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Diploma In Nursing Science & Midwifery Course :
Since 2008started operating this diploma nursing course for the students who passed the HSC. This is a 3 years course follows the Curriculum of Bangladesh Nursing& Midwifery Council (BNMC) which is mainly divided into theory and practical learning in the Hospital. The course is also divided into 6 semesters for 3 years (2 semesters in each year). From 2008 to 2022, a total of 335students passed the BNMC comprehensive licensing exam and most of them are employed as a Registered Nursing Midwife Practitioner in the Gov. and private hospitals, clinics and health institutes in the country. A total of 100 students (12th Batch&13th Batch)a re-continuing this course to build their Nursing carrier.
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Diploma in Nursing Students Information January- December2022
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Diploma in Midwifery (Developing Midwives Project)-BRACU
Since December 2012, in partnership with BRAC University this project started operating the Diploma in Midwifery Course for the female students who passed the HSC. It is a 3 years Diploma Course in Midwifery which was not so important to the students in the past. Normally, in hospital general nurses were used to make responsible as midwives for delivery but, now any hospital prefers midwives for delivery that increases the importance of this course. The reality is that every year many students do not get opportunity to be admitted to this course. Also, the Govt. is stressing the importance of making skilled midwives for the proper health care of mothers and children in the country. So, Gov. supports NGOs running this Diploma Midwifery course to achieve the target. This Developing Midwives Project of GBC-CHP is playing important roles in achieving the Gov.’s target to make skilled midwives around the country.
This course follows the ICM/WHO international standards of midwifery that a student secures the required competencies for independent midwifery practice. This course also qualifies students for becoming maternal health professionals who are capable and competent in working with communities. Also, they learn how to negotiate effectively and timely referring to Emergency Obstetric Centre (EOC).
Achieving the Gov.’s target to make skilled midwives in the country, BRAC University has been operating 6 academic sites in partnership with 6 NGOs located in different parts of the country. The GBC-CHP academic site, Joyramkura, is one of the academic sites operated by BRACU. From this academic site a total of 120students (1st batch, 2nd batch, 3rd batch& 5th batch) passed their comprehensive licensing exam and received practitioner license from the BNMC. They are now employed in different govt. Upazila Health Complexes, Hospitals and private health centers, organizations, institutes, and clinics. A total of 50 students (6th batch & 7th batch) are continuing their course.
| Duration of Years | Number of Credit | Each Year Semester | Week of Each Semester | Total Number of semester | Total Course Curriculum Modules | No. of Students Each Batch | Learning Theory hours | Learning Lab hours | Learning Clinical |
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| 1 | 155 | 2 | 22 | 6 | 33 | 30 | 1902 | 512 | 2104 |
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Diploma in Midwifery DMP Students Information January- December2022
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Diploma in Midwifery students:
Community Engagement Graduate Midwives (CEGM):
Business Plan:
The 5thbatch of 30 graduated midwives those who are waiting for BNMC comprehensive final licensee exam will start6 months CEGM program. They were placed in different Health Services Centers, GBC-CHP hospital, Phulpur, health mother and child care center for six months and their CEGM will bestartedfrom1st March 2021.During the CEGM the graduate midwives closely practice ANC, PNC, NVD, INC&FP.This process of learning increases their skill and knowledge and they become more capable and competent in mother and child health care. The GBC-CHP Academic Site organize smoothly experience sharing meeting six times and conducts six time preparation modular exam for BNMC licensee exam. It was the 4thtime that the GBC-CHP Academic Site experienced in conducting CEGM, for the 5thbatchgraduate midwives and they s successfully completed the six monthly CEGM program in GBC-CHP hospital, Phulpur, Haluaghat Upazila health complex and Mymensingh mother and child care center.
The Business Plan is actually a strategic plan of GBC-CHP to continue running the diploma in midwifery education program for the midwifery students. The reality is that the partnership with the BRACU in running this midwifery education program will come to an end on September 30, 2021.The BRAU has already confirmed the 6 academic sites that from October, 2021 the academic sites have to be responsible for running the midwifery education program. That is why BRACU is now in the process of handing over all their charges of this education program to the 6 academic sites. The 6 academic sites are also in the process of taking over the charges from BRACU that according to the instructions and supports the 6 academic sites will receive NOC from BRACU and submit applications to the Health Ministry and BNMC for the registration of 6 academic sites with the BNMC. The registration with the BNMC is important for 6 academic sites to run independently this education program.
National & International Day Observation:
During the Covid-19 pandemic situation and the reporting year 2022, the GBC-CHP Academic Site observed the International Women Day, International Midwifery Day, and Safe Motherhood Day through zoom online. The participants of day observations were the DMP-2 students, faculty teachers, GBC-CHP management staffs and Doctors. The days were successfully observed by the following strictly the Health Rules impose by government.
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Pop Up Fair & Clinical Placement:
The clinical and community placement for the midwifery students is to make them competent midwives. The students perform clinical placement in the hospital that they get opportunities to acquire knowledge and skill of mother & child health care and handling safe delivery. Due to Covid-19 pandemic situation the students could not conduct the community survey that through the survey students get opportunities to build up well communication & relationship with village doctors, Kabiraj, pharmacies, community health providers, religious leaders, local leaders, school teachers and TBAs. Usually, during the community placement they have to visit different places, to increase their experiences, built up relationship with the health services providers. Also they get opportunities for observing their working procedures, styles that they learn more from them through counseling, communicating, talking with community people what make them known about the life styles and status of the poor community people. This process of gathering experiences of community is very important for their practical and future life that they learn about how to behave with the community people very patiently and carefully which qualities make them idle and competent midwives.
