The Community Health Nursing (CHN) Laboratory is designed to provide students with practical experience and essential skills required for delivering effective health care services at the community level. The lab is equipped with models, charts, audio-visual aids, and community health kits that help students learn about family assessment, home visiting techniques, and health education methods.
Here, students practice procedures such as:
The CHN laboratory also serves as a resource center where students develop skills in communication, health teaching, record keeping, and community survey techniques. By simulating real-life situations, the lab prepares nursing students to provide comprehensive, preventive, promotive, and rehabilitative care to families and communities.
Our well-structured CHN lab ensures that students gain confidence before applying their knowledge and skills in the field, thus bridging the gap between classroom learning and community practice.
In this laboratory, students practice and master the basic nursing procedures such as:
By integrating theoretical knowledge with practical training, the Fundamentals of Nursing Laboratory prepares students to provide safe, effective, and holistic nursing care to patients in hospitals and communities. Fundamentals of Nursing Laboratory
The Child Health Nursing Laboratory is designed to provide hands-on training in the care of infants, children, and adolescents. The lab is equipped with mannequins, paediatric models, growth charts, immunization kits, play therapy materials, and audio-visual aids to help students develop essential skills in paediatric nursing.
Students are trained in areas such as:
The laboratory provides a simulated environment where students can practice with confidence before providing care in hospitals and community health settings. By integrating knowledge, skills, and compassion, the Child Health Nursing Laboratory prepares future nurses to deliver safe, effective, and family-centered care to children.
The Obstetrics and Gynaecology (OBG) Nursing Laboratory is established to provide students with practical knowledge and clinical skills related to maternal and women's health care. The lab is equipped with maternal and neonatal mannequins, birthing simulators, models of reproductive organs, antenatal kits, charts, and audio-visual aids that create a hospital-like learning environment.
In this laboratory, students gain hands-on training in:
The OBG Nursing Laboratory helps students integrate theory with practice, develop confidence in handling obstetric and gynaecological cases, and cultivate the skills necessary to provide comprehensive, safe, and compassionate care to mothers, newborns, and women across the lifespan.
The Audio-Visual Aids (AV Aids) Laboratory is established to enhance the teaching–learning process in nursing education. The lab is equipped with modern teaching aids such as LCD projectors, overhead projectors, televisions, computers, charts, models, posters, flash cards, puppets, boards, and other instructional materials that help students develop effective communication and teaching skills.
In this laboratory, students learn to:
The AV Aids Laboratory provides a creative environment where nursing students develop confidence in communication, teaching, and counseling, which are essential skills for professional nursing practice. It also prepares them to deliver effective health education during community postings, clinical practice, and professional presentations.
The Nutrition Laboratory is designed to provide nursing students with practical knowledge and skills related to dietetics and therapeutic nutrition. The lab is equipped with modern kitchen facilities, cooking utensils, weighing scales, charts, models, and audio-visual aids, enabling students to learn the scientific preparation of nutritious meals.
In this laboratory, students are trained to:
The Nutrition Laboratory bridges theory with practice, allowing students to gain confidence in diet planning, therapeutic nutrition, and health education. It prepares future nurses to promote healthy eating habits and dietary care for patients, families, and communities.