
Practical, hands-on community nursing across rural, urban and adopted health settings.
The Community Health Nursing Department provides hands-on experience in diverse community settings — the Rural Training Centre at Marapadi, the Urban Training Centre at Peruvazhikadavu, and adopted areas within Arumanai, Thiruvattar and Ponmanai Panchayat. Students engage with real-world health issues, participate in national health programs and apply contemporary health technologies to deliver quality nursing care.

M.Sc.(N)
Professor & HODStudents conduct surveys and visit homes to assess and monitor health needs.
Preventive and promotive health programs in schools and community centers.
Specialized clinics and health camps set up with local health authorities.
Sessions for behavioral changes that promote, maintain and restore community health.

Foundational knowledge and understanding of Community Health Nursing.
Train students to identify common health issues affecting community members.
Equip students to analyze health problems and develop interventions that protect and promote community health.
Instill a family-centered approach focused on holistic support for individuals and families.

Effectively participate as members of the Community Health Team.
Assist in managing community health emergencies, epidemics and natural disasters.
Apply recent technologies and care modalities in community health nursing.
Design and conduct community health projects integrating theory with practice.
Take on roles in teaching and supervising nurses and allied health workers in community settings.
Students are introduced to research methodology and encouraged to conduct community research projects under faculty guidance — addressing pressing health issues and contributing to evidence-based practice.
Ethical, value-based learning through case studies; effective use of audio-visual aids in health education; field visits that expose students to real-world community health; and observance of public health days to reinforce preventive health awareness.
In collaboration with the Academic Forum, the department runs regular Continuing Nursing Education programs — keeping faculty and students up to date with advances in nursing practice, public health initiatives and best practices in community care.



From rural panchayats to urban neighbourhoods, our students deliver care, education and hope — the heart of community health nursing.