Department of Fundamental of Nursing
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Department of Fundamental of Nursing
This course introduces the essential concepts and skills that form the foundation of professional nursing practice. Established in the academic year 2023–2024 to meet the growing needs of the community and healthcare system, the course prepares students for further nursing studies and clinical practice.
It focuses on understanding clients’ needs, applying functional health patterns, and performing safe and effective nursing interventions. Through guided clinical experiences within the superspeciality hospital, students learn to integrate basic nursing principles into real practice and develop confidence in performing essential nursing procedures.
The department values students as key stakeholders and is committed to supporting their academic and professional growth. It aims to develop competent graduates who are well-prepared for employment at local, regional, and international levels.
Department Vision
To be a leading center of excellence in preparing professionally competent nurses capable of delivering compassionate, evidence-based care across various specialties within a superspeciality healthcare environment.
Department Mission
To prepare skilled and responsible nurses who meet the healthcare needs of society by providing safe, effective, and patient-centered care aligned with international standards of nursing education and practice.
Learning Outcomes
- Identify basic principles underlying nursing interventions, particularly in adult operative care.
- Apply a systematic approach to assessing and managing patients during pre- and post-operative periods.
- Analyze patient problems using a structured and logical method.
- Perform essential nursing skills for patients with common health conditions.
- Adhere to principles of medical and surgical asepsis and follow universal precautions in all care settings.
- Apply foundational nursing concepts—including the nursing process, critical thinking, and holistic care—to the management of common health disturbances.
- Integrate knowledge from the physical, biological, social, and behavioral sciences into patient care across the lifespan.
- Apply health promotion concepts when caring for patients from diverse cultural and social backgrounds.
- Use therapeutic and professional communication techniques effectively in clinical practice.
- Provide safe and basic nursing care based on established scientific principles.
- Distinguish between personal and professional values and demonstrate legal and ethical responsibility in practice.
- Follow standard safety guidelines and infection control practices while performing procedures in the skills laboratory and clinical areas.
Clinical Training and Practice
- Skills labs: Simulated patient care, vital signs, hygiene, mobility, and basic nursing procedures.
- Supervised clinical practice in wards, outpatient units, and primary healthcare centers.
- Focus on patient assessment, communication, and documentation.