About Us Vision • Mission • Objectives • Values

The purpose that guides every lesson

Two statements shape the academic and service culture of the College — quality healthcare and education for rural communities, and selfless service to those who need it most. Eight objectives and seven values turn them into everyday practice.

What we work towards

01

Our Vision

To be a provider of quality healthcare and educational services to the rural folk and empower women to reach the global target.

02

Our Mission

To uplift the downtrodden by providing selfless service, quality education and world-class healthcare with skill, solicitude and sympathy and serve humanity.

The same purpose, as set out in our profile

The statements below are reproduced as supplied in the College’s profile documents. They expand on the vision and mission above rather than replace them.

Vision

Service to humanity, upliftment of the nation

The College of Nursing will render services to alleviate the hardships of humanity and work for the upliftment of the nation, with its activities centring on education and medicine.

Mission

A national model for rural health

The mission of the College is to serve as a national model for transforming the health of rural underserved regions through excellence and innovation in nursing education, leadership, research, scholarship and practice.

Vision

Excellence across education and practice

To transform lives through excellence in nursing education, healthcare service, research, innovation, and community engagement, with a special commitment to rural and underserved populations.

Mission

Skilled, compassionate, ethical professionals

To develop highly skilled, compassionate, and ethical nursing professionals who contribute to quality healthcare through education, clinical excellence, leadership, research, scholarship, evidence-based practice, and service to society.

Eight objectives that shape every graduate

The academic plan of the College is built around clearly stated objectives covering knowledge, clinical skill, teamwork, ethics, research awareness and national health service.

  1. To impart high-quality knowledge and practical nursing skills through structured academic and clinical learning.
  2. To prepare students to function as effective members of multidisciplinary healthcare teams.
  3. To develop competence in providing safe, relevant, accessible, effective, and compassionate care.
  4. To equip students to serve individuals, families, and communities in hospital, rural, and urban settings.
  5. To strengthen critical thinking, clinical judgement, communication, leadership, and professional ethics.
  6. To encourage research awareness, evidence-based practice, quality improvement, and lifelong learning.
  7. To prepare graduates to participate in public-health and national health-development programmes.
  8. To nurture social responsibility and a sustained commitment to serving humanity.

The organisation’s founding aims

  • The main aim of the College of Nursing is to impart the skill and knowledge of high quality to students.
  • The nursing training given to the students will enable them to function as efficient members of the health team.
  • We provide the training that equips students to study the Bachelor of Science in Nursing course.
  • To provide the society a relevant, adequate, affordable, effective and efficient health care delivery system.

Seven values we practise, not display

These values are taught in the classroom, demonstrated in the laboratory and expected at every bedside.

Compassion

Care for every person with empathy, dignity, and respect.

Competence

Apply sound knowledge and clinical skill to safe nursing practice.

Integrity

Uphold honesty, accountability, confidentiality, and professional standards.

Excellence

Pursue continuous improvement in education, practice, research, and service.

Service

Respond to the health needs of communities, especially underserved populations.

Leadership

Develop confident professionals who can guide teams and improve patient outcomes.

Lifelong Learning

Remain curious, reflective, adaptable, and committed to professional growth.

What every KHC graduate carries into practice

We are committed to producing nursing graduates who demonstrate clinical competence, professional integrity, compassionate care, ethical practice, leadership, social responsibility, and a lifelong dedication to excellence in healthcare.

Clinical Competence

Assessment, planning, intervention and evaluation performed safely and confidently.

Professional Integrity

Honesty, accountability and confidentiality in every professional relationship.

Compassionate Care

Respect for the dignity, comfort and wishes of every patient and family.

Leadership

The confidence to guide teams, teach juniors and improve patient outcomes.

Lifelong Learning

Reflective practice, continuing education and openness to new evidence.

Social Responsibility

Service to families and communities, particularly where health access is limited.

Ethical Practice

Decisions guided by professional codes, patient safety and cultural sensitivity.

Excellence in Healthcare

Quality improvement and evidence-informed care as everyday habits.