kannada Rajyothsava Celebration – 2020
JSS School of Nursing, College of Nursing, Institute of speech and hearing and JSS College of physiotherapy has collaboratively celebrated 65th Kannada Rajyothsava on 07.11.2020 at Sri Rajendra Bhavana.
Chief guest, Sri RajashekarKadhambha, Actor, Litterateur in his speech he opined that pride of mother tongue and land should not be limited only in the month of November, instead it should be round the year. He appreciated the love for the language in other regions and how the language develops in such areas. Also, he advised the audience to follow the same in our state. In his speech he also remembered the rulers of Mysuru and their contributions in building Karnataka and mother tongue and said about history of Karnataka
Sri.R. Mahesh, Director of medical education division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha, delivered presidential address. In his speech he said about importance of Kannada language in our profession. Speaking in Kannada with patients helps to improve the therapeutic relationship. He advised to use Kannada language at home as well as in school. He suggested to compulsory include Kannada language in their education to improve the quality of mother tongue.
16. REPORT OF WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY -2020
On the occasion of World Mental Health Day on 10.10.2020 at 11.00 am JSS School of Nursing Mysuru had organised online webinar on the theme “Mental Health For All –Greater Investment, Greater Access –Everyone Everywhere.”
Dr Anil Kumar M N, Associate Professor, Kasturba Medical College, Manipal, was the resource person for unfolding the theme of mental health day. In his talk he opined that we should have a more empathetic approach towards the recovery of mentally unhealthy persons. In the present scenario of pandemic greater investment is needed not just in terms of financial and revolutionary investment, in addition time, love, attention and our compassion is highly expected. We all should be very dedicative and government has to support for the care of mentally unhealthy people. The quality of mental health care is the right of every individual. So when there is investment people will have greater access to good mental health. He also highlighted about improving access to psychological therapy in order to eradicate discrimination and stigma and to improve mental health of children and older adults.
1. International Yoga Day
International yoga day was observed on 21.06.2020. While social distance measures are adopted to fight the COVID – 19 pandemic,principal Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, teaching, nonteaching staffs and students performed yoga at their home terrace and open space along with their family members Principal spoke about the benefits of yoga and sent a key message through a video mentioning that yoga improves immunity and Pranayama helps in combating many respiratory diseases.
2. Report on Mask Day – 2019-20
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru has observed “Mask Day’’ on 18.06.2020. Aiming to spread the awareness among public and emphasizing the importance of wearing mask amid COVID – 19 pandemic, Chief Minister of Karnataka Sri. B. S. Yadiyurappa announced to celebrate Mask day.
Hence in our School principal Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, teaching and nonteaching staffs compulsorily wore mask and marked the day. Principal explained about different types of masks and said that the role of mask is very crucial in protecting us, and others. As well as using sanitizers, washing hands with soap, and maintaining social distancing are all equally important in controlling the spread of COVID – 19.
3. World Environmental Day
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru has observed “World Environmental Day’’ on 05.06.2020 with the theme “Biodiversity – a concern that is both urgent and existential.
Global warming decreased rainfall, inflation in pollution, industrialization, urbanization and water pollution are posing a direct threat to environment which in turn lead to a negative impact.
Hence it is a fundamental duty of a mankind to protect our environment, at least with small deeds like sapling.
In lite of the above our School principal Smt. D. N. Renukadevi, teaching, nonteaching staffs and students marked ‘selfie with sapling’ campaign by planting at least one tree sapling at their compound, lawns, garden or farms.
4. School day and Oath taking ceremony – 2020
School day and oath-taking ceremony of the students of 32nd batch was organised on 11.01.2020 at 11.00 am at Shri. Rajendra Centenary Auditorium of JSS Hospital. The program was inaugurated by our chief guest, Dr S K. Sadananda, Medical Superintendent of Shri. Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Science and Research, Mysuru. While addressing the students, he congratulated the budding nursing students for having chosen this profession. He opined that a nurse who takes care of the patients with a smile would give positive hope in their recovery. Smt. Usha Bhandari, Director of Karnataka State Nursing Council, Bengaluru, who was also our chief guest, advised the students to remember Florence Nightingale’s service and walk on that path. Special invitee, Smt. Janet Mathias, Chief of Nursing Services, JSS Hospital congratulated the 32 nd batch budding nursing students. She said that nursing service is not just confined to hospital but also has a lot of extending and expanding opportunity which we have to grab and explore. Shri. R Mahesh, Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha, who was the president of the program, expressed that JSS Institutes aimed at delivering high-quality education and assured the parents that, their children would become competent nurses. He also explained the present scope of nursing and advised the students to be active and skilful.
