07.04.2025 | Dr. Jeyasekharan Medical Trust Auditorium | Duration: 1 hour
Dr. Jeyasekharan College of Nursing, in collaboration with Dr. Jeyasekharan Hospital and Nursing Home, celebrated World Health Day on 7th April 2025 at the Dr. Jeyasekharan Medical Trust Auditorium. The observance aimed to emphasize global health awareness and highlight ongoing efforts in maternal and child health.
Program Highlights
- Opening: The event began with a prayer song by the College Choir, followed by Tamil Thai Valthu.
- Welcome Address: Delivered by Mrs. Hepzi Harareet D., Deputy Nursing Superintendent.
- Presidential Address: By Dr. Ranjit Jeyasekharan, Trustee.
- Theme Unveiling: By Lt. Col. Mrs. G. Vanammal, Nursing Superintendent.
- World Health Day Pledge: Narrated by Dr. Sarayu Priya M., Principal, Dr. Jeyasekharan College of Nursing.
- Chief Guest Address: Dr. Alber Mathiarasu, MD, PhD (City Health Officer), delivered an insightful address on the significance of World Health Day, supported by vital statistics related to maternal and child health.
- Guest Honour: The Chief Guest was felicitated with a gift by Dr. Ranjit Jeyasekharan.
- MCH Care Updates: Provided by Dr. Maya Gopal, DGO, MD, DNB, focusing on maternal and child health care advancements.
- Prize Distribution: Winners of various competitions held in connection with World Health Day were awarded certificates and prizes.
- Vote of Thanks: Proposed by Mrs. T. Vimalmathy, M.Sc (N), Professor, Dr. Jeyasekharan College of Nursing.
The program concluded at 1:15 p.m. with the National Anthem.
Participants
- Faculty and students of Dr. Jeyasekharan College of Nursing
- Hospital staff and administrators
- Distinguished guests and public attendees
Staff In-Charge:
- Mrs. T. Vimalmathy
- Ms. Cerlin
- Mrs. Sujitha
Key Takeaways
- World Health Day provides an opportunity to reflect on current health challenges and solutions
- Maternal and child health remains a vital focus area for sustainable health improvements
- Collective pledges and awareness strengthen community participation in health promotion
- Recognition of students through competitions encourages active learning and involvement
- Collaboration between hospitals, nursing colleges, and public health authorities enhances outreach
