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Form-MCI-12
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF INDIA
STANDARD INSPECTION FORM
“A”
General Information pertaining to:-
1. College and Teaching Hospital
2. Courses of Study leading to :-
M.B.B.S. Examinations
Name of Institution : Saveetha Medical College
Place and Address : Saveetha Nagar, Thandalam,
Kancheepuram District – 602 105.
DEAN : Dr. T.Gunasagaran
Tel. No. Off. 044 – 26811299; 044 – 26811171; 09282500699
Fax. 044 - 26811173
email : principal.smc@saveetha.com; info@saveetha.com
Name of Affiliating University: SAVEETHA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI – 600 077.
Date: Signature of Dean/Principal
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This form shall be precisely filled in by the Institution and handed over by the
Dean/Principal, duly verified and signed to the conveyor of the team of Inspectors, who
shall then examine the entries and send it with his observations to the Secretary, Medical
Council of India. As far as possible, all information should be contained in the form and
separate enclosures avoided. The entries should be as required under the MCI regulations
and norms. In case the college does not have the prescribed documents with them the
same may be obtained from the MCI office by making necessary payment.
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Form-MCI-12
GENERAL INFORMATION
a) (i) Year of Foundation : 2007
(ii) Year of Permission by MCI : 23.06.2008 (Vide Annexure I)
Letter of Intent by Govt. of India F.No.U.12012/497/2007-ME(P-II) dated 19th
June 2008.
Letter of Permission by Govt. of India No.U.12012/497/2007-ME(P-II) dated
23rd June 2008.
b. Management – (Govt. / Semi Govt. / Univ. / Local Body / Private Trust / Society)
c) (i) Annual Admission : 150 (One hundred and Fifty)
(ii) In case of renewal of permission of the medical college permitted u/s 10 A of
the Indian Medical Council Act, please give a list containing the names of
students, category wise, admitted during the preceding academic year. List
Enclosed – Vide Annexure II
d) Year to year increase (if any) : ---
(Year and number of student admission permitted by MCI to be specified and
copies of MCI approval to be attached.)
e) Year of recognition by MCI: : NA
(i) Under-graduate: : --
(ii) Postgraduate : ---
Last inspection with date : 15th & 16th March 2011
Degree/Diplom
Degree/Diploma a not
Degree/Diploma
S. No. Course Permitted by permitted/ not
recognized by MCI
MCI recognized by
MCI
(iii) Qualifications not yet recognized : MBBS
Annual Budget ;
(a) Pay and Allowances : Rs. 1354 Lakhs
(b) (Pay scales and allowances of various categories of staff i.e. teaching, technical &
administrative Staff) –(Please attach separate sheet).Vide Annexure – III
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Form-MCI-12
(b) Contingency : (i) recurring : Rs. 750 Lakhs
(ii) Non-recurring : Rs. 609 Lakhs
Administrative set up for looking after :
(a) Admission :- Enclosed – Vide Annexure - IV
(Please attach a copy of the current prospectus of the college/university/Govt.)
b) Particulars of Dean:
Educational Qualifications:
Registratio
Name of the
n No. of UG
Qualification College University Year State Medical
& PG with
Council
date
MBBS Madras Medical University of
College Madras 1970 22078 Tamilnadu
25.01.1972 Medical Council
MD/MS Madras Medical University of 22078
College Madras 1975 20.04.2007 Tamilnadu
(General Medical Council
Surgery)
DM/MCh Cancer Institute, University of 1989
Adyar Madras
(Oncology)
Details of Experience:
Designation Department Name of From To Total
Institution DD/MM/Y DD/MM/Y Experience
Y Y in years &
months
Tutor / General Madras Medical April, 1972 March, 1975 4 Years
Demonstrator Surgery College
Madras Medical 20.12.1977 31.12.1978
College
Assistant General Kilpauk Medical 20.02.1985 16.09.1985 7 Years
Professor Surgery College 6 Months
Stanley Medical 17.09.1985 31.03.1987
College
Chengalpet 31.03.1989 18.10.1990
Medical College
Kilpauk Medical 19.10.1990 15.08.1994
College
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Form-MCI-12
Associate General Kilpauk Medical 16.08.1994 30.07.1996 4 Years
Professor Surgery College
Professor & General Madras Medical 04.07.1996 06.12.2003
HOD Surgery College
Dean / Office of Director
Secretary of Medical 06.12.2003 01.07.2005
Selection Education,
Committee Chennai
Dean Theni Medical 04.07.2005 16.10.2005
College, Theni
Kanyakumari 23.10.2005 28.02.2007
Dean Govt. Medical
College 15 Years
6 Months
Meenakshi 26.02.2007 10.09.2007
Professor &
Medical College
HOD
& Research
Institute
Meenakshi
Vice- Medical College
Chancellor & Research 11.09.2007 10.03.2011
Institute
(Meenakshi
University)
Dean Saveetha Medical 19.03.2011 Till Date
College
(c) Accommodation: -
(i) Principal/Dean’s office size : 36 Sq mt
(ii) Staff room size : 101 Sq mt
(iii) College Council room size : 94 Sq mt
(iv) Office Superintendent room –size : 30 Sq mt
(v) Office Space Size : 150 Sq mt
(vii) Intercom & Public address
system in the college : Present/ Absent
(vii) Record room size : 100 Sq mt
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Form-MCI-12
COURSES OF STUDY
(a) Pre- requisites for admission : 10 + 2 or Equivalent Examination as per
MCI Requirements & Adopted by
Saveetha University, Chennai.
Any Candidate who is a Citizen of India and should have completed 17 years
of age on or before 31 st December 2009.
(b) Method of selection :
(i) Strictly on the basis of performance at the qualifying public examination.
or
(ii) Competitive entrance examination: Common Entrance Test
Conducted on All India Basis by
Saveetha University, Chennai.
(iii) Minimum percentage of marks for admission to MBBS course.
(i) Open Merit : 50 %
(ii) Reserved categories: NIL
(c) (i) No. of actual working days :
College : 240 Days
Hospital: ROUND THE YEAR
(ii) Daily working hours :
College : 8.30 AM – 4.30 PM with
1 Hour LUNCH Break
Hospital: ROUND THE CLOCK
(b) Year of introduction of the new curriculum (of 1997): Academic Year 2008 – 2009.
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Form-MCI-12
GROUPING OF SUBJECTS FOR EXAMINATION:
(if it differs from Council recommendations, bring that out clearly)
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Number of Subjects Duration of Study
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First M.B.B.S. 1. ANATOMY
2. PHYSIOLOGY TWO SEMESTERS
3. BIOCHEMISTRY ( 1 st and 2nd )
Second M.B.B.S. 1. PHARMACOLOGY
2. PATHOLOGY THREE SEMESTERS
3. MICROBIOLOGY ( 3 rd, 4 th and 5th )
4. FORENSIC MEDICINE
Final M.B.B.S.
Part – I 1. E.N.T FOUR SEMESTERS
2. OPHTHALMOLOGY (4th, 5th, 6 th & 7th )
3. COMMUNITY MEDICINE SEVEN SEMESTERS
(1st to 7th Semesters)
Part – II 1. GENERAL MEDICINE SEVEN SEMESTERS
2. GENERAL SURGERY (3rd to 9th Semesters)
3. OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY
4. PAEDIATRICS
Practical Theory Total
Attendance (Minimum
Attendance percentage for 80% 80% 80%
appearing at the Univ.
examination :-
Percentage of marks for Internal 20% of Total Marks in each subject
Assessment included in the total as per MCI regulations adopted by
marks of Univ. examination : Saveetha University, Chennai.