5. 71st Republic Day Report 2020
JSS school of nursing, Mysuru in collaboration with JSS college of Speech and Hearing, Mysuru and JSS College of physiotherapy, Mysuru organized 71st republic day on 26.1.2020 at 8:30 am in JSS campus. The flag was hoisted by the chief guest of the programme, Group Captain Ajay Jadeja. Patriotic songs and dance programs followed flag hoisting. The students of all the four institutions had taken part in the programme. The chief guest of the programme while addressing the students gave guidance on professional ethics, discipline, and honesty. He also suggested the students inculcate lots of enthusiasm in their life so that they can build a better nation.
6. Report on World Cancer Day 2020
On account of World cancer day 2020, Bharath cancer hospital in collaboration with JSS school of nursing, Mysuru had organized a rally on 4.02.2020. Mr.Thaslim, Mayor, Mysuru inaugurated the rally. Other dignitaries present were, Dr. Vishweshwara M S, Superintendent, Bharath cancer hospital, Mysuru, Dr. Bharathi, ENT Surgeon, JSS Hospital, Mysuru, Dr. Madhavi Y S, Bharath cancer hospital. The rally started from exhibition ground, via Kote Anjanayaswamy temple and culminated in exhibition ground.
7. Report on Student Development Programme Post Exposure Prophylaxis
On account of the student development programme, PEP (Post-exposure prophylaxis) class was organized on 07/02/2020 at 3.00 pm for the first-year students to create awareness for students regarding safety precautions, needle stick injury and prevention of infections. Dr.Pratheeksha.S., senior resident, dermatology department, JSS Hospital had delivered the lecture on PEP for 89 students of the first year.
8. Suttur Jaathra Mahotsava – 2020
On account of Adijagadguru Shri Shivarathrishwara Shivayogi’s jaathra mahothsava 2020, Suttur jaathra expo was organized from 21.01.2020 – 26.01.2020. JSS School of Nursing in collaboration with JSS College of Nursing and other JSS Schools of Nursing participated in the Expo. Ex-chief minister Sri Veerappa Moily inaugurated the event in the gracious presence of His Holiness Sri. Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji and Sri. Madhuswamy J C, Law minister, Karnataka. The group of Nursing institutes bagged 2nd prize for their excellent exhibits.
9. Suttur Jaathra Cultural Competition Report 2020
On account of Adijagadguru Shri Shivarathrishwara Shivayogi’s jaathra mahothsava, 2020 Cultural competitions were organized on 22.1.2020 at Suttur. The competitions were held between JSS Schools of Nursing which included Mysuru, Kollegal and Chamarajnagar Nursing schools. Also, other JSS institutions like PU colleges, ITI and polytechnic institutions took part in the event. The students of our institution won first prize in group folk song (by Ms. Thulasamma and group), and second prize in vachanadaaritha nruthya (by Ms. Roja K K), Second prize in classical dance (by Mr.Darshan and team). By demonstrating outstanding performance, our students grabbed the award of the overall championship for the 4th consecutive year.
10. Report on Florence Nightingale’s 200 th Birthday Celebration- Candle March
Mysuru District Nursing Teachers and Nurses Association, Karnataka State Government Nurses Association (District unit) and Trained Nurses Association of India jointly celebrated World Nurses Day. The event was organized in front of Kote Anjaneyaswamy temple at the North gate of Mysuru Palace. The nurses celebrated the 200th birthday of Florence Nightingale, the Pioneer of modern nursing in the honour of her yeoman service. Later, students of JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru along with hundreds of others from different nursing schools and colleges took out a candlelight procession from Kote Anjaneyaswamy temple, which passed through K.R.circle, Sayyaji Rao Road and culminated near JSS Mahavidyapeetha. Other nursing staffs of various hospitals of Mysuru also joined them.
