10/03/2026
Five-Day Training for new Intern Nurses gets underway
Beneficiaries to imparted essential skills to deliver safe, high-quality care
Date: March 10, 2026
A five-day training session arranged for the intern nurses to enhance their clinical skills and knowledge and understand their roles and responsibilities, got underway at Haider Hall here on Tuesday.
The program is designed to equip new nursing interns with the fundamental clinical skills and knowledge required to effectively understand their roles and responsibilities within a healthcare setting.
The initiative brings together 190 intern nurses. Over the duration of the course, participants will engage in a curriculum that covers a broad spectrum of essential nursing practices.
Leading the session as Master Trainers are Acting Nursing Director Noor Zada, Nursing Supervisor Adnan, and ICU Nurse Waseem. The training will guide interns through various critical aspects of hospital operations and patient care. Topics to be addressed include an orientation to hospital policies, rules and regulations as well as techniques for professional development.
Internees will receive instruction on patient interaction, the importance of working under the supervision of charge nurses and the administration of patient medications, including drug calculation and dosage protocols.
Further modules will focus on infection control measures, protocols for handling critical patients, the principles of therapeutic communication, training on patient safety protocols, medical record keeping, waste management procedures and the administration of oxygen therapy.
Acting Nursing Director Noor Zada emphasized the significance of the new program. He stated that the initiative was developed to provide intern nurses with a clear understanding of their professional duties. According to Mr. Zada, the training aims to equip the new comers with the necessary expertise to deliver safe and high-quality patient care.
He added that the training session is structured to address all aspects of the nursing role. Noor Zada expressed confidence that upon completion of the program, the participants would be well-prepared to meet the demands of the nursing profession. The goal, he noted, is to ensure they possess both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to contribute effectively to the healthcare system.