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Form-MCI-12
COLLEGE COUNCIL
(a) Composition : DEAN – Chair Person
All Heads of the Departments & Professors - Members
(b) Functions : Acts as an advisory board on academic and administrative
Issues. Concerned with the discipline of the college
Designs, curricular and extra curricular activities promotes
social, cultural & character - building activities.
No. of Sessions per year: will be conducted 10 times a Year and
also as and when necessary.
BUILDING: Lay Out: Annexure V
(A) Layout & floor area: COLLEGE HOSPITAL
22,384 Sq mt 23,654 Sq mt
(i) Cost of construction for the Year 2011 : Rs.250 Lakhs Rs.2500 Lakhs
(ii) Cost of Equipment and Furniture : Rs.250 Lakhs Rs.800 Lakhs
(for the year 2011)
(B) Location of Departments :
(a) Pre-clinical: Ground Floor & First Floor of the College Building
(b) Para-clinical: Second & Third floor of the College Building
(c) Clinical: Hospital Building
(d) No. of Lecture theatres College Hospital
Number : 04+1 01
Type : Gallery Type
Gallery : Gallery Type
Level : Ground, Second and Fourth Level
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Seating Capacity : 180 – 4 Nos, 360-1 No
(e) Type of Audiovisual aids : 1. Smart Board
(each lecture theatre)
2. LCD Projector
3. Computer
4. DVD Player
5. OHP
6. Sound System & Cordless Mike
7. Screen
(f) Auditorium : Available
(Accommodation) 1000 Seating Capacity
(g) Examination Hall : 01 with 375 Seating Capacity
(Sitting Capacity)
(h) Common room for - Size
(a) Boys 100 Sq mt
(b) Girls 100 Sq mt
Facilities of attached toilets :- Available Present or not
(i) Central Laboratories : Located in the Hospital in O.P. Block
Bio-Chemistry Pathology Microbiology
(1) Staff :
Asst.Prof. 1 1 1
Senior Tech. 1 1 1
Lab Attendant 11 8 4
(2) Equipment :
Semi Auto Analyzer 2 Microscope 5 Centrifuge 1
Centrifuge 1 Cell Counter 1 Water bath 1
Water bath 1 Coagulation meter 1 Incubator 1
Refrigerator 1 Hemoglobinometer 3 VDRL rotator 1
Na/K Analyzer 1 ESR Stands 10 Refrigerator 1
Auto pipettes 6 ESR Tubes 100 Elisa Reader/
Washer 1
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Form-MCI-12
Hot Air Oven 2 Refrigerator 1 Microscopes 3
Ultrasonic Cleaner 1 Fluroscent Microscope 1 Hot Air Oven 1
Autoclave 3
BOD Incubator 2
Laminar Air Flow 1
(3) Management of Central & Different Sections are under the
Experimental Laboratories control of respective Heads of
departments.
ANIMAL HOUSE :
Accommodation : No. of rooms with size : 135 Sq mt
1. Mice Unit 1 (10 x 10) Sq ft
2. Rabbit Unit 1 (10 x 10) Sq ft
3. Guinea Pig Unit 1 (10 x 10) Sq ft
4. Operation Theatre 1 (10 x 10) Sq ft
5. Store (Grains) 1 (10 x 10) Sq ft
6. Staff Room with Toilet 1 (10 x 10) Sq ft
STAFF :
1. Veterinary Officer : Dr. Jayachandran Dare
2. Animal Attendants : 1. Jagadish
2. Ramasamy
3. Technician for Animal
Operation Room : 1. Sreeraman
2. Subramanian
3. Sivabalan
4. Sweepers : 1. Munusamy
2. Jayachandra
SECTIONS :
1. No. of animals kept and bred : Animal House has been registered under
With CPCSEA.
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Form-MCI-12
Mice (Swiss) : 80 Sheep :2
Rats (Wistar) : 60 Guineapigs :3
Rabbits :6
2. Facilities for experimental work : Available
CENTRAL LIBRARY
(a) Layout and floor area : 2400 Sq mt
(b) Reading Rooms :
(i) No.:-
(a) for U.G. : Two
One will accommodate 150 students
One will accommodate 150 students
(b) for P.G. : NA
(c) for Staff : One (will accommodate 50 staff members)
(ii) In each accommodation :
UG : 150
Staff : 50
(c) Working hours : 1. 8.00 AM – 8.00 PM
2. Longer Hours before Examinations
3. On Sundays & Holidays 8 AM – 2 PM
(d) No. of shifts : Two Shifts
(e) No. of Books :
(i) Text : 9618
(ii) Reference : 1978
TOTAL : 11, 596
(f) No. of Journals
Subscribed annually :
(i) Indian 70 (ii) Foreign 30
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Form-MCI-12
(g) No. of Journals actually
received annually :
(i) Indian 70 (ii) Foreign 30
(h) No. of Journals with back Numbers :
(i) Indian ---- (ii) Foreign ----
(i) No. of books purchased
during the last 3 years : -
Ist Year IInd Year IIIrd Year IV Year
Central Library 3887 2027 3492 1978
(J) Staff with qualifications:
Names Qualifications
Categories
Librarian : 1.K.R.Jayachandran BA,BLISc,PGDiploma
Dy. Librarian : 1. Vijay M.P B.Sc, M.LIS
2. Parasuvanathan B.Sc (LISc)
Documentalist : 1. Suresh Kumar BBA, MLIS, MPhil
2. Karpagam MLIS
Cataloguer : 1. Kishore Kumar BLIS
Library Assistants : 1. Bharathi
2. Kumaresan
3. Santosh Kumar
4. Vinod
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Daftaries : 1. Parthiban
2. Samuel
Peons : 1. Shankar
2. Mohan Raj
Any other : ---------
(K) System of Cataloguing : D.D.C (Dewey Decimal Classification)
(L) Details of facilities available
like Medlar, Internet, T.V., V.C.R., 40 Nodes with Medlar & Internet, T.V, DVD,
Xerox & Microfilm reading. XEROX are available.
Whether these areas are air-conditioned? : Yes.
(M) MEDICAL EDUCATION UNIT : 35 Sq mt
(a) Staff : Number
Hon. Director : Dr.T.Gunasagaran, Dean
Hon. Coordinator : Dr. M.Madhavan, Associate Professor of Pathology
Hon. Faculty : 1. Prof. Mythili Bhaskar: Member
2. Prof. Srinivasan: Member
3. Prof. Renu Mathew: Member
4. Dr. Kalyani, Professor: Member
5. Dr. Surapaneni Krishna Mohan, Assistant Professor: Member
Supportive Staff : Assigned by M.R.D as and when required.
Stenographer : Available
Computer Operator : Available
Technicians in Audio-Visuals aids : Available
Photographer& Artist. : Available
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(b) Equipment available : 1) OHP – 1 No
2) Board – 1 No
3) Computer with DVD writer – 1 No
4) Printer – 1 No
5) Colour TV – 1 No
6) CD / DVD Player – 1 No
7) Course Content for Teacher’s Training Programme.
(c) Teaching & training material available : YES
(d) No. of training courses conducted
by Medical Education Unit :
Sl.No Date Topic Target Audience
1 13/7/11 - 16/7/11 PBL Learning (Diarrhoea & Dysentry) II MBBS Students
2 17/8/11 – 19/8/11 Workshop on Medical Education All New Faculty
Technology
3 Orientation of Examiners in clinical Faculty, Clinical
08.09.11
examination Department
4 Integrated Teaching on “Breast
24/09/11 MBBS III yr students
Diseases”
5 01/10/11 Integrated Teaching on “Cirrhosis” MBBS I yr students
6 Integrated Teaching on “Bleeding in
20/10/11 MBBS III yr students
First Trimester”
7 Integrated Teaching on “Nephrotic
29/10/11 MBBS I yr students
syndrome”
8 24/11/11 Integrated Teaching on “Pott’s Spine” MBBS III yr students
9 Integrated Teaching on “Diarrhoeal
25/11/11 MBBS II yr students
disorders”
10 Orientation Programme on
07/12/11 I Yr Faculty
“Conducting Group Study”
11 13/12/11 Integrated Traininge on “Epistaxis” MBBS III yr students
(i) Categories of personnel trained :
a) Assistant Professor : Yes
b) Demonstrators : Yes
(ii) Number trained in each category :
a) Assistant Professor : 17
b) Demonstrators : 03
(n) STATISTICAL UNIT : 32 Sq mt
Yes / No.