11. 74 th Independence Day Celebration Report
74th Independence day was celebrated by JSS Institutes of health science on 15.8.2020 at 8.30pm at College campus.
The chief guest of the programme Sri. R Mahesh, Director, Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha hoisted the flag and addressed the gathering. In his speech, he said our nation became independent after lots of hardships and sacrifices of the brave freedom fighters. Today India is recognized worldwide because of its development, which is pride for the nation. The citizens of the nation are residing with peace and are protected because of the selfless service of our soldiers. We citizens should remember their efforts and act responsibly. If all the Indians realize their fundamental duties and act accordingly, it will be a great contribution for our country.
Smt. D N Renuka Devi , principal JSS School of Nursing, Prof, Sheela Williams, principal, JSS College of Nursing, Dr P Nataraj, Director, Institute of Speech and Hearing, Dr. Saransh Jain, incharge principal, Dr. Kavitha Raja, principal, college of physiotherapy, were present in the programme. Teaching and non-teaching faculty of all institutes were present. The programme was compered by Dr. Indu Thammaiah, lecture, College of Speech and Hearing.
The programme was concluded with a patriotic song by faculty of JSS School Of nursing, Mysuru
12. Report of 105th Jayanthi celebration of Dr. Sri Shivaratri Rajendra mahaswamiji
105th Jayanthi of Dr. Sri Shivaratri Rajendra mahaswamiji was collaboratively celebrated by JSS Institutes of health science Viz. JSS School of Nursing, College of Nursing, Speech and Hearing College and Physiotherapy college in JSS campus on 4.09.2020.
The programme started by offering pooja to the photo of Sri. Rajendra mahaswamiji and showering flowers by the gatherings. The faculties of JSS College of Nursing sung a bhajan.
Chief guest of the programme Sri. R Mahesh, Director, Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha Addressed the gathering. In his speech, he said Sri. Rajendra mahaswamiji stepped into the field of education in pre independent era by establishing many JSS educational institutions. His holiness stood as a helping hand for many poor students by building a hostel for students at Mysuru. Today the JSS institutions are branched even in abroad. By virtue of his vision towards poor and students, today around 10,000 employees are working at JSS institutions, which is believed as a great support for their family. In spite of the economic crisis, the employees are regularly paid, by his blessings. Sir mentioned that, as per the sayings of his holiness, for the development of an institutions not just the head, instead all the employees should work with coordination.
Smt. D N Renuka Devi, principal JSS School of Nursing, Prof, Sheela Williams, principal, JSS College of Nursing, Dr P Nataraj, Director, Institute of Speech and Hearing, Dr. Saransh Jain, incharge principal, Dr. Kavitha Raja, principal, college of physiotherapy, were present in the programme. Teaching and non-teaching faculty of all institute were present. The programme was compered by Smt. Rasmi P, Asst. Lecturer, JSS College of Nursing
13. Report on Induction programme
Online induction programme was conducted on 10-09-2020 at 10.30 am for our first year students ie 33rd batch nursing students at JSS School of nursing,Mysuru.
Programme started with an Inauguration by lighting the lamp by our Principal Smt.D.N.Renukadevi along with teachers and student representatives. Student representatives from Mysuru had attended the programme along with their parents and other students attended the programme through Zoom app.
Principal Smt.D.N.Renukadevi in her inaugural speech greeted students and expressed her concern towards care of students in this pandemic period. Madam instructed the students regarding opting online classes during this chaos.
Programme started with an invocation and the gathering was welcomed by Mrs.Priyaranjani N and vote of thanks was proposed by Mrs.Manasa M and anchored by Mrs.Neetha Dalvi S.
1. Report on Induction Programme
Induction programme for the First year GNM students admitted during the year 2019-20 was conducted on 5.8.2019 at Dr Sri ShivarathriRajendraBhavana.
The programme was inaugurated by the Principal Sri S.G. Shashidharakumar and Vice-Principal Smt.D.N.Renukadevi along with Co-coordinator, and representatives of the new batch.
