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   College of Nursing

The continuous growth, the development of MES institution under the able and effective leadership of its Chairman and Director has got the approval of Indian Nursing Council, Kerala Nursing Council and Calicut University to start the College of Nursing at MES Medical College Hospital in the year 2004.

MES College of Nursing is functioning in a four storied building with spacious class rooms, most modern teaching technologies, Office and well equipped laboratories for fundamentals of Nursing, Community Health Nursing, Nutrition, Anatomy, Physiology and Computer Science. It is the first college of Nursing in Malappuram District to get attached Medical College Hospital. The annual intake of students is fifty.

MES College of Nursing situated at Malaparamba at Palachode is connected to the Angadippuram to Valanchery road. It is 2 Km close by to the Angadippuram railway station. College of Nursing is attached to the MES Medical College hospital which posses 500 beds with all major specialities.

The college of Nursing has got an excellent library for imparting knowledge to the students. Apart from the academic, the students are encouraged to take part in cultural and sports activities. A team of qualified, experienced, talented and dedicated faculty members have been striving for excellence under the able and effective leadership of this institution.



 Nursing
Nursing Nursing
   MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE OF MES COLLEGE OF NURSING
    Chairman :   Mr. M.A. Yousuf Ali
    President :   Mr. K.K. Aboobacker
    Director :   Dr. P.A. Fazal Ghafoor
 
    Members : 		  Dr. M.A. Abdulla
  Mr. T.O. Abdulla
  Prof. P.O.J. Lebba
  Haji M. Adul Rahim
  Mr. M. Abdul Khader
  Mr. Abdul Karim
  Mr. A.M. Aboobacker
  Mr. A. Mohammed
  Dr. P.A. Mohammed Sayeed
  Mr. M.M. Rasheed
  Mr. K.V. Mohammed
  Er. N. Aboobacker
  Mr. N. Abdul Rasheed
  Dr. Mujeeb Rahman
    Ex-officio :   Prof. Mangalajothy Spencer
                (Principal MES College of Nursing)
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   PHILOSOPHY OF MES COLLEGE OF NURSING

  The teaching staff of the college of nursing believes that the nurses who prepared under our programme   will be able to take up the first level positions in the college, the hospital and the community.
arrow Our concept of nursing education is based on the ICN’s definition of the unique function of the nurse and the sound educational principles.
arrow We believe that we have responsibility in helping the student develop pride in the profession with respect to her/ his future in nursing.
arrow Nurses who are prepared under the college of nursing will accept the responsibilities with regard to the professional status of nursing.
arrow We believe that the graduate nurses of our collegiate programme contribute for their personal development as a member of the society.
arrow The hospital and public health field contribute to the education of the nurse. So that she will be able to develop leadership qualities in her profession.
 
  AIM  
  
  The aim of the undergraduates nursing program is to:


  1.  Prepare graduates to assume responsibilities as professional, competent nurses and midwives in       providing promotive, preventive, curative, and rehabilitative services.
  
  2. Prepare nurses who can make independent decisions in nursing situations, protect the rights of and       facilitate individuals and groups in pursuit of health, function in the hospital, community nursing services,       and conduct research studies in the areas of nursing practice. They are also expected to assume the       role of teacher, supervisor, and manager in a clinical/ public health setting/ school of nursing.
 
  OBJECTIVES  
  
  On completion of the four year B.Sc Nursing program the graduate will be able to:


 1. Apply knowledge from physical. Biological and behavioural sciences, medicine including alternative      systems and nursing in providing nursing care to individuals, families and communities.
  2. Demonstrate understanding of life style and other factors, which affect health of individuals and groups.
  3. Provide nursing care based on steps of nursing process in collaboration with individuals and groups.
  4. Demonstrate critical thinking skill in making decisions in all situations in order to provide quality care.
  5. Utilize the latest trends and technology in providing health care.
  6. Provide promotive, preventive and restorative health services in time with the national health policies       and programmes.
  7. Practice within the framework of code of ethics and professional conduct, and acceptable standards of      practice within the legal boundaries.
  8. Communicate effectively with individuals and groups and members of the health team in order to      promote effective interpersonal relationships and team work.
  9. Demonstrate skills in teaching to individuals and groups in clinical/ community health settings/ School of      Nursing
 10. Participate effectively as members of the health team in health care delivery system.
 11. Demonstrate leadership and managerial skills in clinical/ community health settings
 12. Conduct need based research studies in various settings and utilize the research findings to improve the       quality of care.
 13. Demonstrate awareness, interest, and contribute towards advancement of self and of the profession.
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   FACULTY MEMBERS  
 
