About Our School
St. Joseph College of Nursing Sciences Mbaise is a vibrant, life-changing Nursing institution with a global outlook and powerful commitment to delivering excellent student experiences and innovations in nursing education and research. Our College is located at Umuokele Enyiogugu, Aboh Mbaise LGA Imo State Nigeria.
St. Joseph College of Nursing Sciences Mbaise
Why Study at St. Joseph College of Nursing Sciences Mbaise
Our students are exposed to state-of-the-art facilities including ultra-modern classrooms, demonstration skill lab, esteemed library and world-class ICT center. Our career-focused courses and innovative teaching empowers the student with appropriate knowledge, skills, confidence and experience to practice in any part of the world.
Motto
Our motto is Scientia Potentia Est (Knowledge is Power)
Mission Statement
St. Joseph College of nursing is committed to inspiring students (learners) to achieve the highest standard of intellectual and personal development that promotes self-reliance and excellence in practice.
Vision Statement
We aspire to be a leading college of nursing for advancing nursing education and practice through modern technology, research and critical thinking skills.
Philosophy
The philosophy of St. Joseph College of Nursing Sciences is one which appreciates and upholds the dignity of human beings, caring and commitment to social justice through effective combination of professional knowledge, skills and attitude. We believe in critical thinking and strict adherence to a deliberate and systematic process of education that promotes capacity building to foster self-confidence, independence and discipline in our students.
Our Core Values
We value Integrity, Excellence, innovation and partnership.
Objectives of the School:
The specific objectives of the St. Joseph College of Nursing Sciences Mbaise are to prepare nurses who:
- Provide competent, safe, high-quality, and culturally sensitive nurse-midwifery care to address the health needs of people from a diversity of backgrounds, experiences, family structures, and communities.
- Critically evaluate theories, concepts, and research findings from nursing, midwifery, and related sciences for translation into clinical practice.
- Effectively collaborate to manage the healthcare needs for multiple patients or specific populations.
- Provide compassionate patient-centered care to individuals, families and groups throughout the phases of life.
- Use effective communication and leadership skills in inter-professional teams to promote positive change in the health care of people, newborns, and families.
- Use information systems and other technologies to improve the quality and safety of health care for people and newborns.
- Provide effective health promotion and disease management education to promote behaviors of wellness for individuals and groups.
- Integrate professional, legal, and ethical standards into nursing practice.
- Evaluate care systems by analyzing the needs of consumers, health care policies, service delivery and health indicators to increase access to health care for all people and their families in a variety of communities.
- Integrate nursing process, evidence, and clinical judgment into nursing practice.
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