Department Overview & Philosophy
The Department of Anatomy & Physiology is dedicated to teaching Human Anatomy and Physiology to nursing students of this institution as per R.G.U.H.S. and I.N.C. regulations. The department has a spacious dissection hall where cadavers and prosected parts are available for demonstration to the students.
The department has a well-equipped histology lab with good-quality microscopes. Slides of various tissues and organs are available for study. Audio-visual aids such as overhead projectors and slide projectors are used in the department to facilitate the reinforcement of knowledge.
Department Vision
To be recognized as a center of excellence in providing quality medical education and research.
Department Mission
- To contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the field of Anatomy and Physiology through teaching, research and publications.
- To create an academic environment so as to improve teaching and learning.
- To develop aptitude and skills of students to equip them to face the challenges and needs of a fast-changing healthcare society.
Key Learning Goals & Specific Objectives
Students enrolled in this department achieve rigorous clinical competencies:
- To achieve academic excellence through innovative teaching and quality research.
- To provide need-based medical education, including the use of Information Technology for the training of staff and students.
- To achieve better results in university examinations through continuous practical assessment.
- To have continuous assessment of both students and staff to improve the quality of clinical instruction.
Laboratory Infrastructure & Equipment
Our Anatomy and Physiology laboratories feature human skeletal articulated models, disarticulated bone sets, organ specimens, cadaveric prosected sections, histology tissue slides, binocular microscopes, and high-resolution anatomical charts. Digital multimedia demonstrations illustrate muscle movements, circulatory dynamics, neuroanatomy pathways, and organ physiology.
Clinical Postings at We Care Multi-Speciality Hospital
Theoretical learning and simulation lab practice in this department are directly complemented by clinical rotations at our attached parent hospital, We Care Multi-Speciality Hospital. Students actively interact with patients, participate in morning clinical rounds, and observe complex cases under senior nursing supervisors.