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18/05/2026

II Jai Sri Gurudev II
Adichunchanagiri University
Faculty of Nursing
Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing

The Department of Nursing Foundation, Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing, organized a Sketch Competition on the occasion of World Hand Hygiene Day on 15th May 2026 at the ACN Auditorium. The event aimed to create awareness among nursing students about the importance of hand hygiene in preventing infections and saving lives.
The theme of the competition was “Action Saves Lives”, emphasizing the significance of proper hand hygiene practices in healthcare settings and daily life.
The theme of the competition, ‘Action Saves Lives,’ highlighted the importance of practicing proper hand hygiene in daily life and healthcare settings. The event provided an opportunity for nursing students to spread awareness through meaningful sketches related to cleanliness, infection prevention, and patient safety.
The competition received enthusiastic participation from students, who showcased innovative ideas and creative talents. The programme successfully promoted awareness regarding hand hygiene and motivated students to contribute towards building a healthier society.”

Total 14 students were participated, in that Top 3 winners selected by the judges Mr. Chethan B S and Mrs. Littys from the psychiatry department

WINNERS:
1st place : Ms. Sneha S A (2nd Sem)
2nd place : Ms. Fathima Faby V ( 2nd Sem)
3rd place : Ms. Jinana Basheer ( 2nd Sem)

OBJECTIVES :
1. To promote awareness regarding hand hygiene.
2. To encourage creativity and artistic expression among students.
3. To inspire students to convey health messages through sketches.
4. To observe World Hand Hygiene Day meaningfully.

OUTCOMES:
• The programme successfully created awareness about hand hygiene and encouraged students to use art as a medium for health education.
• The sketches reflected innovative ideas and meaningful messages related to healthcare and public safety.
• The winners were appreciated with certificates, and all participants were encouraged for their active involvement

# 3,4 & 6

13/05/2026

|| Jai Sri Gurudev ||
Adichunchanagiri University
Faculty of Nursing
Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing

*Report on Educational Visit to Kabini water plant* The Department of Community Health Nursing organized a one-day educational visit to Kabini water supply and treatment plant, Bidharagudu, Mysuru for VIIth semester B.Sc nursing students on 13th May 2026 at 12 pm. During the visit, Mr. Girish, Supervisor of the water plant, explained in detail about the history of the organization, the purpose of its establishment, and the methods of water purification processes. The session was made interactive, and students clarified their doubts regarding various stages of water purification.
The event was coordinated by Mr. Kantaraju S, Assistant Professor, Department of Community Health Nursing and Ms. Sneha, Nursing Tutor, Mr. Kiran Kumar, M.Sc nursing student. Around 90 students benefited from this educational trip as part of their academic requirement, which enhanced their understanding of public health and safe water supply.

Objectives:
1. To understand the importance of safe drinking water in community health.
2. To gain knowledge about the history and functioning of the Kabini Water Plant.
3. To study the methods and processes involved in water purification.
4. To relate theoretical knowledge with practical demonstration.
5. To encourage student participation, observation, and inquiry-based learning.

Outcomes:
1. Students developed a clear understanding of the water purification system.
2. They learned about the role of water treatment in disease prevention.
3. The visit enhanced their critical thinking and problem-solving skills through interaction.
4. It promoted awareness of the importance of clean water in community health nursing practice.
Alignment with United Nations

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
# SDG 3, # SDG 4, # SDG 6, 17
SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being – Safe water supply prevents water-borne diseases.
SDG 4: Quality Education – Provided experiential and practical learning to nursing students.
SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation – Emphasized the significance of access to safe and clean water.
SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals – Collaboration between the water plant and educational institution.

13/05/2026

||JAI SHREE GURUDEV||
FACULTY OF NURSING
ADHICHUNCHANAGIRI COLLEGE OF NURSING

The Department of Child Health Nursing, Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing in association with Department of Paediatric AH & RC, B.G Nagara, organized a “Workshop on Resuscitation skill for every lifesaver” on the occasion of National Resuscitation Program (NRP) 2026 on 13-05-2026 at 11:00 AM in the Central Simulation lab, ACU.

The programme is aimed that National Resuscitation Programme (NRP) usually refers to training programs that teach healthcare workers how to revive newborn babies or patients whose breathing or heartbeat has stopped.

