4 TH Management Syllabus
4 TH Management Syllabus
MANAGEMENT OF
NURSING SERVICE
& EDUCATION
SUBJECT CO-ORDINATOR’S
FILE
INDEX
SL.NO CONTENT
1. Syllabus
2. Objectives
3. Students Name List
4. Subject Teacher’s List
5. Course Plan / Unit Plan
6. Lesson Plan
7. Internal Assessment Plan
8. Evaluation Plan
Time Learning
Unit Content and Teaching Learning Activities
(Hrs) Objectives
Th Pr
* Principles of Management
* Lecture Discussion
* Directing process
(Leading)
* Lecture Discussion
* Simulated Exercises
* Case studies
* Lecture Discussion
* Demonstra-tion
* Simulated Exercises
* Case studies
* Writing report
* Group dynamics
* Techniques of;
o Communication; and
o Interpersonal relationships
o Human relations;
* Public relations in context of nursing
* Lecture Discussion
* Role plays
* Group games
* Self assessment
* Case discussion
* Practice Session
* Preparation of report
* Lecture Discussion
o Regulatory bodies
o Accreditation
o Affiliation
- Philosophy/objectives
- Organization
o Structure
o Committees
- Physical facilities
o College/School
o Hostel
- Students
Selection
Admission
Guidance and Counseling
Maintaining discipline
- Faculty and staff
o Selection
o Recruitment
o Job description
o Placement
o Performance appraisal
o Development and welfare
Budgeting
Equipments and supplies: audio visual equipments,
laboratory equipment, books, journals etc.
Curriculum; Planning, implementation and
evaluation,
Clinical facilities
Transport facilities
Institutional Records and reports –
Administrative, faculty, staff and students.
* Lecture Discussion
* Role plays
* Counseling session
* Group Exercises
* Lecture Discussion
* Case discussion
* Panel discussion
* Role plays
* Critical incidents
* Visit to INC/SNRCs
* Collective bargaining
* Lecture Discussion
OBJECTIVES
Theory: 90
OBJECTIVES:
12 Dayana S 13N7925
25 Kushala K 13N7947
49 Sushmitha 13N7992
50 Swapna K 13N7994
57 Sowmya.K 13N7985
58 Litty T. Mathukutty 12N7974
COURSE PLAN
OBJECTIVES:
METHODS OF TEACHING:
Group activity
Library work
Visits
Method of Evaluation
Assignment
4. J.E Park-Preventive & Social Medicine Ed.18 M/S Bansaridas Bhanot Jabalpur
2005
5. Potter & Perry- Fundamentals of Nursing Ed. 6th Mosby St. Louis Missouri 2005
6. Barbara Kozier- Fundamentals of Nursing Ed. Fourth Ed. Wesley Canada 1991
7. Text Book of Microbiology- Ananth Narayan ed. 7th Orient Longman Chenni 2005
Goel S.L. ‘Health Care Administration.’ New Delhi: Seterling Pub. Pvt. Ltd
Ward M.J. & Sylvia A. ‘Issue in Nursing Administration.’ C.V. Mosby Company, 1991.
Jean Barrett. ‘Ward Management & Teaching.’ New Delhi: Himalayan Books.
Holan M. Dorvan. ‘Nursing Service Administration.’ C.V. Mosby Company, 1975.
Jean Barret et al. ‘The Head Nurse.’ New Delhi: Himalayan Books.
S. Srinivasan. ‘Management Process in health Care.’ NewDelhi: VHAW
R.C. Goyal. ‘Hospital Personal Management.’ Prentice Hall India.
Galharah. ‘Educational administration in Nursing.’ New York: Macmillan.
H. Agrddah. ‘Principles of Administration applied to Nursing Service.’ WHO Geneva,
1958.
Dec Ann Gillies. ‘Nursing Management.’ Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders Co.
Alexander e. ‘Nursing Administration in the Hospital.” C.V. Mosby Company.
Course Description: This course is designed to enable students to acquire understanding of management of clinical and community
health nursing services, nursing educational programmes. This is also designed to enable students to acquire understanding of the
professional responsibilities, prospects and contribution to the growth of the profession.