arrow PRINCIPAL:
    Prof. Mangalajothy Spencer (M.Sc Nursing, M.Phill)
arrow DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL & SURGICAL NURSING
    Mrs. Smitha. P.S. M.Sc (N)
  Mrs. Bindu.P. M.Sc (N)
arrow DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY
    Mrs. Tessy Mathew. M.Sc (N)
  Mrs. Nirmala. V. M.Sc (N)
arrow DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRICS
    Mrs. Deepthi. M.Sc (N)
arrow DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY
    Mrs. Baby. M.Sc (N)
  Mrs. Kamala. M.Sc (N)
arrow DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY NURSING
    Prof. Mangalajothy Spencer. M.Sc (N), M.Phill
  Mrs. Jaya.C.C. M.Sc (N)
arrow ASSISTANT LECTURES
    Mr. Abilash Nandanan. B.Sc (N)
  Ms. Sindhu Kunjappan. B.Sc (N)
  Mrs. Nasla Bari. B.Sc (N)
  Mr. Vinod.K.K. B.Sc (N)
  Ms. Anu Elizebath Abraham. B.Sc (N)
  Ms. Rasna.B.K. B.Sc (N)
  Ms. Nasiya.K.S. B.Sc (N)
  Ms. Sumy Jose. B.Sc (N)
  Mr. Jaison.T.P. B.Sc (N)
  Mr. Subin. B.Sc (N)
  Ms. Nimya Paul. B.Sc (N)
  Mr. Sajosh John. B.Sc (N)
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  LIST OF EXTERNAL LECTURES
 
   FIRST YEAR  
 
1.Dr. Padmaja
: Physiology Dept.
2.Dr. Getcie : Physiology Dept
3.Dr. Caroline : Physiology Dept
4.Mr. Sajeev : Physiology Dept
5.Mrs. Jeena : Anatomy Dept
6.Mr. Jithesh : Biochemistry Dept
7.Dr. Sayyed : Microbiology Dept
8.Mr. Suni : Psychology Dept
9.Mr. Sabir : Sociologist
10.Mrs. Dijil : Nutrition
11.Mr. Ram Mohandas : Communicate Language
12.Mr. Paulson : Computer Science
 
   SECOND YEAR  
 
1.Dr. Nishad R Manhu
 : Community Medicine
2.Dr. Jaleel
: Medicine
3.Dr. Habbeb
: Medicine
4.Dr. Ahammed Anwar
: Opthalmology
5.Dr. Mini
: E.N.T
6.Dr. Girish Raj
: E.N.T
7.Mrs. Bismi
: Dietetics
8.Dr. V. Pushpavally
: Pathology
9.Dr. Abid Ali
: Surgery
10.Dr. Vijay
: Orthopedics
11.Dr. Hameed
: Surgery
12.Dr. Saifudheen : : Surgery
13.Dr. Gopinath
: Dermatology
14.Dr. Lekha : Pathology
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   THIRD YEAR  
 
1.Prof. P.M. Kutty : Pediatrics
2.Dr. Faizal
: Pediatrics
3.Dr. Aboobacker Kutty
: pediatrics
4.Dr. Sunil George
: Nephrology
5.Dr. Mukundan
: Cardiology
6.Dr. Raghuram
 : Psychiatry
7.Mr. Suni
: Clinical Psychology
8.Mr. Sabir : Community Psychiatry
 
   FOURTH YEAR  
 
1.Dr. Anil

: Maternity Nursing
2.Dr. Jaya Krishnan : Maternity & Gynecological Nursing
3.Dr. Reshma : Maternity Nursing
4.Dr. Valsan.M.K : Maternity Nursing
5.Dr. Babitha : Maternity Nursing
6.Dr. Promodha : Gynecology
7.Dr. Sekharan : Maternity
 
  ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
 
 
1. The minimum age for admission shall be 17 years on or before 31st December of the year of admission.
2.
The minimum educational requirements shall be the passing of:
Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (12 years course) Or Senior School certificate Examination (10+2), Pre- degree Examination (10+2) Or an equivalent with 12 years schooling from a recognized board or university with Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and English with minimum of 50% aggregate marks.
3. 3.Candidate shall be medically fit.
 
