THE UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA

SCHOOL OF NURSING AND PUBLIC HEALTH

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL NURSING

2025 CLINICAL ROTATION PLAN FOR THIRD YEAR BSN

ROTATION 3
May 2025
CLINICAL SITES
1. DODOMA RRH
2. SINGIDA RRH
TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENTS BY GENDER AND BY CLINICAL SITES ....................................... 3

2. MACRO ROTATION PLAN JANUARY TO AUGUST 2025 .............................................................. 4

3. CLINICAL ROTAION PLAN FOR DODOMA RRH ........................................................................... 5

4. CLINICAL ROTAION PLAN FOR SINGIDA RRH............................................................................ 17

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 1. DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENTS BY GENDER AND BY
CLINICAL SITES

MACRO ROTATION GROUPS

GROUP A = Moves to Paediatric Nursing II Rotation
GROUP B = Moves at Midwifery II Rotation
GROUP C = Moves to Medical Nursing II Rotation
GROUP D = Moves to Surgical Nursing II Rotation

Note: In all Hospitals students have been distributed into 4 rotations: (i) Medical Nursing Rotation, (ii)
Surgical Nursing Rotation (iii) Paediatric Nursing II Rotation (iv) Midwifery II Rotation, thus divided into
four groups coded as A, B, C, D respectively.

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 2. MACRO ROTATION PLAN JANUARY TO AUGUST 2025

INTERIM CUM
ROTATION PLAN FOR BSN3 25.pdf

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 3. CLINICAL ROTAION PLAN FOR DODOMA RRH

THE UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA

SCHOOL OF NURSING AND PUBLIC HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL NURSING

CLINICAL ROTATION PLAN FOR THIRD YEAR BSN AT DODOMA RRH &
BMH - 2025
MEDICAL NURSING - Rotation 3
Names of Wards/Units for Micro Rotations
CTC = Care and Treatment Clinic
TB-C = Tuberculosis (TB) Clinic
MWF = Medical Ward Female
MWM = Medical Ward Male
OPD = OPD – Medical Clinics
MWF – BMH
MWM – BMH
HDU – BMH

ROTATION SCHEDULE
Year 2025
MAY JUNE JULY
Dates 30 Jun
12 - 17 19 - 24 26 - 31 2-7 9 - 14 16 - 21 23 - 28
-5
Semester Week 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Rotation week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
G2 END OF
OPD G1 G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 ROTATIO
N EXAM
CTC G2 G1 G7 G6 G5 G4 G3

G4
TB-C G3 G2 G1 G7 G6 G5

MWF G4 G3 G2 G1 G7 G6 G5

MWM G5 G4 G3 G2 G1 G7 G6
MWF + HDU – G7
G6 G5 G4 G3 G2 G1
BMH **
MWM+ HDU – G1
G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 G2
BMH**
** These groups rotate at Benjamin Mkapa Hospital.

Days of Clinical Practice = Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Saturday and Sunday.
Two shifts = Morning 06.30 am – 06.00 pm AND 06.00pm – 07.00 am

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 Clinical Learning Outcomes (Competences)

Upon completion of clinical practice in Medical rotation students are expected to be able to:
1. Conduct appropriate assessments to patients with medical conditions and use patient’s data
for planning patient care.
2. Apply pathophysiological science to differentiate the actual clinical course, sickling process
and prognosis of patients with various medical conditions.
3. Integrate nursing process and other available guidelines to plan, implement and evaluate care of
patients with various medical conditions as well as significant others
4. Apply knowledge of Clinical Pharmacology and principles of drug administration to
administer appropriate medications, monitor patients for response to medication and side
effects, and evaluate and document per clinical protocol.
5. Use available guidelines and protocols to perform emergency care to patients with medical
emergencies.
6. Integrate psychosocial, cultural, spiritual and developmental aspects to meet the needs of
patients with medical conditions.
7. Apply various recent technologies and treatment modalities in the care of patients with
medical conditions.
8. Apply national guidelines to care for patients attending clinics at the CTC, TB clinics, and
Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) clinics.
9. Use knowledge and skills of critical care as well as psychosocial, cultural and spiritual to
provide care to critical patients with medical conditions in the intensive care unit (ICU) and
their families.
10. Use nursing leadership skills to manage operations of medical wards, medical outpatient
clinics, intensive care units, CTC clinics, TB clinics and other units of the hospital.
11. Incorporate evidence-based nursing practice to provide evidence-based medical care and
identify the areas of research in the field of medical nursing
12. Teach patients and family on the appropriate nutrition, self-care and preventive measures of
the medical conditions that led to their hospitalization.

STUDENTS GROUPS (GROUP C)

MACRO- MICRO-
# NAMES REG NO. SEX. SITE GROUP GROUP
1. JANE MASINGI KUBILU T21-03-03539 F DRRH C
2. MUSA LONGI KITABO T22-03-06466 M DRRH C
3. CORNEL JOHN RAJABU T21-03-04680 M DRRH C
G1
4. SHUKRAN HERMAN MDETELE T22-03-00272 F DRRH C
5. CLINTON A MWAKIFAMBA T22-03-00002 M DRRH C
6. VITUS GODFREY JONATHAN T22-03-00010 M DRRH C
7. HAPPYNESS ISACK NKINDA T21-03-04494 F DRRH C
8. VICTOR ROGATH KWEKA T21-03-03919 M DRRH C
9. CHACHA ALFAXAD MUSSA T21-03-05048 M DRRH C
G2
10. FATUMA HALFANI HASSANI T22-03-00336 F DRRH C
11. SULEMANI P MERAMA T22-03-00021 M DRRH C
12. FRANK M MSUKA T22-03-00029 M DRRH C
13. JOHN S MANGE T21-03-04000 M DRRH C
G3
14. ALI BAKARI ALI T22-03-10693 M DRRH C

