MIBE Graduate School for Nurses, Indore (A unit of Christian Medical Association of India) (Recognized by Indian Nursing Council, MP Nurses & Midwives Registration Council and affiliated to Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore) EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION: EXCELLENCE IN PRACTICE GSN was started in 1945 with the aim to prepare Indian Nurses in the area of Education and Administration especially for the Hindi speaking areas of our country. The institution started with the Sister Tutor, Ward Sister, Public Health Nursing courses; later Diploma in Nursing Education and Administration was begun. All these courses have been discontinued and presently we conduct the Post Basic BSc(N)programme. This was started in 2005 and is affiliated to Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore and recognized by Indian Nursing Council and Madhya Pradesh Nurses & Midwives Registration Council. Milestones of GSN: 1945- Course in Ward Administration Teaching and Supervision at Jackman Memorial Hospital, Bilaspur (presently in Chattisgarh). 1955- GSN moved to Indore 1957- Sister Tutor course 1958- Advanced Course in Public Health Nursing. 1967- GSN had the first Indian Director 1997- Diploma in Nursing Education and Administration. 2005- Post Basic B.Sc Nursing Pioneers of GSN: Ms. Ruth I Mitchell Ms. Louise Scott Ms. Bessie Mac Murchy Dr. Ruth Harner Ms. Florence Nafzigar Ms. Matilda Miese Ms. Sushila Patras M.Sc.(N)- First Indian Director- Served for 32 yrs Ms.Mamta Soren Ms. Subashini Singh Present Faculty: Dr.Mrs. Maya Patlia M.Sc(N), Ph.D - Principal (was awarded the Florence Nightingale Award by President of India) Mrs. Jagrani Ekka M.Sc(N) Child Health Nursing - Lecturer Mrs. Ranjana Soren M.Sc(N) Psychiatric Nursing - Lecturer Mr. Joseph Raj B.Sc(N) - Tutor M.I.B.E. Graduate School for Nurses, Indore has credibility with local health care institutions, Central and State Government, and World Health Organization. The school has successfully prepared nurse leaders not only for the nation but also for neighboring countries like Mauritius, Nepal, Kenya, Zambia, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Bhutan and Tanzania. This strong contribution in the area of nursing education and service continues to this day. PHILOSOPHY We believe in God the Father who loved people enough to send His Son Jesus Christ to bring them closer to Him and to each other. We believe that the teachings of Jesus enable us to be actively concerned with physical, social, mental, and spiritual well-being of every individual. Further, we believe nurses as well qualified professionals are an integral and necessary part of a collaborative health care delivery team; promoting health, preventing diseases and providing therapeutic care. We believe that higher nursing education will provide opportunities for nurses to develop to their fullest potential as professional nurses and citizens so that they may help their people and society to achieve the physical, social, mental and spiritual wellbeing that we desire for all. The dynamic processes of planning, providing and evaluating nursing care are necessary to meet the unique needs of individuals, their families and the communities. We believe that the principles of communication are a fundamental requirement for quality education and thus Hindi and English will be the medium for instruction. We believe that registered qualified nurses can become competent and effective nurse teachers and administrators in hospitals, institutions and the community. This can be achieved with the additional knowledge of principles and concepts and related sciences, which must then be applied to the practice of nursing, administration and education. We believe that the teaching-learning process should be learner-centered thus calling for an ongoing, individualistic approach to teaching. AIMS 1. To provide leadership within the nursing profession through the provision of Higher Education and a holistic approach to health. 2. To prepare nurses to participate effectively in the National Healthcare delivery programme. (MIBE Constitution Article-III). OBJECTIVES 1. Assess health status, identify nursing needs, plan, implement and evaluate nursing care for patients/clients that contribute to heat of individuals, families and communities. 2. Demonstrate competency in techniques of nursing based physical, biological and behavioural sciences. 3. Participate as members of health team in the promotive, preventive, curative and restorative health care delivery system of the country. 4. Demonstrate skills in communication and interpersonal relationship. 5. Demonstrate leadership qualities and decision making abilities in various situations and managerial skills in community health settings. 6. Practice ethical values in their personal and professional life. 7. Participate in research activities and utilize research findings in improving nursing practice. 8. Recognize the need for continued learning for their personal and professional development. COURSE CONDUCTED 1. Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing Course for Trained Nurses. Course Duration- 2 yrs Eligibility- General Nursing and Midwifery/alternative Course ADMISSION PROCEDURE Candidates seeking admission for Post Basic B. Sc. Nursing course on basis of I.N.C. guide line and university ordinance: Have passed 10+2 examination or its equivalent from a recognized board. 1. Be a Registered Nurse and Midwife with any State Nursing Council in India 2. Male candidates should have passed an alternative course prescribed by the Indian Nursing Council in lieu of midwifery 3. Be medically fit 4. Have a Migration Certificate from university/board last enrolled. 5. Be not more than 50 years of age Note: No experience after qualifying as General Nurse and Midwife or alternate course is required. For more information about the Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing course, application procedure or to request a prospectus please contact M.I.B.E. Graduate School for Nurses, Indore (M.P.) EXAMINATION SCHEME: Minimum 80% attendance before writing university exam. 100% attendance in practical/clinical before award of degree. LOCATION OF COLLEGE The MIBE Graduate School for Nurses is situated in Sanyogitaganj, Indore and is within the campus of Christian Hospital, Indore (Mission Hospital). The railway station and roadways bus stations are only a short distance (10 -15 minute walk). TEACHING & LEARNING Innovative & Interactive Learning Methods Qualified & Committed Faculty Learner-Centered Approach Wide Range of Clinical Experiences Professional Development Opportunities, e.g. National Conferences, Expert-led Workshops, Student Nursing Association, etc. PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE: A. Parent Hospital B. Affiliated Hospital C. Rural Community - LEARNING FACILITIES Christian Hospital, Indore Gokuldas Hospital, Indore (Cardiac Speciality) Palia on Indore Ujjain highway Well stocked Library with e-cataloguing Modern Teaching Aids Computer Lab Wireless Internet Learning Labs: Maternal and Child Health Lab, Community Health Lab, Nutrition Lab & Science Lab FUTURE PLAN M.Sc. Nursing 2014-15 Continuing Nursing Education through – Workshops and Seminars EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITY: Students are encouraged to involve in all extracurricular activities such as: Sports competition Cultural competition Art competition Education Trip State and National seminar/conference Present papers and get awards CAMPUS LIFE Spacious Living Accommodation Grounds for Outdoor Games & Relaxation Healthy Supportive Social Environment TOPERS OF THE COLLEGE 2007 Ms. J. Innaciammal 2008 Sr. M. Ciso Franklin Rama 2009 Ms. Alka Ekka 2010 Sr. Sheena Thomas 2011 Ms. Mickal Earnest 2012 Ms. Meena Rana CONTACT INFORMATION M.I.B.E. Graduate School for Nurses of the NL/CMAI Christian Hospital Campus Sanyogitagang, PO Box 170 Indore, M.P. – 452001 Telephone – 073-2700527, 2704729 Email ID – mibegsn@sancharnet.in, mibecollege@gmail.com