The session was conducted at central simulation lab conducted by Dr. Nandha Kumar, Dr. Shree Raksha & team. During the session brief introduction was given about NRP, algorithm followed in NRP, Equipment’s used in NRP & explained regarding the steps of NRP, about TABC (T-Temperature, A-Airway, B-Breathing, C-Compression) each step explained in detail along with the demonstration was done. MRSOPA is a mnemonic used in neonatal resuscitation to correct problems during ventilation when a newborn is not breathing properly. Further, scenario based re-demonstration taken from the students.

OBJECTIVES 1. Train doctors, nurses, and healthcare workers in newborn resuscitation
2. Reduce neonatal deaths caused by birth asphyxia
3. Improve emergency response during the “Golden Minute” after birth
4. Standardize newborn care practices across hospitals

OUTCOME  Reduction in neonatal mortality
 Early initiation of effective breathing
 Improved newborn survival rates
 Enhanced skills of healthcare workers
 Standardized neonatal care
 Reduced complications and disabilities
 Better teamwork during delivery emergencies
 Strengthening of maternal and child health services

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
GOALS
3 – Good Health and Well-being

12/05/2026

Report on Educational Visit to Milk Dairy

The Department of Community Health Nursing organized a one-day educational visit to Milk Dairy, Hassan, for VII Semester B.Sc. Nursing students on 12 May 2026 at 11:00 PM. During the visit, Mr. Manoj, Supervisor, along with his team members, explained in detail about the history of the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF), the purpose of its establishment, and the functioning of the milk processing unit. Students were oriented to the milk collection process, processing methods, quality control measures, supply and distribution system, marketing strategies, and various milk products manufactured at the dairy.
The visit was interactive, and students actively clarified their doubts regarding the different stages involved in milk processing and dairy management. This educational exposure helped students understand the importance of food hygiene, nutrition, and quality control in relation to public health.
The programme was coordinated by Mr. Kantaraju S., Assistant Professor, Department of Community Health Nursing, and Ms. Sneha A N, Nursing Tutor, along with M.Sc. Nursing students. Around 90 students benefited from this educational visit as part of their academic requirement, which enhanced their understanding of food safety, nutrition, milk hygiene, and the role of dairy products in community health and balanced diet.

Objectives
1. To provide students with knowledge about the structure and functioning of milk dairy units.
2. To understand the process of milk collection, processing, preservation, and distribution.
3. To create awareness regarding food hygiene, quality control, and safety measures in milk production.
4. To relate the importance of milk and milk products in nutrition and community health.
5. To enhance observational and analytical skills through field-based learning.

Outcomes
1. Students gained practical exposure to milk processing and dairy operations.
2. Developed understanding of quality control, hygiene practices, and food safety standards.
3. Improved knowledge regarding the nutritional importance of milk and dairy products.
4. Strengthened the application of community health nursing concepts in nutrition and public health.

Alignment with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
• SDG 2: Zero Hunger – Promoting adequate nutrition through milk and dairy products.
• SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being – Ensuring safe and nutritious food for better health.
• SDG 4: Quality Education – Experiential learning through field visits.
• SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production – Awareness about safe food processing and supply systems

05/05/2026

II Jai Sri Gurudev II
Adichunchanagiri University
Faculty of Nursing
Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing

The Department of OBG Nursing, ACN, B G Nagara organized the International Day of the Midwife – 2026 on 5th May 2026 at 10:30 AM, with the theme “One Million More Midwives.”
The programme was hosted by Ms. Aleena (7th Semester B.Sc. Nursing). Ms. Delna welcomed the gathering. Prof. Victoria Sarvand, Principal, explained the significance of the day. The guest speaker, Prof. Tintumol Mathew, HOD of OBG Nursing,Rajeev College of Nursing, Hassan spoke on the history, importance, and role of midwives in maternal and child health. Mrs. Kavitha N.K., HOD of OBG Nursing, along with faculty members, witnessed the programme.
A total of 99 sixth-semester B.Sc. Nursing students attended. The guest speaker was honored, and faculty were acknowledged for their support. The programme ended with a vote of thanks by Ms. Delna.
*Objectives*
* To create awareness about the role of midwives in maternal and newborn health.
* To highlight the importance of skilled midwifery care.
* To promote midwifery as a profession.
* To support better education and working conditions.