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15. MARY KAPONDANIA T22-03-05342 F DRRH C
16. ALPHONCE LAURIAN CHUMA T22-03-00034 M DRRH C
17. HAMIDU RASHIDI RAJABU T22-03-00043 M DRRH C
18. ABDUL RAMADHANI ENGORO T21-03-04109 M DRRH C
19. BATEZE ELIAS BATEZE T21-03-05494 M DRRH C
20. DEBORA MSAMBAZI T22-03-00453 F DRRH C
G4
21. FEDRICK NANAGI T22-03-14722 M DRRH C
22. DOTO E. MBIZO T22-03-00102 M DRRH C
23. FRANK KAMBONA T22-03-04405 M DRRH C
24. RAJABU HUSSEIN AMIRI T21-03-04381 M DRRH C
25. JAFENCE HEBRON MLWILO T21-03-05552 M DRRH C
26. AGNES WILBROAD THOMAS T22-03-00468 F DRRH C
G5
27. ISAKA MEFYU CHALAMILA T22-03-10692 M DRRH C
28. EMMANUEL PIUS ANGERO T22-03-00191 M DRRH C
29. MASANJA MPINGI MADUHU T22-03-00198 M DRRH C
30. ANTIDIUS JUSTINE T21-03-04417 M DRRH C
31. RAHIMA RAMADHANI MELELE T21-03-03767 F DRRH C
32. JACKLINE MCHINA MAUGA T22-03-00644 F DRRH C
G6
33. EMMANUEL CHRISTIAN ALOYCE T22-03-09871 M DRRH C
34. JACKSON SAID JOHN T22-03-00212 M DRRH C
35. YOHANA FAUSTINE ELIAS T22-03-00220 M DRRH C
36. DIANA E NDENGA T21-03-03610 F DRRH C
37. FERNANDO MAKELEGESHA TITUS T21-03-04432 M DRRH C
38. ELEDIA THADEO T22-03-00753 F DRRH C
G7
39. MANYILIZU PASCHAL BUNZALI T22-03-00241 M DRRH C
40. ERASTO SAITABAU KORDUN T22-03-00253 M DRRH C
41. MICHAEL MATHIAS EDWARD T22-03-00260 M DRRH C

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 THE UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA
SCHOOL OF NURSING AND PUBLIC HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL NURSING

CLINICAL ROTATION PLAN FOR THIRD YEAR BSN AT DODOMA RRH &
BMH - 2024
SURGICAL NURSING - Rotation 3
Names of Wards/Units for Micro Rotations
SWF = General Surgical Ward –Female (General surgery)
SWM = General Surgical Ward –Male – (General surgery)
OTW = Orthopaedic ward
MOT&CSU = Main Operating Theatre & Central Sterilization Unit
EMD/Casualty = EMD – Casualty
SWM-BMH
SWF-BMH

ROTATION SCHEDULE
Year 2025
MAY JUNE JULY
Dates 30 Jun
12 - 17 19 - 24 26 - 31 2-7 9 - 14 16 - 21 23 - 28
-5
Semester Week 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Rotation week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
G2 END OF
SWF G1 G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 ROTATIO
N EXAM
SWM G2 G1 G7 G6 G5 G4 G3

EMD(Casualty) G4
G3 G2 G1 G7 G6 G5
SWM-S
OTW G4 G3 G2 G1 G7 G6 G5

MOT/CSU G5 G4 G3 G2 G1 G7 G6

SWM-BMH* G6 G5 G4 G3 G2 G1 G7

SWF-BMH* G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 G2 G1

* These groups rotate at Benjamin Mkapa Hospital.

Days of Clinical Practice = Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Saturday and Sunday.

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Clinical Learning Outcomes (Competences)
Upon completion of clinical practice in Surgical rotation students are expected to be able to:
1. Conduct appropriate assessments to surgical patients and use patient’s data for planning
patient care.
2. Apply pathophysiological science to differentiate the actual clinical course, sickling process
and prognosis of patients with various surgical conditions.
3. Use available guidelines and protocols to perform emergency care to casualties and other
patients under emergency conditions.
4. Use nursing process and other surgical instrumental nursing skills to provide care to patients
with conditions needing surgical interventions
5. Use nursing process and other available guidelines to manage patients with traumatic injuries and
fractures
6. Provide high quality pre, intra and post-operative care to patients undergoing surgeries.
7. Provide minor surgical interventions to patients with minor surgeries.
8. Practice and demonstrate skills of theatre nursing including the roles of scrub nurse, circulating
nurse, assistant to the surgeon and anaesthetist.
9. Apply psychosocial, cultural, spiritual and developmental aspects to meet the needs of patients
with surgical conditions and those undergoing surgeries.
10. Use knowledge and skills of critical care as well as psychosocial, cultural and spiritual to
provide care to critical patients with surgical in the ICU and their families.
11. Apply various recent technologies and treatment modalities in the care of surgical patients.
12. Demonstrate knowledge and skills of Central Sterilization and Supply Unit (CSSU) to manage
sterility of surgical equipment and supplies.
13. Use nursing leadership skills to manage operations of surgical wards, surgical clinics, operating
theatres and other surgical units of the hospital.
14. Incorporate evidence-based nursing practice to provide evidence-based surgical care and
identify the areas of research in the field of surgical nursing
15. Teach patients and family on the appropriate nutrition, self-care and preventive measures of
the surgical conditions that led to their hospitalization.

STUDENTS GROUPS (GROUP D)

MACRO- MICRO-
# NAMES REG NO. SEX. SITE GROUP GROUP
42. JACKLINE Z BEATUS T21-03-07127 F DRRH D
43. DESTINY N MAHALY T21-03-07109 M DRRH D
44. JAPHET WEZERE PHINIAS T21-03-07871 M DRRH D
45. HAWA ABUSHIRI KITETERE T22-03-00841 F DRRH D
46. HAMZA RICHARD AMOS T22-03-00301 M DRRH D
47. JUMA DANIEL MARWA T22-03-00307 M DRRH D G1
48. KELINY M VICTOR T21-03-09384 F DRRH D
49. ELIAS M MADE T21-03-07129 M DRRH D
50. YOHANA H MICHAEL T21-03-07923 M DRRH D
51. BLANAZIA CHRISTOPHER DRRH
GERALD T22-03-01434 F D
52. TOSTAU ALEX DRRH
MWAKAJABA T22-03-00328 M D
53. JONAS P SAADAN T22-03-00364 M DRRH D G2
54. KELVIN T SEMPANGA T21-03-07168 M DRRH D G3

