Features of the Laboratory

Community Health Simulation: Our lab simulates community health settings, allowing students to practice community health nursing skills in a realistic environment.

Health Assessment Tools: Students learn to use various health assessment tools, including health surveys, screening tests, and health education materials.

Community-Based Projects: Students work on community-based projects, developing health programs and interventions to address specific community health needs.

Collaboration and Teamwork: Our lab encourages collaboration and teamwork among students, faculty, and community partners.

Objectives of the Laboratory

Develop Community Health Nursing Skills: To develop students' skills in assessing community health needs, developing health programs, and implementing interventions.

Improve Health Outcomes: To improve health outcomes in community settings by providing students with hands-on experience in community health nursing.

Enhance Community Engagement: To enhance community engagement and partnership by working with community members and organizations.

Benefits

Real-World Experience: Our lab provides students with real-world experience in community health nursing, preparing them for careers in community health settings.

Improved Critical Thinking: Students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills by working on community-based projects and interventions.

Community-Centered Care: Our lab emphasizes community-centered care, enabling students to understand the importance of community engagement and partnership in promoting health and well-being.

At Grace Nursing and Health Sciences Institute, our Community Health Nursing Laboratory is an essential part of our nursing program. We're committed to providing our students with the skills and knowledge they need to make a positive impact in community health settings.