MoS Health: Nurses Are The Back Bone Of Our Healthcare Industry
Speaking on the occasion Dr Bharati said, "Along with India's praise on covid handling around the world, India's Nurses have also proved to be the best during the Covid crisis. They did selfless service and worked round the clock in a stressful atmosphere. Our nurses are in huge demand all over the world due to their humility, passion and giving the best care to the patients. They are the backbone of our healthcare industry.;
New Delhi: The Lamp Lighting Ceremony for the 66th batch of Nursing Students from the School of Nursing, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital was held at the hospital campus.
On this occasion, Dr Bharati Pravin Pawar, Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare, Government of India was the Chief Guest. She awarded diplomas and meritorious certificates to the nursing students.
Speaking on the occasion Dr Bharati said, "Along with India's praise on covid handling around the world, India's Nurses have also proved to be the best during the Covid crisis. They did selfless service and worked round the clock in a stressful atmosphere. Our nurses are in huge demand all over the world due to their humility, passion and giving the best care to the patients. They are the backbone of our healthcare industry.
We are proud of them. I am very impressed by the Cross-Subsidy model of Sir Ganga Ram Hospital where rich patients pay for poor. This should be replicated by other hospitals too. Nursing is the most noblest profession. I know it very closely because I am a doctor myself. Nurses play a key role between doctors and patients. I am proud to say 192 crores vaccinations have been provided in India which is being praised globally. We should be connected to villages besides big cities for better delivery of healthcare."
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