GNM
1. General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM)
General Nursing and Midwifery or CINM is a three-year and six-month diploma course designed for aspirants who want to pursue a career in clinical nursing. The program teaches candidates how to care for individuals who are sick or have been injured in order to help them attain full recovery. Although the curriculum design of the course varies from university to university.
GNM courses are designed to prepare the students for the clinical approach of handling patients. The curriculum of some universities includes a six-month internship at the end of the course and the diploma is granted only after the candidates complete this internship.
2. Duration: 3.5 Years
3. Eligibility Criteria
• Minimum Qualification Required: 10+2 (Physics, Biology and Chemistry)
• Minimum Marks Required (Aggregate): 50%.
• The minimum marks may vary from institute to institute
4. Syllabus
First Year:
Anatomy
and Physiology
| Nutrition
| Community
Health Nursing
|
Psychology
| Microbiology
| Personal
and Environmental Hygiene
|
Health
Education
| Sociology
| Fundamentals
of Nursing
|
First
Aid
| Personal
Hygiene
| Environmental
Hygiene
|
Health
Education and Communication Skills
|
| Community
Health Nursing
|
Second Year:
Pharmacology
| Medical
Surgical Nursing
| Psychiatric
Nursing
|
Medical
Surgical Nursing
| Pharmacology
| Medical
Surgical Nursing II (Specialties)
|
Orthopaedic
Nursing
| Communicable
Diseases
| Ophthalmic
Nursing
|
Community
Health Nursing
| Mental
Health and Psychiatric Nursing
| Computer
Education
|
Third Year:
Advanced
Community Health Nursing
| Pediatric
Nursing
| Midwifery
and Gynecology
|
Community
Health Nursing II
| Educational
Methods and Media for Teaching in Practice of Nursing
| Pediatric
Nursing
|
Introduction
to Research
| Administration
and Ward Management
| Professional
Trends and Adjustment
|
Health
Economics
| Internship
Period
|
|
Fourth year: 6-Month internship
