Auxiliary Nursing Midwifery (A.N.M.)
The Auxiliary Nursing Midwifery (A.N.M.) is a 3-year diploma program designed to train students in both general nursing and midwifery care. This program focuses on preparing individuals to provide basic healthcare services, particularly to mothers and newborns, in rural and urban healthcare settings. A.N.M. graduates are essential in providing primary healthcare and maternal health services to the community.
The curriculum covers a wide range of topics including Maternal and Child Health, Nutrition, First Aid, Basic Nursing Procedures, Immunization, and Family Planning. Students are trained to assist with labor and delivery, provide postnatal care, and offer newborn care. Additionally, the course emphasizes health promotion, disease prevention, and community-based healthcare.
Graduates of the A.N.M. program are employed in a variety of healthcare settings, including primary health centers, community health posts, hospitals, and clinics. They serve as key healthcare providers, especially in rural areas, ensuring safe childbirth and maternal care.
Course information
Duration
2 Years
Method
On Campus
Language
English