The Community Health Nursing Lab at our college is a vibrant hub where students learn to extend healthcare beyond hospital walls — into homes, schools, workplaces, and underserved communities.
Simulating Real-World Public Health Scenarios
This specialized lab is designed to prepare nursing students for the diverse challenges of community-based care. It offers hands-on training in:
Equipped with models of rural and urban community setups, teaching aids, and public health kits, the lab fosters practical understanding of preventive, promotive, and rehabilitative care.
Learning Through Immersive Role Play
Students participate in mock health camps, vaccination drives, and community surveys, gaining experience in planning, organizing, and delivering care in resource-limited settings. These simulations build leadership, communication, and advocacy skills essential for public health nursing.
Empowering Through Education
A key focus of the lab is health education — training students to communicate effectively with individuals and groups about nutrition, hygiene, disease prevention, and healthy lifestyles. They learn to tailor messages for diverse populations, respecting cultural and social contexts.
Shaping Community Health Champions
Graduates of the Community Health Nursing Lab are equipped to serve in government health departments, NGOs, schools, and outreach programs. They become agents of change — promoting wellness, preventing illness, and improving health outcomes across populations.