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Krishna Institute Of Nursing Sciences,Karad

Krishna Institute Of Nursing Sciences,Karad

About the Department

The Krishna Institute of Nursing Sciences (Faculty of Nursing Sciences) has evolved as a center of excellence in nursing education and clinical training. Nursing, once undefined and unorganized until the 19th century, found its foundation through the vision and dedication of Florence Nightingale, who transformed it into a respected and purposeful profession.

Today, nurses play an integral role in healthcare delivery with advanced specializations such as critical care, neonatal and child health, cardiac care, burns, oncology, urology, and operation theatre nursing. Alongside specialized roles, their traditional mission—caring for the sick, injured, and disabled while promoting health and preventing illness—continues to hold greater importance.

Year of Establishment: 2006
Recognition: Indian Nursing Council / Maharashtra Nursing Council
Medium of Instruction: English

Our Vision

Excellence in Nursing Education & Global Health Impact

To be internationally recognized for improving the health of diverse populations through excellence in nursing education, scholarship, and practice at the Baccalaureate, Master’s, and Doctoral levels.

Our Mission

Professional Excellence

Prepare highly competent and compassionate nursing professionals to serve as leaders at national and international levels.

Quality Education

Offer accessible and innovative nursing programs aligned with global standards and healthcare needs.

Community Partnership

Promote collaboration with communities to enhance public health and well-being.

Research & Knowledge Advancement

Foster evidence-based education, clinical practice, and translation of research into nursing care.

Our Objectives

On completion of the Nursing program, the graduates will be able to:

  • Utilize critical thinking to synthesize knowledge derived from physical, biological, behavioral sciences, and humanities in the practice of professional nursing and midwifery.
  • Utilize critical thinking to synthesize knowledge derived from physical, biological, behavioral sciences, and humanities in the practice of professional nursing and midwifery.
  • Provide promotive, preventive, and restorative health services in line with national health policies and programs.
  • Integrate professional caring into practice decisions that encompass values, ethical, moral, and legal aspects of nursing.
  • Respect the dignity, worth, and uniqueness of self and others.
  • Apply concepts of leadership, autonomy, and management to the practice of nursing and midwifery to enhance quality and safety in health care.
  • Utilize the latest knowledge and skills related to information and technology to enhance patient outcomes.
  • Communicate effectively with patients, peers, and all health care providers.
  • Utilize the requisite knowledge, skills, and technologies to practice independently and collaboratively with all health professionals, applying the principles of safety and quality improvement.
  • Integrate research findings and nursing theory into decision-making for evidence-based practice.
  • Accept responsibility and accountability for the effectiveness of one’s own nursing and midwifery practice and professional growth as a learner, clinician, and leader.
  • Participate in the advancement of the profession to improve health care for the betterment of the global society.
HOD & Professor

Dr. (Mrs.) Vaishali Rajsinh Mohite

Dr. Mohite is the Founder Principal of the Undergraduate, Postgraduate, and Ph.D. Nursing programs at Krishna Vishwa Vidyapeeth’s Krishna Institute of Nursing Sciences, Karad, with 24 years of teaching experience. She holds an h-index of 09, 365 citations, and an i10-index of 08, with several Scopus- and PubMed-indexed publications.
An author of a Medical-Surgical Nursing textbook, she has been a resource person at national and international conferences and is a recognized Ph.D. guide and examiner. She serves on key academic bodies including the Trained Nurses Association of India, Society of Midwives India, Boards of Studies of multiple universities, and the Academic Council of DMIMS, Nagpur. She is also an assessor for NAAC.

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Important Infrastructure .

Infrastructure Component

Description

Lecture Theater

Well-equipped lecture theaters with modern teaching aids such as projectors, whiteboards, audiovisual equipment, and comfortable seating arrangements are available for conducting lectures and theoretical instruction.

Laboratories

Various laboratories provide hands-on training, including Anatomy & Physiology Lab, Microbiology Lab, Nursing Skills Lab, Simulation Lab, and Computer Lab.