OBJECTIVES:
Management process
Controlling/ evaluation
Nursing rounds/visits, nursing
protocols, manuals
Quality assurance model,
documentation
Records and report performance
appraisal
Unit VI 10 Management of nursing educational Mrs. Florine Lecture cum Clement : Nursing
institutions discussion & Administration and
Assignment Management
Establishment of nursing educational
institution-INC norms and guidelines
Co-ordination with
o Regulatory bodies
o Accreditation
o Affiliation
Philosophy/objectives
organization
o Structure
o Committees
Physical facilities
o College/school
o Hostel-students
Selection
Admission
Guidance and counseling
Maintenance and discipline
Faculty and staff
o Selection
o Recruitment
o Job description
o Placement
o Performance appraisal
o Development and welfare
Budgeting
Equipment and supplies: audio
visual equipments, laboratory
equipment, books, journals etc
Curriculum; planning,
implementation and evaluation
Clinical facilities
Transport facilities
Institutional records and reports
Administrative, faculty, staff and students
Professional advancement
Continuing education
Career opportunities Lecture cum Clement : Nursing
Unit 3
Collective bargaining Ms. Athira discussion & Administration and
VIII
Membership with professional Assignment Management
organization; national and international
Participation in research activities
Publications; journals, newspapers etc
COMMUNICATION & EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
LESSON PLAN
No of students 87
Duration 1hr
Date
Time
General objectives: At the end of the class the students will be able to gain adequate knowledge regarding
utilization of nursing audit and utilize its knowledge in nursing practice
Specific objectives:
10 Students will be able Principles of supervision Explaining the Listening to the Blackboar What are the
min. to describe the Good supervision is well principles class d principles of
principles of planned objectives , methods of Supervision
supervision. supervision and criteria for ?
judging success based on needs
of the individual.
Good supervision fasters the
ability of each staff member to
think and act for herself.
Good supervision helps the
individual nurse to setup
objective's which are dynamic,
reasonableand worthwhile of
her.
Good supervision helps to attain
her objectives r stimulates her
interest and efforts.
Good supervision helps the
nurse to make a pattern for
analysis and to analyse
continuously her success in
reaching her objectives.
Good supervision is considerate
and respects the personality of
the nurse.
Good supervision stimulates the
nurse's ambition to grow
effectively.
10 list down the Functions of education Explaining the Listening to the Blackboar What are the
min. functions of functions of class d functions of
education To complete the education education ?
socialization process
To transmit the cultural
heritage
Formation of social
personality
Reformation of social
attitudes
Education for occupational
placement
Education encourages the
spirit of competition
Education trains in skills,
that are required by the
economy
Fosters the participants
democracy
Education acts as a
integrated force
Education impart values
Values & orientation
which are specific to
certain professions are
also provided by education
10 describe the types Types of education Explaining the Listening to the OHP & What are the
min of education types of education class and taking Blackboar types of
1. Formal down the notes d education?
It involves direct face interaction
with teacher and is rendered
through educational institutions
and preplanned in organized
manner. It is conducted for a
prescribed period of time and is
based on a well defined
curriculum. It is very systematic
and given by specially qualified
personnel.
2. Informal
3. Nonformal education
5 Evaluation
min
Define the term
education ?
Enumerate the aims of
education ?
List down the functions of
education ?
Describe the types of
education ?
Bibliography
1. Neeraja.K.P. “Text Book of Nursing Education”, 1st edition, Page no. 1-5, 79-100
2. V.Udai “Modern Teaching & Curriculum Management”, 1st edition, Page no.1-12
3. J.J.Gilbert “Educational Handbook for Health Personnel”, 6th edition, Page no.101-155
CRITERIA FOR INTERNAL ASSESSMENT – THEORY
Sl no Exams Marks
1 1st Sessional 25
2 2nd Sessional 25
3 Assignment (1) 25
4 CNE 25
5 Model Exam 25
6 Administration visit and 25
requirement File
Average 150/6 = 25