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Empowering Nurses: MAHSA Leads the Way in Patient-Centered Care

 


MAHSA University recently hosted the 2nd Urban Vision event at Haniffa Business School (HBS), a pivotal gathering aimed at redefining the role of nurses in contemporary healthcare. The event, themed "Nursing the Future: Collaborating for Patient-Centred Care," was organised by the Faculty of Health Science, the Student Experience Student Success Committee, and the Partnership Office of MAHSA University.

The opening remarks laid the groundwork for a series of thought-provoking presentations and discussions, followed by a networking session with refreshments, which provided an opportunity for industry experts and faculty to connect. 

Keynote Insights:

 

Our first keynote speaker, Mdm. Devi K Saravana Muthu, delivered an enlightening address on “Nursing the Future: Collaborating for Patient-Centred Care.” She highlighted the expanding role of nurses in healthcare, emphasising their crucial contributions to service delivery, patient safety, and crisis responsiveness. Mdm. Devi underscored the necessity of empowering nurses to foster patient-centred and integrated healthcare approaches, which are essential for achieving positive outcomes for communities.

Following her, Mr. Suresh Raj Nadarajan of MAHSA Health presented an engaging talk on “Revolutionising Stroke Rehabilitation with Cyberdyne Technology." His presentation showcased the innovative use of technology in stroke rehabilitation, demonstrating how advancements can significantly enhance patient recovery and outcomes.

 

The event also featured comprehensive coverage on several key aspects of nursing and healthcare:

  • Growing Role of Nurses: The expanding responsibilities of nurses in service delivery, patient safety, and crisis management were highlighted as crucial for a resilient healthcare system.
  • High-Quality Care Attributes: Safety, effectiveness, patient-centred approaches, timeliness, efficiency, and equity were identified as essential elements of high-quality care.
  • Patient-Centred Care: Emphasis was placed on focusing on individual patient preferences and values in care delivery, ensuring that patients are actively engaged in their care plans.
  • Picker's Eight Principles: Respect, coordination, information sharing, comfort, emotional support, family involvement, continuity, and access were discussed as fundamental principles of patient-centred care.
  • Person-Centred Care Practices: Effective communication and patient engagement were highlighted as key practices for delivering person-centred care.
  • Digital Transformation: The integration of technology in healthcare was explored, with a focus on how digital tools and training can enhance nursing efficiency.
  • Continuous Professional Development: The importance of ongoing training and resources for nurses, especially during crises and changing healthcare demands, was underscored. 

Looking Ahead:

This event underscored the critical role of nurses in modern healthcare. By empowering nurses and fostering patient-centred care, the healthcare system can achieve better outcomes for communities.The event highlighted the importance of collaboration, innovation, and continuous professional development in nursing, paving the way for a future where patient-centred care is at the forefront of healthcare delivery.

Urban Vision @ HBS Series is a must-attend monthly event held every Thursday, featuring industry experts sharing their real-life experiences and views.

Don't miss out! REGISTER HERE to join the next event on February 13th 2025, from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM and stay ahead in your field.




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