Principal Sri S.G. Shashidharakumar congratulated the parents and students for being a part of JSS School of Nursing. Later, there was a presentation regarding the school, Infrastructure, faculty, curriculum, Library, clinical facilities and hostel facility to the gathering. Documents of the students were verified by the teachers.
Mrs.Neetha Dalvi.S welcomed the gathering; Ms Harsha and Ms Thulasamma H.V. did invocation, Mrs.Priyaranjani N proposed a vote of thanks.
2. 73rd Independence Day 2019
JSS Health science Institutions have celebrated the 73rd Independence day on 15/8/2019 at 8.30am.
The programme was inaugurated by Col. Ramachandra along with Sri R. Mahesh, Director, JSS Mahavidyapeetha, Dr P. Nataraj, Director, JSS Institution of Speech and Hearing, Dr Suma, Principal, JSS Institution of Speech and Hearing, Prof. Sheela Williams, Principal, JSS College of Nursing, Dr Kavitha Raja, Principal, JSS College of Physiotherapy, Sri S.G. Shashidhara Kumar, Principal, JSS School of Nursing and Sri Shivalingaiah, Superintendent, JSS Differently Abled Working Womens’ and students’ hostel.
Chief Guest Col. Ramachandra in his address motivated the students to adopt leadership qualities to become good leaders and citizens. He encouraged the students to inculcate discipline, promptness and self-confidence in their life.
Sri R. Mahesh in his presidential address, explained about freedom fighters and their contribution to get independence. Also, he said that the celebration of Independence day should not be for a day but it should be celebrated every day by being a good citizen for the nation.
Cultural programme was given by the students of four institutions.
JSS School of Nursing has bagged Rolling trophy for excellent March past.
The programme was anchored by Mr M. Chandrashekar, Ms Pallavi welcomed the guests and gathering and Vote of thanks was proposed by Mrs K.V. Manjula.
3. World Blood Donor’s Day 2019
Inauguration of voluntary blood donation camp by Shri Srihari Dwarakanath
World Blood Donor’s Day celebration was jointly organized by a Blood bank, Department of Pathology JSS Hospital and Medical College, JSS School of Nursing and JSS College of Nursing, Mysuru on 14.6.2019 at Sri Rajendra centenary auditorium.
The Blood donation camp and programme was inaugurated by Shri Srihari Dwarakanath, Chairman Project Consult (Pvt) along with Dr H. Basavanagowdappa, Principal, JSS Medical College, Dr P. A. Kushalappa, Director (Academics) JSS AHER, Dr M. Guruswamy, Medical Superintendent, JSS Hospital, Dr G. B. Manjunath, Vice – Principal JSS Medical College, Prof. SheelaWilliams, Principal, JSS College of Nursing and Sri S. G. Shashidhara Kumar, Principal JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru.
Chief Guest Dr H. Basavanagowdappa in his address has shared his personal experience of blood donation and motivated the young generation for active participation in blood donation.
Dr P. A. Kushalappa said that every human being should donate blood to attain accomplishment.
Mother of Thalassemia children expressed their gratitude to JSS Hospital blood bank unit for the timely management of blood for their children.
Sri Srihari Dwarakanath opined that in this universe anyone can become blood relative to anyone by voluntary blood donation. Also, he motivated youths to donate without any expectation.
Dr D. Pallavi had given a lecture on the importance of blood donation and voluntary registration for blood donation.
Dr Manjunthshetty spoke about Organ donation and its myths. The programme was concluded with vote of thanks by Dr Namratha.
4. Report of Suttur cultural Feb-2019
On account of suttur Jatra Mahotsav 2019, we had the interinstitutional cultural competition on 2.2.2019 at suttur. Our students participated in five events like Solo classical song, Vachanadharithanruthy, Group folk dance, Group classical dance. They got four first prizes and one second prize. The total score was 48 out off 50. We got overall championship for the 3rd time. The overall programme was Coordinated by Mrs Manasa H. S. Nursing Tutor, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru.