Library

A well-stocked library with textbooks, reference materials, research journals, e-resources, digital resources, study spaces, and computer terminals for nursing students.

Nursing Skills Lab

A dedicated skills lab equipped with medical mannequins, training models, medical equipment, and simulation technologies to help students practice clinical skills in a controlled environment.

Simulation Center

Replicates real clinical environments with simulated patient scenarios, high-fidelity mannequins, and advanced simulation equipment for improving clinical decision-making skills.

Auditorium / Lecture Hall

Large venue for conducting lectures, seminars, conferences, and presentations with audiovisual capabilities and adequate seating.

Student Common Areas

Separate areas for male and female students for relaxation and interaction, fostering a sense of community.

Clinical Training Facilities

Krishna Hospital & Medical Research Centre, Karad is a 1125-bed NABH-accredited multi-specialty hospital with 32 wards, multiple ICUs, expert doctors, trained nursing staff, advanced equipment, and strong support services. It offers quality, affordable healthcare, serving as an excellent clinical training site.

IT Infrastructure

Robust IT infrastructure including high-speed internet, computer networks, servers, and support systems for online learning, student information management, and communication

Study Areas

Dedicated spaces for individual and group study with comfortable furniture, quiet environment, and necessary electrical outlets.

Research Facilities

Research-supportive spaces including research labs, data analysis software, and facilities for conducting research projects.

Teaching Learning Method .

Methods

- Experiential Learning

- Integrated Learning

- Participatory Learning

- Self-Directed Learning

- Humanities

- Project-Based Learning

- Role Plays

- Evidence-Based Learning

- Field Learning

Publications

Sr. No

Title of the paper

Name of the Author(s)

Name of the Journal

Date

1.

Effectiveness of art therapy on level of stress and anxiety among pediatric oncology patients.

Priti Pramod Patil

Sri Lanka Journal of Child Health Vol-13,issue-5 2021

2021

2.

Effectiveness of cartoon animation on pain during venipuncture among 3-6 years old children.

Chawan Swati

Sri Lanka Journal of Child Health Vol-13,issue-5 2021

2021

3.

A Study To Assess The Effect Of Prone Versus Supine Position On Oxygen Saturation In Neonates With Respiratory Distress In NICU In Tertiary Care Hospital.

Shilisidha G. Shileni

International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews ,Vol-6,issue-6 2021

2021

4.

Effectiveness of Early Initiation of Breastfeeding on Latching Behavior Among Neonates At Tertiary Care Hospital Karad Maharashtra

Ms.Priya Bardeskar

Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Result Issn-0976-9234 Issn-2229-7723,Vol-13,issue-5 Oct-22

Oct-22

5.

Effectiveness of Prenatal Service Package Including Relaxation Techniques on Stress Level Among Primi Gravida Mothers

Mrs. Rajshree Karale

Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Result Issn-0976-9234/2229-7723,vol-13,issue-1 Oct.22

2022

6.

Prevalence of Selected Symptoms of Dysmenorrhea among Adolescent Girls Residing At Nursing Hostel

Ms. Sneha Mathew

Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results ISSN-Vol no.13,issue no.5

Nov. 2022

7.

Effectiveness of Pre-Visualization of Nursing Procedures on Anxiety And Stress Among Hospitalized Children During Nursing Procedures; A Study Protocol

Mr. Indrajeet B Jadhav

Journal Of Pharmaceutical Negative Results ISSN-Vol no.13,issue no.5 Oct-22

Oct.2022

8.

A Comparative Study To Assess Traumatic Head Injury Patient With Full outline of unresponsiveness Score Scale And Glasgow Coma scale In Neurosurgical Intensive Care Unit

Ms. Priyanka Subhash Chavare

International Journal of Health Sciences Issn 2550-6978 E-Issn 2550-696x

June 22

9.