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55. ALPHONCE GABRIEL SHIJA T21-03-07978 M DRRH D
56. HILDA ERICK MSUHA T22-03-02164 F DRRH D
57. SAUL REUBEN HOBE T22-03-00392 M DRRH D
58. JOHN ROKOINE T22-03-00432 M DRRH D
59. NICKSON BUBERWA DRRH
MBAZE T21-03-07226 M D
60. MING'WA I MISOJI T21-03-08440 M DRRH D
61. ANILINDA LEONARD DRRH
MAKOMGWA T22-03-02237 F D
62. MEBAKU KICHECHE DRRH
KAMANDE T22-03-00458 M D
63. FEDRICK BENEDICT DRRH
AKONAAY T22-03-00505 M D
64. ELIAS YOHAN FELIS T22-03-00561 M DRRH D G4
65. DENIS A AMANYISYE T22-03-13551 M DRRH D
66. MARY I GOMBE T22-03-02371 F DRRH D
67. APOLYNARY JAPHET DRRH
MATHEW T22-03-00576 M D
68. MOSHI STEPHANO JUMA T22-03-00609 M DRRH D
69. JACKSON BLASIUS DRRH
MWAPINGA T22-03-00634 M D G5
70. MSIMEDI DABARWA DRRH
SAIDEYA T21-03-07661 M D
71. CHRISTINA REUBEN SANGA T21-03-09177 F DRRH D
72. ELIZABETH R MABUNGO T22-03-02420 F DRRH D
73. TULINGE KAYANDA DRRH
TRYPHONE T21-03-10558 M D
74. JUMA NTINGINYA DRRH
MAHANGILA T22-03-00683 M D
75. AMOSI NICODEMU DRRH
TLATLAA T22-03-00769 M D
76. DEODATUS DRRH
BIGIRWAMUNGU LUCAS T22-03-00948 M D G6
77. NEEMA M MUHERE T21-03-09090 F DRRH D
78. JOSEPH JAMES BALABALA T21-03-07678 M DRRH D
79. SARAH J MASAWE T22-03-02457 F DRRH D
80. ISAAC PANCRAS HAULE T22-03-01032 M DRRH D
81. BRUNO SONGERA T22-03-07197 M DRRH D
82. BARIKI FREDRICK DRRH
MTUKULA T22-03-01229 M D G7

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 THE UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA
SCHOOL OF NURSING AND PUBLIC HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL NURSING

CLINICAL ROTATION PLAN FOR THIRD YEAR BSN AT DODOMA RRH +

BMH - 2024
PAEDIATRIC NURSING - Rotation 3
Names of Wards/Units for Micro Rotations
PGW-13 = Paediatric Ward 13
PGW-14 = Paediatric Ward 14
NICU = Neonatal Intensive care Unit
RCH-M = RCH-Makole
PNTW = Post Natal ward- DRRH
OPD-PC = OPD-Paediatric Clinics
PaedW-BMH – Paediatric Wards - BMH

ROTATION SCHEDULE
Year 2025
MAY JUNE JULY
Dates 30 Jun
12 - 17 19 - 24 26 - 31 2-7 9 - 14 16 - 21 23 - 28
-5
Semester Week 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Rotation week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
G2 END OF
PGW13 G1 G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 ROTATIO
N EXAM
OPD-PC G2 G1 G7 G6 G5 G4 G3

G4
NICU G3 G2 G1 G7 G6 G5

RCH-M G4 G3 G2 G1 G7 G6 G5

PGW14 G5 G4 G3 G2 G1 G7 G6

PNTW G6 G5 G4 G3 G2 G1 G7

PaedW-BMH* G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 G2 G1
* This group rotates at Benjamin Mkapa Hospital.
Days of Clinical Practice = Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Saturday and Sunday.

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Clinical Learning Outcomes (Competences)
Upon completion of clinical practice in Paediatric rotation students are expected to be able to:
1. Apply family centred care approach to connect with the child and family and conduct
appropriate assessments to the sick child and family. Use patient’s (child) and family profile
data for planning patient care with his/her family using family centred care approach.
2. Apply psychosocial, cultural, religion, developmental and communication influence during care
of the child and family.
3. Utilize the nursing process to assess, plan and implement care of a sick new born, infants,
child in early childhood, middle childhood and adolescence.
4. Plan and implement appropriate nursing care of children with common medical and surgical
conditions.
5. Use knowledge and skills of pediatric nursing, of critical care as well as psychosocial, cultural
and spiritual principles to provide care to a neonate, child or adolescent in the neonatal
intensive care unit (NICU) and pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) respectively and their
families.
6. Apply the concepts of growth and development to assess and monitor child’s physical growth,
nutritional status and developmental milestones.
7. Provide appropriate health education and guidance to the family on child’s nutrition as linked
to physical growth, and developmental milestones.
8. Integrate the concept of family centered pediatric nursing in the care of the child in related
areas such as genetic disorders, congenital malformations and long-term illnesses.
9. Use available clinical guidelines to identify and manage paediatric emergencies.
10. Apply various recent technologies and treatment modalities in the care of paediatric patients.
11. Operate paediatric nursing care with cognizance of the legal and ethical issues pertaining to
pediatric nursing
12. Incorporate evidence-based nursing practice to practice to provide evidence-based paediatric
care and identify the areas of research in the field of pediatric nursing
13. Teach the child and his/her family on the appropriate nutrition, self-care and preventive
measures of the illness conditions that led to their hospitalization.

STUDENTS GROUPS (GROUP A)

MACRO- MICRO-
# NAMES REG NO. SEX. Site
GROUP GROUP
83. SALOME SYLIVESTER
RAPHAEL T/UDOM/2020/00111 F DRRH A
84. PIUS JOHN ISAACK T/UDOM/2020/00081 M DRRH A
85. SAMSON SIMON FESTO T21-03-00323 M DRRH A
86. RAHEL JOSEPH CHACHA T21-03-09542 F DRRH A G1
87. NGASA MKANGA DRRH
LUSASULA T21-03-08456 M A
88. MUSSA EDEN T21-03-08585 M DRRH A
89. NDALAHWA B SAMSON T22-03-00264 M DRRH A
90. LULU F MUSHI T21-03-01226 F DRRH A
91. MAWAZO MUYOMBA DRRH G2
MHANDE T/UDOM/2020/00225 M A

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92. EMMANUEL ABEL T21-03-00481 M DRRH A
93. RUKIA J MUHINA T21-03-09917 F DRRH A
94. ESAU JOSEPH ANDALA T21-03-08693 M DRRH A
95. ABUBAKARI MOHAMEDY DRRH
MTORO T21-03-08779 M A
96. MWINULA SHIJA MWINULA T/UDOM/2020/07056 M DRRH A
97. ALLEN FURMENS T21-03-00535 M DRRH A
98. LUCY MANGA@@ T21-03-10638 F DRRH A
99. WITRADY HEZRON DRRH G3
KADUMA T21-03-09101 M A
100. HASSAN SHABANI DRRH
SHEMSHUZA T21-03-09138 M A
101. CASTORY TULLO T21-03-00013 M DRRH A
102. NTOMOKA GOSI DRRH
NTOMOKA T21-03-00594 M A
103. ANASIUS GEOFREY DRRH
G4
RWEHANGIRA T21-03-11361 F A
104. SIMON KANON JOSEPH T22-03-07455 M DRRH A
105. PASKAL E TULWAY T21-03-09315 M DRRH A
106. DICKSON CHRISTIAN T21-03-09574 M DRRH A
107. MPOKI A MWANKUKU T21-03-00015 M DRRH A
108. MAJALIWA EDSON DRRH
LULANDALA T21-03-00690 M A
109. BLESS B WILSON T21-03-12542 F DRRH A
G5
110. MAGOMA MASAWA T22-03-08442 M DRRH
YOHANA A
111. EZEKIEL RICHARD SAMILA T21-03-10384 M DRRH A
112. SADI AHMED SELEMANI T21-03-10455 M DRRH A
113. MANDELA L CHIWANGA T21-03-00257 M DRRH A
114. THEOPISTER KISINGA T22-03-06461 F DRRH A
115. NICETHA ALINDA DRRH
THEMISTOCLES T21-03-12721 F A
G6
116. MASUMBUKO MASANJA DRRH
PINDU T21-03-11185 M A
117. NICHOLAUS T NICHOLAUS T21-03-11269 M DRRH A
118. ZENA AHMED KILANGA T21-03-11312 M DRRH A
119. DEUS SINGU MASANJA@@ T/UDOM/2020/00181 F DRRH A
120. SARUNI KESUMA KUNEY@@ T21-03-00319 M DRRH A
121. EMMANUEL GABRIEL DRRH
NGIYA T21-03-12211 M A G7
122. VICTOR ELIAS MBONIMPA T21-03-12226 M DRRH A
123. FRANCO RUCIANA DRRH
MHAGAMA T21-03-12242 M A
@@ = Postponed

