Post Basic Diploma 7 Specialties in Nursing
HM&FW Deptt., - Nursing
Education – Post Basic Diploma in 7 (seven) Nursing Specialties – Rules for
admission - Notification – Issued.HEALTH, MEDICAL &
FAMILY WELFARE (K1) DEPARTMENT
ORDER:
1. In
the letter read above, the Chairman, HPC, Hyderabad has submitted the draft
rules in consultation with DME for admission into the following Post Basic
Diploma in various Specialties in Nursing (one year Course) basing on the INC
norms and the fee structure & seat matrix are included solely basing on
G.O.Ms.No.281, HM&FW(K2) Deptt., dt. 13/10/2010.
i)
Post
Basic Diploma in Neonatal Nursing
ii)
Post
Basic Diploma in Oncology Nursing
iii)
Post
Basic Diploma in Psychiatric / Mental Health Nursing
iv)
Post
Basic Diploma in Ortho and Rehabilitation
Nursing
v)
Post
Basic Diploma in Critical Care Nursing
vi)
Post
Basic Diploma in Emergency and Disaster Nursing
vii)
Post
Basic Diploma in Cardiothoracic Nursing
2. Government
after careful examination of the matter has decided to accept the proposal of
the Chairman, High Power Committee / DME and accordingly hereby issue the
following rules for admission procedure for admission into Post Basic Diploma
in 7 (seven) Nursing Specialties.
3. Accordingly the following notification
shall be published in the Andhra Pradesh extraordinary Gazette dated
28-06-2013.
NOTIFICATION
4. In exercise of the powers conferred by
Section 99 of the Andhra Pradesh Education Act, 1982 (Act 1 of 1982) the
Governor of Andhra Pradesh hereby makes the following rules for admission into
Post Basic Diploma in 7 (seven) Nursing Specialties :-
A. Nationality
and domicile: The candidates should
be Indian National and should satisfy local or the non-local status
requirements as the case may be, as laid down in the Andhra Pradesh Educational
Institutions (Regulation of Admissions) Order, 1974 as amended in G.O. (P)
No.648, Education (W) Dept., dt.10-7-1979.
B. RULES:
Post
Basic Diploma in Neonatal Nursing
|
Period
of Study: One
year.
Admission
Terms and Conditions:
The
students seeking admission to this course should:
1.
Be
a registered nurse (R.N & R.M) or equivalent.
2.
Possess
a minimum of one year experience as a staff nurse.
3.
Nurses
from other countries must obtain an equivalence certificate from INC before
admission.
4.
Be
physically fit.
Number
of seats to be allotted:
·
Hospital
which is having 250 -500 beds (10 NICU beds) no. of seats =5-10.
·
Hospital
having more than 500 beds (20 or more NICU beds) no. of seats = 10-20.
Distribution
of the Course:
1. Teaching : Theory & Clinical
practice 42
weeks
2.
Internship 4 weeks
3.
Examination (including preparation) 2 weeks
4.
Vacation 2 weeks
Public
holidays 2 weeks
52 weeks
Course
Objectives:
General
Objective
At the end of the
course the student will be able to develop an understanding of philosophy,
principles, methods and issues management, education and research in neonatal
nursing. Further more, this course will
enable them to develop skills and attitude in providing competent neonatal
nursing care.
Specific
Objectives:
At the end of the
course the student will be able to
1.
Describe
the concepts and principles of neonatal nursing.
2.
Communicate
effectively, foster actively a family – child relationship.
3.
Demonstrate
skill in providing essential newborn care.
4.
Perform
neonatal advance life support skills.
5.
Apply
nursing process in caring of neonates receiving intensive care.
6.
Participate
effectively as a member of the health team.
7.
Organize
and demonstrate skills in management of neonatal services.
8.
Make
a plan for organization of Level II & III neonatal units.
9.
Conduct
research in neonatal nursing.
10.
Teach
and supervise nurses and allied health workers.
Syllabus: Course of Studies:
1.Clinical Nursing –I
(Inclusive of Foundation Courses)
|
Theory
|
Practical
|
155 Hours
|
||
2. Clinical Nursing – II
|
155 Hours
|
Integrated Clinical Practice
1280 Hours
|
3. Supervision & Management Clinical
Teaching, Elementary Research & Statistics
(i) Supervision & Management
(ii) Clinical Teaching
(iii) Elementary Research & Statistics
|
30 Hours
30 Hours
30 Hours
|
|
4. Internship
|
160 Hours
|
|
Total
|
400
Hours
|
1440 Hours
|
·
Hours
Distribution for theory and practice
42
weeks x 40 hours/ week = 1680 hours
. Block Classes 4 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 160 hours
. Integrated theory & Clinical practice
38 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 1520 hours
(Theory 400 Hrs)*
Theory 6 hours / week =240 hours.
Clinical experience
34 hours/weeks
38 weeks x 34 hours/week = 1280 hours.
Internship: 4 weeks x 40 hours = 160 hours.
Examinations: Examinations to be conducted by the Nursing
Education Board by Director of Medical Education, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad
Clinical Experience: Areas
of clinical experience required.
*Neonatal Services : 38 weeks
(Labor room (4 weeks). Postnatal
ward (4 weeks). Newborn units – NICU (24
weeks). Pediatric surgery NICU (2
weeks). Community / follow up services /
clinics (4 weeks). *all shifts) * Two weeks evening and two weeks night.
Examination Scheme:
Int. Ass. Marks
|
Ext.Ass.
Marks
|
Total
Marks
|
Duration
(in Hours)
|
|||
Paper I - Clinical Nursing I
Paper II – Clinical
Nursing II
Paper III –
Supervision &
Management,
Clinical Teaching,
Elementary
Research &
Statistics
Clinical
Nursing (teaching & Supervision to be integrated)
|
50
50
50
100
|
150
150
150
100
|
200
200
200
200
|
3
3
3
|
||
Grand Total
|
250
|
550
|
800
|
|||
Conditions
for Admission to Examination
The Students:
1.
Has
attended not less than 75 % of the theoretical instruction hours in each
subject during the year.
2. Has done not less
than 75 % of the clinical practical hours.
However, students should make up 100 % of attendance for integrated
practice experience and internship in term of hours and activities befor
awarding the certificate.
Standard of passing
1.
In
order to pass a candidate should obtain at least 50 % marks separately in
internal Assessment and external examination in each of the theory practical
and papers.
2. a) Less than 60 % is Second division,
b) 60 % and above and below 75 % is First
division,
c) 75% and above is Distinction.
3.Students will be given
opportunity of maximum of 3 attempts for
passing.
Certification
A. TITLE
– Post Basic Diploma in Neonatal
Nursing.
B.
A
Diploma is awarded upon successful completion of the prescribed study
programme. Which will state that
(i)
Candidate
has completed the prescribed course of Neonatal Nursing.
(ii)
Candidate has completed prescribed clinical experience.
(iii)
Candidate has passed the prescribed examination.
Staffing
1.
Full
time teaching faculty in the ratio of 1:5.
Qualification : M.Sc Nursing with
pediatric nursing Specialty
Experience: Minimum 3 years.
