ANNUAL REPORT OF THE WORK DONE IN VARIOUS UNITS OF

R.A.K. COLLEGE OF NURSING

DURING THE YEAR ACADEMIC 2018-2019

I. INTRODUCTION:

The Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing was established 72 years ago. The
primary objective is to provide and promote education & research in the field of nursing. It is
a pioneer institute for nursing education in India and South East Asian region offering basic
and higher education programmes. It is controlled financially by Ministry of Health & Family
Welfare and affiliated to University of Delhi as department of nursing under Faculty of
Science.

II. ADMISSIONS AND GRADUATION:

The admissions to B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing and M.Sc. Nursing and M.Phil in Nursing
are made on the basis of merit in the selection test as laid down by the Academic Council of
the University of Delhi.

i. Total admissions made in July, 2018 : 98

B.Sc. (Hons) Nursing 1st year : 72(69+3supernumerary quota)
M.Sc. Nursing 1st year : 24

ii. Total No. of students on the roll

Who appeared for Annual/Semester
Exam, 2018-2019 : 303
B.Sc. (Hons) Nursing : 257
M.Sc. Nursing : 46

iii. Total No. of students who graduated in 2018 : 82

Ph.D Nursing : Nil

M. Phil Nursing : Nil
M.Sc. Nursing : 20
B.Sc. (Hons) Nursing : 62

iv. No. of foreign students : 03

v. No. of physically handicapped students : 02

vi. No. of participants in short term courses

National level : 56 (27+29)

III. SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID:

 17 B.Sc. (Hons) Nursing students were awarded Merit Scholarship by the Department
of Welfare for SC/ST/OBC & Minority, Government of N.C.T of Delhi.
 Ms. Chandni Thakur, M.Sc. Nursing student was awarded President Gold Medal for
standing 1st in M.Sc. Nursing Examination.

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IV. BUDGET:

The Budget Provision for the financial year 2018-2019 was Rs. 13,46,00,000/-
(Rupees Thirteen Crore Forty Six Lakh only) under Major Head 2210 and Rs. 30,39,00,000 /-
(Rupees Thirty Crore Thirty Nine Lakh only ) under Major Head 4210 (Capital).

V. TEACHING AND RESEARCH:

The college has implemented the revised curriculum for M.Sc. Nursing programme as
per INC guidelines under Delhi University where along with theoretical knowledge more
emphasis is on clinical experience and skill development. During the academic year 2018-
2019, B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing and M.Sc. Nursing programme were conducted as per the
schedule for a total of 303 students. All the teaching departments planned and effectively
implemented the courses for B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing, M.Sc. Nursing and short-term/
continuing education courses except M.Phil in Nursing & Ph.D. in Nursing for which
admissions were not made owing to shortage as well as non-filling up of the senior
faculty positions.

(a) Community Health Nursing :

Community health nursing programme was planned and implemented as per B.Sc.
(Hons) Nursing / M.Sc. Nursing curriculum. The field experience was given for students in
urban and rural community setting. MCH Center & Maternity Home, Sriniwas Puri (MCD)
was taken for providing urban community health field experience. RFTC Chhawla was
utilized for rural field experiences for B.Sc. (Hons) nursing students. Educational visits were
arranged for B. Sc (Hons) 2nd year and 3rd year students to gain knowledge about health
agencies like Indian Red Cross, Shanti Avedna Sadan, National Centre for Diseases Control
(NCDC), Water Works, Sewage Disposal Plant, Mother Dairy, TNAI, Pt. Deendayal Institute
of Physically Handicapped etc. In B.Sc. (Hons) nursing programme the major emphasis was
to develop primary health care competencies in the family and community setting by utilizing
local resources and achieve community participation. Students actively participated in the
national health programs.

Specific activities in urban setting includes.

 Health Education 130

 Mass health Education project 10
 Cases motivated 130
 No of Deliveries conducted at Centre 62
 Post-natal care given (Institutional & Domiciliary) 268
 Comprehensive Family care given 440

M.Sc. Nursing elective students of Community Health Nursing has taken C Block
Private Colony Sriniwas Puri for community identification. The major objective of their
experience was to assist students to gain competencies in rendering comprehensive care to
high risk communities and families on priority basis using problem solving approach. They
also planned need based community health action programme on Family welfare and
prevention & control of vector borne diseases for the C Block Private Colony community at
Sriniwas puri utilizing community resources and mobilizing team effort. M.Sc. Nursing
Students also completed their summer field experience at CHC, Phulera Jaipur Rajasthan,
AIIMS Ballabhgarh, Adarsh PHC, Machari Rajasthan, PHC, Lubhuoo Nepal. All the

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International & National Health Days were celebrated by organizing health awareness
campaign.
School health experience was provided in the schools of south-east district of Delhi
govt. school health scheme. M.Sc. Nursing final Year students had their international clinical
health experience at IDSP in NCDC & Airport Health Organization.
During their rural health experience at RFTC Chhawla, the M.Sc. Nursing students
did health survey and assessment of problem of Non Communicable Disease and conducted a
health camp for the community at RFTC Chhawla. M.Sc Nursing 1 st year students conducted
awareness project on Sexual Abuse for Girls students in Government Senior Secondary
School at Defence Colony, New Delhi.

(b) Medical-Surgical Nursing:

During the year 2018-2019, teaching, supervision & evaluation of Medical Surgical
Nursing was undertaken for M.Sc. Nursing & B.Sc. (Hons) Nursing students. The 21 post
graduate students under medical surgical elective were offered the area of specialization in
critical care unit for their clinical experience. They were posted in different specialty area like
various intensive care units, Cardio thoracic, Neurology, Nephrology, Orthopaedics,
Emergency, OT and Oncology at Safdarjung Hospital, Durga Devi Birla Memorial Hospital,
Chirawa, Rajasthan and Barala Hospital and Research Centre, Chomu, Rajasthan for their
summer field clinical experience. M.Sc. Nursing (1st year) students were posted in B.L.
Kapoor Hospital, New Delhi, Maulana Hospital, Malappuram, Kerala, Regional Institute of
Medical Science, Imphal, Manipur, Kainos Hospital, Rohtak to fulfill their objectives. The
programme was planned and implemented as per curriculum.
The B.Sc. (Hons) Nursing students of III & IV semester were provided supervised
clinical experience in Medical surgical area and also in different specialty areas i.e.
Neurology, Cardiology, Skin & VD, Nephrology, Cancer, Ortho, Paediatrics, T.B, Eye, ENT,
O.T, Causality & emergency, Gynae, Burns and Plastics along with medical and surgical area
of different hospital mainly in Safdarjung hospital and the Lala Ram Swarup Institute of
Tuberculosis & Allied Diseases New Delhi. B.Sc. (H) Nursing 1st year students were also
provided supervised clinical experience in medical surgical area of Safdarjung Hospital.
Educational visits were arranged for B.Sc. (H) Nursing 2nd Year to Max Hospital Saket &
NCDC. Observational visit was also planned for B.Sc. (H) Nursing 1 st year students at
various department of S.J. Hospital and PHC Najafgarh.

