| AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENT | Started ‘Short Course in Peritoneal Dialysis’ in January 2020 in collaboration with departments of CNE, College of Nursing and Nephrology- The course is endorsed by International Society of Nephrology, Indian Society of Nephrology and Peritoneal Dialysis Society of India |
| PUBLICATIONS | - Anand J, George RR, Umesh S., Pathophysiology of Acute Renal Failure Indian Journal of Continuing Nursing Education.
- George RR, Premkumar B. Assessment of chronic wounds – a challenge for nurses.
- Indian Journal of Continuing Nursing Education. 11 (1), January 2010:10-13.
- Abraham Sonia, Ms. George RR, Ms. Valliammal Babu “LASER Ablation for Varicose veins- A case study” , Nightingale Nursing times, 2013
- Silvia Rani, George Reena,Mrs Anbu S Kumar, Four Layered Compression Dressing for Chronic Venous Ulcers- A case study Nightingale Nursing Times, March 2014
- George Reena, S.Anbu, ‘Bedside percutaneous peritoneal dialysis catheter insertion – role of a nurse’, Indian Journal of Continued Nursing Education. March 2015
- George Reena, Kumar.S.Anbu, Grace Joann Phanny ‘ Home Hemodialysis-a dialysis option for patients with Chronic Kidney Disease, The International Journal of Nursing Education, volume 7, number 4, Oct – Dec 2015, Page 8- 10
- Wrote a chapter in ‘Peritoneal Dialysis Primer’ on ‘Organization of Peritoneal dialysis unit- Role of a Nurse” which got published in 2017
- Contributed towards writing guidelines for Indian Society of Nephrology on Identifying and Managing complications during Hemodialysis' – 2018
- Completed a cross sectional study to compare the symptom burden and independence in activities of daily living between patients on hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis- Accepted for publication in Indian Journal of Peritoneal Dialysis
- Completed research on the topic- "Improving coordination during care transition between ambulatory and inpatient care facilities: Evaluating the scope of EHR facilitated Longitudinal Plan of Care." and the manuscript is accepted for publication in International Journal of Nursing Education.
- Impact of government mandated lockdown to combat the spread of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS – CoV-2) infection on the lives of patients with chronic kidney disease requiring maintenance hemodialysis at a dialysis facility in South India- A mixed methods approach- Accepted for publication in Indian Journal of Nephrology
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| PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION | Member of International Society of Nephrology (ISN) ISN- Southeast Asian Region representative ISN- Kidney Health Professionals Work group member representing Southeast Asia Member of Trained Nurses Association of India Member of Christian Medical Association of India – Nurses League |
