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Has discrimination ended with Jammu?
Nurses from Jammu never recommended for national award
12/22/2019 11:22:33 PM
Nitesh Sangral
Early Times Report
Jammu, Dec 22: It is very unfortunate that the Jammu Nurses, who have rendered meritorious services in the government runs hospitals, have never encouraged by recommending their names for the National Florence Nightingale Award.
Penitently, the National Florence Nightingale Nurses Award is given as a mark of recognition for meritorious services rendered by Nursing Professionals. This award is presented on 12th of May every year on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Florence Nightingale and hence this day is also celebrated as International Nurses day all over the world.
A group of nurses told Early Times that they (Nurses) work tirelessly and are important component in the treatment of patients after doctors and they also work with zeal and dedication to maintain the dignity of this noble profession.
"Every year International Nurses Day being celebrated across Jammu province but they never recommended our names for the National Florence Nightingale Award due to dual faces of the concerned authority, who rhetoric during function but nothing is done on ground, "they added.
They criticized the partial and discriminatory approach of the some of the officials of the Health and Medical Education Department, who deliberately ignored the contribution of the Jammu Nurses for last many years. They also slammed the attitude of the Indian National Nursing Council which has never dared to ask H&ME Department for not projecting the names of the Jammu Province.
They also said that there are hundreds of Nurses who deserve the award but not a single Nurse got the same. They asked is there no nurse in Jammu, who rendered meritorious services and entitled for the award?
Talking to Early Times, the President of the Jammu and Kashmir Medical Employees Federation Sushil Sudan criticized the Administration of Health for adopting discrimination attitude toward Jammu province. He said that the department has never tired to encourage the employees who have been working in the hospitals tirelessly.
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