Prof. Anila K.P. currently serves as Professor in the Department of Child Health Nursing at Amrita College of Nursing, Health Sciences Campus, Kochi. She has over 17 years of teaching experience in undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in Nursing.
EDUCATION
- 1991–1994: B.Sc Nursing (Basic) - Mangalore University - Dr. M V Shetty Institute of Health Sciences, Mangalore, Karnataka.
- 1997 -1999: M.Sc Nursing (Paediatric Nursing)- Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore, Karnataka- Dr. MV Shetty Institute of Health Sciences, Mangalore, Karnataka.
- 2013 : Pursuing Ph.D Nursing - Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore- National Consortium, Indian Nursing Council.
EXPERIENCE
- Professor - Amrita College of Nursing from 23-09-2008 till date.
- Associate Professor - Amrita College of Nursing from 07-09-2004 to 22-09-2008.
- Assistant Professor - Dr. M V Shetty Institute of Health Sciences, Mangalore, Karnataka from 23-09-2001 to 06-09-2004.
- Lecturer-cum-Clinical Instructor - Dr. M.V Shetty Institute of Health Sciences, Mangalore, Karnataka from 23-09-1999 22-9-2001.
- Assistant Lecturer-cum-Clinical Instructor - Dr. M.V Shetty Institute of Health Sciences, Mangalore, Karnataka from 12 -08-1995 to19-07-1997.
RESPONSIBILITIES HELD
- Head of Department of Child Health Nursing including Nursing Education.
- Coordinated internship at Amrita Institute of Medical Science for B.Sc. Nursing graduates under Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham and Mahatma Gandhi University from 2007 to 2011.
- Research guide for graduate and postgraduate nursing students.
- Programme-In-charge for post basic B.Sc. Nursing programme under IGNOU (2006-2009).
- Approved KNMC Inspector (from 2014).
- Mentor for student exchange programme (2014 -2015).
- Question paper setter and examiner for both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in nursing of different universities.
- Coordinator for the observation visit to Amrita College of Nursing for students from other institutions in and outside Kerala.
WORKSHOPS / CONFERENCES ORGANIZED
- 2011: CNE State level Workshop [Govt. of India/ DGHS aided] on Educational Technology for Nurse educators organized at Amrita College of Nursing.
- 2009: CNE State level Workshop [Govt. of India/ DGHS aided] on Educational Technology for Nurse educators organized at Amrita College of Nursing.
- 2004: State level workshop on Research Methodology organized by Dr. M V Shetty Institute of Health Sciences, Mangalore, Karnataka.
MEMBERSHIP
Membership in Professional Bodies
- Trained Nurses Association of India (TNAI) – No -70820
- Nursing Research Society of India (NRSI) - No -868
Member of different committees at Amrita College of Nursing
- BOS (UG & PG) (School Level)
- UGP & PGP (School Level)
- Curriculum Committee.
- Research Committee.
- Antiragging Committee.
- Student Counseling Committee.
- Student Welfare Committee.
- Cultural Education Committee (Coordinator)
- Parent Teachers' Executive Committee (Secretary).
Publications
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2020 |
S. S, Prof. Anila K. P., and Rafia Islam, “Competency on Breast Feeding among Mothers of High Risk Babies and Practice of Nurses in Assisting the Mothers with a View to Develop A Protocol.”, Indian Journal of Public Health Research & Development, vol. 11, no. 3, pp. 442-447, 2020.[Abstract] Introduction: The mother of a high risk neonate is confronted with numerous parenting challenges, not the least of which is the decision about how to nourish her vulnerable newborn. Successful breastfeeding depends on overcoming obstacles posed by neonate’s condition, maternal health, and intensive care unit environment. Objective: to assess the competency on breastfeeding among mothers of high risk babies and practice of nurses in assisting the mothers in selected Intensive Care Unit, AIMS, Kochi, with a view to develop a nursing care protocol. Methodology: The descriptive research design was adopted and non-probability convenience sampling technique was used to collect data from 40 mothers by using structured questionnaire and observational checklists to assess the practice of mothers and staff nurses in NICU. Results: The study reveals that 22 (55%) mothers were having average knowledge and most of the mothers 23 (57.5%) had poor practice regarding the breastfeeding of the high risk neonate in NICU. Most of the staff nurses (50%) had average level of practice while assisting the mothers during breastfeeding in NICU. There is significant association between knowledge and demographic variables like education of the mother, order of pregnancy and source of knowledge. Conclusion: The nursing protocol was implemented and established a comprehensive improvement in the knowledge, care, support and management. Thus, the health care professional ultimately work towards providing a positive impact on the lives of high risk neonate. More »» |
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2018 |
