CHAIRMAN MESSAGE

Nursing education in India has undergone significant change in recent times. It has, developed from certificate course to doctorate level and has come to occupy its rightful place in university education. The recent concept of primary health care amid the world-wide goal of health for all (WWGH) by 2020 AD has initiated changes in the educational component of nursing personnel.
University education for nurses was introduced first in 1946 when B.Sc. Nursing course was started at the College of Nursing at Vellore and New Delhi. Subsequently, more colleges of nursing sprang up offering degree course in nursing. Similarly, the University of Delhi first introduced a two years course for M.Sc. Nursing in 1960. With a view to evolve uniformity in the curriculum, the Government of India appointed Bhore Committee’ in 1946 and based on its recommendations, Indian Nursing Council (INC) was established under an Act of Parliament in 1947.
HITKARINI SABHA, a leading education agglomerate of Mahakoshal region promoted by eminent nationalist and freedom fighters of the area, rose to the occasion and the Jabalpur Institute of Nursing Sciences & Research came into existence in 2001. While doing so, it has envisioned hundreds of faceless boys and girls in far off towns and villages of the area who lie awake at night dreaming of how they could unlock their future. The institution, which rightly boasts of its infrastructure and professionally qualified team of Faculty backed with century old expertise in the Field of academics, is committed to produce world class nursing professionals by providing world class nursing education.

CHAIRMAN

MRS. SUNAYNA PATERIA