Objectives of the Program

The General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) program aims to cultivate proficient, dedicated, and safety-conscious nursing practitioners. The primary objectives include:

• Provide holistic nursing care to patients suffering from acute and chronic illnesses in diverse medical facilities.
• Equip students with midwifery skills to care for mothers, infants, and families throughout pregnancy and child-birth.
• Foster a deep understanding of health promotion, community hygiene, and disease prevention in rural and urban areas.
• Develop critical clinical skills and first-aid competencies for handling medical emergencies effectively.
• Instill strong ethical standards, professional empathy, and administrative awareness in clinical practices.
• Train students to coordinate seamlessly with multidisciplinary healthcare teams for effective patient management.
• Encourage continuous professional improvement and academic readiness for advanced nursing specializations.