Guest Lecture on Parkinson Disease at RBPU Hoshiarpur | School of Anesthesia & OT Technology

A Guest Lecture on Parkinson Disease was successfully organized at Rayat Bahra Professional University (RBPU), Hoshiarpur, with the objective of enhancing students’ clinical knowledge of neurological disorders relevant to anesthesia and operation theatre practices. The program was organized by the School of Anesthesia and Operation Theatre Technology under the Faculty of Allied and Healthcare Sciences.

The expert lecture was delivered by Dr. Nisith Saval, MD, DM (Neurology), an eminent neurologist from Fortis Hospital, Mohali. Dr. Saval provided a comprehensive overview of Parkinson Disease, covering its pathophysiology, clinical features, diagnostic approaches, and perioperative considerations. He emphasized the crucial role of anesthesia and operation theatre professionals in the safe management of patients with neurological disorders, highlighting the importance of patient safety, preoperative assessment, and multidisciplinary coordination.

The academic event was conducted under the guidance of Prof. (Dr.) Chander Mohan, Vice Chancellor, RBPU, and Prof. (Dr.) Atul Khajuria, Dean, Faculty of Allied and Healthcare Sciences. The session was convened by Dr. Sukhmeet Kaur Bedi, Head of Department, FAHCS, and efficiently coordinated by Mr. Dilawar Shahnawaz, Assistant Professor, ensuring smooth execution of the program.

Students of the Baccalaureate of Anesthesia and Operation Theatre Technology, along with faculty members, actively participated in the lecture. The interactive session enabled students to gain valuable clinical insights into neurological conditions, strengthening their understanding of perioperative care and anesthesia management in patients with Parkinson Disease.

Overall, the guest lecture proved to be highly informative and academically enriching, reinforcing RBPU’s commitment to quality healthcare education, clinical excellence, and industry-oriented learning for allied and healthcare science students.