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 THE UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA

SCHOOL OF NURSING AND PUBLIC HEALTH

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL NURSING

MICRO CLINICAL ROTATION PLAN FOR THIRD YEAR BSN AT DODOMA

RRH AND MAKOLE HC- 2024
MIDWIFERY II - Rotation 3
Names of Wards/Units for Micro Rotations
FP (M) = Family Planning (Makole)
ANC (M) = Antenatal Clinic (Makole)
P/SVD (DRRH& Makole) = Postnatal- SVD (DRRH)&Makole
LW-DRRH & Makole = Labor Ward (DRRH) & Makole
ANT-DRRH =Antenatal Ward (DRRH)
GYN -DRRH) = Gynaecological Ward (DRRH)
POST CS -DRRH) =Post Caesarean Section Ward (DRRH)

ROTATION SCHEDULE
Year 2025
MAY JUNE JULY
Dates 30 Jun
12 - 17 19 - 24 26 - 31 2-7 9 - 14 16 - 21 23 - 28
-5
Semester Week 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Rotation week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
FP (M) G1 G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 G2 END OF
ROTATIO
ANC (M) G2 G1 G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 N EXAM

LW-DRRH (3days)
G3 G2 G1 G7 G6 G5 G4
LW-Makole (3days)

ANT-DRRH G4 G3 G2 G1 G7 G6 G5

GYN-DRRH G5 G4 G3 G2 G1 G7 G6

POST CS-DRRH G6 G5 G4 G3 G2 G1 G7
P/ SVD (DRRH)
(3days) G1
G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 G2
P/SVD
MAKOLE(3days)

Days of Clinical Practice = Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Saturday and Sunday.

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 Clinical Learning Outcomes (Competences)

Upon completion of clinical practice in midwifery rotation students are expected to be able to:
1. Conduct appropriate assessment to pregnant women during pregnancy, labor and delivery as
well as during puerperium.
2. Demonstrate skills in planning for care of pregnant women during antenatal clinics, labor, and
delivery.
3. Use effective communication skills to provide counseling for family planning and provision of
such services to all women who seek services
4. Demonstrate high level skills in caring for normal and abnormal neonates
5. Use available guidelines and protocols to perform emergency obstetric care and to women
with gynecological care needs.
6. Use Tanzania National Family Planning Guidelines and Standards to provide family planning
services.
7. Practice and demonstrate skills of Obstetric and gynecological operating theatre nursing
including the roles of scrub nurse, circulating nurse, assistant to the surgeon and anesthetist.
8. Use national immunization program guidelines to provide immunization and vaccination to
women of reproductive age and newborns.
9. Assess patient condition for safe medication and outcomes of drug administration.

STUDENTS GROUPS (GROUP B)

MACRO- MICRO-
# NAMES REG NO. SEX. SITE GROUP GROUP
124. TATU JUMA CHATA T21-03-01382 F DRRH B
125. MOHAMMEDI R NDUGUTA T21-03-01576 M DRRH B
126. CHRISTOPHER MAXIMILLIAN DRRH
SOZI T21-03-03121 M B G1
127. CONSOLATA M KILUGU T21-03-14402 F DRRH B
128. ANORD MATHIAS T22-03-04995 M DRRH B
129. ABDI ATHUMANI BAKARI T21-03-12928 M DRRH B
130. IRENE ENOCK T22-03-14448 F DRRH B
131. SAMWEL CHARLES T22-03-13550 M DRRH B
132. NDEBILE MAHUMA JOSEPH T21-03-03222 M DRRH B
G2
133. SARAPHIA ZUBERY SHABANI T21-03-14909 F DRRH B
134. FREDRICK V RINGO T21-03-12955 M DRRH B
135. FREDY L NGULLE T21-03-13162 M DRRH B
136. JOSEPH STEPHANO T21-03-01757 M DRRH B
137. DOTTO TIBAIJUKA T21-03-03575 M DRRH B
138. NEEMA PETRO LAIZA T22-02-01023 F DRRH B G3
139. ERICK DAVID KWEKA T21-03-13514 M DRRH B
140. JOVIAN RWETOIJELA T21-03-13582 M DRRH B
141. GEOPHREY MICHAEL DRRH
SAMSON T21-03-01941 M B G4
142. RASHIDI HUSSEIN KILINDI T21-03-03673 M DRRH B

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143. VINAS OMBENI POKESELI T22-03-00045 F DRRH B
144. EDWARD EDWARD DRRH
MJENGWA T21-03-14037 M B
145. MAHUNGA K MADUHU T21-03-14279 M DRRH B
146. BRIGHTON W SAMBANAYE T21-03-14442 M DRRH B
147. JUSTIN J ZAKARIA T21-03-01998 M DRRH B
148. SAID M MBWIGAGE T21-03-03710 M DRRH B
149. IRENE GASPER MBERESERO T22-03-06468 F DRRH B
150. GEORGE RICHARD DRRH
G5
KAHOLWE T22-03-15159 M B
151. EMMANUEL REMMY DRRH
NJUNWA T21-03-14853 M B
152. EMMANUEL KATO T21-03-15219 M DRRH B
153. FARAJA HAMISI MILOWE T21-03-02793 F DRRH B
154. SOSTENESS J DRRH
CHINDUNGUKA T21-03-02388 M B
155. GRADEQE ELIAM T21-03-02795 F DRRH B
G6
156. DAMILES MLONGO T22-03-05866 F DRRH B
157. EZRA RICHARD NYATO T21-03-15225 M DRRH B
158. IDDI JUMANNE T21-03-15717 M DRRH B
159. ALEX EMMANUEL KELUMANI T21-03-15722 M DRRH B
160. WARAELY ABRAHAM DRRH
MONGO T21-03-02920 M B
161. TATU YUSUPH SINGANO T22-03-00218 F DRRH B
162. ALEX ALLY MWETA T21-03-15763 M DRRH B G7
163. DANIEL ALEX DOMINIC@@ T21-03-15774 M DRRH B
164. ASHERI RWEKAZA DRRH
CHRISTIAN@@ T21-03-15791 M B

