Diploma in Nursing

Nursing is not merely a profession but a vocation. Nurses have opportunities not only in hospitals, but in sanatoriums health resorts, orphanages, industrial houses, old age homes.
Indian Nurses have earned a good name the world over, for their competence and commitment. After the General Nursing and midwifery course followed by some experience have opportunities for securing the BSc Nursing degree through a 2 years post certificate programme in a few institution in the country.
So it’s a great privilege for you to join Faith Institute if Nursing Sciences and appraise your bright future.

Course Syllabus

 
I Year
II Year
Anatomy & Physiology
Medical-Surgical Nursing - I
Microbiology
Medical -Surgical Nursing - II
Psychology
Computers in Nursing
Sociology
Fundamentals of Nursing
Community Health Nursing
Nutrition
English
III Year
Internship (Last 6 months)
Midwifery & Gynecological Nursing
Introduction to Research
Gynecological Nursing
Professional trends and adjustment
Community Health Nursing II
Administration and Ward Management
Peadiatric Nursing
Health Economics
Course Outline
Duration : 3 1/2 Years
HSC / +2/ equivalent with 45% marks
Aggregate in any 3 Subjects
 
  Course Outline

Course: B.Sc. Nursing

  Duration: 4 Years
Qualification: HSC/+2/equivalent with 60%in PCBE
  Objectives

The Programme is designed to:

   

Provide a blend of professional and

general education and to enable a student to become thorough professional who has self-confidenece and is a responsible citizen.
 

Graduates of the programme are

prepared for beginning level positions in nursing services and have the foundation for continuing professional career and aim or post-graduate study in nursing.
 

Through experienced faculty, guidance is provided to students with opportunities to develop:

   

Fundamental concepts and principles

of nursing care based on sound knowledge and satisfactory level of skill in providing care to the community or institution.
 

Principles of application from the

physical, biological, social and behavioral sciences for assessing health status.
 
Work collaboratively with allied
disciplines towards attaining optimum healthcare in the society
 

Principles of teaching and their t

application in their work environmen
 

Fundamental principles of

administration and organization of nursing services. Understanding of human behavior to help, families and groups.
 

Appreciation of the various factors

affecting the community social, health and welfare programme.
 

Ability and responsibility for

continuing learning and to develop competence in nursing practice.
 

Professional attitudes necessary for l

eadership roles in nursing, and understand social and ethical obligations to society.
 
       
 
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