(c) Child Health Nursing

During the year 2018-2019 clinical experience and education of child health nursing
was undertaken for B.Sc. (H) Nursing students as per stated objectives. B.Sc. (H) Nursing
students of V semester, and VIII semester were provided clinical experience for child health
nursing at Safdarjung Hospital in various departments such as paediatric medical, post-
operative, neonatal intensive care unit, immunization clinic and Frank Anthony Public
School. The Programme was planned and implemented as per objectives. B.Sc. (H) Nursing
Interns organized health awareness programmes and mass health education programme in
paediatric department at Safdarjung Hospital. Students also participated in poster making
competition and health education activitiy organized to celebrate Breast Feeding Week at
Safdarjaung Hospital. The programme was planned and implemented as per curriculum.

(d) Psychiatric Nursing:

The department is associated to the Psychiatric Department of RML Hospital, GB

Pant Hospital, and safdarjung Hospital. In these hospitals, students get the clinical experience

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as a part of their training. During the session 2018-2019 B.Sc. (H) Nursing, 3 rd Year, Intern
and M.Sc. Nursing, 1st year could successfully undergo their training in these hospitals.
Besides this nursing students conducted group Projects (Both B.Sc. (H) Nursing
Interns and M.Sc. Nursing Separately) in the General OPD of RML & Safdarjung Hospital on
various issues of mental illness. This was to create awareness amongst the general public,
avail medical help and reduce the stigma. The programmes were appreciated well.
B.Sc. (H) Nursing interns organized a Diwali programme for the patients at both
RML Hospital and Safdarjung Hospital for the recreation of the patients and their concerned
relatives.
The Department organized the Mental Health Week programme on 5/10/2018 at the
RAK College of Nursing. Students also participated in the Mental Health Week Programme
organized in RML Hospital and Safdarjung Hospital. The practical examination for both the
B.Sc. (H) Nursing, and M.Sc. Nursing was conducted at GB Pant Hospital & Safdarjung
Hospital.
Therefore, the student could get various experiences in the field of Psychiatric Mental
Health Nursing for the session 2018-2019.

(e) Obstetrics and Obstetrical Nursing:

Obstetrical nursing experience was provided to both B.Sc. (H) Nursing and M.Sc.
Nursing students as per the curriculum. Total six students opted for obstetrical nursing in
M.Sc. Nursing programme. Students were posted in various specialty units like antenatal
clinic, postnatal unit, labour room, NICU, OT, H.D.U. at safdarjung hospital. A group project
was conducted by M.Sc. Nursing students on ‘Quality Maternity Care- positive child birth
experience at safdarjung hospital for the nursing personnel. It was appreciated by one and all.
M.Sc. 1st year student had the summer field experience at AIIMS Rishikesh, Ganga Ram
Hospital Rajinder Nagar, Delhi. B.Sc. (H) Nursing V semester and VIII semester students
were provided supervised clinical experience at safdarjung Hospital, in all speciality areas of
obstetrics. All the students were able to complete their clinical requirements. B.Sc. (H)
Nursing V semester students also participated in the “Partner’s Forum” on 14 th Dec, 2018 at
Vigyan Bhawan organized by MoHFW, Government of India.

(f) Nutrition:

Knowledge on Nutrition is an essential component of entire health care system. B.Sc.

(Hons.) students were acquainted with normal, therapeutic and Public health Nutrition.
Besides this every student was provided with individual practical experience in the Nutrition
Lab pertaining to simple preparation of beverages, complementary foods for infants,
nutritious snacks for vulnerable groups etc.

VI. CONTINUING EDUCATION:

During the period under review, continuing education courses were conducted for
nursing personnel. Two national level short-term courses on “Emerging Role of Nurse in
India” & “Healing Touch for Quality Patient Care” from 25th Feb 2019 to 1st March 2019 &
11th March 2019 to 15th March 2019 were held. There were 56 (27+29) participants who
participated in these workshops. The programmes ended successfully.
Professional study programmes, educational tours and individual study programmes
were planned and coordinated for visiting nurses, health professionals and students from
other states (Annexure-III).

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VII. RURAL FIELD TEACHING CENTRE, CHHAWLA

The Rural Teaching Centre was established in 1950 for the purpose of providing
objective oriented rural community health experience to the students. It covers population of
approx. 22,000 and is situated 35 km away from the college. The center provides an
integrated comprehensive health and family welfare service to the community. Special
emphasis is given on MCH services, family planning, immunization, family welfare services,
nutrition, adolescent girl’s health and health education programme by the students and faculty
of rural unit in collaboration with the staff of RHTC, Najafgarh. Staff and students also
participated in National Health Programmes like Vector Borne Disease Control programme,
Revised National Tuberculosis control programme, AIDS control programme, Diarrhea
Disease control and Intensified Pulse Polio programme etc. The Centre also has DOTS and
Microscopic Centre for screening and treatment of T.B. & MDRTB patients. RFTC Chhawla
is also a ‘Team Movement Point” for pulse polio programmes.
B.Sc. (Hons) Nursing 1st year students learnt to make health assessment of individual
and effect of health determinants in community setting. They made observation of
community health and health allied resources. 2nd year students learnt to give health education
in different community setting and gained insight of epidemiological triad. They also learnt to
identify the health problems in community by family interaction and observation of
environmental factors.
B.Sc. (Hons) Nursing 3rd Year and 4th Year students developed competency in
providing comprehensive health care to the individual, family and community. They also
learnt to conduct community survey to identify specific health needs and problems. They
plan, organize and evaluate nursing programme based on the need identified. The students
were helped in gaining insight of the health services rendered to the rural community by
providing need based family health care and organizing health education programme in
different community setting. M.Sc. Nursing Students of 1 st & 2nd Year also develop
competences rendering community health nursing services by using intersectoral approach.
They also learn to demonstrate leadership & management abilities in community health
nursing. Details of activity given in Annexure-IV

VIII. LIBRARY
Total number of books = 20944

Number of Purchased Journals:

(i) Foreign Journals = 18
(ii) Indian Journals = 10
(iii) Newspapers = 06
(iv) Magazine = 07

The total expenditure on journals during the period was Rs. 15,17,062/- (Rupees
Fifteen Lacs Seventeen Thousand Sixty Two) only. Xerox facilities and lending facilities
were provided to the students and staff.

