Clinical Record Book for Adult Health Nursing – I

This clinical activity record book for BSc Nursing degree is drafted as per the revised nursing syllabus. The objective is to standardize the curriculum in order to have a consistent structure throughout all nursing institutions. Nursing is a career that requires nurses to possess a comprehensive understanding of three educational domains—cognitive, psychomotor, and communication skills. The psychomotor domain refers to the ability to perform different nursing procedures. Adequate information, perfection in executing skills and procedures, and repeated practice are essential components of clinical practice. The clinical activities documented in this record book are the essential prerequisites for obtaining a BSc degree. The primary objectives of clinical experience include the student’s ability to apply theoretical information in practical settings, as well as acquire a range of nursing skills based on scientific principles.

Key Features :

• The clinical record for BSc nursing degree is drafted as per the revised nursing syllabus.
• This book will facilitate the student’s acquisition of clinical knowledge in several specialized areas, enabling them to display proficient abilities in each of these clinical domains.
• Teachers will be able to keep attention on their student’s progress in the clinic and provide them feedback and direction as required.
• The clinical record book facilitates the application of theoretical knowledge in practical contexts, enabling students to develop a diverse set of nursing abilities grounded on scientific principles.