Central Statistical Department is functioning in the hospital with MRD.
Composition :
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Form-MCI-12
Composition: DESIGNATION NO.
1. Staff See Registration, Medical
2. Equipment Records & Statistical Department
in Page No. 21
3. Scope of Work
Centralized outpatient registration, centralized
inpatient admission counter, ward census, assembling
and deficiency check of inpatient record. Diagnostic
and procedure coding as per WHO classification, (10th
revision) computerized indexing, collection and
compilation of statistics and helping undergraduates
and teachers in their study and research by supplying
records and statistics. Supply of hospital forms,
rearrange presentation control. Scanning of all case
sheets, arranging for Medical care review monthly
meeting and Nursing Audit monthly meeting and
informing the Municipalities regarding detail of Births
and Deaths in Saveetha Medical College Hospital.
(o) CENTRAL PHOTOGRAPHIC CUM AUDIO-VISUAL UNIT : YES
(a) Staff : Name No.
Photographer : C. Henry One
Artist : Joseph Gunaseelan One
Modeler : Suresh One
Dark Room Assistant : Krishnan One
Audio-Visual Technician : Jagannathan One
Store Keeper Clerk : Ramanathan One
Attenders : Viswam One
(b) Equipment :1. 35 mm SLR Digital Camera
(in each section) 2. Video Camera
3. LCD with Computer
4. Over Head Projector
5. Mike, Amplifier & Speakers
7. Enlarger Unit
8. Drawing Board & Other material for Artist
(c) Type of Control – Central/Department : Central / Departmental
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Form-MCI-12
(p) HEALTH CENTRES - RURAL/URBAN R.H.C./P.H.C. URBAN
------------------- HEALTH
I II III CENTRE
(a) Name of the center : RHC I RHC II & III UHC
(b) Location of each center : Kuthampakam Chembara Padur Thirumazhisai
mbakkam
(c) Population covered : 22,150 15,800 21,000 58,000
by each center
(d) Distance from college : 8 Kms 7 Kms 10 Kms 7 Kms
(e) Transport facilities for :
1. (i) Students + Interns : College Bus
(ii) Staff : College Bus
(iii) Supportive Staff : College Bus
2. (i) Number of Vehicles : 6 Nos
(ii) Capacity of each Vehicle : 55 Seats
3. Control of Vehicles :-
Departmental : 2
Central : 4
(f) Staff of the Centers : Available
(g) Hostel facilities at the Rural Health Centers : Yes
(h) Messing facilities available or not. Yes
(i) Working arrangement/type of control of Health Centres:
(i) Total (Admn. & Financial) control with the Dean
(ii) Partial (only for training) control
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Form-MCI-12
WORKSHOP FOR EQUIPMENT & INSTRUMENT REPAIR
(a) Staff No.
Supdt : One
Sr. Technician : One
Jr. Technician : Five
Carpenter : Four
Black smith : Three
Attendants : Two
(b) Facilities for work : Available: Civil, Electrical, Plumbing, Bio-medical Engineering
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HOSTELS
(a) Layout : Vide Annexure – VI
Accommodation provided for Boys & Girl students separately.
(b) Distance from the college & Hospital : 300 meters from college &
200 meters from the Hospital
(c) Total No. of rooms & seats : 558 Rooms & 840 Seats
Rooms Seats
Undergraduate (i) Boys 279 420
(ii) Girls 279 420
Grand Tota
Postgraduate (i) Boys NA NA
(ii) Girls NA NA
No. of students on the roll : NA
Percentage of Students accommodated : NA
(d) Supervisory arrangement : Separate wardens for Boys & Girls Hostels
have been appointed from the Teaching Faculty.
Boys Hostel: Dr. Arun Kumar, Ast. Prof, Paediatrics
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Girls Hostel: Dr. Rathna, Professor, Anaesthesia
(e) Messing & canteen arrangement : The Institution already has well laid out
(Dining hall should have dining hall with attached kitchen. The dining
accommodation for 25% of the hall can accommodate about 150 students at a
occupants at a given time). time. There is a well organized canteen facility.
(e) Availability of visitors room,
Reading room TV room and YES, AVAILABLE
indoor games :
RESIDENTIAL QUARTERS :
(a) Categories : Teaching, Non – Teaching & Nursing Staff Quarters
(b) Number : Teaching Staff: 14 Double Bed Room Quarters &
16 Single Bed Room Quarters
Non-Teaching Staff: 36 Single Bed Room Quarters
Nursing Staff: 38 (Triple) Rooms
to accommodate 114 Nursing Staff.
(c) Staff Quarters Available:
Category Number
Residents 115
Teaching Staff 30
Non Teaching 36
Staff
Total 66
Nursing 72
SPORTS AND RECREATION FACILITIES :
(a) Playgrounds and games played : Available
(b) Gymnasium facilities and arrangement : Available
(c) Management : College
(d) Sports Officer/Physical instructor : Appointed
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Form-MCI-12
N.C.C.
(a) Compulsory/Optional : Not Applicable
(b) Duration of Training : Not Applicable
(c) Training set up : Not Applicable
(d) Type of certificates : Not Applicable
TEACHING HOSPITAL (MAIN & SUBSIDIARY)
(a) Type of Management - Govt./Autonomous/Local body/Private
Trust - University/Society
(b) Owner of the Hospital - SAVEETHA UNIVERSITY,
162, POONA MALLEE HIGH ROAD,
CHENNAI – 600 077.
(c) Hospital is in possession of - SAVEETHA UNIVERSITY,
162, POONA MALLEE HIGH ROAD,
CHENNAI – 600 077.
(d) Administrative set up -
(i) Particulars of Hospital/Hospitals : 23, 654 Sq mt
……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..…….
Name of No. of No. of Name & Qualification Full time/Part time
Hospital teaching special of Medical --------------------- -------------------
Beds wards Superintendent Teaching Non- Tel. No.
Beds/paid teaching O. / R. Fax No.
Beds.
……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..…….
Full Time
Saveetha 700 12 Dr. S.Balakumar. MS ENT 28 Years Off: 044-26811099
University Res: 044-42664414
Hospital Fax: 044-26811999
Asst.Prof – Madras Medical College - 5 Years
Asso.Prof – Madras Medical College - 4 Years
Kilpauk Medical College
Professor – Kilpauk Medical College -14 Years, 4 months
& HOD –Madras Medical College
- Tirunelveli Medical College
- Chengelpet Medical College
Medical Superintendent - Saveetha Medical College - 04.10.2010- till date
……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..……..…….
