The College of Nursing participated in an Interprofessional Educational (IPE) event on World Diabetes Day, held on 20th November 2025, where BSN Semester 5 (Year 3) students engaged with great enthusiasm in meaningful learning and community awareness activities. The event aligned with this year’s global theme, “Diabetes and the Workplace: Know More and Do More for Diabetes at Work,” emphasizing the importance of early detection, prevention, and supportive workplace practices.
The program aimed to foster collaboration among future healthcare professionals while enhancing their understanding of diabetes management in real-world settings. Students from the College of Nursing participated with great enthusiasm, showcasing their creativity, teamwork, and evidence-based knowledge through a series of interactive stations designed for both education and engagement.
The highlights of the event were BMI Calculation station, Diabetes Mellitus Crossword Puzzle, Workplace Exercise Demonstration, Interactive Games and Educational Engagement.
The IPE approach enriched the event by encouraging students to collaborate, communicate effectively, and appreciate the roles of various health professionals in diabetes care.
The World Diabetes Day IPE Event proved to be a highly impactful and educational platform for both students and participants. It emphasized the relevance of workplace health promotion and empowered future nurses with hands-on experience in interprofessional collaboration. The College of Nursing commends the dedication, professionalism, and creativity demonstrated by the BSN Semester 5 students, re-affirming its commitment to nurturing competent, compassionate, and collaborative healthcare practitioners.
This event not only raised awareness about diabetes but also highlighted the importance of taking proactive measures in workplace settings to promote health, prevent disease, and support individuals living with diabetes.
