Bachelor of Nursing

Holmesglen Institute in Australia offers the BNURS20 Bachelor of Nursing programme. The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council recognises this course's admission requirements (ANMAC). The Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA) requires that each student entering the programme demonstrate a particular level of English language competency before beginning the programme. This course focuses mostly on professional nursing practise and theory. People-centered care and a comprehensive perspective make pupils more ideal, bolstering this. Upon completion of this programme, students will have the knowledge and abilities necessary to provide culturally sensitive patient care, conduct ethical and safe clinical trials, and communicate effectively at a higher level than they would have otherwise. Teaching and learning, assessment, clinical practise, and other course activities are all top priorities for the institution. An Australian health setting, including mixed-sex and religious and cultural origins, is a focus of this course. This course prepares students for a rewarding career as a registered nurse by providing them with the information, skills, and ethical awareness they need to succeed in the field. Students learn how to provide safe and high-quality patient-centered care in a variety of settings with this course. To better prepare for future clinical placements, students will have the opportunity to practise their clinical skills in state-of-the-art clinical simulation centres. Clinical placement is an integral part of the curriculum, allowing students to gain hands-on experience in a healthcare setting while applying what they've learned in the classroom. When students earn a bachelor's degree in nursing, they will be prepared to work in a wide variety of settings and with patients of all ages. Students will be able to think critically and creatively, as well as serve as a practitioner, educator, and facilitator who is self-aware and committed to ethical practice. They will also be a champion for the well-being of your patients. The course covers a wide range of topics, including geriatric nursing, community nursing, acute care nursing, communication, long-term and intensive care, ethics and law, health and welfare, paediatric nursing, mental health nursing, rehabilitation therapy, indigenous health, pharmacology, palliative care, culture and society, evidence-based practise and research. In urban and regional hospitals and healthcare facilities, students will be heavily reliant on diverse clinical settings, such as mental health, community settings, rehabilitation, adult care, paediatrics, and acute medical-surgical. In addition, this course will help students acquire more information, skills, and first-hand experiences. Consequently, this degree will provide students with a wide range of job options in the healthcare industry.