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(ii) Medical Superintendent’s Office - Size : 36 Sq mt
(iii) Principal/Dean’s Office in the Hospital – Size: 36 Sq mt
(iv) Hospital Office space – Size: 50 Sq mt
(v) Nursing Superintendent’s Office – Size: 15 Sq mt
(vi) Waiting space for visitors - Size: 114 Sq mt
(vi) Enquiry/office – Size: 50 Sq mt
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(vii) Reception area – Size: 1376 Sq mt
(viii) Store rooms – No. & Size: 2 No’s : 40 Sq mt
(x) Central Medical Record Section - Size: 250 Sq mt
(ix) Linen rooms – No. & Size: 2 No’s : 40 Sq mt
(x) Hospital & Staff Committee Room – Size: 80 Sq mt
(f) Indoor Facilities (in each ward)
Is there
(i) Nurses duty room available with each ward? : Available
(ii) Examination & Treatment Room : Available
(iii) Ward Pantry : Available
(iv) Store Room for linen & equipment : Available
(v) Resident doctor’s duty room : Available
(vi) Student’s duty room : Available
DISTRIBUTION OF BEDS
(a) Medicine & allied No. of No. of Average bed
Specialties teaching units occupancy/day
Beds (percentage of
Teaching beds)
(i) Gen. Medicine 150 Six 81%
(ii) Paediatrics 90 Three 76%
(iii) Tuberculosis &
Respiratory Diseases 30 One 76%
(iv) Dermatology,
Venereology & 15 One 75%
Leprosy
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(v) Psychiatry 15 One 70%
Total 300
(b) Surgery & allied No. of No. of Average bed
Specialities teaching units occupancy/day
Beds (percentage of
Teaching beds)
(i) Gen. Surgery 150 Six 80%
Including Pediatric Surgery
(ii) Orthopedics 90 Three 79%
(iii) Ophthalmology 30 One 75%
(iv) Oto-rhino-laryngology 30 One 78%
Total 300
(c) Obstetrics & ANC No. of No. of Average bed
Gynecology teaching units occupancy/day
Beds (percentage of
Teaching beds)
Obstetrics 60 Three 77%
Gynaecology 40 Three
GRAND TOTAL 700 80%
ANNUAL BUDGET OF THE HOSPITAL
(last 3 yrs) (I) (II) (III)
(a) Pay of Staff & establishment : Rs. 375 Lakhs Rs. 410 Lakhs Rs. 1354 Lakhs
(b) Medicine & Stores : Rs. 90 Lakhs Rs. 105 Lakhs Rs. 172 Lakhs
(c) Diet : Rs. 11 Lakhs Rs. 12 Lakhs Rs. 36 Lakhs
(d) Non-recurring contingency : Rs. 112 Lakhs Rs. 240 Lakhs Rs. 322 Lakhs
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CLINICAL MATERIAL (HOSPITAL WISE)
(attach a separate sheet if needed)
Outdoor – Average Daily patient Attendance – at present -
(a) Old Patients : 672 (b) New Patients : 554 (c) Total : 1226
Indoor - (a) Annual admissions : From Jan, 2011 – November, 2011 : 20718
(b) Average bed occupancy per day : 77% (Average of 11 Months)
(Percentage of teaching beds)
TEACHING/TRAINING FACILITIES (DEPARTMENT WISE)
(a) In O.P.D. : Available
OP division functions daily between 08.30 a.m. and 02.00 p.m. with
Review and special OP of all medical and surgical units between
02.00 -04.00 p.m. daily except Sundays.
(b) In Indoor : Available
REGISTRATION, MEDICAL RECORDS & STATISTICS DEPARTMENT
(a) Central and/or Departments : Central Medical Record Section is Operative.
(i) For in-patients : Central
(ii) For O.P.D. : Central
(b) Staff : Name No
Medical Record Officer : Ms.Christina P.A. One
Statistician : Ms. Jemila One
Coding Clerk : Ms. Sheeba One
Record Clerk : Ms. Benidicta Four
Ms. Gowthami
Mr. Selvakumar
Mr. Karthik
Mr. Mahesh Kannan
Ms. Jayanthi
Daftry : Ms. Rekha
Peons : Ms. Kirubai Mariyal One
Ms. Nandhini
Ms.Sujatha
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Mr.Charles Mathew
Ms.Sandhya
Mr.Selva Manigandan
Ms.Sathya
Mr.Suman
Stenographer : Ms.S.Lalitha One
(c) System of Indexing :
Computerized : Computerized
10th ICD as per WHO classification
Manual :
(d) Follow up service : Available
CENTRAL CASUALTY SERVICES
(a) Whether working : Yes; Working Round the Clock
(b) Accommodation for staff on duty :-
(a) Doctors : Duty Room Available
(b) Nurses : Duty Room Available
(c) Students : Room Provided
(d) Other paramedical staff: Room Provided
(c) No. of emergency beds in casualty : 20
(d) Working arrangement of casualty services
(i) No. of casualty medical officers: Four – Three for three shifts and
One as reliever to work in 8 hour rotation.
(ii) Consultants services :Qualified Assistant Professors of Clinical
Departments are available for In-house duty.
Nature of services : First Aid, Resuscitation, emergency surgical operations
and diagnostic facilities are provided.
Patients needing admissions are admitted.
Medico – Legal cases are entered in Medico – Legal
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register and Police intimation are sent
(iii) Average daily attendance of patients : 52
(e) Ressuscitation services facilites :-
(i) Oxygen supply : Central
(ii) Ventilation : Available; Airways Ambu bags & Endotracheal
tubes available
(iii) Defibrillator : Available
(iv) Fully equipped disaster trolleys: Crash-Carts available – 2 Nos
(f) Facilities provided :-
(i) X-ray : Mobile X – Ray Available
(ii) Operation theatre: Available for both Major and Minor Procedures.
(iii) Laboratory facilities: Samples were collected and analyzed in the
Central clinical lab which works round the clock.
(g) Ambulance service Yes/No : YES
Number : 02
(h) Whether facilities for medico- : Available, done by
legal examination exist or not? - Casualty Medical Officer
If yes, whether separate staff is - Assistant Professor, Forensic Medicine
posted or not.
(i) Posting of interns in casualty - Yes or No
If yes, No. of days : Not Applicable at this stage.
However MCI guidelines will be strictly followed.
CLINICAL LABORATORIES
No. Specialty
(a) Central One Bio-Chemistry,
Pathology,
Microbiology
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(b) Departmental Three Located in the departments of
Bio-Chemistry,
Pathology,
Microbiology
(c) Ward side Laboratory One in each department in Medicine, Surgery,
Obstetrics & Gynaecology, ENT, Paediatrics,
Orthopaedics & Ophthalmology.
(a) Total no. of investigations Bio Clinical Micro Any
(Average daily) Chemistry Pathology Biology other
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(i) O.P.D. 391 623 117
(ii) In-patients 207 340 138
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(b) Staff & Supervision in each Laboratory
Bio-Chemistry Pathology Microbiology
(i) Teaching Staff:
Assistant Professor 01 01 01
(ii) Non-teaching Staff:
Senior Lab. Tech. 01 01 01
Lab. Attendant 03 08 04
(c) Equipment in each laboratory:
Semi Auto Analyzer 2 Microscope 5 Centrifuge 1
Centrifuge 1 Cell Counter 1 Water bath 1
Water bath 1 Coagulation meter 1 Incubator 1
Refrigerator 1 Hemoglobinometer 3 VDRL rotator 1
Na/K Analyzer 1 ESR Stands 10 Refrigerator 2
Auto pipettes 6 ESR Tubes 100 Elisa Reader/ Washer 1
Hot Air Oven 2 Refrigerator 1 Microscopes 3
Ultrasonic Cleaner 1 Fluroscent Microscope 1 Hot Air Oven 1
Autoclave 3
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BOD Incubator 2
Laminar Flow 1
OPERATION THEATRE UNIT
(1) Operation theatres -
(a) Number :
Major : 10
Minor : 02
(b) Arrangement & Distribution :
Major OTs:
Gen. Surgery – 4 No. (H-Block)
ENT – 1 No. (H-Block)
Orthopedics – 1 No. (H-Block)
Ophthalmology - 1 No. (H-Block)
Obs. & Gynaec. – 2 Nos.(H-Block)
Accident & Emergency – 1 No. (C-Block)
Minor OTs
General Surgery OPD – 1 No. (C-Block)
Accident & Emergency – 1 No. (C-Block)
(c) Equipment : Central A/C with central pipeline Oxygen,
(including Anesthesia Nitrous oxide, air and suction facilities Hot
equipment) and cold sterile water plant. High speed
horizontal autoclave, endoscopes, C-arm,
operating microscope, Boyle’s apparatus
(d) Facilities available in each O.T. unit -
Present/Absent
(i) Waiting room for patients : Available
(ii) Soiled Linen room : Available
(iii) Sterilisation room : Available
(iv) Nurses duty room : Available
(v) Surgeons & Anaesthetists room - :
For Males : Available
For Females : Available
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(vi) Assistants room : Available
(vii) Observation gallery for students : C.C.TV arrangement
(viii) Store room : Available
(ix) Washing room for surgeons & Assistants: Available
(x) Students washing up and dressing up room: Available
(2) Arrangement of Anesthesia
(a) Pre-anaesthetic care : Cases Posted for Operation in various
Wards are assessed by the anesthetist on
the evening of the previous day.
