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BHAKTIVEDANTA
HOSPITAL'S
ROSALIND S. TETON SCHOOL OF NURSING
“With love and devotion, we will offer
everyone a modern, scientific, holistic health
care service based on true awareness and understanding
of the needs of the body, mind and soul” |
In keeping with this mission of the Hospital,
and along with the fact that there is always an
increasing demand for well-trained, qualified
and spiritually inclined Nurses, Bhaktivedanta
Hospital has started a 3 1/2 years Revised General
Nursing & Midwifery Course from August 2005,
recognized by Indian Nursing Council and Maharashtra
Nursing Council.
Rosalind S. Teton School of Nursing caters a number
of facilities to the students like wide classrooms,
with well-ventilated, lighted and refreshing atmosphere.
There are the latest technological and well-equipped
rooms, Demonstration Room, Computer Laboratory,
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Nursing
Laboratory, etc. The Library Room has the latest
books & journals; students have an open access
for the same. The hostel has a homely atmosphere
and the mess serves only vegetarian food. Students
also have a variety of recreational facility in
the campus only.
The Faculty members of this School are a well
experienced and highly qualified in their respective
areas. Along with the theory classes, the students
are given a wide clinical experience in various
fields of Bhaktivedanta Hospital as well as in
other Hospitals.
The first batch of students has won a Rolling
Trophy for their excellent performance in co-curricular
activities held by Trained Nurses Association
Of India.
At present, the School admits 20 students in each
year’s batch. We are the pioneers of teaching
a new subject on Spiritual Care for the nursing
students and this knowledge they will be able
to implement in their nursing career. Students
are personally attended to their needs and problems. |
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| A I
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This
Basic Course of General Nursing and Midwifery
is geared to the health needs of the individual,
community and the country, at large.
The aims of the “DIPLOMA IN GENERAL NURSING
AND MIDWIFERY” Programme are: |
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To
prepare Nurses with a sound educational
programme in nursing, to enable them to
function as efficient members of the Health
Team, beginning with the competencies for
first level positions in all kinds of health
care settings.
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To
help Nurses develop the ability to co-operate
and co-ordinate with other Health Team members
in the prevention of diseases, promotion
of health; care and rehabilitation of the
sick.
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To
help Nurses in continued personal and professional
development so that they are able to make
their maximum contribution to society as
useful and productive individuals and citizens,
as well as efficient Nurses.
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To
prepare Nurses for further professional
education and specialization in Nursing
in order to keep pace with professional
and technological developments, and to use
these for providing health care services.
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| Objectives |
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on completion of this Course, will be able to: |
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Function
effectively with other members of the Health
Team and community, applying the knowledge
of human relations and communication in
their work and in delivery of curative,
preventive, promotive and rehabilitative
health care service.
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Mobilize
community resources and their involvement
in working with the communities.
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Demonstrate
an understanding of and commitment to practicing
ethical values in their personal and professional
life.
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Demonstrate
interest in activities of professional organizations.
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Recognize
the need for continuing education for personal
and professional development.
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Demonstrate
beginning skills in teaching and nursing
patients, as well as in administration and
leadership skills in working with other
members of the Health Team and community.
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To
demonstrate skills of empathy, counseling,
etc., while understanding emotional and
spiritual needs of the patients.
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Assist
in research activities.
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