GNM AYURVEDIC

**GNM AY** stands for **General Nursing and Midwifery in Ayurveda**. It is a diploma course in the field of nursing that prepares students to provide healthcare services, patient care, and maternal care. It is one of the most popular nursing courses for students who want to build a career in the medical field. The duration of the GNM course is generally **3 years**, along with an internship/practical training period depending on regulations and institution rules. The course includes both theoretical studies and practical clinical training in hospitals and healthcare centers. ### Subjects Covered Students usually study: 1st Year Subjects Anatomy and Physiology Fundamentals of Nursing First Aid Nutrition and Hygiene Basics of Ayurveda Ayurvedic Principles (Dosha, Dhatu, Mala) Community Health Nursing 2nd Year Subjects Medical-Surgical Nursing Pharmacology (Modern + Ayurvedic Medicines) Maternal and Child Health Nursing Midwifery Panchakarma Basics Pathology Microbiology 3rd Year Subjects Psychiatric Nursing Emergency and Critical Care Hospital Management Community Health Nursing Ayurvedic Nursing Care Yoga and Naturopathy Basics Internship / Clinical Training Practical Training Students may get training in: Patient care in wards Injection, dressing, vital signs Delivery assistance Panchakarma support OPD/IPD management Ayurvedic hospital duties ### Main Aim of the Course The main aim of GNM is to prepare qualified nurses who can care for patients, assist doctors, support childbirth care, and promote community health. Students learn patient care, emergency handling, infection control, communication, and nursing ethics.