IX. STUDENT WELFARE AND CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:

a) Student Health Programmes

The main objectives of the student health programme is to help students to promote
and maintain their own health, and to prevent and control the diseases by early detection and
treatment.

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 Detailed medical examination was done for all new admissions. Other activities of the
Health Office are periodical check-up, treatment of minor ailments, follow-up, immunization,
individual counseling and guidance. Details of activities are given in (Annexure VI).
b) SNA Activities:
Students started the year with lot of enthusiasm & initiated activities at SNA unit level
& National level. Brief accounts of activities are as follows:
 Session 2018-2019 began with the celebration of Fresher’s party which was an
expression of welcome to the new batch of B.Sc. (H) Nursing 1 st year & M.Sc.
Nursing 1st year.
 The students took active participation in celebrating the festive occasions in the
college. The celebration included Independence Day celebration, Teacher’s Day
celebration, onam celebration, Diwali celebration, Christmas celebration & New
Year.
 The students also participated in various state level competitions organized by SNA
and other organisations.
 Students got 2nd Prize in Quiz competition and 3 rd prize in poster making competition
organized by NOTTO in SRCC College.
 Students got 1st Prize in pebble painting in fest organized by AIIMS College of
Nursing.
 Ms. Ashana Chanderwal bagged the 2nd position in Power Lifting and Weight Lifting
organized by Delhi University Sports Council.

c) Sports Activities

Regular sports classes were held for B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing and M.Sc. Nursing
students twice a week. The classes were conducted by an external sports faculty Mr. Kamal
Nain Singh. Various inter class competitions were held like Chess, Carrom, Cricket, Kho-
Kho, Relay Race, Discuss Throw, Javelin Throw, Badminton, throw ball etc. Prizes of
different sports events were distributed on Annual Sports Day celebration.
The 54th Annual Sports Day was held on 22 nd February 2019. Mr. Abhishek Dutt,
Counsellor South District and Mr. A. K. Gupta Deputy Secretary MoHFW were the chief
guest for the morning/ evening session respectively. All faculty members actively
participated to make the event a success. The College has registered for Delhi University
Sports Committee. The student also participated in various sports events organized by Delhi
University.

X. OTHER ACTIVITIES:

Despite the limitations of accommodation, faculty positions, other restraints and

constraints, the College has made great strides in the field of nursing and health care. College
faculty is enthusiastic and hard working. Some Teachers of the college are engaged in many
areas of research in different fields of nursing and nursing education. Some of them are
providing consultative and advisory services and are participating in projects and meetings at
National level.
In accordance with the Delhi University regulation “Policy on Sexual Harassment
Ordinance XV(D): Prohibition of and Punishment for Sexual Harassment of University of
Delhi”, A College Complaint Committee of 9 members including two outside members has
been formulated for dealing with cases of Sexual Harassment.
Vigilance awareness week observed at Chhawla sub-center and RAK College of
Nursing.
Staff orientation programme for faculty and staff was conducted by MoHFW
organized by Deputy Secretary (Nursing).

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 Workshop on BCLS & CCLS was organized for M.Sc. (final) year on 28 th and 29th
March, 2019 by Indian Resuscitation Council, AIIMS.
The College (faculty and students) is participating regularly in Pulse Polio
Immunization Programme since 1995. RFTC, Chhawla has been made TMP (Team
Movement Point) for Pulse Polio since 2002. Assembly and zonal coordinators have highly
appreciated the quality of work done by the College students and teachers in ‘House to
House’ activity of Pulse Polio Programme. The faculty and college are regularly participating
in “Perfect Health Mela”.
Various activities were conducted by M.Sc. Nursing Students e.g.- Summer field
posting and problem solving project (Annexure IX).
Several faculty members have participated and organized short term course and
workshops. Some of them have published and presented papers. Many of the staff members
are the executive members of Professional organizations (Annexure III & VII).
College has got grant to prepare module for nurses on National emergency life
support of Nurses (NELSON) from Ministry of Health & Family Welfare. The module has
been submitted to the ministry.

XI. ACHIEVEMENT:

 Dr. (Mrs.) Harindarjeet Goyal is Ph.D. guide for 6 students under the Ph.D.
programme offered by Ph.D. Consortium initiated by Indian Nursing Council and
R.G.U.H.S. (Annexure VIII)

XII. PROBLEMS FACED:

 Principal’s post is lying vacant since 2007, vice principal post filled up on adhoc,
Professor post is lying vacant since 1994, Associate Professor only 2 post has
been filled.
 27% Reserved seats in B.Sc. (H) Nursing & M.Sc. Nursing courses for OBC
students were taken without any faculty & infrastructure which is creating lots of
problem.
 Hierarchial disparity of faculty position (7) between RAK College of nursing
compared to other colleges which are upgraded from schools of nursing to
colleges of nursing under Ministry of Health & Family Welfare.
 Pay was raised by 3% of the total pay (MACP) at the level of tutor post instead of
next level of pay scale (i.e. Level 11, GP-6600/-).
 The Library needs upgradation in terms of Automation.
 Non-enhancement of B.Sc. (Hons) Internship allowance from existing Rs.500/-
p.m.
 Non-enhancement of Central Govt. Scholarship from existing Rs.150/- p.m. for
B.Sc. (Hons) and Rs.250/- p.m. for M.Sc. Nursing students.

