Establishment of Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College

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The Department of Medicine was established in 1963 and it progressed steadily since then. In the year 1993, three new departments namely Psychiatry, Dermatology and T.B. & Chest Diseases were separated out from Medicine Department.

There is continuous increase in clinical and teaching load of the department. The Annual intake of MBBS students has increased from 50 to 150, M.D. students from 6 to 12. Recently, the intake of MD students has been increased to 21. Staff members of the Department are also involved in teaching and training of BDS students and various diploma courses. Presently, there are 6 units in the department. Academic activities in the form of seminars / Case Presentations / Journal Clubs are held daily, from 8 - 9 a.m. (Monday to Saturday except Fridays). All postgraduates and all teaching staff members, participate in the seminar.

Postgraduates are given full facilities and responsibilities; in OPD, IPD and casualty, where they work under the direct supervision of consultants & senior residents. The department organizes regular conferences, symposia and seminars of national and state levels. Also, extension and invited lectures are organized on a regular basis.

PROGRAM AND COURSE OUTCOMES (MBBS/BDS/MD MEDICINE)

MBBS

S.No.	Program Outcomes	S.No.	Course Outcomes
PO1	Apply knowledge of basic and clinical medical sciences for patient care.	CO1	Obtain comprehensive clinical history and perform general/systemic examination.
PO2	Elicit complete history and perform systematic physical examination.	CO2	Interpret common laboratory and imaging investigations.
PO3	Diagnose common medical disorders using clinical reasoning and investigations.	CO3	Diagnose common cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological, gastrointestinal, endocrine, and renal disorders.
PO4	Manage common acute and chronic medical conditions and emergencies.	CO4	Formulate management plans for common medical illnesses.
PO5	Communicate effectively with patients, families, and healthcare professionals.	CO5	Recognize and initiate management of medical emergencies.
PO6	Practice ethical, compassionate, and patient-centered medicine.	CO6	Counsel patients regarding disease prevention and lifestyle modification.
PO7	Promote preventive, promotive, curative, rehabilitative, and palliative care.	CO7	Demonstrate professional and ethical conduct in patient care.
PO8	Participate effectively in multidisciplinary healthcare teams.	CO8	Maintain appropriate medical records and case documentation.
PO9	Apply evidence-based medicine in clinical decision-making.
P10	Demonstrate lifelong learning and professional development.

BDS

S.No.	Program Outcomes	S.No.	Course Outcomes
PO1	Understand systemic diseases relevant to dental practice.	CO1	Identify common systemic diseases encountered in dental practice.
PO2	Identify medical conditions affecting dental treatment planning.	CO2	Evaluate medical history and risk factors before dental treatment.
PO3	Recognize medical emergencies in dental settings and initiate appropriate management.	CO3	Recognize manifestations of cardiovascular, respiratory, endocrine, hematological, and infectious diseases.
PO4	Interpret relevant medical investigations before dental procedures.	CO4	Interpret routine medical investigations relevant to dentistry.
PO5	Communicate effectively with medically compromised patients.	CO5	Recognize and manage common medical emergencies in dental clinics.
PO6	Practice ethical and safe patient care.	CO6	Understand drug interactions affecting dental management.
PO7	Collaborate with physicians and specialists for comprehensive healthcare.	CO7	Refer patients appropriately for specialist medical care.
PO8	Promote prevention and health education among patients.	CO8	Educate patients regarding prevention of systemic diseases affecting oral health.
PO9	Apply evidence-based principles in dental practice.
P10	Engage in lifelong learning and professional development.