2.
Guest faculty – Multi – disciplinary in related
specialties.
Physical facilities
1.
Class
room – 1
2.
Nursing
Laboratory – 1
3.
Library
– Permission to use medical /hospital library having current nursing textbooks &
journals in pediatric and neonatal nursing.
4.
Teaching
Aids – Facilities for the use of
o
Overhead
Projector
o
Slide
Projector
o
TV
with VCP or VCR.
o
LCD
Projector
o
Computer
o
Equipment
for demonstration of skills (neonatal manikins. Resusci bady ambubag and mask, Care equipments etc).
5.
Office facilities.
Services
of typist peon, safai, Karamchari
Facilities for
office, equipment and supplies, such as
1.
Stationary
2.
Computer
with printer
3.
Xerox
machine / Risograph
4.
Telephone
and fax
Clinical facilities
(a)
200
bedded and level II/III NICU facility.
(b)
NICU
beds minimum 10.
The tuition fee is fixed
a)
At
Rs. 15,000/- (Rupees fifteen thousands only) per annum for each student for 40
% Government quota seats, and
b)
up
to Rs. 70,000/- (Rupees seventy thousands only) per each student for 60 %
Management seats.
c)
To
fix a fee of Rs. 300/- (Rupees three hounded only) per subject as referred fee
( for failed students).
d)
To
fix the special fee for each student for both Govt. quota seats and Management
seats as follows:
1
|
Admission fee
|
Rs. 500/- per annum
|
2
|
Caution money deposit (refundable)
|
Rs. 1,500/- (as one time payment)
|
3
|
Special fee (Extra curricular, Sports,
Games, function etc)
|
Rs. 1,500/- per annum.
|
4
|
Uniform fee
|
Rs. 2,500/- per annum
|
5
|
Transportation
|
Rs. 3,600/- per annum
(Rs. 300/- P.M)
|
6
|
Library fee:
|
Rs. 900/- per annum
|
7
|
Laboratory fee
|
Rs. 2,500/- per annum
|
Post
Basic Diploma In Oncology Nursing
|
Period
of Study: One
year.
Admission
Terms and Conditions:
The
students seeking admission to this course should:
1. Be a rigisterd
nurse (R.N & R.M) or equivalent.
2. Possess a minimum of one year
experience as a staff nurse.
3.Nurses from other
countries must obtain an equivalence certificate for
INC
before admission.
4.Be physically fit.
Number
of seats to be allotted:
·
Hospital
which is having 250 -500 beds (30 bedded cancer units)
no. of seats =5-10.
·
Hospital
having more than 500 beds (50 bedded cancer unit )
no. of seats = 10-15.
·
Reginoal
cancer Centres/100 bedded oncology hospitals = 10-20 seats.
Distribution
of the Course:
1. Teaching : Theory & Clinical
practice 42
weeks
2.
Internship 4 weeks
3.
Examination (including preparation) 2 weeks
4.
Vacation 2 weeks
5.
Public holidays
2 weeks
52 weeks
Course
Objectives:
General
Objective
At the end of the
course the student will be able to develop an understanding of philosophy,
principles, and standards of Oncology nursing practice, management and
education in oncology nursing. Further
more, this course will enable them to develop skills and attitude in providing
competent oncology nursing care.
Specific
Objectives:
At the end of the
course the student will be able to
- Describe
the concepts, principles and standards of oncology nursing practice.
- Assess
the physiological, physical, psychological, social & spiritual
problems of cancer patients and their families.
- Describe
the principles of radiotherapy, chemotherapy, biotherapy and surgery.
- Apply
nursing process in caring for patients with cancers of different organs.
- Describe
nurses role in multi modal treatment regime and alternative therapies.
- Demonstrate
Skills relevant in providing care to patients under different
treatment regimes.
- Analyze
legal and ethical issues in cancer nursing.
1.
provide
palliative care to the cancer patients.
2.
Collaborate
with other agencies and utilize resources in caring for cancer
patients.
3.
Teach
and supervise nurses and allied health workers.
4. Conduct research
studies in areas related to oncology nursing.
Syllabus: Course of Studies:
1.Clinical
Nursing –I
(Inclusive of Foundation Courses)
|
Theory
|
Practical
|
155 Hours
|
||
2. Clinical Nursing – II
|
155 Hours
|
Integrated Clinical Practice
1280 Hours
|
3. Supervision & Management Clinical
Teaching, Elementary Research & Statistics
(i) Supervision & Management
(ii) Clinical Teaching
(iii) Elementary Research & Statistics
|
30 Hours
30 Hours
30 Hours
|
|
4. Internship
|
160 Hours
|
|
Total
|
400
Hours
|
1440 Hours
|
Hours Distribution for theory and practice
42 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 1680 hours
. Block Classes 4 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 160 hours
. Integrated theory & Clinical practice
38 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 1520 hours
(Theory 400 Hrs)*
Theory 6 hours / week
38 weeks x 6 hours / week = 240 hours
38 weeks x 34 hours/week = 1280 hours.
Internship:
4 weeks x 40 hours = 160 hours.
Examinations: Examinations to be conducted by the Nursing
Education Board
by Director of
Medical Education, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad
Clinical Experience: Areas
of clinical experience required.- 38 weeks.
1.Medical Oncology
ward / ICU including Bone marrow
Transplantation unit 8 weeks.
2. Surgical Oncology
ward /ICU 8
weeks.
3. Operation Theatre 2 weeks
4. Radiotherapy unit 4
weeks
5. Chemotherapy unit 4 weeks
6. Out Patient
Department & Pain Clinic 4
weeks
7. Community Oncology 2
weeks.
8. Pediatric Oncology
– ward, ICU 2 weeks.
9. Palliative Care
Ward 2
weeks.
10 Hospice 2
weeks.
Examination Scheme:
Int. Ass. Marks
|
Ext.Ass.
Marks
|
Total
Marks
|
Duration
(in Hours)
|
|||
A.
Theory
Paper I - Clinical Nursing I
Paper II – Clinical
Nursing II
Paper III –
Supervision &
Management,
Clinical Teaching,
Elementary
Research &
Statistics
B. Practical
Clinical
Nursing (teaching & Supervision to be integrated)
|
50
50
50
100
|
150
150
150
100
|
200
200
200
200
|
3
3
3
|
||
Grand Total
|
250
|
550
|
800
|
|||
Conditions for Admission to Examination
The Students:
1. Has attended not less than 75 %
of the theoretical instruction
hours in each subjected during the year.
2. Has done not less
than 75 % of the clinical practical hours.
However, students should make up 100 % of attendance for integrated
practice experience and internship in term of hours and activities before
awarding the certificate.
Standard of passing
1. In order to pass a
candidate should obtain at least 50 % marks separately In internal Assessment
and external examination in each of the theory
Practical and papers.
2. a) Less than 60 % is Second division,
b) 60 % and above and below 75 % is First
division,
c) 75% and above is Distinctions.
