Just heard our dear Shree. She is really fantastic, not only as a nurse but a very good friend who is always there to hear us about any doubts regarding our family's health and give appropriate suggestions. Hats off to her and wishing her good health and happiness and for her guiding spirit. Shree, very proud to have you ad our friend. An important lesson I learnt from her is never be ashamed if who you are.
@@chitrap8912 Thank you for sharing your Shree with us. She is truly an inspiration for our fraternity, the one who keeps the flag of Nursing flying high!
I loved the energy! Practical ideas, not treating students like herds-that’s exactly what we need. Despite all the assignments, many graduates still struggle with something as basic as writing an application. We need to let them make mistakes, give them space to think independently, and actually learn. What’s the point of cramming everything in the name of the "best curriculum" if it doesn’t translate into real-world skills? Attrition is another major challenge hospitals face. It’s not new, but how sustainable is it to function with a constant 30-35% turnover in bedside caregivers? The point about visibility really struck a chord. When our children can proudly say, "My mother is a Nurse, and I am who I am because of her," it means everything. In our country, the more a nurse is educated, the further she moves from patient care (though that is slowly changing). Growth should be measured not just in knowledge but in the number of patients we’ve actually cared for. Knowledge isn’t just for teaching-it’s for practice. Thank you for the show. Jayashree Ma’am, you spoke from the heart, and I truly appreciate it. Thank you, Pearl, for bringing this to us!
Thank you for resonating your agreement . Yes there are many things on all aspects if nursing that need modern and world class thinking and helping aspirations of students and clinical nurses . Education at all levels in nursing must be grounded in outcomes for our patients benefit
Great achievement. Timely planning of your career with the combination of the practical requirements. Appreciate you my friend for being a visionary. Proud of being your friend
Proud of your achievements,Shree..You're truly an inspiration to many of us..The conversation was an excellent insight into the different aspects of your field...And Kudos to the way you've approached nursing...Great going,Shree🎉❤
@@sailakshmiparameswaran3572 thank you for watching the show. Madams whole journey is inspiring. I hope the younger generation draws inspiration through it
Thanks dear Sai . You always are part of anything I do . This is true friendship . Valuable time that you spend listening and thinking about is what true friends are like .
OMG Shree, what a passionate podcast. The way you talk in this, shows how much you love what you do. Since the interview was an hour-long, thought will watch in bits and pieces. But it was so interesting, ended up watching the whole thing in one go. May god bless you with only the best for you!
@@hemabharat Thank you for watching the show. I share the same emotion. Didn’t realise the conversation went on for hour. It was amazingly engaging and Madam’s enthusiasm is infectious.
Thanks Hema and Pearl . Hema is a good friend from school . Taking time to listen is part of this sharing. Pearl you gave my almost official ending of a career a great start once again . Thanks Pearl 😊
Excellent way of motivating young nurses like me. Pearl madam you truly deserve a big applause and salute to Shreedevi madam ....your words are the need of the hour madam
Just heard our dear Shree. She is really fantastic, not only as a nurse but a very good friend who is always there to hear us about any doubts regarding our family's health and give appropriate suggestions. Hats off to her and wishing her good health and happiness and for her guiding spirit. Shree, very proud to have you ad our friend. An important lesson I learnt from her is never be ashamed if who you are.
@@chitrap8912 Thank you for sharing your Shree with us. She is truly an inspiration for our fraternity, the one who keeps the flag of Nursing flying high!
Thanks Rama . That is small help compared to our friendship from school days . Kind of you to acknowledge.
I loved the energy! Practical ideas, not treating students like herds-that’s exactly what we need. Despite all the assignments, many graduates still struggle with something as basic as writing an application. We need to let them make mistakes, give them space to think independently, and actually learn. What’s the point of cramming everything in the name of the "best curriculum" if it doesn’t translate into real-world skills?
Attrition is another major challenge hospitals face. It’s not new, but how sustainable is it to function with a constant 30-35% turnover in bedside caregivers?
The point about visibility really struck a chord. When our children can proudly say, "My mother is a Nurse, and I am who I am because of her," it means everything.
In our country, the more a nurse is educated, the further she moves from patient care (though that is slowly changing). Growth should be measured not just in knowledge but in the number of patients we’ve actually cared for. Knowledge isn’t just for teaching-it’s for practice.
Thank you for the show. Jayashree Ma’am, you spoke from the heart, and I truly appreciate it. Thank you, Pearl, for bringing this to us!
@@jyothikumar9080 Thank you for always watching our show and the insightful comments you share with us.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you for resonating your agreement . Yes there are many things on all aspects if nursing that need modern and world class thinking and helping aspirations of students and clinical nurses .
Education at all levels in nursing must be grounded in outcomes for our patients benefit
Excellent way of motivating and encouraging the young nursing professionals. You are really a great personality. Proud of you madam..
@@vasanthirukmaya5084 thank you for watching the show and for your kind words
Vasanthi thank you dear for watching . Stay blessed .
Glad to hear you Mam.
@@kasturidutta4642 thank you for watching the show!
Thanks Kasturi . Keep doing great work
Great achievement. Timely planning of your career with the combination of the practical requirements.
Appreciate you my friend for being a visionary.
Proud of being your friend
@@jacobjohnson1519 thank you for watching the show!!
Jacob thanks for your valuable time and support as school buddies . Thanks for writing your appreciation for a friend .
I have seen the full video. I didn't skip anything. Excellent madam
@@vasanthirukmaya5084 thank you for watching the show and for your kind comments
Proud of your achievements,Shree..You're truly an inspiration to many of us..The conversation was an excellent insight into the different aspects of your field...And Kudos to the way you've approached nursing...Great going,Shree🎉❤
@@sailakshmiparameswaran3572 thank you for watching the show. Madams whole journey is inspiring. I hope the younger generation draws inspiration through it
Thanks dear Sai . You always are part of anything I do . This is true friendship . Valuable time that you spend listening and thinking about is what true friends are like .
OMG Shree, what a passionate podcast. The way you talk in this, shows how much you love what you do.
Since the interview was an hour-long, thought will watch in bits and pieces. But it was so interesting, ended up watching the whole thing in one go.
May god bless you with only the best for you!
@@hemabharat Thank you for watching the show.
I share the same emotion. Didn’t realise the conversation went on for hour. It was amazingly engaging and Madam’s enthusiasm is infectious.
Thanks Hema and Pearl . Hema is a good friend from school . Taking time to listen is part of this sharing.
Pearl you gave my almost official ending of a career a great start once again . Thanks Pearl 😊
Nice to hear Shreedevi Ma'am
@@GyansAcademy Thank you for watching our every episode and encouraging us with your kind words
Thank you for your time and effort
Excellent way of motivating young nurses like me. Pearl madam you truly deserve a big applause and salute to Shreedevi madam ....your words are the need of the hour madam
@@sivapriyas393 Thank you for watching the show and for your kind words. Please do like, subscribe and share
Sivapriya if this podcast from Pearl can keep up your spirits it is a big gift for the profession . Best wishes