Bs Nursing
Introduction of BS Nursing (BSN)
BSN, which stands for Bachelor of Science in Nursing, is a professional undergraduate degree program designed to educate and train individuals to become competent and compassionate registered nurses. The BSN program typically spans a period of four years and is pursued after completing a set of prerequisite science subjects. During these years, students engage in a comprehensive curriculum that blends theoretical education, clinical practice, and hands-on training. The curriculum includes subjects like anatomy, physiology, microbiology, pharmacology, community health nursing, medical-surgical nursing, and maternal-child health nursing. Students gain knowledge in patient care, disease prevention, health assessment, nursing ethics, and the use of modern technologies in nursing practice.
Clinical practice is a crucial aspect of the BSN program. Students undertake clinical rotations in diverse healthcare settings such as hospitals, community health centers, clinics, and specialized units. These rotations offer real-world experience, allowing students to apply their classroom learning, provide direct patient care, and work collaboratively within multidisciplinary healthcare teams.
History of Nursing (BSN)
In ancient times, nursing care was primarily provided by family members or religious institutions. However, nursing as a profession began to evolve significantly during the 19th century. Florence Nightingale (1820–1910), often referred to as the “Founder of Modern Nursing,” played a pivotal role during the Crimean War by organizing care for wounded soldiers and establishing the first scientifically based nursing school—the Nightingale School of Nursing in London.
The contributions of religious institutions and figures, such as the deaconesses of early Christianity and Islamic hospitals in the Middle Ages, also laid the foundation for modern nursing. Islamic medicine and hospitals in cities like Baghdad introduced structured care and roles for caregivers that resemble nursing today. The role of nurses became more professional and specialized with time, and educational institutions began formalizing nursing education with emphasis on clinical skills, hygiene, and patient care.
In the 20th century, the nursing profession advanced globally with the introduction
Eligibility
The candidate must have passed the Intermediate Science (F.Sc.) Examination (Pre-Medical/Biology Group) with at least 60% marks from any Pakistani Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education or from a foreign institution recognized as equivalent to Pakistan’s F.Sc. (Pre-Medical) qualification.
Documents required for admission in Bs Nursing at RIMS
- RIMS Application form.
- Educational Documents Matric and F.Sc ( A and O level students should submit equivalence certificate from IBCC).
- Six Passport Size Photographs.
- Six Copies of CNIC/Form-B of the applicant.
- Six copies of Domicile.
- All student who completed their education from Federal board or other provincial board rather than Punjab should submit NOC from relevant board.