The University of the Cordilleras College of Nursing (UC CON) is excited to announce the upcoming seminar titled “Crisis and Care: Advancing Skills in Emergency Nursing and Mental Health Support,” set to take place on Tuesday, December 10, 2024, from 08:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the UC Auditorium. This event is primarily open to UC CON students as part of the college’s ongoing efforts to enhance their skills and knowledge in critical areas of healthcare.
The seminar is designed to equip nursing students with essential skills in emergency nursing and mental health support, ensuring they are well-prepared to handle crisis situations with confidence and competence. As healthcare environments become increasingly complex, it is crucial for future nurses to be equipped to provide high-quality care during high-pressure situations, and this seminar will provide just that.
The event will feature two expert guest speakers:
- Mr. James B. Quipot Jr., RN
- Mr. John S. Vila, RPm
These distinguished professionals will share valuable insights on managing medical emergencies and supporting mental health, helping students enhance their readiness to provide critical care in times of need.
The seminar is organized by the BSN 4-E students of UC CON, emphasizing the importance of student involvement in advancing their professional development. By attending, UC CON students will gain the knowledge and skills needed to better respond to crises in clinical settings and to support mental health, preparing them for successful careers in nursing.
This event is an exciting opportunity for students to learn from experts, engage in insightful discussions, and refine their nursing skills. It aligns with UC CON’s commitment to fostering well-rounded, highly competent healthcare professionals who can respond effectively to challenges in emergency care and mental health settings.
Don’t miss out on this transformative learning experience! Mark your calendars for December 10, 2024, and join your fellow students for an event that will elevate your skills in emergency nursing and mental health support.
