सामुदायिक आिुर्वज्ञि ान र्वभाग Department of Community Medicine वर्िमान महावीर मेडिकल कॉलेज एवंसफदरजंग अपताल Vardhman Mahavir Medical College & Safdarjung Hospital नई दद쥍ली -29 New Delhi – 29
Information for the period of 01.01.2018 to 31.03.2020
1. Faculty (List with designations)
1. Dr. Jugal Kishore – Director- Professor & Head 2. Dr. Anita Khokhar –Director- Professor 3. Dr. Richa Kapoor –Director- Professor 4. Dr. Poornima Tiwari – Director Professor 5. Dr. Anita Verma – Professor 6. Dr. Geeta Pardeshi- Professor 7. Dr. V.P. Gautam- Professor 8. Dr. Geeta Yadav – Professor 9. Dr. Shalini Smanla- Assoc.Professor 10. Dr. Pratima Gedam – Asstt. Professor 11. Dr. Shveta Lukhmana – Asstt. Professor 12. Dr. Namita Srivastava - Statistician-cum-Lecturer
List of Permanent Staff members
SL.NO. Name Designation 1. Mrs. Alka Mishra Public Health Nurse 2. Mr. Deepak Bhardwaj -do- 3. Mr. Dinesh Chander Gaur Health Inspector 4. Mr. Uma Raman Sahani -do- 5. Mr. Abhishek Kumar -do- 6. Mr. Prem Prakash Pathak MSW 7. Mrs. Rashmi Sharma -do- 8. Mr. Manish Kalra -do 9. Mr. Vikas Choudhary -do- 10. Mr. Dinesh Kumar Storekeeper 11. Mrs. Manju Ray -do- 12. Mr. Raja Rajnish -do- 13. Mrs. Kiran Health Educator 14. Mr. Anand Ashish -do- 15. Mrs. Anita -do- 16. Mrs. Neelam Aggrawal MLT 17. Mr. Gajender Singh -do- 18. Mr. Nirpender Kumar -do- 19. Mr. Sai Kr. Putta -do- 20. Mr. Amit Soni -do- 21. Mr. Kailash Sati Khidmatgar 22. Mr. Balram Safaikarmchari 23. Mrs. Saroj Bala NA 24. Mr. Rajbeer Singh Safaikarmchari
2. Patient /Community Care: Total Number
Patients seen/ In –Patient / Surgeries Other in OPDs / Tests Admissions/ performed Procedures/Laboratory done Tests done tests Major /minor (relevant to individual departments)
UHC, Aliganj Nil Nil • RBS = 3833
Total Patient=16032
RHTC, Nil Minor: • CBC= 30-35 Najafgarh Total around 30-40 per day Patient=279716 • Typhidot: 2619 • Urine routine examination: 3030 • UPT = 3823
PHC, Fatehpur • RBS= 11560 Beri
Patient ANC registrations= 3325
General OPD=50142
Animal bites = 1391
4. Academics
A) Undergraduate Teaching Program MBBS/Other courses (BSc Nursing/DMLT/PTT/BPO)
BSc Nursing: 19 sessions
MSc Nursing: 21 sessions
DMLT: Lecture-20, Tutorial-02, Seminar-04
PTT: Lecture-17, Seminar-07 i) Academic Activities: Total number
Students Lectures / Practicals Tutorials Student Clinical/Labo Theory Seminar ratory Classes s Postings
1st Semester 18 2 hrs (in 2 Nil Admission Year batch) 2018 Total=18
2nd Semester 13 Nil Admission Year 2 hours (in 2 2017 batch)
Total= 10
3rd Semester 20 Epidemiology Nil Admission Year (3 hrs.) 2017 practical
Total=22*3 = 66
4th Semester 18 FHASP (3 hr Nil Admission Year each) 2014 Total=50
Epidemiology for supple batch
Total = 18 classes
5th Semester 16 Nil Admission Year 2014
6th Semester 14 Project (3 18 (2 Admission Year hrs) 2 batch hrs.) 2015 Total=66
7th Semester 21 2 batch =66 5 Admission Year 2015
ii) Academic Evaluation Activities: Mid-term / Term/ Practical/Ward leaving/ others
Theory
• 6th Semester end exam of batch 2014 held in June, 2018 • 1st Assessment Test of 3rd Semester student admission year 2017 held in October, 2018 • 2nd Assessment Test of 5th Semester (2016) batch held in July, 2018
Practical: The following assessment test of Practical batches were taken in 2018
• Epidemiology posting of 3rd Semester batch admission year 2017 • FHASP of 4th& 5th Semester students admission year 2016 • Project posting of VIth&VIIth Semester students admission year 2017
*3rd Prof. Part-I Examination of VIIth Semester held in Nov-Dec, 2018
*3rd Prof. Part-I (Supplementary Batch) Examination admission year 2014 held in March 2018
B). Postgraduate& Super speciality Teaching Program: MD/MS/DM/MCh/DNB/Fellowships (yearwise details) i) Academic Activities: Total no