XIII. FUTURE PLANS:

 Strengthening of RAK College of Nursing: As Centre of Excellence, Rs. 96.83

crores is planned for the expansion work by provision of additional construction, lab
equipment, library and strengthening of faculty etc.
 The Architectural plans are ready and clearance is sought from all civic agencies
except land and development office. It is under process likely to be sought soon with
the help of higher authorities at ministry of health and family welfare.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

I wish to acknowledge with thanks and appreciation for the cooperation and assistance
provided by the Doctors, nursing & other staff of Safdarjang Hospital, Dr. Ram Manohar
Lohia Hospital, Sucheta Kriplani Hospital, Lok Nayak Hospital, St. Stephens Hospital,
National Heart Institute, M.C.H. Centre & Maternity Home, Sriniwas Puri, RHTC Najafgarh,
L.R.S.TB. Hospital at Mehrauli, Principal & Teachers of Frank Anthony Public School,
Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi. The assistance rendered by the World Health Organization,
NCDC, Shanti Avedna Sadan, Mother Dairy, TNAI, INC, Sewage disposal and Water works,
MCD department acknowledged gratefully. The constant support and cooperation of
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare is acknowledged. I also wish to acknowledge with
thanks and appreciation, the cooperation and assistance rendered by the institutions to enrich
the students clinical experience such as NIMHANS Bangalore, VIMHANS, K.E.M.,
Mumbai, IHBAS. Delhi, ESI Hospital Basaidharapur, Dr. Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar
Hospital, Govt. Medical College Chandigarh, Institute of Rural Health Studies (IRHS),
Hydrabad, All India Institute of Ayurved, Sarita Vihar Delhi, Ganga Ram Hospital, AIIMS
Rishikesh.
On behalf of the staff and students, I would like to express our thanks to Ministry of
Health & Family Welfare, Dean, Faculty of Science, and Controller of Examinations of
University of Delhi of both North and South Campus, Medical and Nursing Superintendents
of Delhi Hospitals, Principals of Medical College, Delhi Municipal Corporation, Director
General of Health Services, National Institute of Health and Family Welfare, Rajeev Gandhi
Cancer Hospital, Rohini, I.H.B.A.S., Dilshad Garden, Kalawati Saran Hospital, New Delhi
L.R.S.T.B. Hospital, New Delhi Department of Nursing, and various other institutions who
have contributed in the learning experiences of the students. I wish to thank the Civil,
Electrical, and Horticulture wings of the C.P.W.D., all the faculty members, students and
their parents, and College Alumni for their cooperation in the administration of this
institution.

I also acknowledge the full support and cooperation extended by the College
Administrative and Office Staff.

Dr. (Mrs.) Harindarjeet Goyal

Vice Principal

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 ANNEXURE-I
LIST OF STUDENTS SECURING ACADEMIC POSITIONS
AND AWARD/PRIZES ON GRADUATION DAY

LIST OF PRIZE WINNING STUDENT

M.SC. NURSING (2018)

I II
Semester-II Sandhya C. Ayushma Shakya
908/1100 868/1100

Semester-IV Chandni Thakur Chinky Dembla

1538/1900 1519/1900

LIST OF PRIZE WINNING STUDENT

B.SC (H) NURSING (2018)

I II

1st Year Tarandeep Kaur Shivani Bhatt

(I & II Sem.) 766/1000 782/1000

2nd Year Jonnet Jimmy Ravita Rani

(III & IV Sem.) 766/900 690/900

3rd Year Priya Bahuguna Madhu Mala

(V & VI Sem.) 715/900 705/900

Final Year Christin Dutt Swati MAlik

(VII & VIII Sem.) 2881/3600 2781/3600

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 ANNEXURE-II

LIST OF M.SC. NURSING DISSERTATION (2018-2019)

S. Student’s Name Year Advisor Dissertation Topic

No.
1. Anand, Poonam 2019 Dr. (Mrs.) A Study to Develop and Evaluate the
M.Babu Effectiveness of Structured Educational
Dr. (Mrs.) S. Program on Pre-Merital Counselling in
Rastogi Terms of Knowledge and Attitude
among College Students of Selected
Bachelor of Education College of
Sonipat, Haryana.
2. Anil Kumar, 2019 Dr. (Mrs.) H. A Study to Assess the Effectiveness of
Minimol Goyal Planned Teaching Program regarding
Dr. (Mrs.) D. “Home Care Management after
Thomas Permanent Pacemaker Implantation”
in Terms of Knowledge and Practice
among Cardiac Patients in G.B. Pant
Hospital, Delhi.
3. Bai, 2019 Dr. (Mrs.) S. A Study to Evaluate the Effectiveness of
Babli Rastogi Structured Teaching Program on
Mrs. M. Biswas Prevention and Management of Road
Rage and Road Traffic Accident in
Terms of Knowledge and Attitude
among Adolescent Students of High
Secondary School in Selected Rural
Area of (Alwar) Rajasthan.
4. Banduni, Shruti 2019 Dr. (Mrs.) H. A Study to Evaluate the Effectiveness of
Goyal Educational Package on Basic Life
Mrs. M. Dey Support (BLS) and Advanced Cardiac
Life Support (ACLS) in Terms of
Knowledge and Practice of Nursing
Officers in Selected Hospital of Delhi.
5. C. Sandhya 2019 Mrs. S. A Study to Assess the Prevalence of
Shokanda Non-Communicable Disease Risks
Mrs. M. Dey Factors with a View to Develop and
Evaluate the Effectiveness of Health
Care Package on Prevention of Selected
Non-Communicable Disease in Terms of
Knowledge and Practice among College
Students of Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh.
6. James, Iris 2019 Dr. (Mrs.) A Study to Evaluate the Effectiveness of
M.Babu Video-Assisted Versus Information
Dr. (Mrs.) S. Booklet on Preparedness for Healthy
Rastogi Menstruation in Terms of Knowledge
and Practice among Premenarchal
Adolescents in Selected School of Delhi.
7. James, Mini 2019 Mrs. S. Patney A Study to Find the Prevalence of
Mrs. S. Menopause-Related Health Problems
Shokanda with a View to Evaluate the
Effectiveness of Planned Teaching
Program on the Management of
Menopause-Related Health Problems in
Terms of Knowledge and Practice
among Menopausal Women in Selected

