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Rama College of Nursing Hosts Transformative Webinar on AI and Imposter Syndrome
14 Nov 2026
Rama college of Nursing, Rama University hosts 26th transformative webinar on AI & Imposter Syndrome: Navigating Technology, Confidence and Mental Wellbeing
Event-26th transformative Webinar series by TNAI, UP Branch
Theme: “Nurturing Minds: Compassionate Care, Mental Wellbeing, Resilience Support and Empowering Nursing Education”
Date: 13.11.2026
Time: 02:45 pm – 04:15 Pm
Mode: Online
Platform: Zoom
Organised by: TNAI in collaboration with Rama College of Nursing, Rama University, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
Rama College of Nursing, Rama University, Kanpur, successfully hosted the 26th Webinar on the topic “AI & Imposter Syndrome” on 13th November 2026, from 2:45 PM to 4:15 PM, through the Zoom platform in collaboration with The Trained Nurses’ Association of India (TNAI), Uttar Pradesh State Branch. The webinar was organized as part of the One-Year Transformative Webinar Series, with the objective of promoting mental wellbeing, resilience, compassionate care and empowerment in nursing education.
The programme commenced with a virtual lamp-lighting ceremony, marking the formal inauguration of the webinar. Following the inauguration, Dr. Deepti Shukla, Vice president, TNAI UP Branch, introduced the keynote speaker, Dr. Jithin Thomas Parel, Lecturer, College of Nursing, Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (ILBS), New Delhi. Subsequently, Dr. Jasmi Johnson, SNA Advisor TNAI UP Branch, Dean-cum-Principal, Rama College of Nursing, Rama University, warmly welcomed the keynote speaker and all the participants. She highlighted the significance of the webinar theme and emphasized the importance of mental wellbeing, self-confidence and resilience among nursing professionals and educators.
The keynote session focused on the topic “AI & Imposter Syndrome,” providing valuable insights into the relationship between artificial intelligence, self-perception, professional confidence and psychological wellbeing. The session highlighted the importance of recognizing imposter feelings, developing resilience, embracing technological advancements and maintaining confidence in professional and academic environments. The interactive and informative presentation offered meaningful perspectives for nursing students, educators and healthcare professionals.
The webinar witnessed an enthusiastic participation of more than 500 delegates from various nursing institutions and healthcare organizations. The programme concluded with a formal vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Jasmi Johnson, who expressed sincere gratitude to the keynote speaker, TNAI UP State Branch, organizing team and all the participants for their valuable contributions and active participation.
The webinar was a successful academic initiative that provided a meaningful platform for knowledge sharing, professional development and awareness regarding mental wellbeing and the emerging challenges associated with artificial intelligence. It reinforced the importance of nurturing confident, resilient and emotionally empowered nursing professionals.