PG Students Practical/ Procedures Lectures /Surgeries Supervised /Seminars/ case discussions/Journ al clubs/Any Other activity/ Quiz/ Debate
• Field centre • 49 Clinico- posting & related social activities presentation • Family posting • 41 Journal • Epidemiology Club posting • 42 Seminar • Project block posting- all PG on rotation monthly
ii) Academic Evaluation Activities: Midterm / Term/ Practical/ Ward leaving/Protocol/ Thesis presentation/ any other activity
• PG Seminar: marked • Term end examination, Protocol & Thesis presentation: Marked
5. MBBS University Examination Results:
• Students appeared: 138 (3rd Prof. Part-I) • Students passed: 111, Fail: 27 (4-DT) • No of distinctions: Not mentioned by University
6. MD/MS/DM/MCh/DNB/PhD University Examination Results.
• Students appeared: 07 • Students passed: 07
7. Undergraduate & Postgraduate Students’ achievements in respective subject.
1. Best paper/ Award/ Achievement by Post Graduate Students
S.no Name Achievement Event (2018)
1 Dr. Mukesh Kumar TS Srinivasan Bursary NIMHANS, Bangalore Award for young researchers
2 Dr. Manila Sharma 3rd Prize for oral National Holistic health and wellness presentation conference (NHHWC)
3 Dr.Aparnavi P Best poster National Holistic health and wellness conference (NHHWC)
4 Dr.Aparnavi P Best paper APCRI
• Paper/poster presented: S.no Name Topic Event
1 Mukesh Study of aggression among school going Nimhans knowledge Kumar adolescents of Delhi conclave: Neuropsychiatry,
2 Manila Sharma Body Image Perception and Affinity to National Holistic develop an Eating Disorder among health and wellness undergraduate students of Medical college conference(NHHWC) Delhi
3 Aparnavi P Public perception survey on air pollution National Holistic health and wellness conference (NHHWC)
4 Aparnavi P Monkey bite menace in a village of South APCRI Delhi
5 Ashok Kumar Burden of undernutrition among under 5 IAPSM children attending immunization clinic in a rural area of Delhi
6 PreetyDoley A cross sectional survey of NCD among IAPSM residents of Digupurah
7 Aravind Prevalence of Depression among software IAPSM Gandhi professionals
8 Suruchi Knowledge and practices about safe sex IAPSM Mishra among undergraduate medical students of a government medical college 9 Anirudh Prevalence of work relatedmusculoskeletal IPHA Saxena disorders in nurses from a tertiary health centre in Delhi 10 Nitesh Study of internet addiction and sleep ICYAH Chauhan quality among undergraduate students of a medical college Delhi 11 Nitesh A study on percutaneous injuries and other IPHA Chauhan occupational exposures among medical professionals of a tertiary teaching hospital in New Delhi. 11 Vandana Holistic health NHHW Pandit 12 Aravind Birth satisfaction among mothers attending Indian Social Science Gandhi immunization clinic at Fatehpur Beri association
13 Sunil Kr Singh Prevalence and pattern of sleep medication NHHWC among adult residents of rural area 14 Sunil Kr Singh Effects of peer pressure on lifestyle and IPHA behaviour of medical students in a medical college of Delhi
• Conference attended:
S.no Name Event (2018)
1 Dr. Mukesh NIMHANS knowledge conclave: Kumar Neuropsychiatry,
2 Dr. Arun P APRICON
3 Dr. Manila NHHWC, APRICON, IPHA, Sharma
4 Dr.Suruchi Mishra NHHWC, APRICON, IAPSM, ZOONOSIS CONF,
5 Dr. Vandana NHHWC, APRICON Pandit
6 Dr. Nitesh NHHWC, APRICON Chauhan
7 Dr. Aravind NHHWC, APRICON, IAPSM, National ethical Gandhi P conference, Indian association of social science
8 Dr.Aseem Tiwari NHHWC, APRICON
9 Dr. Anirudh NHHWC, APRICON, IPHA Saxena
10 Dr. Sunil Kr Singh NHHWC, APRICON
11 Dr.Ashok kumar NHHWC, APRICON, IAPSM 12 Dr.Aparnavi P NHHWC, APRICON,National ethical conference
