Research and Academics
 
School of Nursing
 
 
Sushruta School of Nursing is established as a unit of the Bangalore Hospital, which has been promoted, by Sushruta Medical Aid and Research Hospital Limited, a Public Limited Company.
 
As the Bangalore Hospital is having required infrastructure and well qualified and well known consultants and in order to impart quality nursing education and training and also to meet the hospital’s requirement of nurses and to provide quality nurses to the needy public, the hospital proposed the School of Nursing for providing education under the curriculum of Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery. Accordingly application was made in No.SMARH/945/2003 dated 15.9.2003 to the Registrar, Karnataka State Nursing Council, Bangalore for granting permission to start School of Nursing for offering Diploma in Nursing and Midwifery.

 

The Karnataka State Nursing Council in their official Memorandum No.KMC/1528/03/15.10.2003 constituted an Inspection Committee in order to evaluate the availability of clinical facilities and to study the feasibility to start Nursing School. The facilities were inspected by the said Committee and after due inspection the Government of Karnataka in their Order No.AAKUKA /375/ MME /2003, Bangalore, dated 19.12.2003, sanctioned a School of Nursing for running Diploma course with an intake of sixty students commencing from 2003-3004. As the Government sanction was received in April 2004, we have taken action to start the School of Nursing from 1st September 2004 from the academic year 2004-2005.

 
The School is located in the Bangalore Hospital premises at No.202, R.V.Road, Bangalore – 560004 with adequate infrastructure. The building is owned by the Hospital, in which adequate provision has been made for lecture hall, Principal room, office room, staff room, reading room, laboratory, library and canteen. Nursing students have been provided with hostel facilities. Required teaching staff for the school has been appointed.
 
The School has been started primarily to provide quality nursing education using the vast infrastructure and expertise available with the Bangalore Hospital. The students are selected from economicaly backward and rural background so that such children will have the opportunity of employment and the benefit of employment oriented course. Only nominal fees charge. The students are paid monthly stipend.
 
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