(b) Nature of anesthesia used: General,
Spinal,
Epidural,
Regional & I.V. Anaesthesia
(c) Recovery Room : A separate post anesthetic recovery room in
Theatre complex with necessary equipments
under the supervision of a staff nurse.
Pre-operative ward (no. of beds) : 10 Beds
Post-operative ward (no. of beds) : 10 Beds
Resuscitation facilities and special equipment : Available
Ventilators, Central Oxygen & Suction, Cardiac Monitor, Boyle’s
Apparatus, Ambu bag, Laryngoscope, Pulse Oxymeter, Multi
Parameter Monitor, Defibrillator.
If any super specialty exists : Surgical Oncology, Cardiology, Urology,
Neuro Surgery Paediatric Surgeon Available
Give details
Intensive Care Area No. of Beds Specialized equipment’s in each;
ICU 05 Maquet Ventilators: 2 (Adult) ; 1 (Paediatric)
ICCU 05 Multi Para Monitor (L&T): 6 Nos
Dual Monitors (L&T): 9 Nos Pulse Oximeters: 16 Nos
Infusion Pump (Infusa): 2 Nos
Defibrillator (Schiller): 2 Nos
( L&T): 2Nos
PICU/NICU 05 Nebulizers: 6 Nos ECG Machine: 1No
RICU 05
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Labour Room
Clean with number of beds : One room with Two tables
Septic with number of beds : One room with one table
RADIOLOGICAL FACILITIES
(a) Radio Diagnosis
No. of rooms & their Size : 05
Room Size Machine Strength Fixed Mobile
36 sq.m GE 300 mA Yes
36 sq.m Gen. Med.
300 mA Yes
Equipment
36 sq.m Gen. Med.
500 mA Yes
Equipment
36 sq.m Gen. Med.
600 mA Yes
Equipment
36 sq. m Siemens 500 mA Yes
36 sq.m Siemens 800 mA Yes
No. of Static X Ray Units : 06 No. of Ultra Sound Units : 03 (2 dopplers)
No. of Mobile X Ray Units : 06 No. of CT Scan Units : 01
(b) Workload per day Nos. per day
i. Screening 10
ii. Radiographs 120
iii. Special Radiographs 05
(for example, Barium and Dye
studies)
iv. Ultrasonographs 50
v. C.T. Scans 20
vi. Any other like mammographs etc Nil
(c) Protective Measures
Adequate per BARC specification : ADEQUATE; as per BARC Specifications
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PHARMACY
Organization set up
Staff :
(a) Supervised by whom: Mr. David
(b) Qualification of pharmacist In charge: D.Pharmacy
(c) No. of other staff: 05 Pharmacists , 3 Clerks
(d) No. of prescription dispensed a day:
(i) Wards: Drugs are dispensed based on
indent prepared.
(ii) O.P.D: 1203
CENTRAL STERLISATION SERVICES DEPARTMENT :
(a) Exclusive or with substeriliation centers also : Exclusive
(b) Equipment scope and inservice arrangement :
1. Horizontal High Pressure Autoclave: 01
2. Cylindrical High Pressure Autoclave: 01
3. Hot Air Oven: 02
4. Bowls Sterilizer: 01
5. Ethylene Oxide Sterilizer – 3m 8XL – 1 No
6. Ultrasonic Cleaner20L – 2 No
7. Instruments Sealer (Hawo) – 1 No
8. Gauze cutting machine - 2 No
(c) Volume of work/day : Dressing Bins: 100
Trays : 400
(d) Arrangement for sterlisation of mattresses & blankets: Solar Drying
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(e) Staff available in CSSD : Name No
Matron : P.Maragatham One
Staff Nurses : C.Anasuya Two
P.Arockia Mary
Technical Assistants : R.Senthil Kumar Four
Technicians : Kalaivani One
Ward boys : K.Punya Moorthy Two
K. Muthu
Sweepers : Mahalakshmi One
CENTRAL LAUNDRY :
(a) Equipment :
(i) Mechanised - Bulk washing machine, Hydro extractor,
Flat & Roller Steam Press.
(ii) Manual - YES
(b) Volume of work/day : 1640 pieces / day
(c) Staff available :
Supervisor : Two
Dhobi/Washermen/Women : Four
Packers : Two
KITCHEN
(a) Type : (i) Electrical : Yes
(ii) L.P.G. : Yes
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(iii) Coal/Wood : Steam Cooking
(b) Nature of food supplied : Regular – South Indian Type
I.O.D/1 Extra Diet/ Special
Diet for specific diseases
(c) Daily No. of meals : Around 410 x 3 times
(d) Percentage of patients provided with free diet : 70%
(e) Per capita expenses/day : Rupees 50 per Day
CANTEEN
(a) Type of catering : Self Service
(b) Whether subsidised : YES
(c) For staff only or for others also : For Patients and Attendants
For Staff separately provided.
INCINERATOR
(a) No. : MOU Signed (Vide Annexure – VII)
(b) Capacity : NA
(c) Type : NA
PARA MEDICAL/OTHER SERVICES STAFF IN THE WHOLE HOSPITAL
No. of posts sanctioned No. in position
Nursing Superintendent 01 01
Dy. Nursing Supdt. 05 05
Asstt. Nursing Supdt. 12 12
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Nursing sisters 45 45
Staff Nurses 309 309
Lab. Technicians 62 62
Lab Attendants 27 27
Ward boys 33 33
Ward Attendant 30 30
Safaiwala/Swepers 30 30
Any other Category NIL NIL
QUARTERS
Categories
(a) Residents : Sanctioned No: 115
No. provided with quarters: 115
(b) House Staff : Sanctioned No: 30
No. provided with quarters: 30
Nursing Staff (i) Sisters : Sanctioned No. 45 No. provided with quarters: 20
(ii) Staff Nurses : Sanctioned No. 309 No. provided with quarters:72
(iii) Pupil Nurses : Sanctioned No: NIL No. of provided with quarters
Other Categories Staff:
Percentage of staff provided with quarters
20%………………………………. Teaching
30%……………………………….. Non-teaching
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INTERCOM AND PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM IN THE HOSPITAL CAMPUS
Present/ Absent PRESENT
Result of examination – given number and percentage of passes during proceeding years
From June-2009 to Sept-2011
No of
Month & No of Candidate Pass
Sl.No Degree Candidates
Year Passed Percentage
Appeared
1 I MBBS June-2009 147 115 78.23
2 I MBBS Sept-2009 35 25 71.43
3 I MBBS Mar-2010 10 9 90.00
4 I MBBS Sept-2010 150+1=151 101+1=102 67.55
5 I MBBS Mar-2011 49 31 63.27
6 II MBBS Mar-2011 135 106 78.52
7 I MBBS Sept-2011 150+8=158 98+7=105 66.46
8 II MBBS Sept-2011 31 18 58.06
(c) Final Professional : -NA-
(a) Part I
(b) Part II
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PARTICULARS OF PRE-REGISTRATION INTERNSHIP : NOT APPLICABLE
(a) Period in each Department/discipline :
(b) Period of posting in a Rural Health Centre/Primary
Health Centre/Urban Health Centre
(c) Method of assessment (Please attach a copy of the log
Book/assessment sheet)
(d) Whether MBBS degree is conferred only after successful
Completion of 12 months compulsory rotating internship. - Yes
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OTHER INFORMATION :
1. Yearly research publications by the teaching staff :
Ist Year IInd Year IIIrd Year
National journals (No.): NIL 09 16
International journals (No.): 04 09 13
(during the last 3 years)
Ist Year IInd Year IIIrd Year
2. National Seminars/Conferences
conducted by the Institution in 01 04 05
the last 3 years
3. National Awards/recognition - 10 15
received by the college Faculty :
Academic Functions
o Inauguration for New batch for 2011-12 academic year was started for I
MBBS on 20th June, 2011.
