Dr. V.S. Natarajan Geriatric Foundation releases book on geriatric nursing
The Hindu
The Dr. V.S. Natarajan Geriatric Foundation celebrated its seventh anniversary with the release of a book on geriatric nursing.
The Dr. V.S. Natarajan Geriatric Foundation celebrated its seventh anniversary as “Muperum Vizha” on Friday, February 9.
According to a press release, Sudha Seshayyan, former Vice-Chancellor of Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, participated and released a book titled Textbook on Geriatric Nursing on the occasion. In her speech, Dr. Seshayyan highlighted the role of nurses in geriatric care.
Senior geriatrician Dr. Natarajan said the book would help for nursing students and nurses employed at hospitals, old age homes, and those providing care at homes of elderly patients. He dedicated the ‘Caregivers’ Support Campaign’ to the public on the occasion, the release said.
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