3.Students will be
given opportunity of maximum of 3 attempts for passing
Certification
a)
TITLE – Post Basic Diploma in Oncology
Nursing.
b)
A Diploma is awarded upon successful completion of the
prescribed study
programme, which will state that
(i) Candidate has completed prescribed course
of
Oncology
Nursing.
(ii) Candidate has
completed prescribed clinical experience
(ii)
Candidate has passed the prescribed examination.
Staffing
1.
Full
time teaching faculty in the ratio of 1:5.
Minimum number of
teaching faculty should be 2 (two)
Qualification: 1.
MS.c (N) with medical surgical / Oncology Nursing Specialty.
2. post basic diploma in Oncology Nursing.
Experience: Minimum 3 years.
Guest faculty – Multi –
disciplinary in related specialties.
Physical facilities
1. Class room – 1
2. Nursing
Laboratory: 1
3. Library:
Permission to use medical /hospital library having
current nursing textbooks & Journals in
Oncology nursing.
Teaching Aids facilities for the use of
o
Overhead
projector
o
Slide
Projector
o
TV
with VCR/VCP, DVD’s CD’s Video cassettes
o
LCD
projector
o
Computer
o
Internet
facility
Equipment for
demonstration of skills (Simulators/models, ostomy bags and equipments,
manikins etc)
Office facilities:
*
Services of typist, peon, safai
Karamchari
* Facilities for
office, equipment and supplies, such as
1.
Stationary
2.
Computer
with printer
3.
Xerox
machine / Risograph
4.
Telephone
and fax
Clinical facilities:
Minimum Bed Strength
Government /Non Government hospitals
having 200 beds with minimum 30 beds oncology beds, medical and surgical
oncology units with chemotherapy, radiotherapy, palliative care, other
diagnostic and supportive facilities.
The tuition fee is fixed
a) At Rs. 15,000/-
(Rupees fifteen thousands only) per annum for each student for 40 % Government
quota seats, and
up to Rs. 70,000/-
(Rupees seventy thousands only) per each student for 60 % Management seats.
b) To fix a fee of
Rs. 300/- (Rupees three hounded only) per subject as referred fee ( for failed
students).
c) To fix the special
fee for each student for both Govt. quota seats and Management seats as
follows:
.
1
|
Admission fee
|
Rs. 500/- per annum
|
2
|
Caution money deposit (refundable)
|
Rs. 1,500/- (as one time payment)
|
3
|
Special fee (Extra curricular, Sports,
Games, function etc)
|
Rs. 1,500/- per annum.
|
4
|
Uniform fee
|
Rs. 2,500/- per annum
|
5
|
Transportation
|
Rs. 3,600/- per annum
(Rs. 300/- P.M)
|
6
|
Library fee
|
Rs. 900/- per
|
7
|
Laboratory fee
|
Rs. 2,500/- per annum
|
Post
Basic Diploma in Psychiatric / Mental Health Nursing
|
Period
of Study: One
year.
Admission
Terms and Conditions:
The
students seeking admission to this course should:
1. Be a registered
nurse (R.N & R.M) or equivalent.
2. Possesses a minimum of one year
experience as a staff nurse.
3.Nurses from other
countries must obtain an equivalence certificate for
INC
before admission.
4.Be physically fit.
Number
of seats to be allotted:
·
Psychiatric
Hospital which is having 50-100 beds – number of seats =5-10
·
Psychiatric
Hospital which is having 101-250 beds – number of seats =10-20
·
Psychiatric
Hospital having more than 251-500 beds – number of seats = 20-30.
Organization
of the Course:
A.
Duration : Duration
of the course is One academic year
B.
Distribution of the course in week:
1. Teaching : Theory & Clinical
practice 42
weeks
2.
Internship 4 weeks
3.
Examination (including preparation) 2 weeks
4.
Vacation 2 weeks
5.
Public holidays 2 weeks
52 weeks
Course
Objectives:
General
Objective
At the end of the
course the student will be able to develop an understanding of philosophy,
principles, and methods and issues, management, education and research in
mental health nursing.
Specific
Objectives:
At the end of the
course, the students will be able to
1. Describe the
concepts, principles and standards of psychiatric/mental health nursing.
2.
Demonstrate
therapeutic skills of Inter personal relationships Communication and
counseling.
3.
Demonstrate
skill in providing psychiatric nursing care.
4.
Provide
emergency psychiatric nursing care and crisis intervention.
5.
Apply
nursing process in caring of psychiatric patients.
6.
Participate
effectively as a member of the health team
7.
Participate
actively in preventive and primitive strategies of mental heath care with
special reference to at risk and vulnerable groups.
8.
Organize
and demonstrate skills in management of psychiatric nursing services including
rehabilitation units.
9.
Make a plan for organization of psychiatric
nursing units. Conduct research in
psychiatric / mental health nursing
10.
Teach
and supervise nurses, allied health workers family and community..
Syllabus: Course of Studies:
Theory
|
Practical
|
|
.1. Clinical Nursing –I
(Inclusive of Foundation Courses)
|
155 Hours
|
Integrated Clinical Practice
1280 Hours
|
2. Clinical Nursing – II
|
155 Hours
|
|
3. Trends & Principles of Nursing
Management, (Clinical Teaching), Elementary Research & Statistics
(i) Supervision & Management
(ii) Clinical Teaching
(iii) Elementary Research & Statistics
|
30 Hours
30 Hours
30 Hours
|
|
4. Internship
|
160 Hours
|
|
Total
|
400
Hours
|
1440 Hours
|
Hours Distribution for theory and
practice
42 weeks x 40 hours/
week = 1680 hours
. Block Classes 4 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 160 hours
. Integrated theory & Clinical practice
38 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 1520 hours
(Theory 400 Hrs)*
Theory 6 hours / week =240 hours.
38 weeks x6 hours / week=240 hours
Clinical experience
34 hours/weeks
38 weeks x 34 hours/week = 1280 hours.
Internship: 4 weeks x
40 hours = 160 hours.
Examinations: Examinations to be conducted by the Nursing
Education Board by Director of Medical Education, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad
Clinical
Experience: Total 1280 hours will be distributed on the
following clinical areas. Clinical
rotation : students will spend 5 hours per day in clinical area.
Sl.No.
|
Area of Posting
|
Duration
|
1
|
Acute Male Psychiatric Ward
|
4 week
|
2
|
Acute Female Psychiatric ward
|
4 week
|
3
|
Chronic Male Psychiatric ward
|
4 week
|
4
|
Chronic Female Psychiatric ward
|
4 week
|
5
|
De-addiction unit
|
4 week
|
6
|
Psychiatric Emergency Unit and O.P.D
|
4 week
|
7
|
Child Psychiatric Unit
|
4 week
|
8
|
Family Psychiatric Unit
|
2 week
|
9
|
Community Mental Health Unit
|
4 week
|
10
|
Rehabilitation / Occupational Therapy unit
|
4 week
|
Total
|
38 weeks
|
Examination Scheme:
Int. Ass. Marks
|
Ext.Ass.
Marks
|
Total
Marks
|
Duration
(in Hours)
|
|||
A.
