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Strong Nursing Sector Essential for Healthcare Sector, Says MoS Health

by Colleen Fleiss on May 29 2022 11:41 PM
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Strong Nursing Sector Essential for Healthcare Sector, Says MoS Health
Union Minister of State for Health Dr. Bharati Pravin Pawar, a robust nursing sector is essential for a strong healthcare sector.
Pawar added that better health services could be provided by investing in nursing. This will lead to disease prevention, which will help achieve our universal health coverage objectives.

She also emphasized that significant changes are happening in nurses' roles. These changes would also improve their contribution internationally, and India's nurses have always earned tremendous goodwill in all parts of the world.

Signifying the crucial role played by the nursing fraternity, she said: "Nursing is an art, science, and spirit that combines all aspects harmoniously. An educated nurse must also possess spiritual qualities to serve humanity by giving the patient remedial care and meeting their medical needs.

Nurses are the Backbone of the Healthcare Industry

"Nurses take tireless care of all the needs of the patients. This is also seen during the Covid pandemic where the role played by the nursing community in such difficult times is simply remarkable," she added while addressing the Lamp lighting ceremony at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital's School of Nursing for its 66th batch today.

The Lamp Lighting ceremony formally recognizes the student's entry into the nursing profession.

Reiterating the Central government's dedication for holistic development of health sector in the country, Pawar said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the government is working towards robust healthcare ecosystem in the country and also emphasizes on preventive care while also giving priority to modern treatment facilities.

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Efforts are also being made to increase the number of doctors and nurses rapidly, besides taking the benefits of health facilities to the masses and reducing the cost of treatment of the poor, she added.

Source-IANS


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