PERI-OPERATIVE CRITICAL CARE NURSING SCHOOL

Graduation Ceremony

peri-operative critical care nursing

Vision of the School

To assume and uphold a distinctive identity as a health training institution that will remain at the forefront of health skill training and consultancy, and be collaborators of health services delivery leading to the attainment…

Mision of the school

Advancing the science of Perioperative and Critical Care nursing in Ghana and abroad by preparing graduate nurses through practice, education, and research to acquire unique knowledge, skills and attitudes for health promotion and development.

History

The need for Peri-operative and Critical Care Nurses to promote quality of services and care delivery in the operating theatres and intensive care units in all health facilities led to the training of these specialized nurses.

Registration

All students are expected to register for their programme and courses specified by the programme during the official registration period at the beginning of each semester. The school shall fix registration dates and advertise these on the school’s website. Information about registration can be found on the school’s website and in the admission letters of first-year…

Fees

The School operates full fee-paying programmes. The school fees cover tuition, affiliation fees, examination, utilities, hand books, ID cards, research supervision, case study supervision, ICT, library, guest lectures, and clinical fieldwork. The fees may vary from one academic year to the other.

Ethics and Code of Conduct

Like other institutions, the School of Peri-operative and Critical Care Nursing has expectations about how its students will behave. There are rules to follow when students are accused of violating these expectations. These procedures describe those rules, which are designed to…

communication

Students are expected to become familiar with the structure and procedures of the School. The School notice board and the notice boards in and around the lecture rooms are the primary method of communication. In addition, lecturers and tutors may, at their discretion, make…