Theory
Clinical Nursing I
Clinical Nursing II
Trends, Principles
of Nursing Management incl. Nursing Education and Research and statistics
|
50
50
50
|
150
150
150
|
200
200
200
|
3
3
3
|
||
B. Practical
|
||||||
Clinical
Nursing
|
100
|
100
|
200
|
|||
Grand Total
|
250
|
550
|
800
|
|||
Conditions for Admission to Examination
The Students:
1.
Has
attended not less than 75 % of the theoretical instruction hours in each
subject during the year.
2. Has done not less
than 75 % of the clinical practical hours.
However, students should make up 100 % of attendance for integrated
practice experience and internship in term of hours and activities befor
awarding the certificate.
Standard
of passing
1.
In order to pass a candidate should obtain at least 50 % marks
separately in internal Assessment and external examination in each of the
theory practical and papers.
2. a) Less than 60 % is Second division,
b) 60 % and above and below 75 % is First
division,
c) 75% and above is Distinctions.
3.Students will be
given opportunity of maximum of 3 attempts for passing
Certification
A. TITLE – Post Basic Diploma in Psychiatric / Mental Health Nursing.
B, A Diploma is awarded upon successful
completion of the prescribed study
programme, which will state that
i) Candidate has completed prescribed
course of Psychiatric / Mental Health Nursing.
ii) Candidate has had clinical
experience at hospital
iii) Candidate has passed the prescribed
examination.
Staffing
11.
Full
time teaching faculty in the ratio of 1:5.
Qualification : M.Sc Nursing with
Psychiatric nursing Specialty
Experience: Minimum 3 years.
Guest faculty – Multi –
disciplinary in related specialties.
Physical
facilities
1.
Class
room -1
2.
Library
– Library having current books, journals and periodicals related to psychiatry,
Psychiatric nursing, Nursing administration, nursing education, nursing
research and statistics.
3.
Teaching
Aids – Facilities for use of
o
Over-head
projectors,
o
Slide
Projector
o
TV
with VCP or VCR
o
LCD
projector
o
Computer
o
Psychometric
Instruments
o
ECT
Machine
Office facilities-
·
Service
of typist, peon, Safai, Karmachari
·
Facilities
for office, equipment and supplies, such as
-
Stationery
-
Computer
with printer
-
Xerox
machine / Risograph
-
Telephone
and fax.
Clinical facilities
Minimum of 50 bedded
institutes of psychiatry and mental health having all types of patients (acute,
chronic, adult psychiatric beds, child psychiatric beds and addiction
(facilities), with advanced diagnostic, therapeutic and state of the art
clinical facilities.
The tuition fee is fixed
a) At Rs. 15,000/-
(Rupees fifteen thousands only) per annum for each student for 40 % Government
quota seats, and
up to Rs. 70,000/-
(Rupees seventy thousands only) per each student for 60 % Management seats.
b) To fix a fee of
Rs. 300/- (Rupees three hounded only) per subject as referred fee ( for failed
students).
c) To fix the special
fee for each student for both Govt. quota seats and Management seats as
follows:
1
|
Admission fee
|
Rs. 500/- per annum
|
2
|
Caution money deposit (refundable)
|
Rs. 1,500/- (as one time payment)
|
3
|
Special fee (Extra curricular, Sports,
Games, function etc)
|
Rs. 1,500/- per annum.
|
4
|
Uniform fee
|
Rs. 2,500/- per annum
|
5
|
Transportation
|
Rs. 3,600/- per annum
(Rs. 300/- P.M)
|
6
|
Library fee
|
Rs. 900/- per
|
7
|
Laboratory fee
|
Rs. 2,500/- per annum
|
Post
Basic Diploma In Orthopedic & Rehabilitation Nursing
|
Period
of Study: One
year.
Admission
Terms and Conditions:
The
students seeking admission to this course should:
1. Be a registered
nurse (R.N & R.M) or equivalent.
2. Possess a minimum of one year
experience as a staff nurse.
3.Nurses from other
countries must obtain an equivalence certificate for INC
before admission.
4.Be physically fit.
Number
of seats to be allotted:
·
Hospital
which is having 250 -500 beds (50 orthopedic beds)
no. of seats =5-10.
·
Hospital
having more than 500 beds (100 bedded orthopedic beds )
no. of seats = 10-20.
Organizaion
of the Course:
Duration : Duration of the
course is one academic year:
Distribution of the course:
1. Teaching : Theory & Clinical
practice 42
weeks
2.
Internship 4 weeks
3.
Examination (including preparation) 2 weeks
4.
Vacation 2 weeks
5.
Public holidays 2 weeks
52 weeks
Course
Objectives:
General
Objective
At the end of the
course the student will be able to develop an understanding of philosophy,
principles, methods and issues, management, education and research in
Orthopedic & rehabilitation nursing.
Further more, this course will enable them to develop skills and
attitude in providing competent orthopedic & rehabilitative nursing care.
Specific
Objectives:
At the end of the
course the student will be able to
1.Describe the
concepts, principles and standards of orthopedic nursing .
2 Demonstrate Skills
in providing essential diagnostic orthopedic and
rehabilitation procedures.
3. Apply nursing
process in caring of patients with orthopedic disorders.
4. Participate
effectively as a member of the health team.
5. Participate in the
rehabilitation program.
6. Demonstrate skills
in use of orthopedic & rehabilitation appliances.
7. Make a plan for
organization of orthopedic & rehabilitation units.
8. Conduct research
in orthopedic & rehabilitation nursing.
9.
Teach
and supervise nurses and allied heath workers.
10.
Communicate
effectively with patients, their families and community.
Syllabus: Course of Studies:
Theory
Practical
1.Clinical Nursing –I
(Inclusive of Foundation Courses)
|
155 Hours
|
Integrated Clinical
|
Practice
|
||
2. Clinical Nursing – II
|
155 Hours
|
|
3. Supervision & Management, Clinical
Teaching, Elementary Research & Statistics
(i) Supervision & Management
(ii) Clinical Teaching
(iii) Elementary Research & Statistics
|
30 Hours
30 Hours
30 Hours
|
1280 Hours
|
4. Internship
|
160 Hours
|
|
Total
|
400
Hours
|
1440 Hours
|
Hours Distribution for theory and practice
42 weeks x 40 hours/ week
= 1680 hours
Block Classes 4 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 160 hours
. Integrated theory & Clinical practice
38 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 1520 hours
(Theory 400 Hrs)*
Theory 6 hours / week =240 hours.
38 week x 6 hours /weeks = 240
Clinical experience
34 hours/weeks
38 weeks x 34 hours/week = 1280 hours.
Internship: 4 weeks x 40 hours = 160 hours.
Examinations
: Examinations to be conducted by the
Nursing Education Board by Director of Medical Education, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad
Clinical Experience: Areas
of clinical experience required.- 38 weeks.
Orthopedic & Rehabilitation
(Orthopedic ward (12 week), neuro surgical
ward (4 week) , OT (6week), Physiotherapy unit (4 week), rehabilitation unit (4
weeks) , emergency and trauma unit (4 weeks), Ortho OPD’s (4 week)
* Two weeks evening
and two week night.
