The Institution has provided the following in terms of safety and security:-
a. Safety
& Security
Mizoram
College of Nursing provides a safe and secure environment to the students,
faculty and non teaching staff with the cooperation of the police station near
to Falkawn, fire department, local communities, medical and ambulance services
of the nearby State Referral Hopsital Falkawn. The institution has fire
extinguishers at appropriate places to address the fire incidences. First-Aid
boxes are maintained and utilized by each course (1st Year to 4th
Year B.Sc.Nursing) and kept ready to be used whenever needed. Institute has a Sick
room which is utilized for medical emergencies by staff & students.
b. Counseling Committee
The Counseling Comittee advise, correct,
encourage and strengthen the students in matters related to personal,
educational and vocational aspects. They attend the grievances of the aggrieved
students, provide preventive measures for gender discrimination, sexual
harassment and other issues. One of the main objective of the Counseling
committee is to empower the safety measures for each student, to promote gender
sensitivity in the institution and produce a safe and peaceful atmosphere in
the institution.
- Our
institution provides counseling to the students regularly to make them aware
of:
- Use
of Aprons and masks in labs and clinical duties for the safety of themselves
and patients.
- Following
Formal and decent dress code for boys & girls to avoid conflicts
- Good
Academic performance
- Attaining
100% Attendance in Theory classes & Clinical duties
- Etiquettes
and manners
- Wearing
full uniform with pocket articles without fail
c. Common
rooms
The
institute provides separate common rooms for girls & boys. Regular features
in each common room include benches, table and other furnitures for socializing
such as carrom board, television, table tennis equipments, etc. There is a
reserved space in one of the common rooms for meeting and organizing small
functions.
d. Day care
centre for young children
This
is not yet established as most children of faculties and non-teaching staff are
either supervised at other Day care centres or are cared for and looked after
safely at home by their relatives.