Silver Oak College of Nursing to Host Debate on Communication and Medical Errors

Silver Oak College of Nursing is set to organise a debate competition on September 9, 2026, focusing on the role of effective communication in preventing medical errors and improving patient safety.

The debate, titled “Effective Communication: A Key to Preventing Medical Errors,” will give nursing students a platform to share their views on communication in healthcare and discuss its connection with patient safety. The competition will also encourage students to strengthen their communication skills and participate in meaningful discussions around healthcare practices.

Semester 2 and 4 Students to Participate

The competition will be open to Semester 2 and Semester 4 students of Silver Oak College of Nursing. Through the debate format, students will have an opportunity to express their perspectives, build confidence and engage with an important issue in healthcare.

The event is being coordinated by Ms. Simran Trivedi, Nursing Tutor, with the theme also highlighting the importance of speaking with purpose and communicating confidently for patient safety.

Debate to Focus on Patient Safety

Effective communication is an important part of interactions within healthcare settings, where clear exchange of information can support coordination and patient care. The debate will allow students to explore this topic from different perspectives while developing their ability to communicate and present arguments effectively.

The competition will be held on September 9, 2026, from 2:30 PM onwards at Room No. 502, A Block, Silver Oak University.

The event is expected to combine student participation, communication skills and healthcare-focused discussion, giving aspiring nurses an opportunity to reflect on an issue closely connected with professional practice and patient safety.