Panel discussion on “Together for Health: Stand with Science” (13/04/2026)
The Department of Mental Health Nursing, KAHER, INS, Belagavi had organized panel discussion on the theme ““Together for Health: Stand with Science”. in the view of World Health Day which was held on 13.04.2026 in the seminar hall,KAHER, INS, Belagavi. A formal introductory remark was given by Dr. Manjunath Sogalad, HOD, Department of Nursing Foundation, KAHER, INS, Belagavi. Prof.Dr. Gururaj. Udapi, was a moderator welcomed the audience, introduced the panelists and topics and explained the rules and regulations of the panel discussion.
The subtopics selected and assigned to panelist for panel discussion were:
| SL NO | PANELIST | NAME OF THE PANELIST | SUBTOPICS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Panelist I | Mr. Alec, UG student | Mental Health & Wellbeing of Nurses |
| 2 | Panelist II | Ms. Sadiya, UG student | Global Health Challenges & Nursing Responses |
| 3 | Panelist III | Mrs. Sushma Patil, Asst.Prof | Strengthening Nursing Research Culture |
| 4 | Panelist IV | Mr. Sangangouda. S, Asst.Prof | EBP in Nursing |
| 5 | Panelist V | Ms. Rubina, PG student | Integrating Research into Clinical Practice |
| 6 | Panelist VI | Ms. Saishewari, PG student | Technology & Innovation in Nursing Practice |
Organized Plan for Panel Discussion
Panel Composition
1. Moderator- 1
2. Panelists- 6
3. Timekeeper-1
Flow of Panel Discussion
| SECTION | TIME |
|---|---|
| 1. Welcome the audience 2. Introduce the theme and the panelists 3. Briefly explain the rules and objectives of the event | 5 minutes |
| Round 1: Individual presentation on subthemes by the panelists | 18 minutes |
| Round 2: Question based discussion | 18 minutes |
| Audience interaction | 10 minutes |
| Key takeaway notes by Moderator | 10 minutes |
| Total | 1 hour |
Prof.Dr. Gururaj. Udapi, moderator summarized on key points:
Importance of Mental Health
Role of research & EBP
Need for clinical application
Future with technology
Highlight integration of all topics
Mrs. Ripika Guntu, Junior Tutor, proposed the vote of thanks. The beneficiaries included undergraduate (UG) students, postgraduate (PG) students, and staff members, with a total of 105 beneficiaries.