The visions of OBG Nursing Department is to deliver extraordinary care with global standards and exceptional quality to all areas of women’s healthcare, research and education respecting diversity in their culture and values as a member of healthcare team.
The Obstetrics & Gynecology Nursing Department is dedicated to achieving excellence in nursing education, fostering competent, compassionate, and ethical professionals capable of delivering high-quality adult health care. We commit to continuous quality improvement in teaching-learning processes, curriculum delivery, clinical training, and research, aligned with the guidelines of the Indian Nursing Council (INC), University Grants Commission (UGC), and National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) standards for Internal Quality Assurance System (IQAS). Our efforts emphasize evidence-based practices, student-centered learning, faculty development, and stakeholder feedback to ensure graduates meet professional competencies and contribute to societal health needs.
These objectives are SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) and support IQAS/IQAC goals for academic enhancement in the department:
Enhance Teaching-Learning Effectiveness — Achieve ≥90% student satisfaction in feedback surveys on theory and clinical teaching, and ensure 100% coverage of curriculum with innovative methods (e.g., simulation, case studies) annually.
Strengthen Clinical Competency — Ensure 100% of students demonstrate proficiency in core Obstetrics & Gynecology nursing skills (e.g., antenatal assessment, postnatal care, Conducting Normal labour, Caring postoperative patients) through OSCE assessments, targeting ≥85% pass rates in clinical evaluations.
Promote Evidence-Based Practice and Research — Facilitate at least 80% of faculty and postgraduate students to engage in research activities, with publication of minimum 5 departmental papers/projects per year, and integration of current evidence in ≥95% of lesson plans.
Improve Student Performance and Outcomes — Attain ≥95% pass rates in university examinations for Obstetrics & Gynecology nursing subjects and reduce dropout rates by 10% through mentorship and remedial programs within the academic year.
Faculty and Infrastructure Development — Provide professional development training to 100% of faculty annually and ensure optimal utilization of departmental resources (e.g., labs, library) with ≥90% satisfaction from audits.
Stakeholder Engagement and Feedback — Collect and act on feedback from students, alumni, and clinical preceptors, achieving ≥85% implementation of suggestions for quality enhancement in departmental meetings.
These values guide the department's academic activities, faculty-student interactions, and alignment with nursing ethics and IQAS principles:
Excellence in Education: Striving for the highest standards in teaching, clinical supervision, and scholarly pursuits.
Student-Centered Learning: Prioritizing holistic development, critical thinking, and competency-building for students.
Evidence-Based Practice: Commitment to integrating current research and best practices in nursing education.
Professionalism and Ethics: Upholding integrity, accountability, and adherence to INC code of ethics.
Compassion and Empathy: Fostering caring attitudes essential for Obstetrics & Gynecology nursing care.
Innovation and Continuous Improvement: Embracing new pedagogies, technology, and feedback for ongoing enhancement.
Collaboration and Teamwork: Promoting interdisciplinary learning and partnerships with clinical agencies.
Inclusivity and Equity: Ensuring accessible, culturally sensitive education for diverse learners.