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 Urban Areas of South Delhi.
8. Jyoti, Divya 2019 Mrs. S. Patney A Study to Assess the Effectiveness of
Mrs. M. Biswas Planned Teaching Program Regarding
“Care of Mentally Disabled Children”
in Terms of Knowledge and Expressed
Practices for Caregivers in the Selected
Special Schools of Delhi/NCR.
9. Kaur, Varinder 2019 Dr. (Mrs.) M. A Study to Develop and Evaluate the
Babu, Effectiveness of Self-Instructional
Dr. (Mrs.) S. Module on Birth Preparedness and
Rastogi Complication Readiness in Terms of
Knowledge and Practice of Nursing
Officers Working in Maternity Unit of
Safdarjung Hospital of Delhi.
10. Khan, Farraha 2019 Dr. R. G. A Study to Evaluate the Effectiveness of
Mathur, Health Care Package on Self-Care
Mrs. M. Dey Management of Rheumatoid Arthritis
in Terms of Knowledge and Quality of
Life in Patients with Early Rheumatoid
Arthritis in Selected Hospitals of Delhi.
11. Kumar, Pramod 2019 Dr. (Mrs.) H. A Study to Develop and Evaluate the
Goyal Effectiveness of Structured Teaching
Mrs. S. Patney Program on Organ and Tissue
Donation in Terms of Knowledge and
Attitude of College Students in Selected
Colleges of Rajasthan.
12. Mulewa, Manjulata 2019 Dr. (Mrs.) S. A Study to Assess the Prevalence of
Rastogi, Leucorrhoea, with a View to Develop
Mrs. M. Biswas and Evaluate the Effectiveness of
Planned Teaching Programme on
Prevention and Management of
Leucorrhoea in Terms of Knowledge
and Self-Expressed Practice among
Women of Reproductive Age Group (15-
45 Years) in Urban Slums Sri Niwas
Puri, New Delhi.
13. Poonam 2019 Dr. R.G.Mathur, A Study to Develop and Evaluate the
Mrs. M. Dey Effectiveness of a Mobile app:
Samrudheart on Self-Care Management
of a Patient with Heart Failure in
Terms of Knowledge, Practice and
Adherence to Treatment among Heart
Failure Patients in Safdarjung Hospital,
New Delhi.
14. Shakya, Ayushma 2019 Dr. (Mrs.) H. A Study to Determine the Prevalence of
Goyal, Occupational Exposure with the View to
Mrs. S. Develop and Evaluate the Effectiveness
Shokanda of Educational Package Regarding the
Bio-Safety Precautions and Post
Exposure Prophylaxis in Terms of
knowledge and Practice among Nurses
in Koshi Zonal Hospital, Nepal.
15. Solanki, Madhu 2019 Dr. (Mrs.) M. A Study to Develop and Evaluate the
Babu, Effectiveness of Information Booklet on
Dr. (Mrs.) S. Genetic Counselling in Terms of
Rastogi Knowledge and Attitude of Nursing
Officers Working in Selected Hospital of

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16. Sumpi, Unsah-Na 2019 Mrs. S. Patney, A Study to Develop and Evaluate the
Mrs. S. Effectiveness of Self-Instructional
Shokanda Module on Care of Low Birth Weight
Neonate in Terms of Knowledge and
Practice among the Nursing Personnel in
a Neonatal Care Unit in Safdarjung
Hospital, New Delhi.
17. Rai, Alka 2019 Dr. (Mrs.) H. A Study to Assess the Prevalence of
Goyal, Diabetic Neuropathy and its Risk Factor
Mrs. M. Dey With a View to Develop and Evaluate
the Effectiveness of the Health Care
Package Regarding Early Detection,
Prevention and Management of Diabetic
Neuropathy in Terms of Knowledge
and Self-Expressed Practice Among
Type-2 Diabeties Mellitus Patients in
Sanjay Gandhi Hospital of New Delhi.
18. Rawat, Kavita 2019 Dr. (Mrs.) M. A Study to Evaluate the Effectiveness of
Babu, a Structured Teaching Program on
Mrs. S. Patney Exclusive Breastfeeding in Terms of
Knowledge and Practice among Primi
Caesarean Mothers in St. Stephens’s
Hospital, Delhi.
19. Thomas, Tincy 2019 Mrs. S. A Study to Evaluate the Effectiveness of
Shokanda , Structured Teaching Program on
Mrs. M. Biswas Disaster Management in Terms of
Knowledge and Preparedness among
Undergraduate Students of Kristu Jyoti
College of Management and technology,
Changanassery, Kerala.
20. Varghese, Siji 2019 Dr. (Mrs.) D. A Study to Develop and Evaluate the
Thomas, Effectiveness of Planned Teaching
Mrs. S. Programme on “Management of Head
Shokanda Injury Patients” in Terms of
Knowledge and Practices among
Caregivers of Patients with Head Injury
in Safdarjung Hospital of New Delhi.
21. Verma, Abha 2019 Mrs. O.K. A Study to Evaluate the Effectiveness of
Kathuria, Educational Package on Infant and
Mrs. S. Patney Young Child Feeding Practices Under
the MAA (Mother’s Absolute
Affection) Programme in Terms of
Knowledge and Counselling Skills
among Asha Workers of Selected
Maternal and Child Health Centres of
East Delhi.

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LIST OF INTERNS NURSING RESEARCH PROJECT 2018-2019

S. Student’s Name Year Advisor Project Topic

No.
1. Samridhi, Aarya 2019 Mrs. S. Yadav A Study to Assess the Knowledge and
etc. Prevalence of Polycystic Ovarian
Disorder in Third Year of B.Sc. (H)
Nursing Students in Selected Colleges
of New Delhi.

2. Kalra, Akshika etc. 2019 Mrs. Anugrah A Study to Assess the Knowledge about
Milton Menstrual Hygiene, Menstrual
Problems, Management of these
Problems and Practices Related to
Menstruation among Adolescent Girls in
a Selected School of Delhi.

3. Maurya, Amrita 2019 Mrs. Poonam A Study to Assess the Knowledge and
etc. Gupta Attitude Regarding Universal
Precautions among Nursing Students in

Selected College of Nursing, New

Delhi.

