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eparation of Master pla Presented by Mr. M. Sivananda Reddy Clinical Instructor College of Nursing, AIIMS, Bhubaneswar.
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Preparation of Master plan
Presented byMr. M. Sivananda Reddy
Clinical Instructor College of Nursing, AIIMS, Bhubaneswar.
Master plan is the over all academic year plan denoting the placement of a particular group of students that includes theoretical block, partial block(half clinical &half theory), clinical block, examinations, vacation, co- curricular activities etc.
-Nurses of India journal
Definition of Master plan
Availability of an advanced plan before the implementation of curricular activities.
All concerned are aware of the plan for the students.
Co-ordination becomes more effective.
Helps the students and teachers to be prepared and planned.
Purpose of Master plan
Purpose of Master plan
Any modifications required based on the situation can be sorted out easily.
Assessment of curricular programme is more effective.
To facilitate the faculty members who are in a position to make plans, for there leave Vacation without jeopardizing the teaching learning activities
Plan in accordance with the curriculum plan of the course.
Plan in advance to the starting of the academic year.
Plan activities by following maxims of teaching.
The activities sort must be within the range of possibility for the faculty as well as students.
Principles of planning Master plan
Principles of planning Master plan Theoretical instructions should precede clinical experience .
Each subject has to spread throughout the academic year to have the continuity.
Each subject has to be allotted additional hours than prescribed in order to meet the extended hours and holidays.
The objective of the course should be clearly known.
The period of academic year should be noted.
Requirements of the statutory body should be considered.
Factors to be considered while Preparing Master plan
Factors to be considered while Preparing Master plan
Organization preferences/protocols should be followed.
No. of students.
No. and size of departments.
No. of faculty available.
Preparation of Master Plan for First year B.Sc Nursing students
As per AIIMS curriculum
Academic year : August 4th 2014 to 25th July 2015
Month No of weeks
August 4
September 5
October 4
November 4
December 5
January 4
February 4
March 5
April 4
May 4
June 5
July 3
Total 51 weeks
Activity No of weeksOrientation programme
1 week
Examinations 8 weeksStudy leave 1 weekVacation 6 weeksTotal 16 weeks
Total No. of weeks available: 51 weeks – 16 weeks = 35 weeks
Miscellaneous
Total no of hours available:
During theory block 7 hours / day.
During partial clinical / clinical block 8 hours / day.
All Saturdays 4 hours + 1 hour for co- curricular activities in the afternoon.
S.No
Block Weeks
Days
Hours
Total
hours
1. Theory block 17 85 7 5952. Partial
clinical & Clinical block
18 90 8 720
3. Saturdays 35 35 5 175Total 149
0Total no of hours available 1,490
Hours prescribed by AIIMS for first year B.Sc nursing
S.NO SUBJECT PRESCRIBED HOURS
1 Anatomy 602 Physiology 603 Nutrition 404 Biochemistry 305 Nursing Foundation (NF) 2706 Psychology 607 Computer & Nursing
Informatics30
8 English 609 Regional language 3010 Anatomy Practical 1011 Physiology Practical 1012 Nutrition Practical 2013 Nursing Foundation Lab 20014 Nursing Found Clinical 46015 Library 5016 Co-curricular activities 50
Total 1440
S.NO
SUBJECT PRESCRIBED HOURS
ALLOTED HOURS
1 Anatomy 60 622 Physiology 60 623 Nutrition 40 434 Biochemistry 30 345 Nursing Foundation (NF) 270 2846 Psychology 60 637 Computer & Nursing Informatics 30 328 English 60 649 Regional language 30 3410 Anatomy Practical 10 1211 Physiology Practical 10 1212 Nutrition Practical 20 2013 Nursing Foundation Lab 200 20014 Nursing Found Clinical 460 48015 Library 50 5316 Co-curricular activities 50 50
Total 1440 1505
Allotted hours for first year B.Sc nursing
