Empowering Frontline Heroes: Critical Care Nursing Conference 2025 Concludes on a High Note at Aster CMI Hospital

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Over 500 nursing professionals from across Karnataka and beyond came together for the Critical Care Nursing Conference 2025, hosted by Aster CMI Hospital, in an event that marked a significant milestone in advancing clinical knowledge and celebrating the vital role of nurses in critical care.

Bangalore, June 9, 2025: Over 500 nursing professionals from across Karnataka and beyond came together for the Critical Care Nursing Conference 2025, hosted by Aster CMI Hospital, in an event that marked a significant milestone in advancing clinical knowledge and celebrating the vital role of nurses in critical care.

The conference, co-chaired by Dr. Prakash Doraiswamy, Lead Consultant – Anaesthesia and Critical Care, and Ms. Biji George, Chief Nursing Officer – Aster CMI Hospital, offered a dynamic platform for sharing best practices, enhancing critical care skills, and fostering interprofessional collaboration.

Participants engaged in expert-led workshops, keynote addresses, and practical training sessions designed to strengthen frontline readiness in managing complex and life-threatening situations. The program reflected the growing need to equip nursing professionals with the tools and confidence to deliver excellence in patient care.

The success of the event was strongly supported by the senior leadership at Aster:

  • Mr. Ramesh Kumar S, Chief Operating Officer – Aster DM Healthcare India
  • Mr. S.G.S. Lakshmanan, Chief Operating Officer – Aster CMI Hospital
  • Dr. Sunay Mahesh, Chief of Medical Services – Aster CMI Hospital
  • Capt. Thangam Rajaratnam, Group Chief Nursing Officer – Aster DM Healthcare
    India


Their strategic direction and encouragement underscored the organization’s commitment to empowering its nursing workforce and driving innovation in clinical care.


"The conference was brought to life by a dedicated organizing team, spearheaded by Ms. Hepsi Pradarshini, Conference Liaison Officer and Lead Organizer, whose initial concept and proposal laid the groundwork for the successful execution of this landmark event." Alongside her, the core team included:

Ms. Shyla Cyriac, Assistant Chief Nursing Officer


Ms. Sneha Joseph, Assistant Chief Nursing Officer


Ms. Thressiamma Mathew, Head Nurse


Ms. Carolin Shwetha, Clinical Educator


Ms. Ramya R, Clinical Educator



Their collective effort ensured the seamless execution of a memorable event that resonated with attendees across diverse nursing specialties.

SGS Lakshmanan, Chief Operating Officer of Aster CMI Hospital, added: The Critical Care Nursing Conference 2025 not only highlighted the strength and resilience of nurses but also reaffirmed Aster CMI Hospital’s leadership in Nursing Education and healthcare workforce development. As the insights gained are carried back into practice, the conference stands as a testament to the power of continuous learning and collaborative excellence in healthcare.

About ASTER DM HEALTHCARE

Aster DM Healthcare Limited is one of the largest private healthcare service providers operating in GCC and in India. With an inherent emphasis on clinical excellence, we are one of the few entities in the world with a strong presence across primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary healthcare through our 30 hospitals, 121 clinics, 459* pharmacies, 19 labs and 140 patient experience centers in seven countries, including India. We have over 28,400 plus dedicated staff including 3,622 doctors and 8,095 nurses across the geographies that we are present in, delivering a simple yet strong promise to our different stakeholders: “We’ll treat you well.” We reach out to all economic segments in the GCC states through our differentiated healthcare services across the “Aster”, “Med care” and “Access” brands. * Including 214 Pharmacies in India operated by Alfaone Retail Pharmacies Private Limited under brand license from Aster.

Empowering Frontline Heroes: Critical Care Nursing Conference 2025 Concludes on a High Note at Aster CMI Hospital

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Over 500 nursing professionals from across Karnataka and beyond came together for the Critical Care Nursing Conference 2025, hosted by Aster CMI Hospital, in an event that marked a significant milestone in advancing clinical knowledge and celebrating the vital role of nurses in critical care.

The conference, co-chaired by Dr. Prakash Doraiswamy, Lead Consultant – Anesthesia and Critical Care, and Ms. Biji George, Chief Nursing Officer – Aster CMI Hospital, offered a dynamic platform for sharing best practices, enhancing critical care skills, and fostering interprofessional collaboration.

Participants engaged in expert-led workshops, keynote addresses, and practical training sessions designed to strengthen frontline readiness in managing complex and life-threatening situations. The program reflected the growing need to equip nursing professionals with the tools and confidence to deliver excellence in patient care.

The success of the event was strongly supported by the senior leadership at Aster:

Mr. Ramesh Kumar S, Chief Operating Officer – Aster DM Healthcare India

Mr. S.G.S. Lakshmanan, Chief Operating Officer – Aster CMI Hospital

Dr. Sunay Mahesh, Chief of Medical Services – Aster CMI Hospital

Capt. Thangam Rajarathinam, Group Chief Nursing Officer – Aster DM Healthcare India



Their strategic direction and encouragement underscored the organization’s commitment to empowering its nursing workforce and driving innovation in clinical care.

"The conference was brought to life by a dedicated organizing team, spearheaded by Ms. Hepsi Pradarshini, Conference Liaison Officer and Lead Organiser, whose initial concept and proposal laid the groundwork for the successful execution of this landmark event." Alongside her, the core team included:
 • Ms. Shyla Cyriac, Assistant Chief Nursing Officer
 • Ms. Sneha Joseph, Assistant Chief Nursing Officer
 • Ms. Thressiamma Mathew, Head Nurse
 • Ms. Carolin Shwetha, Clinical Educator
 • Ms. Ramya R, Clinical Educator

Their collective effort ensured the seamless execution of a memorable event that resonated with attendees across diverse nursing specialties.

The Critical Care Nursing Conference 2025 not only highlighted the strength and resilience of nurses but also reaffirmed Aster CMI Hospital’s leadership in Nursing Education and healthcare workforce development. As the insights gained are carried back into practice, the conference stands as a testament to the power of continuous learning and collaborative excellence in healthcare

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