*Outcomes*
- Increased awareness of midwives’ role in healthcare.
- Improved recognition in reducing maternal and neonatal mortality.
- Encouraged support for midwifery education and practice.

#3,4,5 &12

04/05/2026

Report on of National Safe Motherhood Day
|| Jai Sri Gurudev ||
Adichunchanagiri University
Faculty of Nursing
Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing

The department of OBG Nursing, Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing, B.G. Nagara organized poster presentation competition on the occasion of National Safe Motherhood Day with the theme “Equity in Maternal Healthcare: Leaving No Mother Behind” on 11-04- 2026 at 10.00 am.
The program was held from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, and around 10 students participated in the competition. The judges for the event were Dr. Shobha KR and Prof Arathi TV from ACN, B G Nagara. They evaluated the presentations and finalized the winners. The faculty from the Department of OBG Nursing were also present and witnessed the event.
The prizes were awarded by Dr. Shobha KR, HOD, Department of Medical Surgical Nursing, who presented a certificate for all the participants.

Objectives
Promote availability of quality maternal healthcare services for all women, regardless of socioeconomic status, location, or background.
• Strengthen healthcare systems to prevent avoidable maternal deaths and complications during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum period
• Encourage early registration, regular antenatal check-ups, and proper postnatal follow-up for every mother.
• Educate women, families, and communities about maternal health rights, nutrition, hygiene, and danger signs during pregnancy.
• Promote safe deliveries in healthcare facilities to reduce risks associated with home births.

Outcome
• Increased utilization of antenatal, intranatal, and postnatal services by all women, including those in underserved areas.
• Decrease in preventable maternal deaths due to better healthcare facilities and timely interventions.
• Improved maternal nutrition and reduction in anemia among pregnant and lactating women.
• Increased involvement of women in healthcare decisions and greater family support during pregnancy and childbirth.
• Better availability of trained healthcare professionals and improved infrastructure in maternal health services.

SDG
SDG 3 Good Health and wellbeing
SDG 4 Quality Education
SDG 5 Gender equality
SDG 12 Responsible consumption and production

07/04/2026

Report on world health Day 2026
|| Jai Sri Gurudev ||
Adichunchanagiri University
Faculty of Nursing
Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing

The Department of Community Health Nursing, in association with NSS Unit-5 of Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing, organized a Poster Presentation Programme on the occasion of World Health Day 2026 on 07th April 2026 at the Health Centers of Kadabahalli and Bindinganavile under the global theme “Together for Health. Stand with Science.”
The programme was conducted under the guidance of Prof. Victoria Sarvand, Principal, ACN.The programme was coordinated by Mr. P. G. N. Swamy, HOD – Department of Community Health Nursing, and Mr. Kantaraju S, NSS Programme Officer.
A total of 95 students and faculty members actively participated in the programme. The 7th semester B.Sc. Nursing students were divided into five groups, and each group prepared and displayed health education posters based on sub-themes related to preventive health, scientific awareness, nutrition, communicable disease prevention, and healthy lifestyle promotion. These posters were presented among OPD patients and community beneficiaries at the health centers to create awareness about the importance of scientific approaches in maintaining health and preventing disease.
The programme aimed to promote awareness regarding evidence-based health practices and encourage community participation in maintaining health through informed decision-making.

Objectives:
• To create awareness among community members regarding the importance of scientific approaches in health promotion and disease prevention.
• To educate OPD patients about healthy lifestyle practices and preventive health measures.
• To enhance students’ skills in community health education and communication.
• To promote community participation in achieving better health outcomes.
• To support national and global initiatives related to health promotion and disease prevention.
• To strengthen collaboration between health institutions and community stakeholders.

Outcomes:
• Increased awareness among OPD patients regarding preventive health practices.
• Improved understanding of the importance of scientific evidence in maintaining health.
• Strengthened communication skills among nursing students through community interaction.
• Encouraged community members to adopt healthy lifestyle behaviors.
• Enhanced student participation in community-based health promotion activities.
• Promoted institutional commitment towards community engagement and public health awareness.
SDG:
SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being
SDG 4: Quality Education
SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities
SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals

31/03/2026

|| Jai Sri Gurudev ||

Adichunchanagiri University
Faculty of Nursing
Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing

Report of World Tuberculosis Day – 2026

Awareness Rally on the occasion of World Tuberculosis Day – 2026

Theme: “Yes! We Can End TB: Led by Countries, Powered by People.”