   ENTRANCE / SELECTION TEST
 
Selection of the candidates should be based on the merit of the entrance examination held by University or competent authority
 
   DURATION OF THE COURSE
 

Bachelor of Science in Nursing is a four year degree course of study with one year compulsory internship after the successful completion of the four year course. The main purpose of this programme is prepare professional nursing graduates who will be able to render comprehensive health care to all , in various setting and participate and co- ordinate nursing service and nursing education at different levels.
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   VACATION / HOLIDAYS
 
8 weeks vacation including holidays shall be given in each year.
DURATION  
Course duration
= 4 years
Weeks available per year
= 52 weeks
Vacation
 = 8 weeks
Examination (including preparatory) = 4 weeks
Available weeks
= 40 weeks
Hours per week
= 40 hours
Hours available per academic year = 1600 ( 40 weeks x 40 hours )
 
   COURSE OF INSTRUCTIONS
 
  FIRST YEAR
SUBJECTS

 THEORY
( IN HOURS )
(CLASS & LAB)		 PRACTICAL IN HOURS
( CLINICAL)
1 ANATOMY 80 20
2 PHYSIOLOGY 80 ---
3 MICROBIOLOGY 45
 15
4 BIOCHEMISTRY 30
 ---
5 NUTRITION 40
 20
6 PSYCHOLOGY
60 ---
7 SOCIOLOGY 50
 ---
8 NURSING FOUNDATION 465 (265 + 200)
 450
9 ENGLISH 30
 ---
10 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS 20
 30
11 INTRODUCTON TO COMMUNITY HEALTH 40
 40 ( OBSERVATION VISIT )
  TOTAL

 940 575
  TOTAL HOURS
 1515
 
  SECOND YEAR
SUBJECTS

 THEORY
( IN HOURS )
(CLASS & LAB)		 PRACTICAL IN HOURS
( CLINICAL)
1 MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING I ( ADULT & GERIATRICS)
PART 1.MEDICAL NURSING INCLUDING DERMATOLOGY AND COMMUNICABLE DISEASE NURSING
PART II.SURGICAL NURSING INCLUDING OR TECHNIQUE AND EYE & ENT NURSING		 140

120		 480

560
2 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING I 80 120
3 PHARMACOLOGY 45
 ---
4 PATHOLOHY 30
 ---
  TOTAL

 415 1160
  TOTAL HOURS
 1575
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  THIRD YEAR
SUBJECTS

 THEORY
( IN HOURS )
(CLASS & LAB)		 PRACTICAL IN HOURS
( CLINICAL)
1   MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING ( ADULT   INCLUDING GERIATRICS ) II 140 400
2 CHILD HEALTH NURSING 110 400
3 MENTAL HEALTH NURSING 100
 320
4 NURSING RESEARCH AND STATISTICS 50 ( 35 + 15 )
 80
  TOTAL

 400 1200
  TOTAL HOURS
 1600
 
  FOURTH YEAR
SUBJECTS

 THEORY
( IN HOURS )
(CLASS & LAB)		 PRACTICAL IN HOURS
( CLINICAL)
1   OBSTETRICAL & GYNAECOLOGICAL NURSING 90 + 30 480 + 160
2 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING II 90 320
3 NURSING EDUCATION 60
 160
4 MANAGEMENT OF NURSING SERVICES & EDUCATION 60
 160
  TOTAL

 330 1280
  TOTAL HOURS
 1610
 
   SCHEME OF EXAMINATION
  FIRST YEAR
SUBJECTS ASSESSMENT
HOURS INTERNAL EXTERNAL TOTAL
1 ANATOMY 2 ½ 25 75 100
2 PHYSIOLOGY
 2 ½ 25 75 100
3 MICROBIOLOGY 2 ½ 25 75 100
4 NUTRITION & BIOCHEMISTRY 2 ½ 25 75 100
5 PSYCHOLOGY 2 ½ 25 75 100
6 SOCIOLOGY 2 ½ 25 75 100
7 NURSING FOUNDATION 3 50 100 150
8 ENGLISH
2 25 --- 25
9 NTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS 2 25 --- 25
10 INTRODUCTON TO COMMUNITY HEALTH 2 50 --- 50
PRACTICAL & VIVA VOCE
        