o Parent Faculty meeting was conducted for I MBBS (2010-11) on 02nd April,
2011 and II MBBS (2009-10) on 08th April, 2011
o A Student Internship Programme for Schools (SIPS) for school students was
conducted on 04th – 06th May, 2011 about 50 students participated from
various schools.
o Meet the Legend was organized by the College Padmashri.Dr.Mohan
Kameswaran, M.S, DLO, FRCS (Edin), FICS, FAMS, D.Sc (Honoris-Causa) a
leading ENT specialist delivered a speech on “Emerging Technologies”
Attitude, Approach & Adaptation by Modern Medical Men
o Integrated Teaching Training was organized by Department of Paediatrics
along with other Departments of Physiology, Biochemistry, Community
Medicine & General Medicine on the topic Acute Diarrhea on 30th June,
2011.
o Integrated Teaching Training was organized by Department of General
Surgery along with other Departments of Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology &
Radiology on the topic Breast Diseases on 20 th September, 2011
o Integrated Teaching Training was organized by Department of Obstetrics &
Gynaecology along with other Departments of Biochemistry, Pathology &
Radiology on the topic Vaginal Bleeding in 1st Trimester on 20th October,
2011
MOU’s signed by the College
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MOU was signed between Saveetha University & Jackson State University to
conduct a course on Masters in Public Health on 11 th October, 2011
Workshops, Seminars, Conferences, CME programmes and other programmes
conducted by the College
Bioethics workshop was organized by the Department of Education on 08th & 09th
December, 2010
Department of Pathology conducted IAPM Meet of TamilNadu & Pondicherry chapter on
09th October, 2010
Dept of Microbiology conducted a National conference on “Recent Trends in Re-emerging
Infections (a CME programme) on 09th April, 2011 on behalf of Academy of Clinical
Microbiologists and 97 persons attended 3 Guest lectures and 4 free papers and 14
posters were presented and certificates were issued.
Workshop on Medical Education Technology was conducted by the Medical Education
Unit from 17 th to 19th August 2011.
Dept of General Medicine conducted a CME on Diabetes and Heart on 22.11.2010 as a
part of World Diabetes day celebrations, Dr.Seshiah.V, M.D., D.Sc., delivered the
introductory speech & Dr.Shanmugasundaram.S, M.D., D.M., presented a CME on
Diabetes and Heart.
Dept. of General Medicine conducted a CME programme on Peptic Ulcer on 08th March,
2011 Padmashree Dr.M.Ahmed Ali, M.S., MNAMS, MCH(GE), D.Sc gave the inaugural
address & Dr.S.Thirunavukarasu presented a CME on Peptic Ulcer
Dept of Pharmacology conducted a National Level CME on “Bridging the gap between
Pharmacology Teaching and Clinical Practice” on 08 th July, 2011
Dept of Pharmacology conducted a CME on Pharmacovigilance on 30th August, 2011,
Prof.Kala Subramaniam, MD., presented the CME.
Cardio Renal Syndrome Basics – a special CME was conducted on 13.09.2011,
Prof.Padmanabhan.P, M.D., D.M., presented the CME.
Dept of General Surgery conducted a CME on Chronic Hepatitis B Virus Infection – A case
based discussion on 21.10.2011, Prof.Jayanthi.V., M.D., D.M., presented the CME.
Dept of Radiology conducted a CME on Imaging of Vascular Pathologies of Head & Neck
on 09.11.2010.
Dept of General Surgery conducted a CME on Upper GI Bleeding on 07.12.2010.
Dept of ENT conducted a CME on Dizziness – ENT Perspective and VEMP on 23.12.2010.
Dept of Pathology conducted a CME on Application of Immuno Histo Chemistry in
surgical practice on 20.01.2011.
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Dept of Anaesthesiology conducted a CME on Anaesthsia management of Diabetic
patients, Pain management & Newer advances in Anaesthesia on 17.02.2011.
Dept of Community Medicine conducted a CME on Introduction to World Health Day
Theme – 2011, Mechanism of development of microbial resistance, Hospital acquired
infections & Hand Washing on 19.04.2011.
Dept of Ophthalmology conducted a CME on red eye on 17.05.2011.
Dept of Paediatrics conducted a CME on Status Epilepticus in Children on 28.06.2011.
Dept of General Medicine conducted a CME on Diabetes Update (Recent concepts in the
understanding of Type-2 DM, Recent advances in the management of Type-2 DM and How
to prevent Diabetes? on 16.08.2011
Papers / Posters presented by the Faculty Members
Dr.P.Saraswathi.P, Professor & HOD, Anatomy
Study of Projection Fibre in Hemiplegic Patients by Diffusion Tensor Imaging in 32nd
Annual conference of Indian Association of Bio-Medical Scientists – Centre for Nuclear
Medicine, Punjab University, Chandigarh
Dr.Jayakumar.S, Associate Professor, Microbiology
Prevalence of ESBL and AmpC Beta Lactamases in Gram Negative Isolates in Tertiary
Care Hospital – MICROCON-2010 – Kolkatta.
Dr.Binesh Lal.Y, Assistant Professor, Microbiology
Overview of Intestinal Parasitic Infections in a Tertiary Care Hospital – MICROCON-2010 –
Kolkatta.
Dr.Kannan.R, Assistant Professor, General Medicine
Retrospective Randomized Study of pattern of Fever in a New Tertiary Hospital in Chennai
suburban, APICON 2011, Ahmedabad – All India National conference
Profile study of Diabetes Mellitus in an emerging Tertiary Hospital in Chennai, APICON
2011, Ahmedabad – All India National conference
Dr.Thirunavukkarasu.J, Associate Professor, Pharmacology
Assessing the acceptance of problem based learning (PBL) methodologies by II year MBBS
students. (Poster) – National Conference on health Professionals education (NCHPE 2011)
- CMC, Vellore- Sep 2011
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Papers / Posters presented by the students
1) Details of the papers (international conference presentations) presented by the medical students.
Sl.No Name of the Student Year Name of the Conference Title of the Paper International /
National
1 A.V.JANANI II MBBS Antioxidant vitamins and International Student Medical International
enzymes status in patients Congress in Kosice – 2010
with alcoholic liver disease. (ISMCK – 2010), held between
21st – 24th June, 2010, at Kosice,
Slovakia.
