Imphal: The Trained Nurses Association of India Manipur State Branch held its 2nd Biennial State Conference 2026 at Jubilee Hall in RIMS, Imphal. The event ran under the theme Redefining Clinical Practice: Empowering through Innovation and Technology. Organizers paired with the In-Service Nursing Education Cell at RIMS Hospital to pull the session together.
Speaker Thokchom Satyabrata Singh joined Health Services Director Dr. N. Hemantakumar Singh and RIMS Director Dr. G. Sunil Kumar Sharma as guests. The group discussed how to blend tech with patient care. Speaker Singh noted the importance of the workforce. He said, "Nurses as the backbone of the healthcare system" during his address to the crowd.
The Speaker demanded quality care that remains affordable for the public. He pushed for professional growth across the state. RIMS Director Dr. G. Sunil Kumar Sharma added his own take on the matter. He insisted that clinicians must adopt new tools to keep patients safe. Skill development remains a top priority for the hospital leadership.
The conference served as a hub for administrators, educators, and nurses to swap ideas on clinical practice. Attendees examined how to tackle emerging industry challenges through evidence-based work. The program included the release of a commemorative souvenir. Key attendees included TNAI National Vice-President for the North East Region Prof. Th. Nandarani Devi and Manipur Nursing Council Registrar Dr. A. Jamuna Devi. Staff from RIMS and JNIMS also filled the hall to round out the session.
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