Note: ** = Carry over Medical Nursing II and Surgical Nursing II = Will complete the
rotation in Medical Nursing II and be done.
* = Carry over Medical
@@ = Postponed

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THE UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA

SCHOOL OF NURSING AND PUBLIC HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL NURSING

CLINICAL ROTATION PLAN FOR THIRD YEAR BSN AT SINGIDA RRH - 2025
MEDICAL NURSING - Rotation 3
Names of Wards/Units for Micro Rotations
OPD = Outpatient Department -Medical Clinics
CTC = Care and Treatment Clinic (Municipal)
TB-C =Tuberculosis (TB) Clinic (Municipal)
MWF = Medical Ward Female
MWM = Medical Ward Male
EMD = Emergency Department
ICU = Intensive Care Unit

ROTATION SCHEDULE
Year 2025
MAY JUNE JULY
Dates 30 Jun
12 - 17 19 - 24 26 - 31 2-7 9 - 14 16 - 21 23 - 28
-5
Semester Week 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Rotation week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
EMD + OPD- G2 END OF
G1 G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 ROTATIO
Clinics N EXAM
CTC G2 G1 G7 G6 G5 G4 G3

G4
TB-C G3 G2 G1 G7 G6 G5

MWF G4 G3 G2 G1 G7 G6 G5

MWM G5 G4 G3 G2 G1 G7 G6

ICU G6 G5 G4 G3 G2 G1 G7

CTC & TB µµ G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 G2 G1
µµ
The group splits into CTC and TB

Days of Clinical Practice = Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Saturday and Sunday.

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Clinical Learning Outcomes (Competences)

Upon completion of clinical practice in Medical rotation students are expected to be able to:
13. Conduct appropriate assessments to patients with medical conditions and use patient’s data
for planning patient care.
14. Apply pathophysiological science to differentiate the actual clinical course, sickling process
and prognosis of patients with various medical conditions.
15. Integrate nursing process and other available guidelines to plan, implement and evaluate care of
patients with various medical conditions as well as significant others
16. Apply knowledge of Clinical Pharmacology and principles of drug administration to
administer appropriate medications, monitor patients for response to medication and side
effects, and evaluate and document per clinical protocol.
17. Use available guidelines and protocols to perform emergency care to patients with medical
emergencies.
18. Integrate psychosocial, cultural, spiritual and developmental aspects to meet the needs of
patients with medical conditions.
19. Apply various recent technologies and treatment modalities in the care of patients with
medical conditions.
20. Apply national guidelines to care for patients attending clinics at the CTC, TB clinics, and
Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) clinics.
21. Use knowledge and skills of critical care as well as psychosocial, cultural and spiritual to
provide care to critical patients with medical conditions in the intensive care unit (ICU) and
their families.
22. Use nursing leadership skills to manage operations of medical wards, medical outpatient
clinics, intensive care units, CTC clinics, TB clinics and other units of the hospital.
23. Incorporate evidence-based nursing practice to provide evidence-based medical care and
identify the areas of research in the field of medical nursing
24. Teach patients and family on the appropriate nutrition, self-care and preventive measures of
the medical conditions that led to their hospitalization.

STUDENTS GROUPS (GROUP C)

# MACRO- MICRO-
NAMES REG NO. SEX. SITE GROUP GROUP
1. ASHA S MOHAMED T22-03-06531 F SRRH C
2. CLAUDIA LUCAS MHEPWA T22-03-06545 F SRRH C
3. ZAKAYO FENASI KANDOI T22-03-07422 M SRRH C
4. TUMUSIFU THOMAS SRRH G1
BUJUNDILA T22-03-07423 M C
5. SILAJI MAULID ALLY T22-03-07425 M SRRH C
6. JOSHUA OTTO MSEMWA T21-03-09305 M SRRH C
7. ASIA M KAVUMO T22-03-06678 F SRRH C
8. HAPPYNESS KAMATA SRRH
KASHINJE T22-03-06690 F C
G2
9. MANYABILI MAKOYE SRRH
MANYABILI T22-03-07456 M C
10. JOSEPH ERCARDO KILEMILE T22-03-07495 M SRRH C

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11. ESTON NICKSON SRRH
MWAMPAMBA T22-03-07752 M C
12. RICHARD Z DIMBWE T22-03-07846 M SRRH C
13. ISRAEL OBADIA T22-03-07899 M SRRH C
14. RAHMA HUSSEIN MBOGGO'S T22-03-06794 F SRRH C
15. ADELA FREDNAND PESAMBILI T22-03-07260 F SRRH C
16. EMMANUEL LUKAS MATULU T22-03-08267 M SRRH C
G3
17. EMMANUEL M JONAS T22-03-08370 M SRRH C
18. MARKO CHARLES NGONGO T21-03-09671 M SRRH C
19. MASUMBUKO MASASILA T22-03-08473 M SRRH C
20. JENIFA B SULLE T22-03-07337 F SRRH C
21. RATERYA N GAIGA T22-03-08509 M SRRH C
22. SAMWEL MEDARD T22-03-08522 M SRRH C G4
23. AMBROSE HERMENT LYIMO T22-03-08551 M SRRH C
24. DEUS NASHON KILALO T22-03-08758 M SRRH C
25. LETICIA ANTHONY MASANJA T22-03-07436 F SRRH C
26. JOSEPH ANTHONY NGERE T22-03-09109 M SRRH C
27. SIMON D BUKUNDI T22-03-09493 M SRRH C G5
28. AMEDEUS CLEOPHAS MTEI T22-03-09494 M SRRH C
29. SHADHILI ABDALLAH MAPESA T22-03-09863 M SRRH C
30. HONESTER H KWEKA T22-03-08444 F SRRH C
31. NDEGE MAIGE T22-03-00205 M SRRH C
32. TAULIMBE NZUNGUYE SRRH
G6
TAULIMBE T22-03-09921 M C
33. JAPHET ANATOLY KAFINKILI T22-03-10688 M SRRH C
34. NAUMU BARTON KAUNDAMA T22-03-10689 M SRRH C
35. MARIAMU HAMZA MPONDA T22-03-08654 F SRRH C
36. NIMRODY DAVID JACKSON T22-03-10690 M SRRH C
37. FREDY ADAMU MAKWETA T22-03-10691 M SRRH C
38. HAJI ALLY JUMA T22-03-00148 M SRRH C G7
39. RAMADHANI ROBIN T21-03-05215 M SRRH
MWAIGWISYA C
40. GABRIEL DIONESIO WILFRED T22-03-11723 M SRRH C

