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PLM College of Nursing (PLM CN)
[edit]The College of Nursing at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila (PLM) was established in 1969 in response to a study highlighting the need for community-oriented healthcare in Manila. Since its inception, the college has admitted numerous nursing scholars and has consistently produced top performers in the nurse licensure examinations. Alumni have achieved significant recognition, with many placing in the top ranks of the exams over the years.
The college operates with a clear organizational structure and defined roles for faculty and students. Policies cover faculty responsibilities, student conduct in classrooms and clinical areas, and general operational procedures. Committees are dedicated to continuing education, faculty research, student development, community service, and library resources.
Recognized as one of the top nursing schools in the Philippines, the PLM College of Nursing owes its distinction to the dedication of its faculty and students. The college’s consistent excellence in nurse licensure exams and its contributions to nursing education have cemented its reputation both locally and internationally. Students receive clinical training at prestigious hospitals and health agencies, preparing them for successful careers.
History
[edit]The PLM College of Nursing was established in 1969 to address the healthcare challenges raised in the 1967 study Manila—Its Needs and Resources, which highlighted the disconnect between the people and the Manila Health Department's 41 health centers.
- Founding (1969):
* The college was established in the summer of 1969, integrating community service with healthcare education. * Ms. Valentina Patacsil was appointed the first Secretary by PLM President Dr. Benito F. Reyes, and Mrs. Mary Vita B. Jackson became the first Dean on July 1, 1969. * An initial batch of 29 scholars was selected to pioneer a nursing program focusing on community health improvement.
- First Graduates (1972):
* The first batch of scholars graduated in April 1972, with 27 passing the board exams. Rosalinda Taguiam Palad placed 9th in the licensure exam.
- Partnerships:
* Students gained clinical experience at the Ospital ng Maynila Medical Center (OMMC), the university’s primary training hospital. * Over time, the college expanded its affiliations with other hospitals and healthcare institutions.
- Growth and Recognition:
* 1970s–1980s: Recognized as one of the leading nursing schools in the country, known for its rigorous curriculum combining academics and clinical practice. * Graduates consistently achieved high passing rates in the Nurse Licensure Examinations, often placing among the Top Performing Schools.
- Community Engagement:
* The college emphasized community health nursing, participating in medical missions, health education campaigns, and disaster response efforts.
- Curricular Enhancements:
* 1990s–2000s: Integrated evidence-based practice, nursing informatics, ethics, and leadership development into the curriculum. * Introduced specialized training programs and graduate-level education.
Vision
[edit]A leader in nursing education in the ASEAN region producing globally competitive nurses with excellence, integrity, and social responsibility.
Mission
[edit]1. To be recognized by Philippine and ASEAN academic accrediting agencies as a premier nursing school known for its quality education, research, and extension service. 2. To produce nurse leaders in clinical practice, research, academe, and entrepreneurship, with a competitive edge for employment opportunities.
Objectives
[edit]In alignment with the national program of primary healthcare and the global objective of health for all, the PLM College of Nursing aims to: 1. Develop a sensitive awareness of society’s changing health needs and a commitment to holistic development. 2. Equip students with knowledge, skills, and caring attitudes for promoting health, preventing disease, maintaining wellness, and facilitating peaceful death. 3. Foster a positive attitude toward research to enhance the delivery of quality healthcare. 4. Prepare students to perform professional competencies in key areas:
* Safe and quality nursing care * Management of resources and environment * Health education * Legal responsibility * Ethico-moral responsibility * Personal and professional development * Quality improvement * Research * Record management * Communication * Collaboration and teamwork
Core Values
[edit]- Community service
- Academic excellence
- Research-orientedness
- Integrity
- Nobility
- Global competitiveness
References
[edit]- Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila Official Website
- PLM College of Nursing's Recognition
- PLM College of Nursing's Recent Top Performers in Licensure Exams
- History of Nursing in the Philippines
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