The General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) program at Lambodar Institute is a comprehensive nursing course designed to prepare students for a rewarding career in the healthcare industry. GNM is a three-year program that focuses on equipping students with in-depth knowledge and practical skills in nursing and midwifery. The course aims to develop competent and compassionate nursing professionals capable of delivering high-quality patient care in hospitals, clinics, and community settings.
At Lambodar Institute, we emphasize a hands-on learning approach, combining theoretical education with practical experience to ensure our students are well-prepared for real-world healthcare challenges. Our GNM curriculum covers a wide range of topics, from fundamental nursing practices to specialized care for various patient populations, ensuring that our graduates are equipped to meet the diverse needs of patients in both urban and rural healthcare environments.
Course Content
1. Introduction to Nursing:
This module covers the basics of nursing, including the history, philosophy, and ethical standards of nursing practice. Students are introduced to the role and responsibilities of a GNM nurse.
2. Anatomy and Physiology:
Students learn about the human body structure and function, which is essential for understanding how to care for patients in various medical conditions.
3. Fundamentals of Nursing:
This module provides practical training in basic nursing procedures, patient care techniques, infection control, and first aid. It lays the foundation for advanced nursing skills.
4. Medical-Surgical Nursing:
Focusing on the care of adult patients with various medical and surgical conditions, this module teaches students how to manage acute and chronic illnesses, including preoperative and postoperative care.
5. Child Health Nursing:
Students learn the principles of pediatric nursing, including growth and development, immunization, and the management of common childhood illnesses.
6. Midwifery and Gynecological Nursing:
This module trains students in maternal healthcare, including antenatal, intranatal, and postnatal care, as well as the management of normal and complicated deliveries.
7. Community Health Nursing:
Students are trained in providing healthcare at the community level, focusing on preventive and promotive health services, family welfare, and community outreach.
8. Mental Health Nursing:
This section covers psychiatric nursing care, helping students understand mental health disorders, therapeutic communication, and mental health interventions.
9. Internship and Practical Training:
The program culminates in a hands-on internship where students gain experience in hospital settings, community health centers, and specialized care units, preparing them for professional nursing roles.
Graduates of the GNM program from Lambodar Institute are well-prepared to take on nursing responsibilities in various healthcare settings, providing critical care and contributing to community health.