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 THE UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA
SCHOOL OF NURSING AND PUBLIC HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL NURSING

CLINICAL ROTATION PLAN FOR THIRD YEAR BSN AT SINGIDA RRH - 2025
SURGICAL NURSING - Rotation 3
Names of Wards/Units for Micro Rotations
SWF = General Surgical Ward –Female (General surgery)
SWM = General Surgical Ward –Male – (General surgery)
PSW = Paediatric Surgical ward
MOT = Main Operating Theatre
CSU = Central Sterilization Unit
EMD – Emergency Medicine Department
POST CS (M) =Post Caesarean Section Ward (Mandewa)

ROTATION SCHEDULE
Year 2025
MAY JUNE JULY
Dates 30 Jun
12 - 17 19 - 24 26 - 31 2-7 9 - 14 16 - 21 23 - 28
-5
Semester Week 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Rotation week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
G2 END OF
SWF G1 G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 ROTATIO
N EXAM
SWM G2 G1 G7 G6 G5 G4 G3

G4
POST CS G3 G2 G1 G7 G6 G5

PSW G4 G3 G2 G1 G7 G6 G5

MOT&CSU G5 G4 G3 G2 G1 G7 G6
EMD + G7
G6 G5 G4 G3 G2 G1
OPD(Casualty)
POST CS + G1
G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 G2
MOT

Days of Clinical Practice = Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Saturday and Sunday.
Shifts = Morning, Afternoon/Evening & Night

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Clinical Learning Outcomes (Competences)

Upon completion of clinical practice in Surgical rotation students are expected to be able to:
16. Conduct appropriate assessments to surgical patients and use patient’s data for planning
patient care.
17. Apply pathophysiological science to differentiate the actual clinical course, sickling process
and prognosis of patients with various surgical conditions.
18. Use available guidelines and protocols to perform emergency care to casualties and other
patients under emergency conditions.
19. Use nursing process and other surgical instrumental nursing skills to provide care to patients
with conditions needing surgical interventions
20. Use nursing process and other available guidelines to manage patients with traumatic injuries and
fractures
21. Provide high quality pre, intra and post-operative care to patients undergoing surgeries.
22. Provide minor surgical interventions to patients with minor surgeries.
23. Practice and demonstrate skills of theatre nursing including the roles of scrub nurse, circulating
nurse, assistant to the surgeon and anaesthetist.
24. Apply psychosocial, cultural, spiritual and developmental aspects to meet the needs of patients
with surgical conditions and those undergoing surgeries.
25. Use knowledge and skills of critical care as well as psychosocial, cultural and spiritual to
provide care to critical patients with surgical in the ICU and their families.
26. Apply various recent technologies and treatment modalities in the care of surgical patients.
27. Demonstrate knowledge and skills of Central Sterilization and Supply Unit (CSSU) to manage
sterility of surgical equipment and supplies.
28. Use nursing leadership skills to manage operations of surgical wards, surgical clinics, operating
theatres and other surgical units of the hospital.
29. Incorporate evidence-based nursing practice to provide evidence-based surgical care and
identify the areas of research in the field of surgical nursing
30. Teach patients and family on the appropriate nutrition, self-care and preventive measures of
the surgical conditions that led to their hospitalization.

STUDENTS GROUPS (GROUP D)

# MACRO- MICRO-
NAMES REG NO. SEX. SITE GROUP GROUP
41. ELIZABETH EBIAT MLOWE T22-03-08947 F SRRH D
42. JONESIA A JOHANSEN T22-03-09857 F SRRH D
43. LAILATH OMARY JAMWAKA T22-03-12142 M SRRH D
G1
44. ENOCK E KALIMANZIRA T22-03-12771 M SRRH D
45. EDGAR JUDA NANGELA T22-03-12811 M SRRH D
46. MASUNGA D MAGEME T22-03-13204 M SRRH D
47. FATUMA ABDU HEMEDI T22-03-10233 F SRRH D
48. THERESIA CORNELI BAYYO T22-03-10694 F SRRH D
49. ELISAPHI YOHANA ELISAPHI T22-03-13361 M SRRH D
50. MUSSA HASHIMU NGOLE T22-03-13547 M SRRH D G2
51. SIMON KWILASA GEORGE T22-03-13548 M SRRH D
52. NASSORO HEMED NASSORO T22-03-13549 M SRRH D
53. SAMSON PAUL T22-03-13550 M SRRH D

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54. ELIZABETH S MUDO T22-03-11523 F SRRH D
55. CORINESTA MUSA SRRH
KAMINYOGE T22-03-13079 F D
56. PHARES L. PHARES T21-03-07523 M SRRH D G3
57. ERICK EMMANUEL CHALOMA T22-03-13848 M SRRH D
58. PAULO JULIUS PAULO T22-03-14389 M SRRH D
59. DAUDI JOHN NDAKI T22-03-14439 M SRRH D
60. MARYAM GABRIEL SRRH
DYAMWALI T22-03-13819 F D
61. PETER MIHAMBO MALALE T22-03-14447 M SRRH D
62. CHRISOSTOM ISSAYA SRRH G4
MLEKUZI T22-03-14577 M D
63. ELIBARAKA RICHARD ELIA T22-03-14599 M SRRH D
64. RAYMOND N MWALISATILE T22-03-14600 M SRRH D
65. MASURULA KAWALE T21-03-02901 F SRRH D
66. KETUMILE S MPELETA T22-03-14602 M SRRH D
67. HUSSEIN SIMON LAURENT T22-03-14603 M SRRH D
G5
68. AMANI PETER ELIA T22-03-14604 M SRRH D
69. FREDY NGAILO T22-03-14605 M SRRH D
70. KELVIN GUSHEMA MATHIAS T22-03-14636 M SRRH D
71. RAHMA N ABDALLAH T22-03-14637 F SRRH D
72. PATRICK RICHARD T22-03-00068 M SRRH D
73. AHMED MOHAMED SRRH
G6
NGAHEMELA T22-03-15012 M D
74. MASANJA N MAGUNANO T22-03-15127 M SRRH D
75. FADHILI M PALLANGYO T22-03-15129 M SRRH D
76. AGNES TEGEMEA MAHENGE T22-03-14650 F SRRH D
77. MAIGE NJEBELE MAKOLOBELA T22-03-15130 M SRRH D
78. ADERICK ALEX ANDREW T22-03-15143 M SRRH D G7
79. ELISHA B SIKALUMBI T21-03-14468 M SRRH D
80. FARAJA ABAS MFUNGATI T22-03-15166 M SRRH D