2 Krishna R II MBBS Serum Copper, Oxidant – 23rd East Asian Medical International
Antioxidant Status in Patients Student's Conference (EAMSC) -
with Carcinoma of Prostate. 2010 held on January 14th -
19th, 2010 in Kualalmpur,
Malaysia.
3 R. Maithreyi II MBBS Erythrocyte Lipid peroxidation 23rd East Asian Medical International
& and antioxidants in chronic Student's Conference (EAMSC)
A V Janani alcoholics with alcoholic liver held on January 14th - 19th,
disease. 2010 in Kualalmpur, Malaysia.
4 Shweta. A II MBBS Erasers of Men’s Health: An 23rd East Asian Medical International
& Indian Scenario. Student's Conference (EAMSC)
Rufus Ranjitsingh held on January 14th - 19th,
Edwin 2010 in Kualalmpur, Malaysia.
5 Anand K H II MBBS Antioxidant Vitamins status in International Student Medical International
patients with Osteoarthritis. Congress in Kosice – 2010
(ISMCK – 2010), held between
21st – 24th June, 2010, at Kosice,
Slovakia.
2) Details of the research papers published by the medical students in the International and National Indexed
Journals.
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Sl.No Name of the Student Year Title of the Publication Name of the Indexed International /
Journal National
1 A.V.JANANI II MBBS Antioxidant vitamins and Journal of Clinical and International
enzymes status in patients Diagnostic Research. 2010
with alcoholic liver disease. August; 4 (4): 2742 - 2747.
2 Maithreyi R, Janani II MBBS Erythrocyte Lipid peroxidation Asian Journal of International
AV, Krishna R, and antioxidants in chronic Pharmaceutical and
Shweta A, Rufus alcoholics with alcoholic liver Clinical Research. 2010; 3
Ranjitsingh Edwin. disease. (3): 183 – 185.
3 R. Krishna, R. II MBBS Serum Copper, Oxidant – International Journal of International
Maithreyi, A V Janani, Antioxidant Status in Patients Biotechnology and
A. Shweta, Rufus with Carcinoma of Prostate. Bioengineering Research.
Ranjitsingh Edwin 2010; 1 (2): 139 – 146.
4 Sanchaya Selvaraj, II MBBS Evidence – based medicine – a Biology and Medicine. International
Yeshwant Kumar NNT, new approach to teach 2010; Vol 2 (1): 1 – 5.
Elakiya M, Prarthana medicine: a basic review for
Saraswathi C, Balaji beginners.
D, Nagamani P
5 Krishna R II MBBS Research Bias: A Review for Journal of Clinical and International
& medical students. Diagnostic Research.
Maithreyi R Journal of Clinical and
Diagnostic Research. 2010
April; 4 : 2320 – 2324.
3) Details of the PRIZES / AWARDS won by the medical students in the International and National Indexed Journals
Sl.No Name of the Year Name of the Conference Title of the Paper International Award Won
Student / National
1 A.V.JANANI II MBBS International Student Antioxidant vitamins and International IInd PRIZE
Medical Congress in Kosice – enzymes status in
2010 (ISMCK – 2010), held patients with alcoholic
between 21st – 24th June, liver disease.
2010, at Kosice, Slovakia.
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Papers published in the indexed and other journals by the staff members and
students
Dr.Indumathi.S, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Anatomy)
Assistant Professor,
Department of Anatomy
“Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research” October-2010, Vol-4, Issue No.5,
3134 – 3143, titled, “Aortic Arch and Variations in its Branching Pattern"
Dr.Latha.K, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Pharmacology), Assistant Professor,
Dr.Tharini.C.B, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Pharmacology), Professor & HOD,
Department of Pharmacology&Sheela.D, Student of M.Sc., Pharmacology
“Recent Research in Science & Technology” Vol-2, Issue No.11 (2010), Pages
8-10, titled, “A Single Blind In Vitro UV Spectrophotometry Quantitative
Assay of Different Pharmaceutical Oral Preparation of 500mg Metformin"
Dr.Renu Mathew, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Microbiology),
Professor,
Department of Microbiology
“Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research” Vol-4, Issue No.6, Dec-2010,
Pages 3565-3566, titled, “Intestinal Taeniasis"
Dr.Timsi Jain, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Community Medicine)
Assistant Professor,
Department of Community Medicine
“Journal of Clinical and Diagnostics Research” Vol-4, Issue No.6, Dec-2010,
Pages 3480-3483, titled, “A Cross Sectional Study on the Coverage of
Immunization in the Slums of Western Uttar Pradesh, India".
“Indian Journal of Maternal and Child Health” Vol-12, Issue No.4, Dec-
2010, Pages 1-7, titled, “Status of Antenatal Care on Slums of Meerut City"
Dr.Sivapriya.D.V, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Physiology),
Assistant Professor,
Department of Physiology
“Life Sciences and Medicine Research (LSMR)” Vol 2010, LSMR-19, titled,
“Evaluation of the Relationship Between Workload and Work Capacity in
Petrochemical and Tannery Workers - a Pilot Study"
Dr.C.R.V.Narasimhalu. M.B.B.S., M.D
Assistant Professor,
Department of Dermatology
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Journal of Indian Medical association Vol 108 No11 November 2010 titled “Blister
Beetle dermatitis”
Dr.Vijayalakshmi.S, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Anatomy)
Assistant Professor,
Department of Anatomy
"Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research" Apr-2011, Vol-5 Issue No.2; Page
No.287-290 (Indexed in Scopus), titled, “A Study on Dorsalis pedis Artery and
its Clinical Correlations"
Dr.Jayakumar.S, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Microbiology)
Associate Professor,
Department of Microbiology
“Journal of Communicable Diseases” Dec-2010, Vol-42, Issue No.4, Page
No.263-268, titled “Inducible Clindamycin Resistance in Staphylococcus aureus
Isolated from Clinical Samples''
"Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research" Apr-2011, Vol-5 Issue No.2; Page
No.231-235 (Indexed in Scopus) titled “The In Vitro Efficacy Testing of Skin
Disinfectants Against Nosocomial Pathogens".
