Karachi Institute of Nursing & Allied Health Sciences conducted a comprehensive Ramadan and Diabetes Patient Awareness Session on 28 February 2026 by session speaker Ms. Ramsha Siddiqui (BS, RDN), Clinical Dietitian, aimed at promoting safe and evidence-based fasting practices during the holy month of Ramadan. The session emphasized effective glycemic control, structured meal planning, risk assessment, and the early identification of potential complications associated with fasting in individuals with diabetes.

KINAHS organized a three-day workshop for GBSN Batch V students from 26 to 28 February 2026.The workshop will feature comprehensive training and demonstrations on vacutainers, glucometer usage (diabetic profile), microscope demonstration, slide examination, Lipid Profile, and Liver Function Tests (LFT) supported by case studies. In addition, students will receive training in Computer Skills and essential laboratory techniques, including Gram Staining of Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria.

KINAHS organized a Breast Cancer Awareness Session in collaboration with Help International Welfare Trust (NGO). The session aimed to raise awareness about the importance of early detection, prevention, and treatment of breast cancer.

The training emphasized essential life-saving techniques such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), airway management, and emergency response protocols. This initiative plays a crucial role in enhancing the competence and preparedness of our future healthcare professionals.

KINAHS faculty and midwifery students participated in the 15 SIRM fertility conference 2025 on the occasion of 17th anniversary of sindh institute of reproductive medicine, the event provided valuable insights into maternal care, equipping students with essential skills to ensure safe pregnancies and childbirth.

Workshop on the develop high-quality assessments that enhance learning outcomes. The workshop was conducted by Ms. Shaista Farooqui. The workshop was a part of our ongoing commitment to professional growth and excellence in education. 

An educational session led by Mr. Muhammad Ali Memon, District Surveillance Officer from CDC Health Services Sindh, focused on HIV/AIDS, imparted invaluable insights to our students.

The session provided our faculty members with vital knowledge about platforms and tools to enhance their research and teaching methodologies, ensuring our students benefit from a modern and effective learning environment.

As AI becomes increasingly crucial in healthcare, this session empowered our faculty with the knowledge and skills to integrate AI into curriculum, ensuring our students are at the forefront of modern nursing practices.

This program aims to help participants learn practical strategies to navigate the challenges ahead with resilience and confidence.

The session provided a comprehensive overview of research fundamentals, encompassing topic selection, methodology, and literature search strategies. Emphasizing the importance of scholarly publication, participants were guided on identifying suitable national and international journals for dissemination. The workshop provided a platform for collaborative learning, fostering a dynamic environment where ideas were exchanged and knowledge was shared.