Examination Scheme:
Int. Ass. Marks
|
Ext.Ass.
Marks
|
Total
Marks
|
Duration
(in Hours)
|
|||
A.Theory
|
||||||
Paper I - Clinical Nursing I
Paper II – Clinical
Nursing II
Paper III –
Supervision &
Management,
Clinical Teaching,
Elementary
Research &
Statistics
|
50
50
50
|
150
150
150
|
200
200
200
|
3
3
3
|
||
|
||||||
Clinical
Nursing (teaching & Supervision to be integrated)
|
100
|
100
|
200
|
|||
Grand Total
|
250
|
550
|
800
|
|||
Conditions for Admission to Examination
The Students:
1.
Has
attended not less than 75 % of the theoretical instruction hours in each
subject during the year.
2. Has done not less
than 75 % of the clinical practical hours.
However, students should make up 100 % of attendance for integrated
practice experience and internship in term of hours and activities before
awarding the certificate.
Standard of passing
1.
In
order to pass a candidate should obtain at least 50 % marks separately in
internal Assessment and external examination in each of the theory practical
and papers.
2. a) Less than 60 % is Second division,
b) 60 % and above and below 75 % is First
division,
c) 75% and above is Distinctions.
3.Students will be
given opportunity of maximum of 3 attempts for passing
Certification
A.
TITLE
– Post Basic Diploma in Orthopedic &
Rehabilitation Nursing.
B.
A
Diploma is awarded upon successful completion of the prescribed study
programme, which will state that
(i)
Candidate
has completed prescribed course of orthopedic &
rehabilitation Nursing .
(ii)
Candidate
has completed prescribed clinical experience.
(ii) Candidate has
passed the prescribed examination.
Staffing
Full time teaching faculty in the
ratio of 1:5.
Qualification :
1.
M.Sc.
Nursing with medical surgical nursing Orthopaedic Nursing Specialty.
2.
Post
basic diploma in orthopaedic and rehabilitation nursing With Basic B.Sc
(N)/P.B.B.Sc (N)
Experience: Minimum 3
years.
2. Guest faculty –
multi –disciplinary in related specialties.
Physical facilities
1. Class room – 1
2.
Nursing
Laboratory – 1
3.
Library
– Permission to use medical /hospital library having current medical surgical
nursing, orthopaedic &
rehabilitation nursing Truma textbooks & journals etc.
4.
Teaching
Aids – Facilities for the use.
1.
Overhead
Projector
2.
Side
Projector
3.
TV
with VCP or VCR.
4.
LCD
Projector
5.
Computer
6.
Equipment
for demonstration of skills (manilins, simulators, maodels specimen,
orthopaedics appliances , splints, tractions, special beds etc).
Office facilities.
Services
of typist peon safai Karamchari
Facilities for
office, equipment and supplies, such as
1)
Stationary
2)
Computer
with printer
3)
Xerox
machine / Risograph
4)
Telephone
and fax
Clinical
facilities
Minimum bed strength.
250 – 500 beds including spinal surgeries,
traumas, reconstructive surgery, replacement surgery etc and rehabilitation
units (physiotherapy, occupational, oratories and prosthetic).
The tuition fee is fixed
a) At Rs. 15,000/-
(Rupees fifteen thousands only) per annum for each student for 40 % Government
quota seats, and
up to Rs. 70,000/-
(Rupees seventy thousands only) per each student for 60 % Management seats.
b) To fix a fee of
Rs. 300/- (Rupees three hounded only) per subject as referred fee ( for failed
students).
c) To fix the special
fee for each student for both Govt. quota seats and Management seats as
follows:
1
|
Admission fee
|
Rs. 500/- per annum
|
2
|
Caution money deposit (refundable)
|
Rs. 1,500/- (as one time payment)
|
3
|
Special fee (Extra curricular, Sports,
Games, function etc)
|
Rs. 1,500/- per annum.
|
4
|
Uniform fee
|
Rs. 2,500/- per annum
|
5
|
Transportation
|
Rs. 3,600/- per annum
(Rs. 300/- P.M)
|
6
|
Library fee
|
Rs. 900/- per
|
7
|
Laboratory fee
|
Rs. 2,500/- per annum
|
Post
Basic Diploma In Critical Care Nursing
|
Period
of Study: One
year.
Admission
Terms and Conditions:
The
students seeking admission to this course should:
1. Be a registered
nurse (R.N & R.M) or equivalent.
2. Possess a minimum of one year
experience as a staff nurse.
3.Nurses from other
countries must obtain an equivalence certificate form INC
before admission.
4.Be physically fit.
Number
of seats to be allotted:
·
Hospital
which is having 250 -500 beds (8-10 ICU beds)
no. of seats =5-10.
·
Hospital
having more than 500 beds (20 or more ICU beds )
no. of seats = 10-20.
Distribution
of the Course:
1. Teaching : Theory & Clinical
practice 42
weeks
2.
Internship 4 weeks
3.
Examination (including preparation) 2 weeks
4.
Vacation 2 weeks
5.
Public holidays 2 weeks
52 weeks
Course
Objectives:
General
Objective
At the end of the
course the student will be able to develop an understanding of philosophy,
principles, methods and issues, management, education and research in critical
care nursing. Furthermore this course
will enable them to develop skills and attitude in providing competent critical
care nursing.
Specific Objectives:
At the end of the
course the student will be able to
1.Describe the
concepts, principles and standards of Critical care
nursing.
2.
Communicate effectively with critically ill patients and their family
members.
3. Perform advance
cardiac life support skills.
4.
Apply nursing process in caring of critically ill patients.
5.
Participate effectively as a member of the health team
6. Organize and
demonstrate skills in management of critical care
nursing
services.
7. Make a plan for organization
of critical care units.
8. Conduct research in critical care nursing.
9. Teach and
supervise nurses and allied health workers.
Syllabus: Course of Studies:
1.Clinical Nursing –I
(Inclusive of Foundation Courses)
|
Theory
|
Practical
|
155 Hours
|
Integrated Clinical Practice
1280 Hours
|
|
2. Clinical Nursing – II
|
155 Hours
|
|
3. Supervision & Management of Clinical Teaching, Elementary Research
& Statistics
(i) Supervision & Management
(ii) Clinical Teaching
(iii) Elementary Research & Statistics
|
30 Hours
30 Hours
30 Hours
|
|
4. Internship
|
160 Hours
|
|
Total
|
400
Hours
|
1440 Hours
|
Hours Distribution for theory and
practice
42 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 1680 hours
. Block Classes 4 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 160 hours
. Integrated theory & Clinical practice
38 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 1520 hours
(Theory 400 Hrs)*
Theory 6 hours / week
38 weeks x 6
hours / week = 240 hours.
Clinical experience
34 hours/weeks
38 weeks x 34 hours/week = 1280 hours.
Internship: 4 weeks * 40 hours = 160 hours
Examinations
: Examinations to be conducted by the
Nursing Education Board by Director of Medical Education, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad
Clinical Experience: Areas
of clinical experience required
Clinical experience must be provided as per
the stipulated clinical hours. The students should be posted in Critical Care
Units.