5. Report of Suttur Exhibition Feb-2019
On account of suttur jatra mahotsava 2019, we had interinstitutional Exhibition competition from 1.2.2019 to 6.2.2019 Our students exhibited models on AIDS and substance abuse, Data collection was done on the topic Alcohol abuse from 40 samples . The Exhibition Co ordinated by Mrs. Manjula K. V. Nursing Tutor, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru.
6. School day and Oath Taking Ceremony
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru celebrated School day and Oath Taking Ceremony on 30.1.2019 at 3.30 pm at Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium
Chief guest Smt. Pushpalatha Jagannath, Mayor Mysuru City Corporation inaugurated the programme. In her inaugural address, she appreciated the discipline and punctuality of JSS Institutions and admired the contribution of nurses to the society.
Special invitee Smt. Janet Mathias, Deputy Chief of Nursing Services offered lamp to students and congratulated the students for having selected nursing profession and chosen JSS School of Nursing for their studies. She also explained the extending and expanding roles and responsibilities of nurses in different areas.
President of the programme, Sri. R. Mahesh Director, Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha has explained about the Quality education given by JSS Institutions and assured the parents that their wards will become good nurses.
Ms Shobhalatha C. III year student expressed student opinion, Ms Harsha and Ms Pruthvi sung invocation song. Smt. Neetha Dalvi S. Tutor welcomed the gathering, Smt. Renukadevi D.N. Vice Principal, recited Oath to I year students. Vote of thanks was proposed by Smt. Manasa M., Tutor and programme was compared by Mrs Priyaranjani N., Tutor.
7. 70th Republic Day Report
70th Republic day was celebrated at JSS institution premises by all the five institutions VIZ JSS SON, CON, Speech and Hearing, CPT and differently abled working women and students on 26.1.2019 at 9am.
The chief guest was Brig Vinod Kumar Adappa. The program of escorting guest, flag hoisting and march past was organized by Mr Mahendra, Phys. Ed JSS CPT. The march past had four contingents, one each from respective Colleges ( JSS CON (Saffron)), JSS ISH (White), JSS SON (blue) JSS CPT (green). Each Contingent was followed by students dressed to represent the 29 states of India.
Next, the Chief Guest addressed the gathering and shared his experience in the Army life. He also motivated youngsters regarding safeguarding India and principles to be followed.
The gathering was welcomed by Ms Vidya, Asst lecturer JSS CON. The cultural programme was organized by Smt. Manasa H S JSS School of Nursing.The vote of thanks was given by Sri. Harsha, Asstproff JSS ISH. The master of ceremony was Smt. Sharvani Asst prof. JSS CPT.
8. Report of Annual Sports meet 2018-2019
We Conducted Annual Sports meet on 20.1.2019 on behalf of the school day and oath-taking ceremony. The programme was inaugurated by Smt. Renukadevi D.N., Vice-principal, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru. Ravikumar and Prabhuswamy, Physical education teachers, JSS institutions. The events were shot put, discuss Throw, 100mtr, 200mtr, and 800mtr, relay, throw ball and volleyball. The overall trophy was won by second years. The programme was Coordinated by Mr Mahadevaswamy R. K. Senior Nursing Tutor and Mr Praveen Kumar S.N. Nursing Tutor JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru.
9. Report of Annual Cultural competition 2018-2019
Annual cultural competition Abhivyakthi 2018-19 was held on 10th and 11th January 2019. The programme was inaugurated by Mr. Roshan, Tabala artist. Shri S G Shashidhar Kumar, Principal, Smt. Renukadevi D.N., Vice Principal, Mr.Siddaraju, folk singer, Ms Eepsitha, Carnatic singer were present. The cultural competitions were solo dance, solo song, group dance, group song, fancy dress, couple dance, comedy based act and fashion show. The programme was coordinated by Mrs Neetha Dalvi, Mrs.Manasa.M, Nursing Tutors.
10. Cultural Competition Report 2019-20
On account of Lamp Lighting ceremony and School Day programme cultural event (Indoor and Outdoor) was organized. Formally the programme was inaugurated on 21.10.2019 by the Principal and Vice-Principal. The Indoor events like Floor Decoration, Best out of waste, Collage making, and Cooking without fire was conducted from 21.10.2019 to 30.10.2019.
