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26/09/2026

||Jai Sri Gurudev||

Faculty of Health Sciences (Nursing)
Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing, Adichunchanagiri University

Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing organized Campus-to-Career Orientation Session in collaboration with Yashoda Hospitals, Hyderabad, on 9th September 2026. The session aimed to familiarize nursing students with career opportunities, recruitment procedures, placement pathways, and professional expectations in the healthcare sector. Representatives from Yashoda Hospitals interacted with the students and explained employment opportunities, career growth prospects, workplace expectations, and the essential clinical, communication, and teamwork skills required in hospital settings. They also provided insights into the recruitment and selection process. A total of 50 students participated actively by asking questions and clarifying their career-related doubts. The session enhanced students’ awareness of employment opportunities, improved their confidence, and helped them prepare for future interviews and placements. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks expressing gratitude to the hospital representatives, faculty members, and students.

Objectives

* To familiarize students with nursing career and placement opportunities.

* To explain recruitment and selection procedures.

* To create awareness about professional growth in nursing.

* To develop students’ confidence and interview preparedness.

* To bridge the gap between academic learning and healthcare industry expectations.

Outcomes

* Improved understanding of employment opportunities and career progression.

* Increased awareness of recruitment and placement procedures.

* Better understanding of essential clinical and professional competencies.

* Enhanced confidence in attending job interviews.

* Exposure to healthcare industry expectations.

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

* SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being

* SDG 4: Quality Education

* SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth

* SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals

25/09/2026

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

PROGRAMME DETAILS
Programme Date: 25th September 2026
Venue: Adichunchanagiri Institute of Paramedical Science, B.G. Nagara

The Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Nursing , Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing, organized a PCOS Awareness Programme in observance of PCOS Awareness Month – September 2026.

The programme was hosted by Ms. Archana, 2nd Year GNM Student. The programme commenced with a prayer song by Ms. Devananda, 2nd Year GNM Student , followed by a warm welcome delivered by Ms. Vidyashree, 2nd Year GNM Student, who welcomed the dignitaries and the gathering. The programme was addressed by Mrs. Kavitha N. K., HOD , Department of OBG Nursing.

The awareness session was delivered by Mrs. Shwetha A. N., Nursing Tutor – PG , Department of OBG Nursing, ACN. The session mainly focused on Polycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS), its causes and risk factors, signs and symptoms, diagnosis, management, prevention, and healthy lifestyle practices.

Students were educated about the importance of monitoring their menstrual cycles, maintaining a balanced diet, engaging in regular physical activity, getting adequate sleep, managing stress, and seeking timely medical advice when required.

The session was interactive, with students actively participating by asking questions and clarifying their doubts related to menstruation, PCOS, diet, exercise, and healthy lifestyle practices.

The programme concluded with a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to the institute authorities, faculty members, and students for their active participation and cooperation.

*OBJECTIVES*
1. To create awareness regarding PCOS among adolescent girls.
2. To educate students regarding the causes, risk factors, signs, and symptoms of PCOS.
3. To promote awareness regarding early recognition and timely medical consultation.
4. To educate students regarding healthy diet, regular physical activity, adequate sleep, and stress management.
5. To provide information regarding the management and prevention of PCOS-related health problems.
6. To encourage students to monitor their menstrual cycle and seek timely healthcare support.

*OUTCOME*
1. Increased awareness regarding PCOS and menstrual health.
2. Improved knowledge regarding the causes, risk factors, signs, and symptoms of PCOS.
3. Enhanced understanding of early recognition and timely medical consultation.
4. Improved awareness regarding healthy diet, regular exercise, adequate sleep, and stress management.
5. Increased confidence among students in discussing menstrual and reproductive health.