MD Medicine

S.No.	Program Outcomes	S.No.	Course Outcomes
PO1	Demonstrate advanced knowledge and expertise in Internal Medicine.	CO1	Diagnose and manage complex cardiovascular diseases.
PO2	Independently diagnose and manage complex medical disorders.	CO2	Diagnose and manage respiratory disorders including critical care conditions.
PO3	Manage critically ill patients and medical emergencies effectively.	CO3	Evaluate and manage neurological disorders and emergencies.
PO4	Apply evidence-based medicine and current clinical guidelines in practice.	CO4	Diagnose and treat endocrine and metabolic disorders.
PO5	Interpret advanced diagnostic investigations and formulate treatment strategies.	CO5	Evaluate and manage renal diseases and electrolyte disturbances.
PO6	Conduct clinical research and contribute to scientific knowledge.	CO6	Diagnose and manage infectious and tropical diseases.
PO7	Demonstrate leadership in multidisciplinary healthcare teams.	CO7	Perform and interpret specialized diagnostic procedures relevant to Internal Medicine.
PO8	Teach and mentor undergraduate and postgraduate students.	CO8	Manage critically ill patients in intensive care settings.
PO9	Practice ethical, professional, and patient-centered care.	CO9	Critically appraise medical literature and apply evidence-based practice.
P10	Contribute to quality assurance, patient safety, and healthcare improvement.	CO10	Design and conduct clinical research projects and dissertations.
P11	Address community health needs through preventive and public health approaches.	CO11	Demonstrate teaching skills for MBBS students, interns, and junior residents.
P12	Engage in continuous professional development and lifelong learning.	CO12	Lead multidisciplinary teams and ensure quality patient care.

NEET SS Selection in last years of following residents:

1.

Dr. Zunnoor Ali -

DM (Neurology), AIIMS, New Delhi

2.

Dr. Palash Gupta -

DM (Gastroenterology), JIPMER, Pondicherry

3.

Dr. Sumanyu Saxena -

DM (Neurology), SGPGI, Lucknow

4.

Dr. Kajal Chaudhary -

DM (Neurology), KGMC, Lucknow

5.

Dr. Shazia Durdana -

DM (Neurology), KGMC, Lucknow

6.

Dr. Abeer Kulsoom -

DM (Nephrology), BHU, Varanasi

7.

Dr. Bhavya Karadwal -

DM (Neurology) AIIMS, Bhopal

8.

Dr. Ahmad Ghayas Ansari -

DM (Cardiology) Sri Chitra Institute Thiruvananthapuram

9.

Dr. Shubhra Saraswat -

DM (Neurology) AIIMS, Rishikesh

10. Dr. Mohiuddin Al-Aman -

DM (Gastroenterology) BHU, Varanshi

11 Dr. Areeba -

DM (Nephrology) SGPGI, Lucknow

12. Dr. Shekh Ashraf -

DM (Nephrology) BHU, Varanashi

To establish super specialities, teachers were sponsored to get DM in cardiology, Nephrology and Endocrinology and services of these super specialists were utilized to establish Centre of Cardiology and R.G. Centre of Diabetes and Endocrinology in 2010. Besides this, following special clinics are managed by the department for super speciality care.

Various Super-specialty Clinics functioning in the Department:

1. Nephrology Clinic : Monday and Wednesday

2. Geriatric (Senior citizen) Clinic: Thursday

3. Neurology Clinic: Saturday

4. Hematology Clinic: Thursday

5. Gastroenterology Clinic: Tuesday

6. Rheumatology Clinic: Friday

Nephrology division is providing dialysis facilities for the last thirty years with a well established dialysis unit having a eight working dialysis machine, providing round the clock dialysis support to critically ill admitted patients and maintainance dialysis to the university employees. Procedures like plasmapheresis, percutaneous kidney biopsy, permcath placement, CAPD catheter placement and follow-up of pre as well post-renal transplant patients is being undertaken on a regular basis.

Gastroenterological Endoscopic facilities are being provided at the state of the art Gastroenterology Lab of the department. Endoscopies, colonoscopies, endoscopic procedures like EVBL etc are being regularly done at GE Lab. Specialised Hepatology services and treatment of chronic hepatitis and cirrhosis are also available in the GE clinic

Recently, state of the art Medical ICU has been established and operating very effectively under the department.

We are having a following Labs in the department:

1.Renal Lab - we are having facilties for the basic renal function test ABG, UACR, TUP & Urine routine examination.

2. Neurology Lab - we are having facilities for EEG, EMG, NCV, VEP and other test for authonomic dysfunction.

3. Gastroenterology - we are having facilities for Upper GI and Lower GI Endoscopy including GI Biopsy and Investigation like Stool routine examination, Iron Profile and Triple Test.

4. Medicine Central Lab (MCL Lab/PG Lab) - we are having facilities for CBC, HbA1C, LFT & Lipid Profile.

The Medicine OPD caters to the maximum number of patients attending the hospital. We are having a maximum registration both OPD and IPD in the hospital.

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