The Outdoor events were conducted on 6.11.2019 and 7.11.2019. Sri Santhosh and Smt.Keerthi, a Choreographer, Director, Natyas Academy for Dance, judged the event.
11. 64th Kannada Rajyotsava Report 2019-20
JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru in collaboration with JSS College of Nursing, Speech and Hearing and College of Physiotherapy organized 64th Kannada Rajyothsava and 104th Jayanthi mahothsava of Dr. Sri Rajendra Mahaswamiji at Dr. Sri Rajendra Centenary Auditorium, JSS Hospital.
Dr NilagiriThalvar, Director, Kuvempu Kannada Research Institute, Mysore University, in his Chief Guest address suggested respecting our culture and language. At the same time, we have to teach our culture and language to those people who are coming from other states He appreciated the discipline of JSS institutes.
Sri G. L. Thripuranthaka, Co-ordinator, JSS Suttur Institutions, in his chief guest address explained the life history of Dr Sri Rajendra Mahaswamiji and his sacrifice and contribution for the society.
Sri S. G. Shashidhara Kumar, Principal, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru, in his presidential address highlighted Kannada, culture and grandeur.
The cultural programme was given by students of all the four institution .
The programme was started with an invocation song by Speech and Hearing students, Mrs Manasa H.S welcomed the gathering and Mr Prashanth delivered a vote of thanks. The programme was anchored by Mr Sunil
12. World diabetic day 2019
World diabetic day celebration was jointly organized by department of community medicine, JSS medical college and JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru on 30.11.2019 at Bamboobazar and conducted rally and role play.
The inauguration of the rally is done by Dr H Basavanagowdappa, Principal, JSS Medical College, Dr M N Suma, Vice-Principal, JSS Medical College, Dr M R Narayamurty, HOD, by department of community medicine, JSS medical college and Mr Praveen Kumar S N, Nursing Tutor, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru.
1. Participation in National health programmes
2. Conducting Soft skill training programme
3. School Day and Oath taking ceremony
School Day and Oath taking ceremony of 30th batch were celebrated on 16.2.2018 in Dr Rajendra Centenary auditorium. The programme commenced with an invocation song by Kum. Laseena. The Chief Guest Dr S. Rahdamani, Director and Dean, Mysore Medical College & Research Institute, in her inaugural addressed the gathering. She mentioned that nursing is one of the noblest professions and all nurses have to give importance to Attitude, Behaviour, Communication and Documentation. Mrs. Janet Mathias, D.C.N.S., JSS Hospital had come as a special invitee offered light of knowledge to the budding students. Sri R. Mahesh, Director, Medical Education Division, JSSMVP in his presidential address stated that there is a great demand for nurses across the globe and JSS Institute is offering quality education. Mrs. Renukadevi D.N. , Vice Principal welcomed the gathering, Mr. S.G. Shashidhara Kumar, Principal offered oath to the newly admitted students. Mrs. Manasa M. has delivered vote of thanks and Mrs. Neetha S. Dalvi compeered the programme.
4. School Health programme
Personal hygiene and environmental hygiene are the key elements in improving the standards of health. To bring awareness among the school students of Devalapura village handwashing technique was demonstrated on 28.3.2018. Also, personal hygiene, prevention of water-borne diseases and the importance of maintaining cleanliness were explained.
5. International Nurses Day celebration:
International Nurses Day was jointly celebrated by JSS School of Nursing, College of Nursing and Hospital on 9th June 2018. Dr Sacchidananda. S., Director, Medical Education Department and Mr Sreekanth B. Pulari, Registrar, Karnataka State Nursing Council, Bengaluru have come as chief guests, Dr. (Col) Dayananda, Director, JSS Hospital was the Special Invitee. Sri R. Mahesh, Director, Medical Education Division, JSS MVP has presided over the function. Mr Sreekanth B. Pulari was felicitated for his contribution to nursing as a Registrar.
6. Conducting workshops/Lecture sessions for teachers
A lecture session was organized on 10.7.2018 regarding Speech, language and Hearing disorders and professional voice user. The topic was presented by JSS Speech and Hearing Lecturer Mr Harshan Kumar H.S. who explained the common speech and hearing disabilities and the importance of screening, diagnosing and prompt treatment to help reduce the percentage of disability among the public.