4. Anjali 2019 Mrs. Usha Phulara A Study to Assess the Knowledge and
Attitude of Class XII Students
Regarding HIV/AIDS and Its
Prevention With a View to Develop and
Evaluate the Effectiveness of Planned
Teaching Program in Selected
Government School of Urban
Community in New Delhi.

5. Baghel, Anju 2019 Mrs. Geeta Saifi An Experimental Study to Evaluate the
Effectiveness of Planned Teaching
Program on Prevention and Control of
Obesity in Terms of Knowledge and
Attitude among Teenagers in Selected
Schools of South Delhi.

6. Meena, Anju 2019 Mrs. Neelam A Study to Assess Knowledge and

Narula Attitude of Parents of Children (Under 5
Years of Age) Towards Immunization
in Selected Urban Slum Area of Delhi.

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 ANNEXURE – III
A. SHORT TERM COURSES, SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS ORGANISED BY THE
DEPARTMENT OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
S. Course Title/Topic Dates No. of
No. Participants
National level workshops:

1. Emerging Role of Nurse in India 25/02/19 to 01/03/19 27

.
2. Healing Touch for Quality Patient Care 11/03/19 to 15/03/19 29

B. The groups of B.Sc. / M.Sc. students of following institutions visited college for orientation.

S. No. Date College Class

1. 09/04/1 Apollo College of Nursing Anjora Durg (C.G.) B.Sc.
8 G.N.M.
2. 09/04/1 GRT College of Nursing Tuuttani, Tamil Nadu B.Sc.
8
3. 11/04/1 Geetanjali College of Nursing, Geetanji University Udaipur, B.Sc.
8 Rajasthan
4. 02/07/1 Akal College of Nursing, Eternal University, Baru Sahib, M.Sc.
8 Dist. Sirmour, Himachal Pradesh
5. 27/07/1 Pushpanjali College of Nursing, Agra B.Sc.
8
6. 28/09/1 Fortis Institute of Nursing, Mumbai Post Basic
8
7. 11/10/1 College of Nursing, NIMHANS, Bangalore B.Sc.
8
8. 22/10/1 Pondicherry Institute of Medical Science, Pondicherry B.Sc. & M.Sc.
8 Post Basic
9. 23/10/1 Suretech College of Nursing, Nagpur, Maharashtra B.Sc.
8
10. 28/11/1 Bharti Vidyapeeth College of Nursing, Navimumbai B.Sc.
8
11. 28/11/1 Sri Devaraj URG College of Nursing, Tamaka, Karnataka B.Sc.
8
12. 14/12/1 S.N. College of Nursing, MKESS, Nagpur Post Basic
8
13. 17/12/1 Joitiba College of Nursing, (J.C.N) Bhandu (Mahesan), M.Sc.
8 Gujarat Post Basic
14. 05/01/1 S.N.G.N.C., I.G.M.C. & Hospital, Shimla M.Sc.
9
15. 18/01/1 Sumantai Wasnik Institute of Nursing, Dasha Nagpur Post Basic
9
16. 21/01/1 Gujarat Institute & Mental Health, ahemdabad, Gujarat M.Sc.
9
17. 25/01/1 Holy Spirit Institute of Nursing Education, Andheri, Mumbai Post Basic
9
18. 30/01/1 Tata Memorial Hospital College of Nursing, Mumbai M.Sc.
9
19. 31/01/1 Alvas College of Nursing Moodbidri Mangalore Karnataka B.Sc.
9
20. 04/02/1 Bharti Vidhyapeeth College of Nursing, Pune B.Sc. & M.Sc.
9 Post Basic

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21. 04/02/1 BGS Apollo College of Nursing, Maysore, Karnataka B.Sc.
9
22. 08/02/1 M.S. Ramaiah Institute of Nursing Education & research, B.Sc. & M.Sc.
9 Karnataka Post Basic
23. 12/02/1 Gopala Gowda Shanthaveri Memorial College of Nursing, B.Sc.
9 Mysooru, Karnataka M.Sc.
24. 12/02/1 Vimayaka Mission College of Nursing, Puducherry B.Sc.
9
25. 19/02/1 National Heart Institute College of Nursing M.Sc.
9
26. 19/02/1 Vikram College of Nursing, Mysore, Karnataka B.Sc.
9
27. 21/02/1 Govt. College of Nursing Fort Bangalore, Karnataka B.Sc.
9
28. 22/02/1 Hoskate Mission Institute of Nursing B.Sc.
9
29. 27/02/1 St. Philomena’s College of Nursing, Bangalore B.Sc.
9
30. 27/02/1 St. Isabel’s College of Nursing B.Sc.
9
31. 08/03/1 Christian College of Nursing, Neyyoor, K.K.D.T. Tamil Nadu B.Sc. & M.Sc.
9

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 ANNEXURE - IV
Report on performance of staff and students at R.F.T.C., Chhawla
(April 2018 to March 2019)

 03 In service education programme was conducted for ASHAs, Anganwadi workers

and Primary School Teachers.
 01 Camp is organized on Non Communicable Diseases – An Awareness cum
screening approach for Chhawla and nearby villages.
 188 health education sessions were planned and organized in different community and
schools on different topics.
 13 Group Projects on different topics as per the need of community was conducted in
community and schools.
 06 demonstrations were given on ORS preparation, breast feeding, balanced diet,
Breast Self-Examination and hand washing.
 Various health and other related activities were conducted on World Health day,
World Hypertension day, International Yoga Day, World Rabies week and Central
vigilance awareness week.

OTHER ACTIVITIES:
 RFTC, Chhawla is a team movement point for Pulse polio Programme House to
House Activity.
 03 Pulse polio sessions were held during the year and approximately 3000 children
were vaccinated with Oral Polio vaccine during each session.
 02 nukkad natak sessions on prevention, control and management of TB and
Substance Abuse were conducted in collaboration with various agencies.
 Exposure of Community Field experience to other institutions includes NEIGRIMS,
Shillong, Meghalaya, Nightingale College of Nursing, Holy Family College of
Nursing and National Heart Institute New Delhi.