Sl.No.
|
Clinical Area
|
Weeks (38 Hrs./Weeks
|
|
1.
|
Critical
care units and wards
|
General
|
8
weeks
|
2
|
Cardiac
& Respotatory
|
Medical
Surgical
|
6
weeks
6
weeks
|
3
|
Critical
Care Units
|
6
weeks
|
|
4
|
Ots
(Cardiac, neuro, respiratory renal major abdomintal srgeres)
|
4weeks
|
|
5
|
Casualty/Diagnostic
test
|
3
weeks
|
|
6
|
Neuro
and trauma
|
4weeks
|
|
7
|
Renal
|
2
weeks
|
|
8
|
Obstretical
and pediatric emergencies
|
2
weeks
|
|
9
|
Burns
& Plastic surgery
|
3
weeks
|
|
Internship
: In any of the above critical care units
|
4
weeks
|
||
Examination
Scheme:
Int.
Ass. Marks
|
Ext.Ass.
Marks
|
Total
Marks
|
Duration
(in
Hours)
|
|||
A.Theory
Paper
I - Clinical Nursing I
Paper
II – Clinical Nursing II
Paper
III – Supervision &
Management,
Clinical
Teaching,
Elementary
Research &
Statistics
|
50
50
50
|
150
150
150
|
200
200
200
|
3
3
3
|
||
Clinical Nursing (teaching &
Supervision to be integrated)
|
100
|
100
|
200
|
|||
Grand Total
|
250
|
550
|
800
|
|||
Conditions for Admission to Examinations
The Students:
1.
Has
attended not less than 75 % of the theoretical instruction hours in each
subject during the year.
2. Has done not less
than 75 % of the clinical practical hours.
However, students should make up 100 % of attendance for integrated
practice experience and internship in terms of hours and activities before
awarding the certificates.
Standard of passing
1.
In
order to pass a candidate should obtain at least 50 % marks separately in
internal Assessment and external examination in each of the theory practical
and papers.
2. a) Less than 60 % is Second division,
b) 60 % and above and below 75 % is First
division,
c) 75% and above is Distinctions.
3.Students will be
given opportunity of maximum of 3 attempts for
passing.
Certification
A.
TITLE – Post Basic Diploma in Critical Care Nursing.
B.
A Diploma is awarded upon successful completion of the
prescribed study programme, which will state that
(i)Candidate has
completed prescribed course of Critical Care
Nursing
(ii) Candidate has
completed prescribed clinical experience.
(ii) Candidate has
passed the prescribed examinations.
Staffing
Full time teaching faculty in the
ratio of 1:5.
Minimum number of
teaching faculty should be 2 (two)
Qualification :
(1) M.Sc. Nursing With
Medical Surgical Specialty
(2) Post Basic diploma in
Critical Care Nursing experience
Minimum 3 years
2. Guest Faculty:
Multi-disciplinary in related specialties
Physical facilities
1. Class room – 1
2.
Nursing
Laboratory – 1
3.
Library
– Permission to use medical /hospital library having current nursing textbooks
& journals in critical care, medical surgical, cardiac, respiratory,
emergency nursing, burns, neuro, renal, trauma etc.
4.
Teaching
Aids – Facilities for the use of.
*
Overhead Projector
* Slide
Projector
* TV with
VCP or VCR.
* LCD
Projector
*
Computer, CDs, DVD Player, DVD’s
* Equipment for
demonstration of skills (manikins, Simulators,
models, specimens etc)
Office
facilities.
Services
of typist peon safai Karamchari
Facilities for
office, equipment and supplies, such as
7.
Stationary
8.
Computer
with printer
9.
Xerox
machine / Risograph
10.
Telephone
and fax
Clinical facilities
200 bedded hospital own with
critical care services , ICU beds up to 10 beds.
The tuition fee is fixed
a) At Rs. 15,000/-
(Rupees fifteen thousands only) per annum for each student for 40 % Government
quota seats, and
up to Rs. 70,000/-
(Rupees seventy thousands only) per each student for 60 % Management seats.
b) To fix a fee of
Rs. 300/- (Rupees three hounded only) per subject as referred fee ( for failed
students).
c) To fix the special
fee for each student for both Govt. quota seats and Management seats as
follows:
1
|
Admission fee
|
Rs. 500/- per annum
|
2
|
Caution money deposit (refundable)
|
Rs. 1,500/- (as one time payment)
|
3
|
Special fee (Extra curricular, Sports,
Games, function etc)
|
Rs. 1,500/- per annum.
|
4
|
Uniform fee
|
Rs. 2,500/- per annum
|
5
|
Transportation
|
Rs. 3,600/- per annum
(Rs. 300/- P.M)
|
6
|
Library fee
|
Rs. 900/- per
|
7
|
Laboratory fee
|
Rs. 2,500/- per annum
|
Post
Basic Diploma in Emergency and Disaster Nursing
|
Period
of Study: One
year.
Admission
Terms and Conditions:
The
students seeking admission to this course should:
1. Be a registered nurse
(R.N & R.M) or equivalent.
2. Possess a minimum of
one year experience as a staff nurse.
3. Nurses from other
countries must obtain an equivalence certificate for INC before admission.
4. 4.Be physically fit.
Number
of seats to be allotted:
Hospital which is
having 250 -500 beds no. of seats = 5-10
·
Hospital
having more than 500 beds no. of seats = 10-20.
Duration: Duration of the course is one
academic year.
Distribution
of the Course:
1. Teaching : Theory & Clinical
practice 42
weeks
2.
Internship 4 weeks
3.
Examination (including preparation) 2 weeks
4.
Vacation 2 weeks
5.
Public holidays 2 weeks
52 weeks
Course
Objectives:
General
Objective
At the end of the
course the student will be able to develop an understanding of philosophy,
principles, methods and issues, management, education and research in emergency
and disaster nursing. Further more this course will enable them to
develop skills and attitude in providing competent emergency and disaster
nursing care.
Specific
Objectives:
At the end of the
course the student will be able to
1.
Describe
the concepts and principles of emergency and disaster nursing.
2.
Describe
physiological, pathological and psychosocial aspects of conditions requiring
emergency care.
3.
Describe
various types of disasters and their effects.
4.
Perform
advance cardiac life support skills.
5.
Make
a plan for organization of emergency units including triage & ambulance
service.
6.
Apply
nursing process in caring of patients receiving emergency care.
a)
Organize
and demonstrate nursing skills in disaster management
b)
Conduct
research in emergency and disaster nursing.
9. Teach and
supervise nurses and allied health workers.