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 THE UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA
SCHOOL OF NURSING AND PUBLIC HEALTH
DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL NURSING

CLINICAL ROTATION PLAN FOR THIRD YEAR BSN AT SRRH - 2025

PAEDIATRIC NURSING - Rotation 3
Names of Wards/Units for Micro Rotations
PGW = Paediatric General Ward
PICU = Paediatric Intensive Care Unit - Mandewa
NICU = Neonatal Intensive care Unit - Mandewa
RCH-S = RCH Sokoine Hospital
RCH-M = RCH Municipal Hospital
PSW = Paediatric Surgical ward – General Hospital
PNT-M = Post Natal Mandewa
PNT-S = Post Natal - Sokoine Hospital
OPD-PC = OPD-Paediatric Clinics

ROTATION SCHEDULE
Year 2025
MAY JUNE JULY
Dates 30 Jun
12 - 17 19 - 24 26 - 31 2-7 9 - 14 16 - 21 23 - 28
-5
Semester Week 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Rotation week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
G2 END OF
PGW G1 G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 ROTATIO
N EXAM
PICU G2 G1 G7 G6 G5 G4 G3

G4
NICU G3 G2 G1 G7 G6 G5

RCH-S (3 Days)
G4 G3 G2 G1 G7 G6 G5
RCH-M (3 days)
PSW G5 G4 G3 G2 G1 G7 G6

PNT-M G6 G5 G4 G3 G2 G1 G7

OPD-PC G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 G2 G1
Days of Clinical Practice = Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Saturday and Sunday.
Shifts = Morning, Afternoon/Evening & Night

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 Clinical Learning Outcomes (Competences)

Upon completion of clinical practice in Paediatric rotation students are expected to be able to:

14. Apply family centred care approach to connect with the child and family and conduct
appropriate assessments to the sick child and family. Use patient’s (child) and family profile
data for planning patient care with his/her family using family centred care approach.
15. Apply psychosocial, cultural, religion, developmental and communication influence during care
of the child and family.
16. Utilize the nursing process to assess, plan and implement care of a sick new born, infants,
child in early childhood, middle childhood and adolescence.
17. Plan and implement appropriate nursing care of children with common medical and surgical
conditions.
18. Use knowledge and skills of pediatric nursing, of critical care as well as psychosocial, cultural
and spiritual principles to provide care to a neonate, child or adolescent in the neonatal
intensive care unit (NICU) and pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) respectively and their
families.
19. Apply the concepts of growth and development to assess and monitor child’s physical growth,
nutritional status and developmental milestones.
20. Provide appropriate health education and guidance to the family on child’s nutrition as linked
to physical growth, and developmental milestones.
21. Integrate the concept of family centered pediatric nursing in the care of the child in related
areas such as genetic disorders, congenital malformations and long-term illnesses.
22. Use available clinical guidelines to identify and manage paediatric emergencies.
23. Apply various recent technologies and treatment modalities in the care of paediatric patients.
24. Operate paediatric nursing care with cognizance of the legal and ethical issues pertaining to
pediatric nursing
25. Incorporate evidence-based nursing practice to practice to provide evidence-based paediatric
care and identify the areas of research in the field of pediatric nursing
26. Teach the child and his/her family on the appropriate nutrition, self-care and preventive
measures of the illness conditions that led to their hospitalization.

STUDENTS GROUPS (GROUP A)

# MACRO- MICRO-
NAMES REG NO. SEX. SITE GROUP GROUP
81. LEILA IDRISSA CHABAI T22-03-02529 F SRRH A
82. NICE ZABRON T22-03-02645 F SRRH A
83. JAZAKA RAMADHANI MGHUNA T22-03-01416 M SRRH A
G1
84. SALUM BAKARI RASHID T22-03-01499 M SRRH A
85. STATUS TITUS MWELINDE T22-03-01541 M SRRH A
86. THOBIAS A JOHN T22-03-01813 M SRRH A
87. EMANOELA Z SHAYO T22-03-03823 F SRRH A
88. SAADA AMOURY SALUM T22-03-03829 F SRRH A
G2
89. SWABI AMIMU MATUMBI T22-03-01829 M SRRH A
90. ALLY KHERI MUGHUMI T22-03-01948 M SRRH A

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91. YAKINI JEREMIA KAYANDA T22-03-02136 M SRRH A
92. SAMWEL PATRICK MSABILA T22-03-02154 M SRRH A
93. ELIAS M ELIAS T22-03-02156 M SRRH A
94. TUNUKIWA KATUSIME SRRH
DEOGRATIAS T22-03-03946 F A
95. NEEMA MAGUSI JOSEPH T22-03-04414 F SRRH A
96. HUSSEIN SALEHE SOUDY T22-03-02159 M SRRH A G3
97. ISAAC MWINUKA T22-03-02167 M SRRH A
98. OSCAR BASIL MSIGWA T22-03-02266 M SRRH A
99. DAVID G NKAVAMA T22-03-02373 M SRRH A
100. MAGDALENA BONIVENTURA SRRH
MAKUNGU T22-03-04489 F A
101. SIMON E MSUKWA T22-03-02404 M SRRH A
G4
102. JUMA MUSA MAKENGA T22-03-02411 M SRRH A
103. ERICK VALENTINE T22-03-02437 M SRRH A
104. SELEMANI S SALUMU T22-03-03667 M SRRH A
105. LUCY R REVELIAN T22-03-04541 F SRRH A
106. ELIUDIUS MKOMBOZI T22-03-03685 M SRRH A
107. HASHIM MORRY KIJONJO T22-03-03692 M SRRH A G5
108. ELIHURUMA S SARYA T22-03-03767 M SRRH A
109. MAGDALENA JAREDI ZAKAYO T22-03-03789 M SRRH A
110. JESCA NOLASCO MPELANGWA T22-03-04986 F SRRH A
111. HAROUN M SIAME T22-03-03821 M SRRH A
112. SAIMON LEONS LYAVATWA T22-03-03836 M SRRH A
G6
113. PRIVATUS DAUDI ANASTAZI T22-03-03843 M SRRH A
114. AHMADI MOHAMED OMARI T22-03-03911 M SRRH A
115. JAWADI ADANI JUMA T22-03-03957 M SRRH A
116. MARY ESSAU NDUNGURU T22-03-05036 F SRRH A
117. JUSTINI MWANGALIKA T22-03-04063 M SRRH A
118. ENOCK SAKU MAKOYE T22-03-04269 M SRRH A G7
119. YOSHUA J MUNYOGWA T22-03-04273 M SRRH A
120. AMASIA SAMWEL LAZARO T22-03-04274 M SRRH A