*SDGs

*SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being
*SDG 4 – Quality Education
*SDG 5 – Gender Equality
*SDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities
*SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals

25/09/2026

|| Jai Sri Gurudev ||

Adichunchanagiri University
Faculty of Nursing
Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing

The NSS Unit–19 of Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing conducted a Community Problem Identification & Documentation Exercise at Bidarekere on 25.09.2026 under the theme “Community Needs Assessment and Participatory Problem Identification”, as part of the District Eco–SDG Championship (DESC) 2026 initiative (Activity No. DESC/2026/010, Activity Code: D-01). Around 30 NSS volunteers and faculty members actively participated in the activity. The participants were briefed on respectful communication, ethical documentation, privacy, informed consent and safe community engagement before the field visit.

The volunteers conducted a systematic community-level assessment through direct interaction, observation and documentation. The selected community had a total population of 1,152 people residing in 225 households. Particular attention was given to common health concerns including blood pressure, diabetes mellitus, tuberculosis, asthma and respiratory infections. During the assessment, 152 individuals with blood pressure and/or diabetes mellitus and 45 individuals with asthma were identified/reported through community-level observation and interaction. The findings were systematically recorded using observation sheets and appropriate documentation formats.

The activity provided NSS volunteers with practical exposure to community observation, health problem identification, communication, empathy, survey techniques, documentation, teamwork and analytical thinking. The documented observations were reviewed to understand major community needs and to formulate practical and community-sensitive recommendations. The activity strengthened community engagement, experiential learning and social responsibility among students while promoting responsible citizenship. The documented findings will contribute to the development of a Community Problem Register and support future community-based academic and extension activities.

Objectives

• To identify and document common health and community-related problems in the selected community.

• To assess community needs through direct observation, interaction and participatory assessment.

• To develop practical skills in community survey, communication, documentation and problem identification among NSS volunteers.

• To initiate a Community Problem Register for future academic and extension activities.

Outcomes

• A community comprising 1,152 people residing in 225 households was assessed.

• 152 individuals with blood pressure and/or diabetes mellitus were identified/reported during the community assessment.

• 45 individuals with asthma were identified/reported during the assessment.

• Community health concerns including tuberculosis and respiratory infections were also considered during the assessment.

• Around 30 NSS volunteers and faculty members gained practical experience in community assessment, documentation, communication and teamwork.

• Community-level observations were documented to support future health and extension activities.

SDGs

• SDG 4 – Quality Education

• SDG 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities

• SDG 16 – Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

• SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals

25/09/2026

|| Jai sri Gurudev ||
Adichunchanagiri University
Faculty of Nursing
Adichunchanagiri college of nursing

The NSS Unit Cell and Youth Red Cross, Adichunchanagiri University, in association with the Blood Bank, AH&RC, organized a Mega Blood Donation Camp on 25.09.2026 at Yuvalaya, SACCP, B.G. Nagara, as part of NSS Day observance. The inaugural programme was presided over by Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor Dr. S. N. Sridhar, in the presence of Registrar Dr. C. K. Subbaraya, Deans, NSS Coordinator, Youth Red Cross Coordinator, Heads of Departments, NSS Programme Officers, faculty members and students. More than 250 students attended the inaugural programme. Around 300 volunteers registered, while 210 participants underwent screening, resulting in the collection of 112 units of blood. From NSS Unit 05 & 19, Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing, 50 volunteers actively participated in the camp.

Objectives
• To promote voluntary blood donation and create awareness about its importance in saving lives.
• To encourage social responsibility and humanitarian service among students through active community participation.
• To support the availability of safe blood by facilitating voluntary blood donation in collaboration with the blood bank.
Outcomes
• 300 volunteers registered, with 210 participants screened and 112 units of blood collected.
• 50 NSS Unit 05 ACN volunteers participated, demonstrating active student engagement in community service.
• The programme strengthened awareness, voluntary service and social responsibility among students and the university community.

SDG:
• SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being
• SDG 4 – Quality Education
• SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals

25/09/2026

|| Jai Sri Gurudev || Adichunchanagiri college of Nursing
Faculty Of Health Sciences (Nursing), B.G.Nagara.

