General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM)

Course Description

GNM or General Nursing and Midwifery is a three-year undergraduate course that trains an individual in taking care of patients, families and communities for their health promotion and also deals with the restoration of ill health.

Learning Outcomes

• Comprehensive Nursing Knowledge - Graduates will acquire foundational knowledge in nursing principles, including anatomy, physiology, and patient care techniques.
• Clinical Competence - Students will develop practical skills in providing effective and compassionate care to patients in various healthcare settings.
• Patient Assessment and Management - Graduates will learn to conduct thorough patient assessments, develop care plans, and manage patient needs effectively.
• Ethical and Professional Standards - Students will understand the importance of ethical behavior and professional standards in nursing practice, ensuring quality and integrity in patient care.
• Career Readiness - Graduates will be prepared for entry-level nursing positions in hospitals, clinics, and community health settings, with the potential for further education and career advancement.