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School of Nursing, Chopda |
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About School of Nursing, Chopda |
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Bhagini Mandal Chopda is
a very old institution
in Chopda & in this
area. Chopda is situated
at the feet of Satpuda
Hills in Uttar / North
Maharashtra. Bhagini
Mandal, Chopda is
established in 1942 for
all-round development of
women and children.
“Bhagini Mandal Chopda”
is connected to Jalgaon
District Mahila Mandal,
Jalgaon. The Jalgaon
District Mahila Mandal,
Jalgaon is affiliated to
Uttar / North
Maharashtra Mahila
Mandal and the same is
affiliated to “All India
Women’s Conference” i.e.
A.I.W.C. |
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To take steps for
gradual changes in our
country to promote the
people health status, by
governing the health
policies in India. |
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Bhagini Mandal Chopda is a Social and
Educational institution. It has been working for
the upliftment of the people, especially women
and to educate and train them in the various
skill so as to earn sufficiently and live the
life respectfully. Similarly, we work in
khandesh for the backward class and economically
weak sections of the society by running
different welfare projects. Mahatma Phule
insisted on the women’s and girls’ education
saying that an educated woman leads her family,
society and the nation towards the progress. We
follow the same message and have concentrated on
the empowerment of women. So the Bhagini Mandal
opened a Nursing Training School from August
2008 and avail an opportunity to girls and
women. |
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NEED OF NURSING SCHOOL - |
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This is the universal truth that the nurses are
an inevitable part of health services. Hence the
well trained and skillful nurses are essential
in this era of new technology; along with high
educated and high qualified doctors well trained
nurses are necessary in this field.
As per the survey of health experts in India and
the World Health Organization (WHO) the number
of trained nurses in India is very meagre to
provide the health services to the people, Due
to lack of training schools and such facilities.
Many institutions from abroad and our country
are opening hospital in large scale. They have a
great demand of trained nurses. Globalization
and privatization has impressed the medical
field.
Thinking seriously on the same issue our
institution has taken the decision to set up and
run the Auxiliary Nurse Midwives Course (ANM/FHW)of
the duration of one and half year recognized by
Indian Nursing Council , New Delhi and
Maharashtra Nursing Council Mumbai for the
welfare and benefit that Maharashtrian women
Public and the Govt. too.
Maharashtra Nursing Council is implementing this
syllabus from August 2008. |
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On
completion of the course, the ANM / FHW is able
to : |
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Appreciate the concept of holistic health and
understand the influence of Socioeconomic and
environmental factors on the health status of
the community. Identify health problem /needs
and resources in the community and mobilize
social support for active participation of the
community in health care activities. Provide
preventive, promotive restorative and emergency
health care to individuals and community as
required. Provide treatment of minor ailments.
Provide skilled midwifery services to all
mothers in the community and refer mothers at
risk to hospitals. Provide skilled care to all
neonates in community and refer neonates at risk
to the appropriate levels. Render skilled child
care services at home, clinic and school. Guide
/ Train birth attendants, anganwadi workers,
other community health activities and
volunteers. Provide need based information and
counseling related to health of individual
family and groups. Participate in all the
national health family welfare programmes at
community level. Act as a team member in the
health care delivery system. Coordinate and
collaborate with the other health team members
and community based organization, Non Government
Organization and village administration. Manage
the health centre including equipments and
supplies and maintain the records in order to
provide quality based people family services.
Updates knowledge and skill for professional and
personal growth. |
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