Syllabus: Course of Studies:
1.Clinical
Nursing –I
(Inclusive of Foundation Courses)
|
Theory
|
Practical
|
155 Hours
|
||
2. Clinical Nursing – II
|
155 Hours
|
Integrated Clinical Practice
1280 Hours
|
3. Supervision & Management Clinical
Teaching, Elementary Research & Statistics
(i) Supervision & Management
(ii) Clinical Teaching
(iii) Elementary Research & Statistics
|
30 Hours
30 Hours
30 Hours
|
|
4. Internship
|
160 Hours
|
|
Total
|
400
Hours
|
1440 Hours
|
Hours Distribution for theory and
practice 42 weeks x 40 hours/ week
= 1680
hours
. Block Classes 4 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 160 hours
. Integrated theory & Clinical practice
38 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 1520 hours
(Theory 400 Hrs)*
Theory 6 hours / week
38 weeks x 6 hours / week = 240
Clinical experience
34 hours/weeks
38 weeks x34 hours/week = 1292 hours.
Internship: 4 weeks x 40 hours = 160 hours.
Examinations: Examinations to be conducted by the Nursing
Education Board by Director of Medical Education, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad
Clinical Experience: Areas
of clinical experience required
Emergency services
(Medical, Surgical, Pediatrics, Obstetrics
and Gynecology, Trauma, Orthopedic,
Neuro & Psychiatric, Burns, all ICUs, * all Shifts)
* Two weeks evening
and two week night.
Examination Scheme:
Int. Ass. Marks
|
Ext.Ass.
Marks
|
Total
Marks
|
Duration
(in Hours)
|
|||
A.
Theory
Paper I - Clinical Nursing I
Paper II – Clinical
Nursing II
Paper III –
Supervision &
Management,
Clinical Teaching,
Elementary
Research &
Statistics
b.Practical
Clinical
Nursing (teaching & Supervision to be integrated)
|
50
50
50
100
|
150
150
150
100
|
200
200
200
200
|
3
3
3
|
||
Grand Total
|
250
|
550
|
800
|
|||
Conditions for Admission to Examination
The Student:
1.
Has
attended not less than 75 % of the theoretical instruction hours in each
subject during the year.
2. Has done not less
than 75 % of the clinical practical hours.
However, students should make up 100 % of attendance for integrated
practice experience and internship in terms of hours and activities before
awarding the certificate.
Standard of passing
1.
In
order to pass a candidate, should obtain at least 50 % marks separately in
internal Assessment and external examination in each of the theory practical
and papers.
2. a) Less than 60 % is Second division,
b) 60 % and above and below 75 % is First
division,
c) 75% and above is Distinctions.
3. Students will be
given opportunity of maximum of 3 attempts for
passing
Certification
a. TITLE – Post Basic
Diploma in Emergency and Disaster Nursing.
b. A Diploma is awarded
upon successful completion of the prescribed study programme, which will state
that
(i)Candidate has
completed prescribed course of Emergency and
Disaster Nursing.
(ii) Candidate has
completed prescribed clinical experience.
(ii) Candidate has
passed the prescribed examination.
Staffing
Full time teaching faculty in the
ratio of 1:5.
Minimum number of
teaching faculty should be 2 (two)
Qualification :
(1)
M.Sc.
Nursing With Medical Surgical Specialty
(2)
Post
Basic diploma in Emergency and Disaster Nursing
Experience: Minimum 3
years
2. Guest Faculty:
Multi-disciplinary in related specialties
Physical facilities
1. Class room – 1
2.
Nursing
Laboratory – 1
3.
Library
– Permission to use medical /hospital library having current nursing, textbooks & journals in
Emergency and Disaster Management.
4.
Teaching
Aids – Facilities for the use.
* Overhead Projector
* Slide Projector
* Video viewing
* LCD projector
* Internet facility.
* Computer, DVD
player, TV and VCR
* CD’s DVD’s Video
cassettes
* Equipment for
demonstration skills
Office facilities.
Services
of typist peon safai Karamchari
Facilities for
office, equipment and supplies, such as
(i)
Stationary
(ii)
Computer
with printer
(iii)
Xerox
machine / Risograph
(iv)
Telephone
Clinical
facilities
200 bedded hospital
own with ICU facility and 10 emergency beds.
The tuition fee is fixed
a) At Rs. 15,000/-
(Rupees fifteen thousands only) per annum for each student for 40 % Government
quota seats, and
up to Rs. 70,000/-
(Rupees seventy thousands only) per each student for 60 % Management seats.
b) To fix a fee of
Rs. 300/- (Rupees three hounded only) per subject as referred fee ( for failed
students).
c) To fix the special
fee for each student for both Govt. quota seats and Management seats as
follows:
1
|
Admission fee
|
Rs. 500/- per annum
|
2
|
Caution money deposit (refundable)
|
Rs. 1,500/- (as one time payment)
|
3
|
Special fee (Extra curricular, Sports,
Games, function etc)
|
Rs. 1,500/- per annum.
|
4
|
Uniform fee
|
Rs. 2,500/- per annum
|
5
|
Transportation
|
Rs. 3,600/- per annum
(Rs. 300/- P.M)
|
6
|
Library fee
|
Rs. 900/- per
|
7
|
Laboratory fee
|
Rs. 2,500/- per annum
|
Post Basic Diploma Cardiothoracic Nursing.
Period
of Study: One
year.
Admission
Terms and Conditions:
The
students seeking admission to this course should:
1. Be a rigisterd
nurse (R.N & R.M) or equivalent.
2. Possess a minimum of one year
experience as a staff nurse.
3.Nurses from other
countries must obtain an equivalence certificate for
INC before admission.
4.Be physically fit.
Number
of seats to be allotted:
·
Maximum
number of seats =25
·
Students
patient ratio = 1:3 (for calculation of students intake)
Duration: Duration of the course is one
academic year.
Distribution
of the Course:
1. Teaching : Theory & Clinical
practice 42
weeks
2.
Internship 4 weeks
3.
Examination (including preparation) 2 weeks
4.
Vacation 2 weeks
5.
Public holidays 2 weeks
52 weeks
Course
Objectives:
General
Objective
At the end of the
course the student will be able to develop an understanding of philosophy,
principles, methods and issues, management, education and research in
cardio-thoracic nursing. Furthermore,
this course will enable them to develop skills and attitude in providing
competent cardio-thoracic nursing care.
Specific
Objectives:
At the end of the
course the student will be able to
1 Describe the
concepts and principles of cardio-thoracic nursing.
2. Perform advance
cardiac life support skills.
3 Apply nursing
process in caring of patients with cardio thoracic
diseases.
4. Communicate effectively
with patients having cardio thoracic
problems and
their family members
5. Demonstrate skills in management
of cardio-thoracic services / units.
6. Participate effectively as a member of the
cardiac care team.
7.
Make a plan for organization of cardiac and thoracic units.
8.
Conduct
research in cardio thoracic nursing.
9.
Teach
and supervise nurses and allied health workers.
Syllabus: Course of Studies:
1.Clinical Nursing –I
(Inclusive of Foundation Courses)
|
Theory
|
Practical
|
155 Hours
|
Integrated
Clinical
Practice
1280 Hours
|
|
2. Clinical Nursing – II
|
155 Hours
|
|
3. Supervision & Management Clinical
Teaching, Elementary Research & Statistics
(i) Supervision & Management
(ii) Clinical Teaching
(iii) Elementary Research & Statistics
|
30 Hours
30 Hours
30 Hours
|
|
4. Internship
|
160 Hours
|
|
Total
|
400
Hours
|
1440 Hours
|
Hours Distribution for theory and
practice
42 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 1680 hours
. Block Classes 4 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 160 hours
. Integrated theory & Clinical practice
38 weeks x 40 hours/ week = 1520 hours
(Theory 400 Hrs)*
Theory 6 hours / week
36 week x 6 hours / weeks = 240 hours.
