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Telangana Boosts Nursing Education With New Colleges
28 May
Summary
- 10 new B.Sc Nursing colleges and one postgraduate college are planned.
- GNM students will gain admission to Post-Basic B.Sc Nursing courses.
- A Registrar post is being created to improve Telangana Nursing Council functioning.
Telangana's Health Minister C. Damodar Raja Narasimha has directed officials to bolster nursing education and infrastructure across the state. This initiative includes the establishment of ten new B.Sc Nursing colleges and one postgraduate nursing college under government control. The move aims to meet the rising demand for trained nursing professionals in a changing healthcare landscape.
Furthermore, the state plans to facilitate career advancement for nursing students. General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) students will be provided with admission opportunities into Post-Basic B.Sc Nursing courses. The government is also developing an action plan to enhance midwifery courses in colleges statewide. To improve administrative efficiency, a Registrar position for the Telangana Nursing Council is being created.
Additional directives focused on improving the Nursing Council's office, ensuring adequate basic amenities for students and nurses seeking services. These steps collectively signal a strong commitment to strengthening Telangana's nursing sector and its educational offerings.
