VISION, MISSION & OBJECTIVE

VISION

 The vision of the institute is to produce an innovative leader in emerging health care
professional with world class profile in research, education and patient care.

MISSION &GOAL

In an environment that is accountable, respectful, adaptive and innovative, the Nursing College
is committed to:

 Providing evidence-based nursing education in an interprofessional environment.

 Developing, testing, and disseminating nursing knowledge in the health sciences.
 Demonstrating excellence in nursing practice that embraces equity and culturally
effective care to patients, families, and communities.
 PROGRAM GOALS & OBJECTIVES

 To educate and prepare skillful nurses who should be able to provide competent and
therapeutic care to patients.
 To improve overall quality of bedside nurses in Pakistan.
 To prepare nurses for both clinical and community health care needs.
 To provide mentorship in nursing education and nursing research.
 Utilize appropriate teaching learning strategies for prevention of illness and the
promotion and restoration of health to individuals, families and groups.
 Recognize responsibility for maintaining competence as a registered nurse through self-
evaluation and continuing nursing education to become lifelong learner.
 To enable nurses to participate in the attainment of departmental goals, based on
important aspects of care such as nursing staff education and competency, nursing
orientation, and preceptor development.
 Nurse educators at the university level typically prepare lessons, plans, and materials for
classes and programs. In addition to demonstrating skills and techniques, they must also
develop criteria for assessment and grade homework and projects.

LEARNING OUTCOMES OF NURSING PROGRAM

Nursing program learning outcomes are the specific skills, knowledge, and attitudes that
students are expected to demonstrate upon completion of the program. These outcomes are
essential for ensuring that graduates are prepared to provide safe and effective care to
patients across a variety of settings.

Here are some common nursing program Learning outcomes:

Clinical Skills:

 Assessment: Perform comprehensive and accurate assessments of patients'

physical, emotional, and social needs.
 Diagnosis: Analyze assessment data to identify potential and actual nursing diagnoses.
 Planning: Develop individualized plans of care that are based on patients' needs and
preferences.
 Implementation: Provide safe and effective nursing interventions that address patients'
needs.
 Evaluation: Measure the effectiveness of nursing interventions and modify plans of care
as needed.

Critical Thinking:

 Analyze information: Evaluate evidence and data to make sound clinical decisions.
 Solve problems: Identify and solve problems that arise during patient care.
 Think creatively: Develop innovative solutions to improve patient care.

Communication:

 Communicate effectively: Clearly and concisely communicate with

patients, families, and healthcare professionals.
 Active listening: Actively listen to patients and families to understand their concerns and
needs.
 Therapeutic communication: Use therapeutic communication techniques to build rapport
and trust with patients.

Professionalism:

 Ethics: Uphold ethical principles in all aspects of nursing practice.

 Legal considerations: Apply legal and regulatory requirements to nursing practice.
 Cultural competence: Provide culturally competent care that respects patients' diverse
backgrounds and values.
 Lifelong learning: Commit to lifelong learning and professional development.

Leadership:

 Provide leadership: Take on leadership roles within the healthcare team.

 Delegate tasks: Delegate tasks effectively to other healthcare providers.
 Collaboration: Collaborate effectively with other healthcare professionals to provide
coordinated care.