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LEVEL : INTERNATIONAL
TITLE : Advancements in Nursing Research Publication: A Journey Through Scholarly Galaxy
CATEGORY : International Faculty Development Program
DATE & TIME : 24/02/2026, 25/02/2026, 26/02/2026, 27/02/2026, 28/02/2026 at 2pm- 3pm
NO. OF RESOURCE PERSON : 05
NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 300 from different colleges & institute
ORGANIZERS : Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecological Nursing, SGRRIM&HS College of
Nursing
MODE : ONLINE
CONCEPT NOTE OF THE EVENT: In the rapidly evolving world of healthcare and nursing sciences, research publications play a pivotal role in shaping evidence-based practice, academic growth, and professional credibility. Nursing faculty are increasingly expected to publish in highimpact, peer-reviewed journals while maintaining ethical standards, originality, and scholarly excellence. However, challenges such as selecting appropriate journals, understanding open-access publishing, maintaining research integrity, and protecting intellectual property often act as barriers to successful publication. This Faculty Development Program (FDP) is designed to empower nursing faculty with contemporary knowledge, practical skills, and expert insights into the dynamic landscape of nursing research publications. The program metaphorically presents the publication process as a “scholarly galaxy,” guiding participants through its various dimensions-from open access revolutions to ethical publishing and intellectual property rights.
To enhance the research publication competency of nursing faculty by equipping them with advanced knowledge, ethical awareness, and strategic skills required for publishing high-quality research in reputed journals.
By the end of this FDP, participants will be able to:
Teaching faculty, Undergraduates, Post Graduates and PhD Scholars
TEACHING-LEARNING METHODS
Report: The Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecological Nursing, SGRRIM&HS College of Nursing successfully organized a Five-Day Faculty Development Programme (FDP) titled “Advancements in Nursing Research Publication: A Journey Through Scholarly Galaxy” from 24th February 2026 to 28th February 2026. Program introduction was given by Dr. Prof. Dineshwori Chanu Paonam, H.O.D Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecological Nursing which was followed by a welcome address by Dr. Prof. G. Ramalakshmi, Dean, SGRRIM&HS College of Nursing. The programme aimed to enhance the research competencies of faculty members, scholars, and postgraduate students in the area of scholarly publishing and academic writing.
The Programme was inaugurated with the blessings of Dr. Prof. K. Prathapan Pillai, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, SGRRU. He encouraged the faculty members toward academic excellence and research innovation. Dr. Lokesh Ghambir, Registrar, SGRRU, further emphasized the importance of continuous professional development in quality education and research culture within the institution. The FDP provided a comprehensive platform to understand modern trends in nursing research publication, ethical standards, intellectual property rights, and expert insights into the publishing industry.
Moderators of the event were Ms. Rebecca Priti Bahadur, Professor, Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecological Nursing, SGRRIM&HS College of Nursing and Ms. Kirti Harjai, Associate Professor, Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecological Nursing SGRRIM&HS College of Nursing.
DAY-WISE SUMMARY OF SESSIONS
Theme : Breaking Barriers : The Revolution of Open Access Articles Speaker: Dr. Promila Pandey, Principal, Maharaja Agrasen College of Nursing, Agroha, Hisar The session highlighted the importance of open access publishing in improving global visibility and accessibility of nursing research. Participants gained knowledge about different open access models,funding mandates, and benefits for researchers and institutions.
Theme : Research Integrity and the Maintenance of Scientific Standard
Speaker : Dr. J Sathya ShenbegaPriya, Principal, CON, Kannur Medical College, Anjarakandy, Kannur Kerala
The session focused on ethical research conduct, plagiarism prevention, authorship criteria, and adherence to reporting guidelines. Emphasis was laid on maintaining transparency, accountability, and scientific credibility in nursing research.
Theme : Journal Jigsaw: Finding the Perfect Fit and Publication
Speaker : Dr. Baby S Nayak, Professor & Head Department of Child Health Nursing & PhD
Coordinator, Manipal College of Nursing, Manipal Academy of Higher Education Udupi District,
Karnataka.
The resource person guided participants on selecting appropriate journals based on scope, indexing,impact factor, peer-review process, and publication timelines. Practical strategies for manuscript preparation and submission were discussed.
Theme : Intellectual Brilliance: Patents and Copyright in Publications
Speaker : Prof. Mrs. Sudha Maheswari, Principal, Annai Dora College of Nursing, Tamil Nadu
Participants were introduced to intellectual property rights, copyright policies, patent filing procedures,and licensing agreements. The importance of protecting original research work and innovations in nursing was emphasized.
Theme : Navigating the Publishing Landscape: Insights from Industry Experts
Speaker : Ms. Merlin James, Clinical Research Nurse (Hepatology, Gastroenterology and Women’s
Health) Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust, United Kingdom
The concluding session featured expert insights into emerging trends in academic publishing, including digital platforms, AI-assisted writing tools, and strategies to increase citation impact. An interactive discussion allowed participants to clarify doubts and gain practical guidance. Vote of thanks was given by Mrs. Sameeksha Panwar, Nursing Tutor, Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecological Nursing SGRRIM&HS College of Nursing.
The FDP witnessed active participation from faculty members, research scholars, and postgraduate students. The sessions were interactive, informative, and enriched with real-life examples and case discussions. Participants actively engaged in question-and-answer sessions and collaborative discussions.
The Faculty Development Programme was successfully conducted and achieved its intended objectives. The sessions provided valuable insights into the evolving landscape of nursing research publication and equipped participants with practical skills to enhance their academic productivity. The organizing committee expresses sincere gratitude to the resource persons, participants, and management for their support and contribution toward the successful completion of the programme.