Our Philosophy

The philosophy of Panchamrut Institute of Nursing flows from the mission of the Institute and supports the concepts of clinical competence, excellence in education, holistic care, professionalism, evidence-based practice and learning till last breath.

We at Panchamrut Institute of Nursing believe that,

• The nursing courses (B.Sc. Nursing, G.N.M., A.N.M. & Post basic B.Sc. Nursing) should be planned around the nursing care need of the society as well as the educational needs and personal development of nursing students.

• The primary focus of the educational program is to prepare the student nurse for professional nursing practices in all fields.

• The faculty of the college accepts the responsibility of helping the students to adjust to new situations and provides them with the opportunity, which contribute towards development of the student as a person, responsible citizen and competent practitioner.

• Nurses have great part to play in building, presenting and nourishing health of people in hospital, community and society with full sacrifice and devotion.

• Nursing is a professional education which should be conducted in accordance to its demands of a keen mind, hard study and ability apply theory into the practice of nursing.

• We believe in considering the modern changes in medical technologies and advancement in medical sciences and depending on that we review our syllabus time to time to keep in pace with new trends and issues in nursing.

• We accept in providing the services the nurses’ function as member of health team in interpreting and carrying the instruction of physician by collaborating with professional colleagues in the planning and delivering of health services and by acting independently, when the needs of patient and principles of nursing practices so indicate.

Mission Statement:

We provide high standards of value-based quality nursing education to mould competent and compassionate nurses, nurse educators, nurse leaders and nurse researchers capable of taking up challenging roles globally to enrich and lead the profession to its zenith.

Objectives:

After completion of the B.Sc. Nursing, G.N.M. & A.N.M. Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing students will be able to:

Provide competent, safe, high-quality, and culturally sensitive nurse-midwifery care to address the health needs of people from a diversity of backgrounds, experiences, family structures, and communities.

Critically evaluate theories, concepts, and research findings from nursing, midwifery, and related sciences for translation into clinical practice.

Use effective communication and leadership skills in inter professional teams to promote positive change in the health care of people, newborns, and families.

Apply principles of transformative justice and the social determinants of health in the evaluation of health policies and advocacy for the health of people and families in local, national, and international contexts.

Assess health status and identify nursing needs, plan, implement and evaluate nursing care for individuals, families and communities.

Develop knowledge and understanding of the scientific principles underlying the techniques and methods used in nursing for providing holistic nursing care to the sick in the hospital and in the community.

Develop the student's sensitivity and skill in human relationships and communication in daily work.

Demonstrate leadership and administrative skills in working with the health care team, community and others in the provision of health care.