Clinical experience
34 hours/weeks
38 weeks x 34 hours/week = 1280 hours.
Internship: 4 weeks x
40 hours = 160 hours.
Examinations: Examinations to be conducted by the Nursing
Education Board by Director of Medical Education, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad
Clinical Experience: Areas
of clinical experience required
Clinical experience
must be provided as per the stipulated clinical hours. The students should be posted in
cardio-thoracic units.
Sl.
No.
|
Units/Departments
|
N. of
weeks
|
1
|
Cardio
thoracic – Medical
- Surgical
|
-6
weeks
-6
weeks
|
2.
|
OTs
(Cardiac and thoracic)
|
-
6 weeks
|
3.
|
Casualty
|
-
2 weeks
|
4
|
Diagnostic
labs including cath lab
|
-
2 weeks
|
5
|
ICCU
|
-
4weeks
|
6
|
ICU
|
-4
weeks
|
7
|
CCU
|
-4
weeks
|
8
|
OPD
|
-2
weeks
|
9
|
Pediatric
Intensive
|
-2
weeks
|
Total
|
-38
weeks
|
|
Internship*
|
-4
weeks
|
*
Two weeks evening and two weeks night (40 hrs per week
Examination Scheme:
Int. Ass. Marks
|
Ext.Ass.
Marks
|
Total
Marks
|
Duration
(in Hours)
|
|||
A.Theory
Paper I - Clinical Nursing I
Paper II – Clinical
Nursing II
Paper III –
Supervision &
Management,
Clinical Teaching,
Elementary
Research &
Statistics
B.Practical
Clinical
Nursing (teaching & Supervision to be integrated)
|
50
50
50
100
|
150
150
150
100
|
200
200
200
200
|
3
3
3
|
||
Grand Total
|
250
|
550
|
800
|
|||
Conditions for Admission to Examination
The Students:
1) Has attended not less than 75 % of the theoretical instruction hours
in
each subject during the year.
2)
Has done not less than 75 % of the clinical practical hours. However, students should make up 100 % of
attendance for integrated practice experience and internship in term of hours
and activities before awarding the certificate.
Standard of passing
1.
In
order to pass a candidate should obtain at least 50 % marks separately in
internal Assessment and external examination in each of the theory practical
and papers.
2. a) Less than 60 % is Second division,
b) 60 % and above and below 75 % is First
division,
c) 75% and above is Distinctions.
3. Students will be
given opportunity of maximum of 3 attempts for passing
Certification
a. TITLE – Post Basic
Diploma in Cardio-thoracica Nursing.
b. A Diploma is awarded
upon successful completion of the prescribed study programme, which will state
that
(i) Candidate has completed prescribed course
of
cardiothoracic Nursing
ii)Candidate has
completed prescribed clinical
experience.
(ii) Candidate has
passed the prescribed examination.
Staffing
Full time teaching faculty in the
ratio of 1:5.
Qualification : (1)
M.Sc. Nursing With Medical Surgical Specialty/Cardio thoracic Specialty.
(2) Basic B.sc (N) with Post Basic diploma in
Cardio Thoracic Nursing.
Experience: Minimum 3
years
2. Guest Faculty:
Multi-disciplinary in related specialties
Physical facilities
1. Class room – 1
2.
Nursing
Laboratory – 1
3.
Library
– Permission to use medical / hospital library having current nursing textbooks
& journals in cardio-thoracic, medical surgical, cardiac, respiratory,
emergency nursing, neuro, rental, trauma nursing etc.
4.
Teaching
Aids – Facilities for the use of
a. Overhead
Projector
b. Slide
Projector
c. TV
with VCP or VCR.
d. LCD
Projector
e. Computer
f.
Equipment for demonstration of skills (manikins,
simulator, pacemakers, ventilators, ECG, CPR manikin, pulmonary function
equipments, pulse oxymeter, Monitors, Cardiac Catheters, various chest drainage
tube sets, laryngoscope, bronchoscope, nebulisers, oxygen supply, suction apparatus,
emergency cart etc).
5.
Office facilities.
Services
of typist peon safai Karamchari
Facilities for
office, equipment and supplies, such as
1.
Stationary
2.
Computer
with printer
3.
Xerox
machine / Risograph
4.
Telephone
and fax
Clinical facilities
200 bedded Cardiac
Hospital, which has CCU, ICCU and ICU units with own thoracic units or
affiliated thoracic unit.
The tuition fee is fixed
a) At Rs. 15,000/-
(Rupees fifteen thousands only) per annum for each student for 40 % Government quota seats, and
up to Rs. 70,000/-
(Rupees seventy thousands only) per each student for 60 % Management seats.
b) To fix a fee of
Rs. 300/- (Rupees three hounded only) per subject as referred fee ( for failed
students).
c) To fix the special
fee for each student for both Govt. quota seats and Management seats as
follows:
1
|
Admission fee
|
Rs. 500/- per annum
|
2
|
Caution money deposit (refundable)
|
Rs. 1,500/- (as one time payment)
|
3
|
Special fee (Extra curricular, Sports,
Games, function etc)
|
Rs. 1,500/- per annum.
|
4
|
Uniform fee
|
Rs. 2,500/- per annum
|
5
|
Transportation
|
Rs. 3,600/- per annum
(Rs. 300/- P.M)
|
6
|
Library fee
|
Rs. 900/- per
|
7
|
Laboratory fee
|
Rs. 2,500/- per annum
|
The tuition fee is fixed
a) At Rs. 15,000/-
(Rupees fifteen thousands only) per annum for each student for 40 % Government
quota seats, and
up to Rs. 70,000/-
(Rupees seventy thousands only) per each student for 60 % Management seats.
b) To fix a fee of
Rs. 300/- (Rupees three hounded only) per subject as referred fee ( for failed
students).
c) To fix the special
fee for each student for both Govt. quota seats and Management seats as
follows:
1
|
Admission fee
|
Rs. 500/- per annum
|
2
|
Caution money deposit (refundable)
|
Rs. 1,500/- (as one time payment)
|
3
|
Special fee (Extra curricular, Sports,
Games, function etc)
|
Rs. 1,500/- per annum.
|
4
|
Uniform fee
|
Rs. 2,500/- per annum
|
5
|
Transportation
|
Rs. 3,600/- per annum
(Rs. 300/- P.M)
|
6
|
Library fee
|
Rs. 900/- per
|
7
|
Laboratory fee
|
Rs. 2,500/- per annum
|
6. The Registrar, Dr.NTRUHS., Vijayawada
and the Director of Medical Education, A.P., Hyderabad
(BY ORDER AND IN THE
NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH)
AJAY SAWHNEY
PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT
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