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 THE UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA

SCHOOL OF NURSING AND PUBLIC HEALTH

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL NURSING

MICRO CLINICAL ROTATION PLAN FOR THIRD YEAR BSN AT MANDEWA-

SRRH AND SOKOINE HEALTH CENTRE - 2025
MIDWIFERY II - Rotation 3
Names of Wards/Units for Micro Rotations
FP (S) = Family Planning (Sokoine); FP (Mp) = Family Planning (Municipal)
VISITS (S) = Antenatal Visits (Sokoine); VISITS (Mp) = Antenatal Visits (Municipal)
LW/ANT (S) =Labor/Antenatal Ward (Sokoine); LW/ANT (Mp) =Labor/Antenatal Ward
(Municipal)
POST SVD/CS (S) = Postnatal Ward (Sokoine); POST SVD/CS (Mp) = Postnatal Ward
(Municipal)
GYN (M) = Gynaecological Ward (Mandewa); OT (M) = Operating Theatre (Mandewa)
LW (M) = Labor Ward (Mandewa); POST CS (M) =Post Caesarean Section Ward (Mandewa)
ANT (M) =Antenatal Ward (Mandewa)

ROTATION SCHEDULE
Year 2025
MAY JUNE JULY
Dates 30 Jun
12 - 17 19 - 24 26 - 31 2-7 9 - 14 16 - 21 23 - 28
-5
Semester Week 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Rotation week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
FP (S) (3 days) G2 END OF
ROTATIO
G1 G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 N EXAM
FP (Mp) (3 Days)
VISITS (S) (3 Days) G3
G2 G1 G7 G6 G5 G4
VISITS (Mp) (3 Days)
GYN (M) (3 Days) G4
G3 G2 G1 G7 G6 G5
OT (M) (3 days)
ANT (M) G4 G3 G2 G1 G7 G6 G5
LW & POSTN (M) (3 Days) G6
G5 G4 G3 G2 G1 G7
POST CS (M) (3 Days)
LW/ANT (S) G6 G5 G4 G3 G2 G1 G7

POST SVD/CS (S) (3 Days) G1

G7 G6 G5 G4 G3 G2
POST SVD/CS (Mp) (3 days)
Days of Clinical Practice: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Saturday and Sunday. Shifts = Morning, Afternoon/Evening & Night

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 Clinical Learning Outcomes (Competences)

Upon completion of clinical practice in midwifery rotation students are expected to be able to:
10. Conduct appropriate assessment to pregnant women during pregnancy, labor and delivery as
well as during puerperium.
11. Demonstrate skills in planning for care of pregnant women during antenatal clinics, labor, and
delivery.
12. Use effective communication skills to provide counseling for family planning and provision of
such services to all women who seek services
13. Demonstrate high level skills in caring for normal and abnormal neonates
14. Use available guidelines and protocols to perform emergency obstetric care and to women
with gynecological care needs.
15. Use Tanzania National Family Planning Guidelines and Standards to provide family planning
services.
16. Practice and demonstrate skills of Obstetric and gynecological operating theatre nursing
including the roles of scrub nurse, circulating nurse, assistant to the surgeon and anesthetist.
17. Use national immunization program guidelines to provide immunization and vaccination to
women of reproductive age and newborns.
18. Assess patient condition for safe medication and outcomes of drug administration.

STUDENTS GROUPS (GROUP B)

# MACRO- MICRO-
NAMES REG NO. SEX. SITE GROUP GROUP
121. GLORY KASIGWA CHUTTO T22-03-05308 F SRRH B
122. DIANA B. NZUNGU T22-03-00407 F SRRH B
123. MASANJA M MWIGULU T22-03-04341 M SRRH B
G1
124. RABII SAID MPACHE T22-03-04350 M SRRH B
125. FAUSTINE LADISLAUS T22-03-00114 M SRRH B
126. ENOSH M MWAMBUNGU T22-03-04425 M SRRH B
127. UPENDO ANDERSON T22-03-05425 F SRRH B
128. AJUAYE SADICK MATATALA T22-03-05723 F SRRH B
129. HAMISI MOHAMED SALUM T22-03-04506 M SRRH B
130. RESPICIUS CYPRIAN CELESTINE T22-03-04591 M SRRH B G2
131. ANOLD DAVID BINIKA T22-03-04667 M SRRH B
132. RAJABU MUSTAPHA ALLY T22-03-04827 M SRRH B
133. JASTIN DANIEL THOMAS T22-03-04912 M SRRH B
134. LUCY RICHARD T22-03-00083 F SRRH B
135. CECILIA STEPHANO YOHANA T22-03-06243 F SRRH B
136. ELIYA SADOCK MNOBWE T21-03-12646 M SRRH B
G3
137. IMANI SITTA BUJINGWA T22-03-05086 M SRRH B
138. SHERIKO SHEDRACK MKALIHA T22-03-05252 M SRRH B
139. JOSEPH MICHAEL SHEBULUZA T22-03-05457 M SRRH B
140. ADRIANA MBARAKA NTAMBI T21-03-00374 F SRRH B
G4
141. HAJI MJENGE FAKI T22-03-05743 M SRRH B

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142. FAUSTINE BARAKA JULIUS T22-03-06275 M SRRH B
143. MUSA PETER MASANJA T22-03-06343 M SRRH B
144. SWEDY RAMADHANI SRRH
MUSTAPHA T22-03-06457 M B
145. MONICA M SABAYA T22-03-00051 F SRRH B
146. MUHIDINI AMIRI SHABANI T21-03-03771 M SRRH B
147. MIKEMBO MAMBA T22-03-06488 M SRRH B G5
148. ELIAS PHABIAN NGINDU T22-03-06575 M SRRH B
149. MARCO MAKASHI MARCO T22-03-06592 M SRRH B
150. LEONIA E HERMAN T22-03-06480 F SRRH B
151. NKOI PETRO CHARLES T22-03-06824 M SRRH B
152. CLEMENT MASANJA PAMBE T22-03-06846 M SRRH B
G6
153. ALEN MKWAWI MASADU T22-03-06883 M SRRH B
154. IBRAHIM ANDREW ROBERT T22-03-06972 M SRRH B
155. THOMAS K MASUKA T22-03-07139 M SRRH B
156. LATIFA H PEMBA T22-03-06525 F SRRH B
157. RAYMOND MUHOZA ELIZEUS T22-03-07186 M SRRH B
158. MAGESA SHIMO T22-03-01167 M SRRH B G7
159. DAUDI JOSEPH T22-03-07247 M SRRH B
160. NTANGAE STIVIN NTANGAE T22-03-07281 M SRRH B

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