The Alumni Association of Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing organized an Alumni Talk on 22nd September 2026 at 10:30 AM at the Auditorium, ACN. The session was organized with the objective of creating awareness among students regarding stress management, adjustmental problems, and effective coping strategies.
The Alumni Talk commenced at 10:30 AM at the Auditorium of Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing. The session brought together students and faculty members for an informative interaction with the resource person, Mr. Deeksh*th C J, Nursing Tutor, Vaidya Institute of Nursing and Paramedical Sciences, Channarayapatna.
The resource person discussed the concept of stress, its causes, and its impact on physical, psychological, emotional, and social well-being. The session also focused on adjustmental problems that students may experience during academic and clinical training.

OBJECTIVES :
1. To create awareness regarding stress and its common causes.
2. To help students identify signs and symptoms of stress.
3. To explain common adjustmental problems experienced by students and healthcare professionals.
4. To discuss healthy coping and stress-management strategies.
5. To promote positive attitudes towards mental health and emotional well-being.
6. To encourage students to seek appropriate support when facing significant stress or adjustment difficulties.
7. To promote Good Health and Well-being, in alignment with Sustainable Development Goal 3.

OUTCOME:
• Understand the meaning and causes of stress.
• Recognize common manifestations of stress.
• Identify common adjustmental difficulties.
• Understand the importance of healthy coping mechanisms.
• Apply practical stress-management strategies in daily life.
• Recognize the importance of social and professional support.
• Develop greater awareness regarding mental health and well-being.

# SDG – 3 (Good Health and Well-being)

25/09/2026

II Jai Sri Gurudev II
Adichunchanagiri University
Faculty of Health Sciences (Nursing)
Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing

INTERNATIONAL NURSING RESEARCH CONCLAVE – 2026
The International Nursing Research Conclave – 2026 was held on 18th–19th September 2026 at Sri Ramana Maharshi Institute of Nursing Sciences, Tumakuru, on the theme “Bridging Clinical Outcomes and Nursing Education: Innovations in Mixed-Methods Nursing Research.”
Mr. P. G. N. Swamy, Associate Professor, Department of Community Health Nursing, Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing, participated in the two-day conference and presented a scientific paper titled “The Mixed-Method Study of Artificial Neural Network (ANN) Algorithms in Assessing Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) Risk Factors Among People in Selected Urban Areas.”
The conference focused on mixed-method research, data analysis, evidence synthesis, nursing informatics, digital therapeutics, systematic reviews, and meta-analysis. The participation provided valuable exposure to contemporary research methodologies and innovations in nursing and healthcare.
OBJECTIVES
• To enhance knowledge of contemporary nursing research methodologies.
• To develop skills in evidence synthesis and data analysis.
• To promote scientific presentation and research collaboration.
• To explore innovative technologies in healthcare research.
OUTCOMES
• Improved understanding of mixed-method research and systematic reviews.
• Enhanced knowledge of ANN applications in CVD risk assessment.
• Strengthened scientific presentation and research skills.
• Increased awareness of digital innovations in nursing and healthcare.
• Earned 08 KSNC and 02 INC CNE Credit Points.
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being: Promoted research for improved health outcomes and CVD risk assessment.
SDG 4 – Quality Education: Enhanced professional learning and research competencies.
SDG 9 – Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure: Encouraged innovative technology-based approaches in healthcare research.
SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals: Promoted academic collaboration and professional knowledge sharing.

15/09/2026

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

The NSS Unit–5 of Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing conducted a Campus Tree Census & Geo-Tagging Exercise at ACU Campus on 15.09.2026 under the theme “Campus Biodiversity Conservation and Environmental Stewardship”, as part of the District Eco–SDG Championship (DESC) 2026 initiative (Activity No. DESC/2026/004). Around 30 NSS volunteers and faculty members actively participated and identified, counted and documented 4120 trees and plants representing various species namely Neem, Mahogany, Mango, Jackfruit, Jamun, Teak, Pongamia pinnata, Ashoka, Bamboo, Sandalwood, Royal Palam, Areca and Coconut Where feasible, trees were geo-tagged to facilitate the preparation of a Campus Tree Register. The activity promoted biodiversity awareness, scientific observation, environmental stewardship, documentation, teamwork and digital mapping while supporting the institution's Green Campus and SDG initiatives.

