Event Title: World Hypertension Day 2025
Date: May 17, 2025
Venue: Vydehi Campus
Organized by: Department of Adult Health Nursing (Medical-Surgical Nursing)
Participants: 3rd Semester BSc Nursing Students & 1st Year Post BSc Nursing Students
Theme: “Measure Your Blood Pressure Accurately, Control It, Live Longer”

Program Overview

The Department of Adult Health Nursing at Vydehi Campus commemorated World Hypertension Day 2025 on May 17, aligning with the global theme emphasizing accurate blood pressure measurement and control to enhance longevity. The event aimed to raise awareness about hypertension, its risks, and the importance of regular monitoring.

Faculty Involvement

The program was coordinated and executed under the guidance of the following faculty members:

1. Dr. Jasmine Joseph
2. Associate Prof. Ramya Diwakar
3. Associate Prof. Anu K. Wells
4. Assistant Prof. Delphina
5. Lecturer Priyanka Gupta
6. Lecturer Minu
7. Nursing Tutor Lakshmi
8. Nursing Tutor Ann

Activities Conducted

1. Blood Pressure Monitoring Camps

To promote the importance of regular blood pressure checks, BP monitoring camps were organized across various sectors within the Vydehi Campus:

• Dalvakot
• Vydehi School
• Law College
• Security Zone
• Parking Zone
• Nursing College

These camps facilitated hands-on experience for students and provided valuable health services to the campus community. Self-Monitoring Check List on Hypertension Was Distributed Every Desk.

2.Inauguration Program

The formal inauguration took place at the CTPN room at 10:00 AM. The session commenced with a prayer song, followed by an in-depth discussion led by students on lifestyle modifications for hypertension prevention and management. Topics covered included dietary changes, physical activity, stress management, and the significance of regular health check-ups. The orientation concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by a 3rd semester student.

Outcomes and Reflections

The event successfully heightened awareness about hypertension among participants and attendees. Students gained practical knowledge and experience in BP monitoring and patient education, reinforcing the critical role of nurses in community health promotion. The collaborative efforts of faculty and students exemplified the commitment to fostering a health-conscious environment within the campus.

Conclusion

World Hypertension Day 2025 at Vydehi Campus was a significant step towards educating future healthcare professionals and the community about the silent risks of hypertension. Through proactive engagement and practical initiatives, the event underscored the importance of accurate blood pressure measurement and control in preventing cardiovascular diseases and promoting long-term health.