Guiding Principles for Healthcare Excellence
Delivering Comprehensive Care with Compassion
To create a suitable & massive infrastructure to meet the demands & march ahead providing excellent education, adapting new developments in to profession and promote research in to nursing & paramedics by following whole heartedly the principle of our professions in transforming knowledge into practice through the most cost effective methods to achieve global health goals.
Transforming Lives Through World-Class Healthcare
To recognize ourselves in the leadership position among the best nursing and paramedical institutions as a centre for excellence in professional education, training, practice & research to meet the challenges pertaining to the human health./
The principles that guide our academic excellence in nursing and paramedical education
Autonomy is about power and control over nursing practice. Greater autonomy for nurses improves patients care, patient satisfaction and elevates the status of the profession.
Accountability is an inherent confidence as a professional that allows taking pride in being transparent about the way he / she has carried out their practice. One must be personally accountable for his/ her actions and therefore place the emphasis on the development & demonstration of competence in practice.
Compassion refers to being close to patients & seeing their situation as more than a medical scenario & routine procedure. In the profession like nursing & paramedical sciences it is the fundamental element of care & reflex the strength of the profession.
Discipline is course of action leading to a greater goal than the satisfaction of the immediate. Discipline as whole imparting systematic and standardized care & to developed sense of honour leading to self-actualization and self-esteem.
Diversity is being aware of similarities and differences among the diverse client care of population in the area of health and illness. In the practice of nursing and paramedics it is imperative that we should understand concepts such as culture & multiculturalism & their influence on health and health perceptions, while providing health care for the individual as well as the community.
Human dignity is respect for the inherent worth & uniqueness of individuals & populations in the practice concern for human dignity is reflected when every patient is being valued as a person.
Integrity is an understanding and knowing oneself entirely and completely (physically, mentally, spiritually & emotionally). Professionals need to know and relate to others in a holistic manner which will serve as the basis for providing quality care by being respectful, honest, ethical & morally justified.