Dr.Kedari.G.S.R, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Biochemistry)
Assistant Professor,
Department of Biochemistry
“Indian Journal of Science & Technology", Sep-2010, Vol-3, Issue No.9, Page
No.1014-1015 titled, “Estimation of thyroid hormone status and thyroid
antibodies in type-1 diabetes mellitus”
"Recent Research in Science & Technology" Dec-2010, Vol-2 Issue No.11; Page
No.4-7 titled “Status of Glycosylated Hemoglobin and Lipid Profile in
Gestational Diabetes Patients"
"Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research" Apr-2011, Vol-5 Issue No.2; Page
No.254-256 (Indexed in Scopus) titled “Evaluation of the Thyroid Status,
Oxidant Stress and Antioxidant Status in patients with Type-2 Diabetes
Mellitus"
Dr.Madhavan.M, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Pathology)
Associate Professor,
Department of Pathology
Case Report publication in "Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences" Apr-Jun
2011, Vol-18 Issue No.2; Page No.78-81 titled “A Rare case of a Subcutaneous
Phaeomycotic Cyst with a Brief Review of Literature"
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Dr.Sivapriya.D.V, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Physiology)
Assistant Professor and
Dr.Shyamala Thirumeni, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Physiology)
Professor & Head,
Department of Physiology
"Recent Research in Science & Technology" 2011, Vol-3 Issue No.10; Page
No.19-24 titled “Effects of Suryanamaskar on Cardio Vascular and Respiratory
Parameters in School Students"
Dr.Srinivasa Raghavan.N, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Forensic Medicine)
Associate Professor,
Department of Forensic Medicine
"Indian Journal in Forensic Medicine & Toxicology" Jul-Dec-2010, Vol-4 No.2;
Page No.96-99 ISSN – 0973-9122 (print) ISSN – 0973 – 9130 (Electronic) titled
“A multidimensional and retrospective analysis of female suicide deaths in
Chennai"
"Journal of Medical Science and Research" 2010, Vol-1 No.2; Page No.69-70
titled “Social Networking and Medical Professionalism"
Dr.Thirunavukkarasu.J, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Pharmacology)
Associate Professor,
Department of Pharmacology
"Asian Journal of Experimental Biological Sciences" Jul -2011, Vol-2(3); Page
No.487-492 titled “A Study on Effectiveness of Different Teaching Methodology
in Pharmacology for Under Graduate Students"
Dr.Shivani Rao, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Community Medicine)
Assistant Professor,
Department of Community Medicine
"Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research" Aug-2011, Vol-5 Issue No.4; Page
Nos.721-724 (Indexed in Scopus) titled “Influence of Associated Factors in the
Prevalence of Asthma: A Community Based Study in Mysore”
Dr.Binesh Lal.Y, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Microbiology)
Assistant Professor,
Department of Microbiology
"Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research" Oct-2011, Vol-5 Issue No.5; Page
Nos.961-963 (Indexed in Scopus) titled “Correlation of Quantitative Buffy Coat,
Blood Smear and Antigen Detection in Diagnosing Malarial Infection"
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Dr.Anuradha.R, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Community Medicine)
Assistant Professor,
Department of Community Medicine
"Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research", Oct-2011, Vol-5 Issue No.5; Page
Nos.957-960, (Indexed in Scopus & Copernicus) titled, “The Prevalence of
Overweight and Obesity among Women in an Urban Slum of Chennai"
Dr.Sathish Babu.C, M.B.B.S., M.D., (Pha rmacology)
Assistant Professor,
Department of Pharmacology
“Recent Research in Science and Technology” 2011, Vol-3, Issue No.10, Page
No.25-29 (indexed) titled “Virtual Experimental Pharmacology an Alternative or
Not? – A Global Assessment by Pharmacology Faculties and MBBS Students”
Dr.Surapaneni Krishna Mohan (Biochemistry)
Assistant Professor,
Department of Biochemistry
"Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research", Oct-2011, Vol-5 Issue No.5; Page
Nos.1001-1007, (Indexed in Scopus) titled, Analysis of Multiple Myeloma by
FTIR Spectroscopy Coupled with Statistical Analysis”
“International Journal of Current Reviews and Research”, Issue 11, November-
2011 (Indexed in Scopus) titled “Simultaneous determination of blood
substrates by FTIR Spectroscopy coupled with Linear Regression analysis”.
Prizes, Medals and Awards received by the faculty members and students in various
functions / competitions organized by the other colleges
Dr.P.Saraswathi.P, Professor & HOD, Anatomy
TROPHY RECEIVED FOR “Dr.M.M.COOPER MEMORIAL AWARD FOR
TEACHERS” - FOR THE BEST PAPER PRESENTED IN THE SCIENTIFIC
SESSION – 34th Annual conference of association of anatomists of Tamilnadu –
October 2011.
AWARD RECEIVED FOR “Dr.M.M.COOPER MEMORIAL ORATION AWARD -
2011” ON “WHITE MATTER OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM” – 34th
Annual conference of association of anatomists of Tamilnadu – October 2011.
FELICITATION BY ASSOCIATION OF ANATOMISTS, TAMILNADU FOR
AUTHORING A BOOK “INTEGRATED TEXTBOOK OF ANATOMY ON HEAD
AND NECK FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS”.
"FABMS FELLOWSHIP AWARD”:– 31st Annual conference of Indian
Association of Bio-Medical Scientists-2010.
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Surapaneni Krishna Mohan, Assistant Professor, Biochemistry
Being awarded the “Certificate in Medical and Health Sciences Education”
(CIMHSE) under the Lika Shing Faculty of Medicine, Institute of Medical and
Health Sciences Education, Hong Kong University from January 25, 2010
through April 30, 2011.
Being awarded “Fellowship of CMCL-FAIMER Regional Institute” (A joint
venture of Christian Medical College, Ludhiana, India and Foundation for
Advancement of International Medical Education and Research, USA) from
January 2009 through January, 2011.
Being awarded “Online Health Informatics Certification” a course
conducted by Bioinformatics Centre, Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical
Sciences, Sevagram, Maharashtra, India in collaboration with Mason Global
Ltd, India from January o1, 2011 through July 30, 2011.
1. Dr. Saraswathi, Professor & HOD, Department of Anatomy has received Lifetime
Achievement Award among the women Research Workers for 2007 from Government of
Tamilnadu in 2009.
2. Dr. SURAPANENI KRISHNA MOHAN, Assistant Professor of Biochemistry received
the following awards / recognition during the academic year 2009 – 2010.
1. Selected as “YOUNG SCIENTIST” and One among the 120 YOUNG SCIENTISTS
(Out of 120 only 6 were Indians) who were selected from all over the world by
International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (IUBMB) to deliver
the presentations and to share their knowledge in “Young Scientist Program (YSP)”,
21st IUBMB and 12th FAOBMB International Congress of Biochemistry and
Molecular Biology held in Shanghai, China, between July 30 – August 2, 2009 and
was awarded a Cash Prize of 800 USD.
2. Recipient of “IFCC Fellowship – EUROMEDLAB 2009” at 18th IFCC – EFCC
European Congress of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine, Congress of the
Austrian Society of Laboratory Medicine and Clinical Chemistry, held on 7 th June –
11th June, 2009 at Congress Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria.
3. Recipient of “Young Investigator Award” at Hong Kong - Shangai International
Liver Congress 2008 held on 12th -15th June 2008 at Hong Kong Convention
Centre, Hong Kong.
4. Recipient of “IFCC Fellowship” at 20th IFCC International Congress of Clinical
Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine,35th Brazilian Congress of Clinical Analysis
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and 8th Brazilian Congress of Clinical Cytology, held on 27th September - 2nd
October at Ceara’s Convention Center, Fortaleza/CE, Brazil.
Sports and Extra Curricular activities of the College
Students participated in the “Chettinad Fusion 2011” – A south zone inter
medical and dental cultural festival conducted by Chettinad Hospital and
Research Institute from 21st – 23rd of April, 2011 and they have won 1st prize in
Ek Minute, 2nd prize in Variety programme & 3 rd prize in Rangoli (Certificates).
25 students participated in the sports meet organized by Kasturba Medical
College, Manipal on 25 th to 29th April, 2011.
Mr.Madan.G, of III MBBS secured 3 rd position in Tamil Movie script writing, a
cash award and a Trophy for Best Script Writing during the International
Sports & Cultural Carnival – Riviera ’11 conducted by VIT, Vellore.
Students participated in the CHEMFEST-2011 a, Inter Collegiate Cultural
programme conducted by Chengalpet Medical College from 06th - 08th
September, 2011 and won the Overall Trophy.
4. Any associated Institutions/Training courses : Yes No.
5. If yes, No. of Admissions/Yrs.
(i) Dental
(ii) Nursing
(iii) Pharmacy
(iv) Physiotherapy
(v) Lab Technician
(vi) Any other
For the medical colleges which are running other courses as mentioned above
besides the undergraduate courses leading to MBBS, they will be required to have extra
staff, space, laboratories and equipment’s as per the norms laid down by the bodies
governing such courses.
6. Total No. of PG students No. of students admitted
Admitted yearwise (in previous ------------------------------
3 years) (please attach separate Ist Yr. IInd Yr. IIIrd Yr.
statement) Dip./Degree Dip./Degree Dip./Degree
Subjects
(i)
Date of Inspection Signature of
Dean/Principal
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