A Study To Evaluate The Effectiveness of orientation Program on Knowledge And Anxiety among Patients undergoing coronary Angiography at Krishna Hospital, Karad

Ms. Shraddha Inamdar

Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results, Vol no.13,Issue 4, Nov-22

Nov 22

10.

Effectiveness of Structured Teaching Program on Knowledge Regarding Hazards of Radiation Exposure among Patients Attending Tertiary Hospital, Karad

Mrs. Namrata Mohite

Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol 13,Issueno. 5 Oct-22

Oct-22

11.

Holistic Approach In Relation With Spiritual Intervention Among Critically Ill Adult Patients – Effect On Depression And Anxiety

Dr. Prabhuswami Hiremath

Journal of Positive School Psychology ISSN-2717-7564 Vol no. 6 Issue no. 5 2022

2022

12.

Holistic Approach In Relation With Spiritual Intervention Among Critically Ill Adult Patients - Effect On Death Anxiety

Dr. Prabhuswami hiremath

Journal of Positive School Psychology Vol no. 6 Issue no. 5 2022

2022

13.

Assessment of Quality Of Life Among Alcoholic Patient At De-Addiction Centre Pune

Mr. Kamble Dhananjay

Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results (Issn-0976-9234 Online-2229-7723) Vol 13 Issue 5 Oct-22

2022

14.

Assessment of Knowledge Regarding Family Planning Among Primi Post Natal Mothers author

Dr. Nitanjali Patil

Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol 13 Issue 5 Nov-22

2022

15.

Effect of Qol During 1st Trimester of Pregnancy on Birth Weight of New Born”

Dr. Nitanjali Patil

Journal Of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol 13 Issue 5 Nov-22

2022

16.

Effect of Breast Crawl on Length of The Third stage of Labour And Blood Loss

Mrs. Nair Lekshmi

Journal of Positive School Psychology Vol 6 Issue 4 2022

2022

17.

Effect of Breast Crawl on Placental Separation Among The Primi Parturient Mothers

Mrs. Nair Lekshmi

Journal of Positive School Psychology Vol 6 Issue 4 2022

2022

18.

Effectiveness of Video Assisted Teaching Program on Knowledge Regarding Management Of Palliative Care Among 2nd Year Gnm Students”

Mr. Kunal More

Neuroquantology Eissn 1303-5150 Vol 20 Issue 12 Oct-22

Oct-22

19.

Impact of Work Experience on Level of Stress Among The Nurses: A Comparative Study

Mrs. Mandatai J Phuke

Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol 13 Issue 1 Oct-22

2022

20.

A Comparative Study To Assess The Level Of Stress Among The Nurses

Mrs. Mandatai J Phuke

Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol 13 Issue 1 Oct-22

2022

21.

Effectiveness of Self-Instructional Module on Level of Knowledge on Reduction of Social Anxiety Among First Year Nursing Students In Covid-19 Pandemic”

Ms. Aishwarya B Nair

Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results ISSN-0976-9234,Vol 13,Issue 6 Oct-22

2022

22.

A Study To Assess And Create Awareness of Anti Rabies Vaccine Among Care Givers of Tertiary Care Hospital

Mrs. Ujwala Mane

Journal Of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol 13,Issue 6, Oct-22

May 2023

23.

Efficacy of Empowering Mothers of Premature infants on Their Coping Strategies At Tertiary care Center

Ms. Anjana Mohan

Journal Of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol 13,Issue 7, Oct-22

Oct-22

24.

Efficacy Of Empowering Mothers Of premature Infants On Their Stress at tertiary Care Center

Ms. Anjana Anna Varghese

Journal Of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol 13,Issue 7 Oct-22

Oct-22

25.

Depression Within Undergraduate Students

Ms. Linu K Babu

Journal Of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol 13 Issue 6 Oct-22

Oct-22

26.

Quality of Sleep Among Old Age Patients

Ms. Ombale Sneha

Journal Of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol 13 Issue 6 Oct-22

Oct-22

27.