On 30th March 2026, World Tuberculosis Day was observed to raise awareness about tuberculosis (TB), promote prevention and early diagnosis, and encourage community participation in eliminating TB. In regard this awareness Rally was conducted at Chakenahalli village.

World Tuberculosis Day is observed annually on 24th March to spread awareness about the global impact of tuberculosis and to strengthen efforts toward its prevention, treatment, and control.
The Department of Medical Surgical Nursing in association with NSS Unit No. 19 of Adichunchanagiri University organized an awareness rally to educate the public about TB prevention, symptoms, and the importance of timely treatment.

The program was conducted under the guidance of Prof. Victoria Sarvand, Principal, ACN. The Rally was proceeded with rearing flag by Dr. Shobha K R, HOD of Medical Surgical Nursing, ACN, in the presence of Mrs. Pavithra K, NSS Coordinator, teaching faculty members, and students.

All II GNM students and I & II Year MSc Nursing students actively participated in the awareness rally.

1. Awareness Rally
The rally began at 10:00 AM from Chakenahalli.
Students marched through the community spreading awareness about tuberculosis.
Participants carried placards, posters, and banners with messages on TB prevention, early detection, and treatment.
The rally covered the main streets of the village to create awareness among the public.
Community members along the route observed the rally and appreciated the awareness initiative.

2. Health Education Session
A brief awareness session was conducted by Nursing Faculty and NSS volunteers explaining:

- Causes and symptoms of tuberculosis
- Modes of transmission of TB
- Importance of early diagnosis and complete treatment
- Availability of free TB treatment through government health services
- Preventive measures such as covering mouth while coughing, maintaining hygiene, and completing the full course of medication
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Objectives
*To create awareness among the community regarding tuberculosis symptoms, prevention, and treatment.
*To encourage early diagnosis and timely treatment of TB.
*To educate the public about preventive measures to reduce the spread of TB.
*To involve students in community-based health education activities.

Outcomes
! Increased awareness among the community regarding tuberculosis prevention and treatment.
! Students actively participated in spreading health education messages.
!Strengthened collaboration between faculty members, NSS volunteers, and the community.
! Encouraged people to seek early medical attention and follow preventive practices.

Alignment with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
# SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being
# SDG 4: Quality Education
# SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities
# SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals

27/03/2026

|| Jai Sri Gurudev ||
Adichunchanagiri University
Faculty of Nursing
Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing

The Department of Community Health Nursing, in association with NSS Unit-5 of Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing, observed World Tuberculosis Day 2026 on 24th March 2026 at the Seminar Hall, ACN, under the global theme: “Yes! We Can End TB: Led by Countries, Powered by People “The programme was conducted under the guidance of Mr. P. G. N. Swamy, HOD – Department of Community Health Nursing.
A seminar session was delivered by Mr. Kantaraju S, Asst, professor, dept. Community health nursing who highlighted the significance of World TB Day, TB incidence in India and globally, mode of transmission, strategies for TB elimination, strengthening service delivery systems, treatment regimens, multisectoral coordination, and community engagement strategies essential for TB elimination.
A total of 80 students and faculty members actively participated in the programme and gained valuable insights into tuberculosis prevention, control, and elimination strategies.

Objectives:
1. To create awareness among nursing students regarding the global burden of tuberculosis and its public health impact.
2. To enhance knowledge on mode of transmission, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment regimens of TB.
3. To emphasize the role of community participation and multisectoral coordination in TB elimination.
4. To sensitize future nurses about their responsibilities in achieving SDG Target 3.3 – Ending tuberculosis by 2030.
5. To promote leadership skills among students through participation in community-oriented health awareness activities.

Outcomes:
1. Participants gained improved knowledge regarding tuberculosis epidemiology and prevention strategies.
2. Students developed awareness about early detection, treatment adherence, and referral systems under national TB programmes.
3. The session strengthened students’ understanding of the importance of community engagement in TB elimination efforts.
4. Participants recognized the significance of multisectoral collaboration in achieving TB-free communities.
5. The activity contributed to the institutional commitment toward achieving Sustainable Development Goal-3: Good Health and Well-being.