1 NURSING FOUNDATIONS

8 50 100 150
 

TOTAL

   350 650 1000
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  SECOND YEAR
SUBJECTS ASSESSMENT
HOURS INTERNAL EXTERNAL TOTAL
1   THEORY
  PAPER 1.MEDICAL NURSING   INCLUDING DERMATOLOGY AND   COMMUNICABLE DISEASE   NURSING
 3 50 100 150
2   PAPER II.SURGICAL NURSING   INCLUDING OR TECHNIQUE AND   EYE & ENT NURSING
 3 50 100 150
3   PAPER 1II. PHARMACOLOGY 2 25 50 75
4   PAPER 1V.COMMUNITY HEALTH   NURSING I 3 50 100 150
PRACTICAL & VIVA VOCE
        
1 MEDICAL NURSING

 8 50 100 150
2 SURGICAL NURSING 8 50 100 150
 

TOTAL

   275 550 825
 
  THIRD YEAR
SUBJECTS ASSESSMENT
HOURS INTERNAL EXTERNAL TOTAL
1   1THEORY
    MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING I
 3 50 100 150
2 CHILD HEALTH NURSING   
INCLUDING GENETICS
 3 50 100 150
3 MENTAL HEALTH NURSING 3 50 100 150
4   NURSING RESEARCH AND   STATISTICS 2 ½ 25 75 100
PRACTICAL & VIVA VOCE
        
1 MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING

8 50 100 150
2 CHILD HEALTH NURSING 8 50 100 150
3 MENTAL HEALTH NURSING 8 50 100 150
 

TOTAL

   325 675 1000
 
  FOURTH YEAR
SUBJECTS ASSESSMENT
HOURS INTERNAL EXTERNAL TOTAL
1 THEORY
NURSING EDUCATION
 3 50 100 100
2 NURSING ADMINISTRATION
 3 50 100 100
3 OBSTETRICS ANDGYNAECOLOGICAL NURSING 3 50 100 150
4 COMMUNITY NURSING II 3 50 100 150
PRACTICAL & VIVA VOCE
        
1 OBSTETRICS
ANDGYNAECOLOGICAL NURSING

 8 50 100 150
2 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING II 8 50 100 150
 

TOTAL

   300 600 800
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  REGULATIONS
 
1. University examination shall be conducted ordinarily twice in a year (One regular and one supplementary examination every year.)
2.
Candidates shall register for all parts of examination in their first appearance.
3. Candidates who have undergone the prescribed course of study for a period not less than 10 months of the academic year only can appear for the examination. No candidate shall be admitted to any part of the examination unless he / she has secured a minimum of 80 % or above attendance separately in theory classes as well as practical in each subject.
4. A candidate who is absent for a total of more than 60 days continuous or interrupted within a period of three months during an academic year shall not be eligible to continue the course with the same batch of students. He / She may obtain special sanction for readmission with the junior batch from higher authorities (University / DME/ Govt. of Kerala.).
5. A candidate must have minimum 80 % attendance in both theory and practical separately in each subject for appearing the university examinations.
6. Candidates who fail to appear for examination in any part or parts owing to the shortage of required attendance shall make up the lost attendance before appearing for the succeeding examination.
7. If the shortage is beyond the condonable limit the candidate should repeat with the junior batch.
8. Minimum pass marks shall be 50 % in each of the Theory and Practical papers separately for internal examinations.
9. The internal marks shall be signed by the candidate before transmission to the university.
10. Minimum pass marks shall be 50 % in each of the Theory and Practical papers separately for university examinations.
11. A candidate must have 100% attendance in each of the practical areas before award of Degree.
12. A candidate has to pass in theory and practical exam separately in each of the paper.
13. If a candidate fails in either theory or practical paper he /she has to reappear for both the papers. (Theory and Practical).
14. A candidate who fails in any paper or part in the examination may appear for that paper or part in the subsequent examination
15. Maximum number of attempts permitted for each paper is 3 including first attempt.
16. Candidates shall not be admitted to the subsequent higher examination unless the candidate has passed the previous examination.
17. The maximum period to complete the course successfully should not exceed 8 years.
18. Maximum number of candidates for practical examination should not exceed 15 per day.
19. Candidate who pass all parts of examination on the first occasion of appearing there of shall be ranked in order of proficiency as determined by the total marks obtained and shall be arranged in two classes.
 
