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College of Nursing Sciences

College of Nursing Sciences (ICNS) started as one of the academic departments of the Inaya Medical Colleges (IMC) in 2011. Due to the great demand for qualified nurses in the Kingdom, IMC transformed it in 2022 from a department into a college with four departments: the department of medical-surgical nursing, the department of community health and psychiatric nursing, the department of maternity and child nursing, and the department of nursing administration and education. The college offers a bachelor degree in nursing for students who successfully finish a five-year program, including the internship period. ICNS will continue seeking high standards of quality in education through obtaining program accreditation from the Education and Training Evaluation Commission (NCAAA), AHPGS and launching postgraduate programs.

Mission

The mission of the Inaya College of Nursing Sciences is to provide a high quality, student-centered learning environment that utilizes technological innovation and encourages research utilization and lifelong-long learning in order to prepare competent graduates and leaders for nursing in diverse health care settings.

Vision

The Inaya College of Nursing Sciences aspires to be nationally recognized in the nursing education, research and community services.

Goals

  • Performing continuous quality improvement to maintain excellence in curricula at all levels in order to prepare nurse graduates to provide competent, safe, ethical, evidence-based, patient-centered care.
  • Sustaining innovative high quality educational environment that epitomize student-centered education and lifelong learning.
  • Fostering faculty, staff, and student growth and development.
  • Generating research that advances knowledge for nursing and health care.
  • Actively recruiting and retaining a diverse faculty.
  • Maintaining strong relationships with alumni, community groups, and other stakeholders.

Study Plan - Credit Hours

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Program Objectives

  • Develop and specify the academic curriculum according to national and international criteria.
  • Prepare nursing students with a high quality education that gives them the skills they need to be successful in their careers.
  • Support professionalism in the nursing profession.
  • Promote excellence in nursing research.
  • Participate in community services.
  • Upgrade the academic level and the skills of the teaching staff by holding workshops and training courses.
  • Recruit high qualified nurse educators in different nursing specialties.

Program learning Outcomes

Knowledge and Understanding
K1 Demonstrate understanding of concepts, skills, theories and principles of nursing sciences and medical sciences that support nursing practice.
K2 List causes, clinical manifestations, complications and nursing management of health problems affecting patients with different medical diagnoses.
Skills
S1 Apply nursing process, problem-solving and critical thinking for different populations and patients with different health problems to diverse populations, patient, family and community.
S2 Demonstrate nursing procedures safely to different groups across the lifespan.
S3 Use information technology to support decision making, communicate, and manage knowledge in the nursing profession.
S4 Communicate effectively with clients, families, colleagues, and members of multidisciplinary health care teams.
S5 Develop research projects and activities through critiquing, analyzing, interpreting and disseminating the findings to enhance the nursing profession.
Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility
V1 Demonstrate principles of ethics, safety and quality as a framework for nursing practice.
V2 Demonstrate effective leadership, management, commitment and collaboration to improve nursing care.
V3 Provide holistic, evidence based and patient centered care that addresses the needs of individuals, families, and communities at different health care settings.

Graduate Attributes

  • Competent health care provider, having knowledge and practical skills needed to provide high quality nursing care.
  • Critical thinker, having the ability to assess the evidence and decision-making and apply evidenced based nursing practice.
  • Communicate effectively with the client, support persons, other health professionals, and people in the community.
  • Effective health educator, having the ability to assess the client’s learning needs and readiness to learn, sets specific learning goals in conjunction with the client, uses teaching strategies, and measures learning.
  • Culturally and ethically committed, having the ability to apply values as well as principles which affect the practice of the nursing profession.
  • Research consumers, having the ability to use nursing research to improve patient care.
  • Leader and influencer, having the ability to work together to accomplish a specific goal.

Nursing Skills Laboratory

The Nursing Skills Laboratories of Inaya Medical Colleges are used to provide a supportive and caring environment for students to practice and demonstrate desired competencies.

It allows nursing students to apply their skills in a controlled environment prior to working with actual patients.

Students work in a setting that looks and feels like an emergency room, hospital setting, or clinic and apply their training on mannequins that look and act like live patients.

It has a well-lighted and well-ventilated area with demonstration room and practice area for return demonstration equipped with low and medium fidelity technologies.

The nursing skills laboratory simulates major areas in hospital settings and is equipped with basic instruments, equipment and supplies, that aid in the development of the competencies in performing nursing procedures.

Our four integration labs include 4 standard rooms used for demonstration of different nursing skills, health assessment and procedural training.

Room 3A -101: Fundamentals of Nursing Skills Laboratory

Utilized by the following courses:
​​NUR 232- Fundamentals of Nursing

BMS 247 -Health Assessment

This lab is equipped with several equipment to help students to demonstrate basic nursing skills such as- Hand washing methods, Bed making, positioning, injections, intravenous catheters, nasogastric tubes, Foleys catheters, wound care, hair care, vital signs monitoring, and physical examination.

Room 3A -102: Maternal and Child health Nursing Skills Laboratory

Utilized by the following courses:
​​NUR 354 – Reproductive Health Nursing

NUR 363 – Child Health Nursing

The lab is fully equipped with necessary equipment for procedure demonstration like assessment of   antenatal mother, intra natal and postnatal mother,  growth and development of all age groups, and newborn care. It is also permitting nursing students to acquire complete learning experience in normal and abnormal labor processes.

Room 3B -101: Medical – Surgical Nursing Skills Laboratory

This lab is utilized by an Adult Health Nursing course (NUR 352). It is used for teaching and training students the essential nursing skills that help them to provide comprehensive care for adult patients suffering from a variety of medical or surgical disorders.

Room 3B -102: Critical Care Nursing Skills Laboratory            

This lab utilizes NUR 476 – Critical Health Nursing course. It is used for teaching and training students the essential nursing skills necessary to provide comprehensive care for critically ill patients.

Nursing Science Programs