Objectives
• To identify and document campus trees and plant species.
• To prepare a Campus Tree Register through documentation and geo-tagging.
• To promote biodiversity awareness and environmental stewardship among NSS volunteers.
Outcomes
• 4120 trees and plants were identified, counted and documented.
• A Campus Tree Register was initiated through documentation and geo-tagging.
• 30 NSS volunteers and faculty gained practical skills in tree identification, documentation, teamwork and digital mapping.

SDG:
• SDG 4 – Quality Education
• SDG 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities
• SDG 13 – Climate Action
• SDG 15 – Life on Land

15/09/2026

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

The Rural Primary Health Center Kadabahalli, in association with the Department of Community Health Nursing and NSS Unit–5 of Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing, organized a Health Camp at Garudanahalli, Nagamangala, on 11.09.2026 with the aim of promoting preventive and promotive health care among the rural population.
As part of the health camp, nursing students and faculty members visited households across the village and provided basic health screening and health-related services. The activities included blood pressure measurement, blood sugar testing, identification of individuals requiring further health attention, and distribution of iron and folic acid tablets to needy beneficiaries.
A total of 30 students and faculty members actively participated in the health camp. The programme was conducted with the support and coordination of the RPHC, Kadabahalli, CHO, ASHA worker, Department of Community Health Nursing and NSS Unit–5.
Activities Conducted
• Conducted house-to-house health screening.
• Performed BP and blood sugar testing and identified individuals requiring follow-up.
• Distributed iron and folic acid tablets and provided health guidance.
Objectives
1. To assess the basic health status of rural individuals through health screening.
2. To identify individuals with elevated BP and blood sugar levels and facilitate appropriate care.
3. To promote awareness of preventive health practices and early detection of NCDs.
Outcomes
1. Early identification of individuals with elevated BP and blood sugar levels.
2. Improved access to basic health screening and nutritional supplementation at the household level.
3. Enhanced community health awareness and nursing students’ practical skills through field-based activities.
SDG:
SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being
SDG 2: Zero hunger
SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities
SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals

14/09/2026

II Jai Sri Gurudev II
Report on World Su***de Prevention Day
Theme: “Changing the Narrative on Su***de”
World Su***de Prevention Day is commemorated each year on September 10th to enhance awareness regarding su***de prevention, facilitate open discussions about mental health, and motivate individuals and communities to collaborate in su***de prevention efforts. In alignment with World Su***de Prevention Day, an awareness session was conducted on 11th September 2026 at 11:30 AM at Dr. Tunga Manaswini Multi Speciality Hospital, Mangalore.
The program was held in the esteemed presence of Dr. Bridget, Principal of Manaswini College of Nursing. Dr. Ravish Tunga, a psychiatrist at Manaswini Hospital, led the awareness session, offering critical insights into su***de prevention, including risk factors, warning signs, early identification, emotional support, and the necessity of seeking timely professional assistance for mental health issues.
The staff members and third-year B.Sc. The nursing students of the Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing actively engaged in the session. This program offered participants the opportunity to deepen their understanding of su***de prevention and motivated them to contribute to the promotion of mental health and the establishment of a supportive and compassionate community.

Objectives of the Programme
1. To create awareness among nursing students and staff regarding su***de prevention and mental health promotion.
2. To provide information about the warning signs and risk factors associated with suicidal behavior.
3. This study aims to encourage the early identification and timely professional intervention for individuals at risk of su***de.
4. To promote open communication, empathy, emotional support, and a non-judgmental approach towards individuals experiencing psychological distress.

Highlights of the Programme
1. Dr. Ravish Tunga, a psychiatrist at the Manaswini Hospital, conducted an awareness session on su***de prevention.
2. The session focused on identifying warning signs and risk factors, early detection of issues, implementation of supportive communication, and the necessity for timely professional intervention.
3. Dr. Bridget, the Principal of Manaswini College of Nursing, attended the program and urged students to actively engage in promoting mental health.
4. The third-year B.Sc. Nursing students and staff members of the Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing actively participated in the awareness session.
5. The program highlighted the significance of diminishing the stigma linked to mental health issues and suicidal behavior.
6. Participants were advised to employ a compassionate, supportive, and nonjudgmental approach when interacting with individuals experiencing emotional distress.

