TNAI Inaugurates Advanced Simulation Centre in Saroornagar for Nursing Education

The Trained Nurses' Association of India (TNAI) Telangana State Branch officially inaugurated its newly established Advanced Simulation Centre on Monday. The launch event took place at the association's state branch office located in the Saroornagar area of Hyderabad, Telangana.

This state-of-the-art simulation centre has been set up with the primary objective of strengthening simulation-based learning systems. It is designed to enhance the overall quality of nursing education by offering modern practical training facilities. These facilities will be accessible to both nursing students and active healthcare professionals seeking to upgrade their clinical skills.

Speaking on the occasion of the launch, Dr. Rajeshwari Muppidi, the president of the TNAI Telangana state branch, highlighted the core vision behind the project. Dr. Muppidi stated that the establishment of this facility directly reflects the association's deep commitment to promoting quality education, clinical competency, patient safety, and professional development within the nursing sector.

The inaugural ceremony of the Advanced Simulation Centre saw the participation of key administrative and medical figures from the state's healthcare education and nursing regulatory bodies. Dr. K. Sivaram Prasad, who serves as the Director of Medical Education (Academics) for the Government of Telangana, attended the inauguration ceremony as the chief guest.

Additionally, Dr. B. Vidyulatha, the Deputy Director (Nursing) and Registrar of the Telangana Nurses and Midwives Council (TGNMC), attended the event as the guest of honour. The presence of these state officials underscored the importance of the new training facility in the state's broader healthcare education framework.

With the opening of this centre in Saroornagar, TNAI Telangana aims to provide a dedicated space where future and current nurses can refine their clinical capabilities, ultimately benefiting patient care across the region.