M.Sc. Students NEIGRIMS , Shillong , Meghalaya 03

M.Sc. Students Nightingale College of Nursing , New Delhi 02
Post Basic B.Sc. Students Holy Family College of Nursing, New Delhi 22

YEARLY REPORT OF M.C.H AND FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAMME

(April 2018 to March 2019)
1. O.P.D. Attendance : 16,843
2. Total no of antenatal checkups and follow up done: 84
3. Inj. Tetanus Toxoid to antenatal mothers: 1st dose 18
nd
2 dose 15
Total TT 33
4. Total No. of live births: 127
5. Total No. of Infant 1st visit 99
st
6. Total No. of Toddler 1 visit: 75
7. Immunization Given:
 Pentavalent & OPV I 12
 Pentavalent & OPV II 11
 Pentavalent & OPV III 12
 Measles 15
 MMR 10

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  DPT & OPV Booster I 11
 DPT & OPV Booster II 31
 Typhoid 18
 Tetanus Booster-I 23
 IPV-I 13
 IPV-II 12
8. School Health Programme:
 No. of schools covered 11
 No. of children for whom physical examination was done: 150
 Dental diseases 25
 Eye problem 38
 Referred to Hospital 63
9. Family welfare Programme
 Target couple 1979
 Cases of Tubectomy 408
 Cases of Vasectomy 15
 Cases of oral pills 113
 Cases of IUD 105
 Cases of CC (Condoms) 524
10. Health Education
 Planned 188
 Group Attendance 2000(approx.)

Data of DOTS and Microscopy centre, RFTC, CHHAWLA

(April 2018 to March 2019)
1. Total new cases : 88
2. Pulmonary cases: 54
3. Extra pulmonary cases: 34
4. MDR cases: 01
5. Total microscopy test done: 745
 Symptomatic New cases: 656
 Follow up cases: 89
6. Total cured: 23
7. Treatment completed: 47
8. Switched to category IV: NIL
9. Died: 02
10. Defaulters: 04
11. Transfer out: 01
12. On treatment: 11

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 ANNEXURE-V
FACULTY POSITION AS ON 31/10/2019

Sl. Name of the post No. of Posts Filled Vacant Vacant

No. since
__ _____________ ___________ ____ _____ _____
1. Principal 1 - 1 01.06.2007
2. Vice-Principal 1 15.10.18 adhoc 22.02.2005
3. Professor of Nursing 1 - 1 01.01.1994
4. Director (C.G.C.) 1 - 1 01.10.1983
5. Chief Medical Officer 1 - 1 01.01.2018
6. Associate Professor in Education 1 - 1 01.09.2009
7. Associate Professor in Psychology 1 - 1 01.09.1991
8. Associate Professor in Psychiatric Nursing 1 - 1 01.01.1988
9. Associate Professor in Community Health Nsg. 1 - 1 01.06.2010
10. Associate Professor in Nursing Administration 1 1 - -
11. Associate Professor in Nursing Education 1 1 - -
12. Associate Professor in Continuing Education 1 - 1 01.01.1993
13. Lecturer in Psychology 1 - 1 06.04.2011
14. Nutritionist 1 1 -
15. Assistant Professor 5 4 1 14.09.2010
22.09.2011
05.01.2018
16. Tutors 12 6 6 01.07.2007
02.07.2007
17. Clinical Instructors 20 18 2 26.09.2011
24.05.2015

NEW APPOINTMENT, PROMOTION,

RESIGNATION/TERMINATION, STAFF ON LEAVE AND RETIRING
PERSONS:

 New Appointment : 1 Vice Principal (adhoc)

 Promotions : 1(Associate Professor)
 Retirements : 04
 Deputation (11.07.2016) : 01
 Study Leave for pursuing post-Graduation : 04

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 ANNEXURE - VI

Detailed Activities of the Health Office

 Health Office Expenditure : Rs.39,649/-

 Medical Examination for newly admitted students : 72
 Attendance in Health Office : 2297
Nurse Clinic

 No. of cases referred to:

 Safdarjang Hospital : 106
 AIIMS : Nil
 G.B. Pant Hospital, New Delhi : Nil
 Lok Nayak Hospital, New Delhi : Nil
 Mool Chand Hospital, New Delhi : Nil
 Lajpat Bhawan Charitable Clinic : 01
 Sri Niwas Puri : 01
 Pvt. Clinic : Nil
 Dental Clinic : Nil
 Ortho Clinic (knee surgery done) : Nil

 Total No. of Students immunized : 66

(Hepatitis B Vaccine) i.e. all new entrants of
B.Sc. (H) Nursing and M.Sc. Nursing programme

 Total number .of cases on ATT : Nil

 Total number of cases admitted to S.J. Hospital : Nil

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 ANNEXURE VII
WORKSHOP ATTENDED

S. Theme of the workshop Date Venue Name of the

No. Faculty
1. DMA (Menstrual Hygiene) 27/05/18 DMA Mrs. Tumpa Roy
Mrs. Ria Laishram
2. Leading Nursing in Times of Change 29/10/18 to Jamia Hamdard Mrs. Neelam Narula
31/10/18 University
3. “Excellence in Nursing Research Process & 29/11/18 to Kolkata, West Dr. (Mrs.) Sharda
Outcome” Annual National Conference 01/12/18 Bengal Rastogi
4. TNAI Biennial Conference 11/12/18 to Goa Dr. (Mrs.) Sharda
16/12/18 Rastogi
5. Simulation Workshop 1day Assembly Hall Mrs. Tumpa Roy
RAKCON
6. Training Course on Strengthening 03/01/19 to NIHFW Mrs. Shilpa Kapoor
midwifery practices for Safe Motherhood in 11/01/19
India
7. Knowledge & Skill update in Nursing 14/01/19 to Assembly Hall Mrs. Rekha Kotnala
Practice 21/01/19 RAKCON
8. Workshop on Disaster Management at 15/01/19 to VMMC Mrs. Namrata
VMMC & Safdarjung 17/01/19 Mrs. Ritu Rani
9. Emerging Role of Nurses 25/02/19 to Assembly Hall Mrs. Rita Laishram
01/03/19 RAKCON Mrs. Ruby Anand

10. ‘Simulus 4’ at NAMS 02/03/19 to NAMS Mrs. Geeta Saifi

03/03/19 Mrs. Neelam Narula
11. Research Methodology 11/03/19 to NIHFW Mrs. Usha Phulara
19/03/19

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Registered Ph.D theses guided by Dr. (Mrs.) Harindarjeet Goyal, Under

the Ph. D Consortium By INC and Rajeev Gandhi Institute of Health
Sciences.

