MOUNT ZION COLLEGE OF NURSING







1. Research Development Cell


The Research Development Cell (RDC) at Mount Zion College of Nursing plays a vital role in fostering a research-oriented culture among faculty and students. Its primary functions include:



2. Research Contributions


At the undergraduate level, students pursuing the B.Sc. (Nursing) program at Mount Zion College of Nursing (MZCN) engage in university logbook-based research projects. These projects are conducted in groups and are carefully guided by our dedicated faculty members.

The research focuses on diverse topics and is carried out in a variety of clinical and non-clinical settings, providing students with hands-on experience in evidence-based practices, problem-solving, and critical thinking.

Over the years, Mount Zion College of Nursing has contributed significantly to nursing and healthcare research. Below is an overview of the contributions made by the college through various studies and research theses:

Completed Research Theses:


Ongoing Research Projects:


Conclusion


The Research Development Cell at Mount Zion College of Nursing has made significant strides in fostering a research culture and contributing to nursing knowledge through various completed and ongoing research projects. These efforts have helped address critical health issues, enhanced healthcare education, and contributed to community health improvements in the Pudukkottai region. Through continuous support and encouragement, the college aims to expand its research initiatives and remain at the forefront of nursing research and practice.