SDG:
Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being
End the epidemics of tuberculosis by 2030 through prevention, treatment, awareness, and strengthened health systems.

24/03/2026

II JAI SHREE GURUDEV II
FACULTY OF NURSING
ADICHUNCHANAGIRI COLLEGE OF NURSING

The Department of Adult Health Nursing, Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing, organized a Hands-On Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) Training Programme – 2026 on 23rd March 2026 at 9:30 AM in Lecture Hall–6, AIMS.
The programme was conducted under the theme “Saving Lives Through Immediate Action,” with the objective of equipping nursing students with essential life-saving skills and enhancing their ability to respond effectively during cardiac emergencies.
The programme was presided over by Prof. Victoria Sarvand, Principal, ACN, and Prof. Shobha K R, HOD of Adult Health Nursing, ACN. The training session was attended by 3rd Semester BSc Nursing students and MSc Nursing students, along with faculty members.
The session was delivered by Dr. Shravya MS, Assistant Professor, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences. The programme commenced with a theoretical session covering the fundamentals of cardiac arrest, airway management, and BCLS protocols. This was followed by a demonstration of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) techniques.
A hands-on training session was conducted using mannequins, where students practiced chest compressions, rescue breathing, and the use of resuscitation equipment. Active participation was observed among the students, and continuous guidance and feedback were provided to ensure accuracy and skill development.
The programme concluded with an interactive discussion session to reinforce key concepts and clarify doubts among the participants.

Objectives:
• To impart knowledge on the principles and procedures of BCLS.
• To develop practical skills in CPR, airway management, and ventilation.
• To enable early recognition and management of cardiac emergencies.
• To train students in the effective use of resuscitation equipment.
• To enhance teamwork and communication during emergency care.

Outcome:
1.Improved competency in performing BCLS procedures.
2.Enhanced confidence in managing cardiac emergencies.
3.Strengthened clinical decision-making abilities.
Better understanding of standard emergency protocols.
4.Increased preparedness for real-life emergency situations.

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
3: Good Health and Well-Being
life-saving skills like CPR and improves emergency response during cardiac arrest.
# SDG 4: Quality Education
Provides practical training that enhances students’ knowledge and clinical competencies.
# SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities Ensures equal access to timely and effective emergency care for all individuals.
# SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals Encourages collaboration between nursing faculty and medical professionals for better healthcare education.

23/03/2026

II Jai Sri Gurudev II
Adichunchanagiri University
Faculty of Nursing
Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing
On 16th March 2026, Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing, Department of Nursing Education Technology organized an AV aids Model Exhibition. With the Theme- Exploring INNOVATIVE AV TECHNOLOGIES-2026".
Audio-visual aids play an important role in modern education by making teaching and learning more effective, interactive, and engaging. The exhibition aimed to encourage students to explore new and innovative technologies in educational media and demonstrate creative AV teaching aids that can improve classroom learning experiences.
From the 5th semester students are participated in the exhibition, with a total of 10 groups. The competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, who creatively exhibited different methods of AV aids.
The judging panel consisted of esteemed faculty members Mrs. P M Shilpa and Mr. Kanthraju S, who evaluated the performances based on creativity & clarity. The 1st Prize won by GROUP- 7, 2nd prize GROUP-5, and 3rd prize GROUP-3 & 6.

Objectives:
1. To promote innovation and creativity among nursing students.
2. To showcase modern audio-visual technologies used in teaching and learning.
3. To enhance communication and presentation skills of students.
4. To encourage active learning and participation in educational technology.
5. To improve understanding of AV aids in nursing education.

Outcomes
1. Students gained practical knowledge about different AV aids.
2. Improved teamwork, creativity, and presentation skills among students.
3. Increased awareness of modern educational technologies.
4. Enhanced teaching–learning methods through innovative AV models.
5. Students developed confidence in demonstrating educational tools.

SDGs:
1. Quality Education (SDG4): The exhibition promoted innovative teaching–learning methods through the use of audio-visual technologies, enhancing students’ knowledge, and learning experiences.
2. Decent Work and Economic Growth (SDG 8): The activity helped students develop important skills such as creativity, communication, teamwork, and presentation, which are essential for professional development and future employment.
3. Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure (SDG 9): The exhibition encouraged students to explore and demonstrate innovative educational technologies and modern AV tools used in teaching and learning.

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