TNAI Manipur branch conducts conference
Source: The Sangai Express

Imphal, November 07 2026: The Trained Nurses' Association of India (TNAI), Manipur State Branch, in association with the In-Service Nursing Education Cell, RIMS Hospital, organisedits 2nd Biennial State Conference 2026 today at the Jubilee Hall, RIMS, Lamphel, Imphal, today.

The conference was held under the theme "Redefining Clinical Practice : Empowering through Innovation and Technology," said a statement issued by RIMS .

The conference aimed to highlight the evolving role of nursing professionals in the healthcare sector, with particular emphasis on strengthening clinical practices, embracing technological advancements, fostering innovation and enhancing the quality of patient care.

The conference was graced by Thokchom Satyabrata Singh, Speaker of the Manipur Legislative Assembly, as the Chief Guest.

The other guests included Dr N Hemantakumar Singh, Director of Health Services, Government of Manipur; Dr G Sunil Kumar Sharma, Director, RIMS, Imphal; Dr Y Arunkumar Singh, Nodal Officer, Trauma Unit, RIMS Hospital; Prof Th Nandarani Devi, National vice president, TNAI, North East Region; and Dr A Jamuna Devi, Registrar, Manipur Nursing Council.

The programme was also attended by prominent nursing leaders, including M Jibonlata Devi, Nursing Superintendent, JNIMS; Th Sunita Devi, Chief Nursing Officer, RIMS Hospital; Dr Y Sundari Devi, president, TNAI, Manipur State Branch; and L Sanjarani Devi, secretary, TNAI, Manipur State Branch.

On the occasion, Satyabrata stated that nurses are the backbone of the healthcare system and play a vital role in patient care through compassion, dedication and professional commitment.

He emphasized the importance of integrating modem technology, innovation and evidence-based practices into nursing, while maintaining the human touch.

He also stressed continuous professional development and the need to strengthen accessible, affordable and quality healthcare services in Manipur.

Further, Dr G Sunil Kumar stated that nurses are indispensable to the healthcare delivery system and play a crucial role in ensuring quality patient care.

He emphasized the need for continuous skill development, adoption of modem technologies and evidencebased clinical practices to enhance nursing efficiency, patient safety and overall healthcare outcomes.

The programme brought together nursing professionals, healthcare administrators and educators to discuss contemporary nursing challenges and advancements.

The conference highlighted the importance of professional development, evidence-based practice, leadership and technological innovation in improving patient care, it said.

A souvenir was also released on the occasion.

The conference reaffirmed TNAI Manipur State Branch's commitment to strengthening nursing education, professional excellence and healthcare services in Manipur, it added.

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