Introduction to Amphitheater Classroom

Equipment and layout

The lecture theatre can accommodate about 128 students and is mainly used for classes and conferences. There are many devices in the classroom, including a podium, audio-visual equipment, a projector, a double swivel screen, a whiteboard, a demonstration bed and patient, and video recording devices. The classroom is mainly for major students to undertake their technical teaching courses, and the rest of the time is for other teaching activities offered by other programs. The lecture theatre is also connected to the demonstration ward for direct teaching and practice.

Curriculum Description (Courses taught) 

1.Physical Examination and Assessment Laboratory:  Health Assessment has been designed to provide entry-level knowledge and psychomotor skills necessary for assessing the health status of clients. Students use the nursing process framework to elicit health histories and perform physical examinations in a systematic manner and to determine areas in which health promotion activities should be implemented or reinforced. Students will be introduced to a broad range of normal variations through supervised practice with peers in the laboratory setting. The skill laboratory which includes independent and supervised practice provides opportunities for students to develop entry-level competencies before proceeding to clinical settings for additional practice and refinement of psychomotor skills.

2.Clinical Practice in Fundamental Nursing:  Fundamental Nursing forms the foundation of basic nursing skills and concepts. This course provides a clear and illustration approach to the process of nursing concepts and basic nursing techniques. This course includes the following topics of nursing care: physical and biological safety, administering medications, personal hygiene, skin integrity, thermo-regulation, mobility, rest and comfort, circulation, bowel and urinary elimination. Nursing students will learn the theory of skills and concepts through the nursing process and follow instructors’ demonstrations and illustrations, step by step, to learn the basic skills of nursing care. This course helps students integrate nursing philosophy, nursing process and nursing skills in clinical practice, and experience the various dimensions of nursing functions. Students are expected to develop teaching strategies and apply nursing care plans for taking care of different patients in a clinical setting.