S. Name of the Student Topic of the thesis

No.
1. Ms. Deltimol Mathew Analyses the need barriers, facilitators,
competency of nurse for nurse practitioner role in
different health care setting of Kerala
2. Ms. Pragya An exploratory survey to assess the perception and
knowledge of a selected population on cancer
prevention among selected health care settings of
Delhi.
3. Ms. Basant Mann An exploratory study to evaluate the effect of
various therapies on the outcomes of post recovery
angioplasty (PTCA) patient in a selected hospitals
of Delhi.
4. Ms. Manju An exploratory study to assess the effect of nature
based sounds intervention on agitation, anxiety and
physiological stress response in patients under
physiological mechanical ventilator support at Dr.
Prem Hospital Panipat.
5. Ms. Mary Shimi D Effectiveness of papaya extracts dressing on the
healing of diabetic foot ulcer among diabetic
patients.
6. Ms. Shyama Devi Motivational enhancement for providing health
behavior in preventing cancer cervix.

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M.Sc. Nursing student’s summer field posting and problem solving project.

S. Speciality Project Institute Conducted Group/ sample

No. on
1. Quality maternity
Obs & Gynae care ensuring positive SJ Hospital 26-10-2018 Staff
child birth experience
2. Inservice education
Community RFTC Aganwadi &
programme on 07-03-2019
health nursing Chhawla ASHA Worker
adolescent health
3. Knowledge deficit Family members of
Medical surgical Safdarjung
related to prevention 13-03-2019 admitted patient in
nursing Hospital
of life style disease cardiology ward
4. Neurology
Care of bedridden Patient & their
Medical surgical Ward,
patients to their 13-03-2019 relative admitted in
nursing Safdarjung
relatives Neuro ward
Hospital
5. Family members of
Medical surgical Safdarjung
Post-operative care 13-03-2019 admitted patient in
nursing Hospital
surgical ward
6. Community Group project on RFTC Community of
04-04-2019
health nursing community nutrition Chhawla Chhawla
7. Group project on
Obg Lecture
Medical surgical Stress management , Nursing officer of
Hall, 05-04-2019
nursing communication skill SJ Hospital
Safdarjung
and IPR
8. Knowledge deficit
related to post
Medical surgical BLK Hospital Nursing officer of
exposure prophylaxis 10-05-2019
nursing New Delhi BLK Hospital
and stress
management
9. Prevention and
Sir Ganga
OBG management of 10-05-2019 ANC mother
Ram Hospital
Anemia in pregnancy
10. Knowledge deficit
Medical surgical related to assessment BLK Hospital Nursing officer of
12-05-2019
nursing of critically ill New Delhi BLK Hospital
patients
11. Knowledge deficit
Medical surgical related to BLK Hospital Nursing officer of
14-05-2019
nursing ICDS(Intercoastal New Delhi BLK Hospital
drainage system )
12. Knowledge regarding
AIIMS
Obs & Gynae obstetrical 15-05-2019 Nursing officer
Rishikesh
emergencies
13. Patient & their
Care of fistula and
Medical surgical BLK Hospital relative of BLK
diet during 16-05-2019
nursing New Delhi Hospital in renal
haemodialysis
unit
14. Community Prevention and AIIMS 05-06-2019 Caregivers of under

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 management of
diarrhoea of under 5
health nursing Ballabgarh 5 children
children among
caregivers
15. Knowledge deficit
related to minor Antenatal mother
Obstetrics and
disorder in pregnancy Sir Ganga attending ANC
gynecological 08-06-2019
and its management Ram Hospital OPD in Sir Ganga
nursing
among antenatal Ram Hospital
mothers
16. PPH management APHC,
Community
among nursing officer Machari 10-06-2019 Staffs of PHC
health nursing
of PHC Rajasthan
17. Knowledge regarding APHC,
Community
schemes by govt. Machari 10-06-2019 ANC mothers
health nursing
among ANC women Rajasthan
18. Knowledge regarding
Community CHC,Phulera ASHA, Aganwadi,
MR campaign among 13-06-2019
health nursing Rajesthan ANM
healthcare workers
19. Knowledge deficit
regarding biomedical
Community waste management CHC ,Phulera Medical personnel
14-06-2019
health nursing and universal Rajasthan of PHC
precaution among
health care workers
20. AIIMS
Obs & Gynae Family planning 14-06-2019 Post Natal Mother
Rishikesh
21. Breast feeding & AIIMS
Obs & Gynae 16-06-2019 ANC mother
KMC Rishikesh
22. Knowledge deficit Kainos
Medical Surgical regarding care Hospital
17-06-2019 Nursing officer
Nursing bundles in intensive rohtak
care nursing officer Haryana
23. Psychiatric &
Management of Parents of ADHD
Mental health NIMHANS 18-06-2019
ADHD children
nursing
24. Psychiatric &
Therapeutic Nursing officer in
mental health VIMHANS 18-06-2019
communication VIMHANS
nursing
25. Knowledge deficit
related to diabetes
and Hypertension
Barala hospital
Medical Surgical patients and their Patient & their
Chomu 18-06-2019
Nursing attendants who relativen
Rajasthan
attended OPD of
barala hospital chomu
Rajasthan
26. Knowledge deficit
regarding effective
Medical Surgical Moulana
documentation and 19-06-2019 Nursing officer
Nursing Hospital kerala
recording among
nursing staff

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27. Importance of
Psychiatric and therapeutic
Family members of
mental health compliance in the VIMHANS 20-06-2019
admitted patient
nursing treatment of mental
illness
28. DDBM Cardiac Patient &
Medical surgical Cardiac Hospital, their relative
21-06-2019
nursing Rehabilitation Jhunjhunu, attending cardiac
Rahasthan OPD
29. Prevention & Parents of
Mental health &
management adolescent
psychiatric NIMHANS 21-06-2019
behaviour in children(admitted)
nursing
adolescence in PHC
30. Knowledge deficit
Medical Surgical regarding Disaster Moulana
24-06-2019 Nursing officer
Nursing management among Hospital kerala
nursing officer
31. Regional
Institute of
Knowledge deficit of
Medical Surgical Medical Staff nursing/
nursing officer related 26-06-2019
Nursing Science Nursing sister
to stress management
Imphal,
Manipur

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