Addiction of Smartphone Among Undergraduates

Ms. Parvathy Prasad

Journal Of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol 13 Issue 6 Oct-22

Oct-22

28.

A Research Protocol of An Experimental Study on “The impact of Adolescent Health Intervention Package on The knowledge And Bio-Behavioral Health Among Adolescent Girls of Selected Schools In And Around Karad City

Mrs. Ingale Swati

Journal Of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol 13 Issue 1 Oct-22

Oct-22

29.

A Study To Determine The Relationship Between selected Demographic Variables And its Effect On the Awareness Of Knowledge Level On bio behavioral Health Among Adolescent Girls Of Selected Schools In And Around Karad City.

Mrs. Ingale Swati

Journal Of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol 13 Issue 5 Nov-22

Nov-22

30.

A Study To Determine The Relationship Between Selected Demographic Variables And Its Effect On The Knowledge Of Adolescent Girls Regarding Reproductive Health Among Adolescent Girls Of Selected Schools In And Around Karad City.

Mrs. Ingale Swati

Journal Of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol 13 Issue 6 Oct-22

Nov-22

31.

Hand Hygiene Practices Among School Children’s in selected Schools, At Karad, Taluka

Mrs. More Mayuri

Journal Of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol 13,issue 1 Oct-22

Oct-22

32.

Effect of Tobacco Consumption on Tobacco Consumers Health.

Mrs. Manda Phuke

Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol-13,issue 5, Nov-22

Nov-22

33.

The Impact of Maternal Bmi on outcome of Labor

Dr. Nitanjali Patil

Annals of Forest Research ISSN-1844 8135 Vol-65,issue 1,Nov-22

Nov-22

34.

Does Video Game Influence Aggression Among Adolescents.

Mr.Jagtap Amit

Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol-13, Issue-9, Nov-22

Nov-22

35.

A Study To Assess The Knowledge, Attitude And Misconceptions Towards Blood Donation Among Relatives Of Patients Admitted In Krishna Hospital, Karad In order To Develop An Information Booklet

Mrs. Ujwala R Mane

Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol-13,issue 9, Dec-22

Dec-22

36.

A Research Protocol of An Experimental Study on Impact of Intervention Package on Stress Management Among Nurses Working At Tertiary Care Hospital.

Mrs. Manda Phuke

Annals of Forest Research ISSN-1844 8135 Vol-65,issue 1 Nov-22

Nov-22

37.

Impact of structured teaching program on knowledge regarding Janani Shishu Suraksha yojana among mothers at tertiary care hospital Karad

Mrs. Mane Ujwala

Annals of Forest Research ISSN-1844 8135 Vol-65,issue-1, Dec-22

Dec-22

38.

Impact of level and quality of family support to women during pregnancy and the maternal and fetal outcome” a study protocol.(PhD)

Mrs. Mane Ujwala

Annals of Forest Research ISSN-1844 8135 Vol -65,issue 1, Dec-22

Dec-22

39.

A Study To Estimate Prevalence And To Assess The Impact Of Kegal Exercise On Urinary Incontinence And Quality Of Life Among The Women In Selected Rural Area of Karad Taluka

Mrs. Sheetal Avinash Kadam

Annals of Forest Research ISSN-1844 8135,vol -65,issueno.-1 Nov-22

Nov-22

40.

Feasibility of Bibliotherapy on Self-Esteem Among Nursing Students.

Mrs. Mayuri More

Journal of Clinical Otorhinolaryngology, Head, and Neck Surgery ISSN : 1001-1781 Vol-26,issue 2 Dec-22

Dec-22

41.

Hand Washing And Hand Hygiene Practices: Reviews of Literature

Mrs. Mayuri More

Annals of forest research ISSN 844 8135,vol-65,issue 1 Nov-22

Nov-22

42.

Efficacy of Intermittent Normal Saline Flushing of IV Cannula To Reduce The Phlebitis

Ms. Priyanka M. Mali

Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Vol-13,issue 7 Dec-22

Dec-22

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