ISA Nagpur Conducts Academic and Skill-Based Anaesthesia Day Programme at DMMC
The Indian Society of Anaesthesiologists, Nagpur City Branch (ISA NCB), in collaboration with the Department of Anaesthesia, DMMC, organised an academic and skill-based training programme on 16 October 2026 to mark Anaesthesia Day.
The programme was conducted at the Simulation Skill Lab and was attended by approximately 30 postgraduate students and 100 undergraduate students. It aimed to strengthen students’ theoretical knowledge and practical skills in key areas of anaesthesia and emergency care.
Hands-On CPR Training and Clinical Learning
The activities were coordinated by Dr Kirti Gujarkar, Treasurer, ISA NCB, under the guidance of Dr Anjali Borkar, Head of the Department of Anaesthesiology and Past Honorary Secretary, ISA NCB.
The academic sessions and practical demonstrations were conducted by experienced faculty members, covering essential topics relevant to clinical practice.
Dr Anjali Borkar, Dr Kirti Gujarkar, and Dr Shivani Wargantiwar demonstrated cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and provided hands-on training to students. The session emphasised practical life-saving skills and the importance of developing confidence in responding to medical emergencies.
Dr Roshani Manwani conducted a session on ECG analysis, helping students understand this important aspect of clinical assessment.
Dr Prachi Korde delivered a lecture on preoperative evaluation, highlighting its role in patient assessment and preparation before surgery.
Promoting Academic Excellence and Practical Skills
The programme combined academic discussions, demonstrations, and hands-on learning to provide students with a comprehensive educational experience. By addressing CPR, ECG analysis, and preoperative evaluation, the sessions supported the development of essential knowledge and skills for future clinical practice.
Through this collaborative initiative, ISA Nagpur City Branch and the Department of Anaesthesia at DMMC reaffirmed their commitment to medical education, practical skill development, and the advancement of anaesthesia-related training.
The programme marked Anaesthesia Day by encouraging active learning and helping future medical professionals strengthen their clinical understanding and emergency response capabilities.