National Open College is pleased to announce that our Bachelor of Public Health (BPH) Semester IV students recently embarked on a valuable field trip to Anandaban Leprosy Hospital in Lele. This educational excursion provided students with firsthand insights into the challenges and healthcare practices related to leprosy.
Highlights of the Field Trip:
- Hands-on Learning: Students engaged in interactive sessions and observed clinical practices related to leprosy diagnosis, treatment, and patient care.
- Community Engagement: They had the opportunity to interact with healthcare professionals and patients, gaining a deeper understanding of the socio-economic impacts of leprosy.
- Educational Experience: The field trip enriched students’ knowledge of public health strategies and interventions aimed at combating leprosy.
Objectives:
- Healthcare Observation: Students observed specialized healthcare practices tailored for leprosy management and rehabilitation.
- Community Health Insights: Gain insights into community health challenges and effective public health responses to leprosy.
- Professional Development: Enhance students’ professional skills and empathy towards marginalized communities affected by leprosy.
Impact:
The experience at Anandaban Leprosy Hospital empowered our BPH IV students with practical knowledge and a renewed commitment to public health advocacy. National Open College continues to support experiential learning opportunities that prepare students for impactful careers in healthcare.
We commend our students for their active participation and engagement during this enriching field trip. Their dedication to understanding and addressing healthcare challenges underscores their potential as future leaders in public health.
