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Ms. Ramya Sathya Narayanan
Assistant Professor / Lecturer
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School/College
MS Ramaiah Institute of Nursing Education and Research
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Department
Department of Adult Health Nursing
I completed my M.Sc. nursing in medical surgical nursing from Vivekanandha college of nursing, Tamil Nadu. I have a total experience of 09 years which includes both clinical and teaching experience.
Currently pursuing fellowship in patient safety through association of nurse executives in collaboration with patient safety foundation movement, USA.
Currently working as an assistant professor at Ramaiah Institute of Nursing Education and Research.
Qualifications
- (PG with Specialization) M.Sc. Nursing in Medical Surgical Nursing
Vivekannadha College of Nursing, October 2013
- (UG With Specialization) B.Sc. Nursing
Vivekannadha College of Nursing, August 2009
Experience
Total Years of Experience9 Years
Academic Experience
- Worked as a lecturer for 5 months in Manjushree college of nursing, Bangalore.
- Currently working in Ramaiah instituite of nursing education and research for 6.5 years
Clinical Experience
Worked as a staff nurse for one year in cardiothoracic intensive care unit, billroth hospitals, Chennai
Worked as a staff nurse in adult intensive care unit for one year at Ramachandra hospitals, Chennai.
Training Experience (With Topics)
- Underwent a training programme on simulation based education conducted by indian nursing council
- My primary research interest is in the area of intensive care unit and patient safety. Intensive care unit nurses play a vital role in the whole process of treatment and care for patients in different critical health conditions.
National Journal Papers
- SN, R. (2019). Post-operative exercises to prevent postoperative complications among patients underwent cardiac surgery. Nightingale Nursing Times 15(8), pp-17-19
International Journal Papers
Dahal, B. and S N, R. (2022). a study to evaluate the effectiveness of structured teaching programme on knowledge regarding prevention of complications of bed rest in immobilized patients among staff nurses. international journal of medical science and research, [online]7(1), pp.36 - 44. https://www.ijmsir.com/
Mehra, D. and S N, R. (2022). a study to assess the knowledge and practice regarding oral care among patients receiving radiation therapy at selected hospitals , Bangalore. International journal of medical science and research, 7(1), pp.80 - 86. https://www.ijmsir.com/
- Trained nurse’s association of India (TNAI), Association of nurse’s executives India (ANEI)
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