7. Basic Life Support Training programme
B.L.S. is the foundation for saving lives after a cardiac arrest, and it needs high-quality cardiopulmonary resuscitation. To develop confidence and skills in taking care of such victims B.L.S. training was organized to 28th batch students on 5th and 6th September 2018 . It was conducted by Tech2people and health care Private Limited in collaboration with the American Heart Association. Mr Krishnakumar M.P., Mr Akhil Vishwanath from AHA and Dr Akkamahadevi, Pro. & H.O.D. of Emergency Medicine, JSS Hospital have trained the students.
8. Participation in Swacchata Abhiyaan
To bring awareness and to practice swacchata in day to day life, a periodical swacchata abhiyaan is being carried out in and outside the campus. On 29.9.2018, we conducted swacchata abhiyaan from the foot of Chamundi hills to the top along with 250 students and staff. The programme was inaugurated at 7.00 a.m. by Mr K.H. Jagadish, Commissioner, Mysuru City Corporation and Dr D.G. Nagaraju, Health Officer, Mysuru City Corporation was present along with his staff. During the abhiyaan, about twelve bags of plastic waste were collected and cleared.
9. Mental Health Day Celebration
World Mental Health Day was celebrated on 12.10.2018 at Dr Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Bhavana by JSS School of Nursing in association with the Indian Psychiatric Society Combat Depression Task Force. Smt. H. R. Radha, District Judge, was the chief guest, and in her inaugural address stated that life is very precious, instead of ending our life by ourselves, it has to be created positively. The other chief guest Mr Krishnaprasad said that we have to understand the feelings of a mentally ill person and should show love and affection. Dr. S.K. Ghori, Dy. Medical Superintendent, JSS Hospital, Mysuru has presided over the function.
In connection with Mental Health Day, an essay competition was conducted. The first, second and third places were bagged by Ms Vasantha S., JSS School of Nursing, Chamarajanagar, Ms Shobhalatha, JSS School of Nursing, Mysuru and Ms Sarala S.N., Govt. School of Nursing, K.R. Hospital, Mysuru respectively. The cash award for the winners was sponsored by Minds United for Health Sciences and Humanity Trust, Mysuru
Dr C. Naveen Kumar, Additional Professor, NIMHANS, and Dr M. Kishor, Asso. Professor, Dept. of Psychiatry, JSS Hospital, Mysuru have delivered talks on ‘Suicide reporting in press and media’ and ‘ Young People and Mental health in a changing world’ respectively.
10. World Diabetes day celebration
A Diabetes screening camp and exhibition was organized at Someshwarapura on 14.11.2018. About 150 people have undergone diabetes screening test, about 50 peoples’ blood sugar level was above the normal, they have been advised to undergo further investigations , type of food to consume and change in lifestyle.
11. Celebration of Kannada Rajyotsava and 103rd Jayanthi Mahotsava of Jagadguru Dr Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji
Our school, JSS College of Nursing, Institute of Speech and Hearing and College of Physiotherapy, jointly celebrated 63rd Kannada Rajyotsava and 103rd Jayanthi Mahotsava of Jagadguru Dr Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahaswamiji on 16.11.2018. The Chief Guest of the function Mr Chatnalli Mahesh, a well-known orator and litterateur, explained about the importance of Kannada and remembered the contributions of Dr Sri Shivarathri Rajendra Mahawamiji’s to the society. The young artist and flautist Sri Neetu Ninad enthralled the audience with sweet Kannada melodious songs. Mr R. Mahesh, Director, Medical Education Division, JSS Mahavidyapeetha has presided over the function.
12. World AIDS day celebration
To bring out awareness among publics in regard to H.I.V and AIDS, a documentary film on H.I.V and AIDS was arranged in Ayarahalli and Devalapura villages on 1.12.2018. Before screening the film, a rally was organized.
13. Participation in extra- curricular and co-curricular activities like Quiz, Debate, Essay and cultural competitions
Our School has won the overall championship in the cultural competition held at Suttur in the month of January 2018.
14. Ethnic day celebration: