- Principal
- MSN
- Post RN BScN
- Post Basic Specialization in Psychiatric Nursing
- Diploma in Nursing
- Email: rubina.hafeez@jsmu.edu.pk
Message
As we navigate the evolving landscape of healthcare, our commitment to delivering quality education and fostering a holistic approach remains steadfast. At our institution, we believe that excellence in nursing education extends beyond academic achievement; it encompasses the development of compassionate, skilled, and adaptable professionals who are prepared to meet the diverse needs of the communities they serve.
Quality education is the cornerstone of our program. We strive to provide an environment that challenges our students intellectually and practically, equipping them with the knowledge and skills required for exemplary nursing practice. In addition to academic rigor, we emphasize a holistic approach to nursing. This means understanding and addressing the physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs of patients. We encourage our students to practice empathy, cultural sensitivity, and ethical integrity in all their interactions. By doing so, we nurture Nursing professionals who are capable of providing comprehensive care and making meaningful contributions to the health and well-being of individuals and communities.
We are proud of the collaborative and supportive atmosphere at our institution, where innovation and continuous improvement are encouraged. Through interdisciplinary learning, our students gain valuable experiences that prepare them for the complexities of modern healthcare.
Let us stay committed to our mission of excellence in nursing education by adopting the holistic approach that defines our profession, and by embracing ongoing learning and research. This will ensure we graduate nurses who are both knowledgeable and compassionate caregivers, as well as advocates for health.
- 1: Zulfiqar S, Hafeez R, Channar HB, Kumar A, Ali Z, Chandio S. Maternal Stress and its Associated Factors among Working Nurses in Public Sector Tertiary Care Teaching Hospitals, Karachi: Maternal Stress among Working Nurses. Pakistan Bio-Medical Journal. 2024 Mar 31:32- 27.
- 2: Razzaque MA, Hafeez R, Hussain S, Razzaq A. Factors affecting intentions of readiness and reluctance for COVID-19 vaccination. Rawal Medical Journal. 2022 Nov 19;47 (4):792-795.
- 3: Haroon RM, Razzaque MA, Hussain S, Hafeez R, Razzaque A. Assess the Facts and Myths of Covid-19 among Patients in Tertiary Care Hospital Karachi Pakistan. Journal of Liaquat University of Medical & amp; Health Sciences. 2021 Nov 2;20 (4).
- 4: Hafeez R, Perveen F, Zafar SN, Hafeez A. Educational effect on knowledge, attitude and practice among registered nurses regarding cervical cancer, its prevention and screening in Karachi, Pakistan. JPMA. The Journal of the Pakistan Medical Association. 2020 Apr 1;70 (4):674-8.
- 5: Hafeez R, Perveen F, Zafer SN. Knowledge, Attitude and Practice Pattern of Nurses of Tertiary Care Hospitals Regarding Cervical Cancer, its Screening and Prevention. Journal of the Dow University of Health Sciences (JDUHS). 2018 Apr 27;12 (1):24-8.