Seminar on Effective Communication
October 18, 2022
Communication is a vital element to express oneâs feelings/ideas etc. It also satisfies one's needs. It is very important to have effective communication for the growth of personality and also progress in career. In personal life, effective communication skills help in maintaining a healthy relationship between people by making them understand and also understood by others. Support for communication in the context of sustainable development involves promoting dialogue wherein power-holders listen, consider, respect, and imbibe the knowledge and views of the participants.
The Education Committee of Student Nursesâ Association 2022 -23 of Manipal College of Nursing, Manipal has organized a Seminar on the theme "Effective Communicationâ on 14th October 2022 between 4:00 pm & 5:00 pm as part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav. Ms. Shilpa Joshi, Student Counselor, Student Affairs, MAHE, Manipal spoke on the topic âImportance of verbal communicationâ. She briefed on the different ways of verbal communication and strategies to maintain effective communication. With the help of students, she demonstrated common ways of communication. She also highlighted on the barriers to communication and the ways to overcome these barriers.
The next session was delivered by Ms. Prathibha Lydia Braggs, Junior Research Fellow, Manipal College of Nursing, MAHE, Manipal. She deliberated on âBasic communication skills at the workplaceâ. She emphasized on the rules for effective communication, essential communication skills, and tips to improve communication. She also discussed miscommunication and ways to avoid them.
The session was conducted at Manipal College of Nursing, MAHE, Manipal. A total of 90 students from the third semester BSc Nursing and first year PBBSc Nursing participated in the seminar. Studentsâ queries were addressed and clarified by the resource persons. The programme was coordinated by Ms. Melin Mathew, Ms. Arpitha Jaison, SNA Education Committee representatives and Mrs. Janet Prameela Dsouza, Ms. Flavia Noronha, SNA Education Committee Advisors.