Outcome of the Programme
The program effectively increased awareness among nursing students and staff regarding su***de prevention, mental health promotion, and the significance of early intervention. Participants acquired an improved comprehension of the warning signs of su***de, risk factors, supportive communication, and the necessity of seeking timely professional assistance. The session contributed to the reduction of misconceptions and stigma associated with mental health issues and encouraged participants to offer compassionate support to individuals experiencing psychological distress. Additionally, the program motivated nursing students to actively engage as mental health promoters and advocates for su***de prevention in both clinical and community settings.

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
• SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being.
• SDG 4 – Quality Education.
• SDG 16 – Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions.

***dePreventionDay

05/09/2026

||JAI SRI GURUDEV ||

Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciences (Nursing), Adichunchanagiri University, organized a National Conference on “Innovations in Health Care Research: Contemporary Approaches to Evidence-Based Practice Using Mixed Method Research and Randomised Controlled Trials” on 03 September 2026 at the BGS Global Broadcasting Centre, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences, B.G. Nagara.
The conference was organized with the objective of strengthening the research knowledge and skills of nursing professionals, faculty members, researchers and students, with particular emphasis on Mixed Method Research (MMR) and Randomised Controlled Trials (RCTs). The programme also focused on translating research findings into evidence-based healthcare practice.

The 1st and 3rd session was done by Dr. Jaison Joseph , Topic : 1. RCT : Fundamental study design and methodology
2. RCT : Implementation , data analysis, interpretation and reporting

The 2nd and 4th session was done by Dr. Neetha Kamath , Topic : 1. MMR - concept, design and integration of quantitative and qualitative approaches
2. MMR : Application in healthcare and evidence based practice

As an integral part of the conference, a Poster Presentation was also organized to provide participants with an opportunity to showcase their original research work, innovative ideas, evidence-based practices, and scholarly contributions related to healthcare and nursing research. The poster presentation served as a platform for participants to communicate their research findings in a concise and visually appealing manner and to interact with experts, researchers, faculty members, and fellow participants. It also encouraged research dissemination, academic exchange, critical thinking, and networking among the participants.

A total of 11 members participated in the Poster Presentation. Among the participants, the top 02 winners were selected by the judges, Dr. Shwetha K. R. and Dr. Nagprashanth, from ACU.
WINNERS :
1. Mr. Kantharaju S
2. Ms. Poornima K N

OBJECTIVES
1. To enhance participants’ knowledge regarding contemporary approaches to healthcare research.
2. To develop an understanding of the fundamentals, design and methodology of Randomised Controlled Trials.
3. To familiarize participants with the concepts, designs and integration of quantitative and qualitative research approaches.
4. To provide knowledge regarding implementation, data analysis, interpretation and reporting of RCTs.
5. To explain the practical applications of Mixed Method Research in healthcare.
6. To promote the integration of research evidence into clinical nursing practice.
7. To strengthen participants’ understanding of evidence-based practice and its relevance to pop healthcare delivery.

OUTCOMES
1. The National Conference on “Innovations in Health Care Research: Contemporary Approaches to Evidence-Based Practice Using Mixed Method Research and Randomised Controlled Trials” was successfully conducted by the Faculty of Health Sciences (Nursing), Adichunchanagiri College of Nursing, Adichunchanagiri University.
2. The conference provided participants with valuable theoretical and practical insights into RCTs, Mixed Method Research, research methodology, data analysis, interpretation, reporting and evidence-based practice. The expert sessions by Dr. Jaison Joseph and Dr. Neetha Kamath enhanced the participants’ understanding of contemporary research approaches and their applications in healthcare.
3. The programme served as a valuable academic platform for promoting research capacity, critical thinking and evidence-based nursing practice. The conference concluded successfully with the distribution of certificates to participants.

SDG : 3,4,9 and 17

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