D. Antony, Prof. Anila K. P., Sreejesh K. P., and Sarika T. K., “Effectiveness of a structured teaching programme on knowledge regarding food and water borne diseases among school children”, Indian Journal of Public Health Research & Development, vol. 9, no. 9, pp. 166-170, 2018.[Abstract] Purpose To assess the effectiveness of a structured teaching programme on knowledge regarding food and water borne diseases and its prevention among upper primary school childern in selected schools in Kochi. Method The research design of the study was Quasi experimental, pre test post test control group design. The sampling technique was convenience sampling. There were 100 students selected from two schools in which 50 subjects each in experimental and control group. Data was collected with the help of a structured knowledge questionnaire to assess the level of knowledge and the demographic details. The analysis was done by using frequency, percentage, chi-square and paired t-test. Results The findings showed that the mean post test knowledge score 23.96 of children in the experimental group was significantly higher(p<0.05) than the pre test knowledge score of 13.96. Similarly the mean post test 23.90 knowledge score of upper primary school children in the experimental group was significantly higher (p<0.05) than the mean post test knowledge score of 11.66 of control group. There is significant association (p>0.05) between knowledge score and sex of the children. The structured teaching programme regarding food and water borne diseases and its prevention was found to be effective in improving the level of knowledge of school children. Conclusion The study depicts the importance of implementing structured teaching programmes for upper primary school children on various topics as it would help to improve knowledge and follow healthy practices, through which the children can build up a healthy generation. More »» |
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2017 |
M. Mary Punnen, Prof. Anila K. P., and Deepa, S., “Knowledge and practice of mothers in care of new born receiving phototherapy in selected hospital, Kochi”, International Journal of Nursing education, vol. 9, pp. 109-112, 2017. |
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2015 |
Jayakrishnan R., Prof. Anila K. P., and Sarika T. K., “Awareness of mothers about the danger signs of infancy”, Kerala Nursing Forum, vol. 10, no. 2, 2015. |
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2015 |
Jayakrishnan R., Prof. Anila K. P., and TK, S., “Assess the awareness on danger signs of infancy among mothers of infants attending paediatric units at AIMS, Kochi with a view to prepare an information booklet”, Kerala Nursing Forum, 2015. |
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2015 |
Belbimol E. and Prof. Anila K. P., “A study to assess the knowledge and attitude of mothers of under five children regarding immunization in a selected community”, Kerala Nursing Forum, 2015. |
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2014 |
A. C. Joseph, Prof. Anila K. P., and Indukala, C. K., “Management of Fever among children”, Nightingale Nursing Times, pp. 55-58, 2014. |
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2014 |
Aishwariya Chandy Joseph, Prof. Anila K. P., and Indukala C. K., “Effectiveness of an educational intervention on knowledge of management of fever among parents of children admitted in selected Paediatric wards”, Nightingale Nursing Times, 2014. |
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2015 |
Prof. Anila K. P., “Knowledge of caregivers regarding homecare management of patients after Bone marrow transplantation”, National Conference on Organ Transplant: Together, Towards Tomorrow. Amrita College of Nursing in Collaboration with transplant team, AIMS, Kochi, 2015. |
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2015 |
Aswini Sukumaran, Jeenu K., Nikitha P. M., Steffy John, and Prof. Anila K. P., “Effectiveness of a structured teaching programme on knowledge and skill regarding paediatric Basic Life Support (BLS) among staff nurses in selected paediatric wards at AIMS, Kochi, Kerala”, International Conference on Evidence informed practice: An approach to health care reform . Manipal College of Nursing, Manipal, 2015. |
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2011 |
Prof. Anila K. P., “Observation – An Effective Tool for Evaluation for Teacher and Students”, in National Conference on Evaluation - An Effective Tool for professionalism, Dr. M. V. Shetty College of Nursing, Manglore, 2011. |
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2011 |
Prof. Anila K. P., “An effective tool for professionalism”, in National conference on Evaluation (Poster presentation), Dr. M V Shetty Institute of Health Sciences, Mangalore, Karnataka, 2011. |
RESOURCE PERSON
- 2012: National conference on Geriatric Nursing organized by Amrita College of Nursing. Conducted a session on Successful ageing.
- 2011: CNE Workshop [Govt. of India/ DGHS aided] on Management Techniques for Nurse managers organized at Amrita College of Nursing. Conducted a session on Concepts of Staffing in Nursing Service.
- 2009: CNE Workshop [Govt. of India/ DGHS aided] on Management Techniques for Nurse managers organized at Amrita College of Nursing. Conducted a session on Effective management in Nursing.
- 2004: State level workshop on Research Methodology organized by Dr. M V Shetty Institute of Health Sciences, Mangalore, Karnataka. Conducted a session on How to Critique research report.
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