arrow Second Class
     Candidates who have passed the examination with an aggregate of 50% and above.
arrow First Class
     Those who have secured 65 % marks aggregate or above.
arrow distinction
     Those students who have secured an aggregate of 75 or above marks be awarded distinction.      Candidate who pass in first class and who obtain not less than 75% of marks in any subject shall be      deemed to have passed with distinction in that subject. Candidates who pass the examination in      subsequent appearance shall be ranked only in second class.
arrow Rank in the examination
     Aggregate marks of all the 4 years regular examination shall be considered for awarding rank for      the B.Sc Nursing. A consolidated mark list consisting of all 4 year examinations shall be given to all      the students.
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   POLICIES OF MES COLLEGE OF NURSING
 
  GENERAL RULES
1. Students will see that the class room and surroundings are kept in order and absolutely clean and tidy.
2.
Students will maintain complete silence in the classroom and in the college premises so as to ensure a peaceful atmosphere in the college.
3. Students are required to inspect the notice board daily.
4. After the preliminary period of 12 weeks (3 months) there will be and examination to assess the students ability to continue the course. Successful candidates only will be allowed to continue the course.
5. Students who desire to discuss their problems with the class co- ordinator or principal (personal, professional) will do so with previous appointment.
6. Each students conduct, character and behaviour are evaluated every month. If the report is not satisfactory suitable action will be taken by the management which may include termination from the training.
 
 
  ACADEMIC
1. Students are expected to be punctual for the class room learning as well as the clinical learning.
2.
80% attendance for the theory and 100% attendance of clinical learning is necessary to appear for the examination.
3. Students who have 80% attendance in the clinical learning will be all allowed appearing for the practical examination provided he/ she should make up the attendance to 100 % at the completion of the year.
4. Students will submit all assignment, procedure books, and case books to concerned tutors exactly on the specified dates.
5. Students should complete their requirements as per the university norms in order to appear for the external examinations.
6. Students are expected to keep silence until the class teacher arrives inside the class room.
7. Students are not supposed to possess the mobile phone in the class room as well as in the clinical area.
 
 
  LEAVE RULES
1. Six week vacation is given per year which may be planned along with the master rotation and clinical rotation.
2.
Sick leave is to be sanctioned by the physician only.
3. All the leaves are entered to the leave register to calculate the attendance.
4. Students who do not satisfy the required attendance will not be allowed to go for university examination.
 
 
  UNIFORM REGULATIONS
1. Students should come to the Clinical in the prescribed uniform.
2.
Female students must put the hair away from the face and off the neck.
3. Men students are not allowed to wear neckties.
4. Follow the general practices of good grooming.
5. Wear a minimum of jewelry- it can harbor micro organisms and could injure a client.
6. Avoid large Earrings.
7. Avoid using perfume- Clients may be allergic to them.
8. Wash hands often. Make sure your fingernails are short and clean, clip hangnails. Cutex and eye- tex should be prohibited.
9. Cover cut or opens wounds for your protection.
10. Wear washable clothes, uniform and sweaters.
11. Wear pants long enough to reach your shoe tops.
12. Wear safe and comfortable shoes. Don’t wear sandals or clogs.
13. Always wear your name tag.
14. Keep mustaches and beards neatly trimmed.
15. Students will carry in their pocket scissors, pencil, pen (red and blue), scale, tape, measure, stethoscope and a watch on their left hand while on duty.
 
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  STUDENTS HEALTH
 
arrow Students who sick must contact the health call teacher and necessary steps may be taken
arrow Students on sick leave are not permit to go home without the permission of Principal
arrow They will be annual medical checkup for all students
arrow Necessary vaccine are administered as per the prescription
arrow Every students must check his/her weight once in a month and mark it in the health record
 
   STUDENTS NURSES ASSOCIATION ( S. N. A. )

        All students will be the member of the S.N.A. They will be guided by two of the faculty members acting as S.N.A. advisor and assistant advisor. The elected body of S.N.A will be responsible for the various S.N.A. activities. S.N.A. provides its members opportunities to enjoy the benefit of rapport with other student nurses in different parts of the country and in various programs in nursing.

        S.N.A. organizes meeting to discuss professional and educational matters of the unit level every month or as and when required. Holds the state annual conferences jointly with or independent of the state T.N.A.I conferences, organizes national S.N.A. biennial conferences and scientific exhibitions which make the conferences very interesting and educative. Organizes inter district and Interstate tours and sports completions. S.N.A celebrates days of national and International importance particularly those relevant to the discipline and common festivals. It organizes fund raising activities to finance the association.
 
   STUDENTS COUNSELLING

The students are divided in to five groups. Each group is organized the under the respective teachers guidance. Every month and whenever necessary the students will be under going the counseling session in order to promote healthy living with in the college and hospital setup.
 
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