This is what I thought several times while watching this movie. But Genius hasn’t reckoned with the evil and power-greedy ex-genie Ringmaster (Sanjay Dutt).Īladin goes Harry Potter. After that, he’s looking forward to his retirement. Aladin, head over heels in love with Jasmine, resigningly obeys – and this time actually a genie appears: Genius (Amitabh Bachchan) who holds out the prospect of three wishes granted to Aladin. At Aladin’s birthday, Kasim makes Jasmine (Jacqueline Fernandez), who is new in college and completely unsuspecting, to gift Aladin a lamp and to ask him to rub it. But even now in college the bullying doesn’t stop, especially Kasim (Sahil Khan) and his gang keep making Aladin’s life miserable. National Nursing Week runs from May 6-12.About the story: Ever since he was a child, Aladin Chatterjee (Riteish Deshmukh) has been afflicted by his forename in school he always was teased and forced to rub lamps – and then ridiculed because no genie came out. Nurses are Canada’s largest group of healthcare professionals, with 400,000 members. Held in honour of nursing pioneer Florence Nightingale, National Nursing Week is designed to increase the awareness of the many contributions nursing makes to the well-being of Canadians. In February 2024, Statistics Canada reported that Canada’s healthcare workforce is struggling to keep up with demand, resulting in decreased access to primary care for patients. Monthly research from IPSOS also shows that healthcare is consistently one of the top concerns Canadians have for the country’s future. The show of support comes at a critical time. We’re honoured to continue to support our resilient and compassionate healthcare workers who take care of us in our deepest times of need.” “As we navigate changing and emerging healthcare challenges, we at RBC believe that investing in the development and upskilling of nurses is critical to improving the quality of patient care and patient outcomes,” said Kim Ulmer, RBC Regional President.

The initiative is part of the RBC Foundation’s overall $6 million commitment this year for reskilling, upskilling and improving the resiliency of nurses and healthcare workers at Canadian hospitals across the country. The gift, administered by the South Country Health Care Foundation, will also enable all nurses at the hospital to be trained in Advanced Care Life Support and Pediatric Advanced Life Support. “STARS air ambulance is a vital part of a patient’s circle of care in rural communities,” said Borgerson. The course will include simulation scenarios where the team can work through their care plans for critically ill patients that present through the emergency department. One of the opportunities made possible by the gift is a full-day, hands-on course for nurses with the STARS Air Ambulance critical care team. “With donations like the one received from RBC, our nursing staff have opportunities to access some of the best training around and for that we are very grateful.” “We at Assiniboia Union Hospital pride ourselves in ensuring our patients always receive the highest quality of care,” said Krista Borgerson, Health Services Manager, Assiniboia Union Hospital. The RBC Foundation recently announced a $7,500 gift to Assiniboia Union Hospital to support nursing education. Submitted by RBC Foundation and South Country Health Care Foundation / Assiniboia Union Hospital

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