| Strategic Goal | Strategic Initiatives / Action Plan | Key Performance Indicator (KPI) |
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| 1. Enhance Academic Excellence | Implement Outcome-Based Education (OBE), innovative teaching methods, simulation-based learning, OSCE, ICT-enabled teaching, bridge and remedial programmes. | ≥95% University pass percentage, improved student performance and satisfaction. |
| 2. Strengthen Clinical Competency | Provide competency-based clinical training in Labour Room, NICU, Antenatal Ward, Postnatal Ward, Family Welfare Clinic, and Community; conduct skill demonstrations and simulation sessions. | 100% students achieve prescribed clinical competencies and complete logbooks. |
| 3. Promote Research and Evidence-Based Practice | Encourage faculty and student research projects, publications, paper presentations, journal clubs, and evidence-based clinical practice. | Minimum two research publications/presentations annually and increased research activities. At least one publication may be departmental, while others may be individual faculty or student publications. |
| 4. Develop Faculty Competence | Organize Faculty Development Programmes (FDPs), Continuing Nursing Education (CNE), workshops, seminars, and encourage higher education and professional certifications. | 100% faculty participation in at least one FDP/CNE every year. |
| 5. Strengthen Community Outreach | Conduct school health programmes, maternity health camps, cervical cancer screening programmes, health education activities, and observe national and international health days. | Minimum six community outreach programmes conducted annually. |
| 6. Ensure Quality Assurance and Continuous Improvement | Conduct academic and clinical audits, collect stakeholder feedback, monitor learning outcomes, and implement Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPA). | Two academic/clinical audits annually with documented action taken reports. |
| 7. Foster Student Professional Development | Conduct mentoring, counselling, leadership training, communication skill programmes, ethics sessions, and encourage participation in SNA and extracurricular activities. | 100% mentor-mentee meetings conducted; improved student participation and professional behaviour. |
| 8. Upgrade Infrastructure and Learning Resources | Upgrade the Obstetrics & Gynaecology Nursing Laboratory, simulation facilities, digital learning resources, library references, and ICT infrastructure. | Annual enhancement of laboratory equipment and digital learning resources. |
| 9. Promote Mother & Child Family-Centred Care | Integrate family-centred care principles into classroom teaching, clinical practice, counselling, and patient education. | Improved student competency in providing holistic mother-, child-, and family-centred care. |
| 10. Strengthen Collaboration and Professional Networking | Collaborate with hospitals, community agencies, professional organizations, and academic institutions for clinical exposure, research, and continuing education. | Increased collaborative programmes, MoUs, invited expert lectures, and academic partnerships. |
| Monitoring Activity | Frequency | Responsible Authority |
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| Department Review Meeting | Monthly | Head of Department |
| Academic Performance Review | Every Semester | HOD & Faculty Members |
| Clinical Competency Assessment | During Each Clinical Posting | Clinical Instructors & Faculty |
| Research Progress Review | Quarterly | Research Coordinator & HOD |
| Stakeholder Feedback Analysis | Annually | IQAC & Department Committee |
| Internal Academic & Administrative Audit (IAAA) | Annually | IQAC |
| Strategic Plan Review | Annually | Principal, HOD & IQAC |
Excellence in Obstetrics & Gynaecology Nursing education aligned with INC and KUHS standards.
Competent graduates capable of delivering safe, evidence-based, and family-centred Maternity nursing care.
Increased research output and scholarly contributions.
Continuous faculty development and professional excellence.
Enhanced community engagement for Maternal and Child health promotion.
Effective quality assurance through regular monitoring and continuous improvement.
Modernized teaching-learning infrastructure supporting simulation and technology-enabled education.
Development of ethical, compassionate, and professionally accountable Maternal & Child health nurses.
| SL.NO | NAME | DESIGNATION | PHOTO |
| 01. | Lt Col Prof. Dr. Regina.P.F | Professor |
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| 02. | Mrs. Dana Baby | Associate Professor |
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| 03. | S. Vijaya Nirmaladevi | Associate Professor |
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| 04. | Selvi. R | Assistant Professor |
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| 05. | L. Mahalakshmi | Assistant Professor |
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| 06. | Yamuna Devi | Lecturer |
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| 07. | Jisa Joy | Tutor |
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| 08. | Shiby. K.A | Tutor |
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Yes. Obstetric & Gynaecological Nursing equips students with specialised maternal and women's healthcare skills that are valued worldwide. With the required licensing and qualifications, graduates can explore rewarding career opportunities in hospitals and healthcare organisations across India and abroad
This department provides specialised training in maternal healthcare, reproductive health, and women's wellness. Students gain practical experience in maternity care and childbirth support, preparing them for advanced nursing roles.