13 Dr.PreetyDoley NHHWC, IAPSM,
14 Dr.Nidhi Singh APRICON
15 Dr.Mogan Ka APRICON
16 Dr.Pooja Bimala APRICON
17 Dr.Manasi Panda APRICON
• PG publications: 1. U Venkatesh, S Kumari, Aparnavi P, J Kishore, Mukesh Kumar, P Vandana. Public perception survey on air pollution in South Delhi. International Journal of preventive, curative and community medicine 2018;4(2):20-27. 2. P.Aravind Gandhi, U.Venkatesh, Poornima Tiwari, PreetyDoley. Community diagnosis for a slum population under the field practice area of a govt. Medical college New Delhi. Int J Community Med Public Health 2018;5(12):5404-5412. 3. Kumar M, Mishra S, Khokhar A. Revised national tuberculosis control program: Past present and future ahead. Jeevanu Times 2018;1:22-26.
8. Research
1. MD/PhD/ MCh/DM Thesis a. Ongoing (Title, Name of candidate& name of Supervisor)
S.no Name Title (MD Thesis) Supervisor
1. Dr. Ashok Epidemiological study of musculoskeletal disorders Dr. Jugal Kumar among adults of rural area of Delhi Kishore
2. Dr.Aparnavi P A epidemiological study of injuries in an urban Dr. Jugal population of Delhi Kishore
3. Dr.PreetyDoley Prevalence of reproductive tract infections and Dr. Geeta health seeking behaviour among married women in Yadav an urbanised village
4. Dr. Pooja Prevalence of depression and associated factors Dr. Anita Bimal among TB patients attending DOTS centre at Khokhar RHTC, Najafgarh
5. Dr. Manasi An epidemiological study of compliance to post Dr. Richa Panda exposure prophylaxis against rabies among Kapoor animal0bite patients attending a tertiary care hospital in Delhi 6. Dr. Nidhi Singh Assessment of anthropometric failure amongst Dr. under 5 children and its association with household Poornima food security status in an urbanised village of Delhi Tiwari
7. Dr.Mogan Ka Study of adherence to anti tuberculosis treatment Dr. among TB-HIV co infected patients attending anti- Neelam retroviral therapy centre of a tertiary care hospital in Roy Delhi.
S.no Name Title (PhD Thesis) Supervisor
1. Dr. Epidemiological determinants of disability occurrence Dr. Jugal Deepak amongst new leprosy patients in two high endemic Kishore Karotia districts of India
2. Dr. The Knowledge, Attitude and Preventive Practices of Dr. Jugal Ranjeet patients regarding INFLUENZA A (H1N1) attending Kishore Prasad Private Clinics of Ghaziabad District of Uttar Pradesh, India submitted to Taxila American University Guyana.
b. Completed (Title, Name of candidate& name of Supervisor)
S.no Name Title Supervisor
1 Vandana Effect of M health-based behaviour change Dr. Jugal Pandit communication on physical activity and nutritional intake Kishore among undergraduate medical students of Delhi.
2 Aravind Study on epidemiology of depression among the Dr. Jugal Gandhi P software professionals in Delhi Kishore
3 Anirudh A study of prevalence of impaired pulmonary functions Dr. Anita Saxena and associated factors among residents of urban village Khokhar of Delhi.
4 Suruchi An epidemiological study on obesity in women residing Dr. Anita Mishra in a rural area of Delhi. Khokhar
5 Sunil Kr Prevalence and pattern of self-medication and Dr. Richa Singh awareness, perception of associated health hazards Kapoor among adult residents of rural area, Delhi
6 Nitesh Prevalence of disability and self-assessment of Dr. Chauhan functioning and wellbeing by the person with disability Poornima among residents of rural Delhi Tiwari 7 Manila Prevalence and factors associated with drug resistance Dr. Sharma among category 2 pulmonary TB patients registered with Neelam a chest clinic in south Delhi Roy
8 Aseem An epidemiological study of metabolic syndrome in an Dr. Anita Tiwari urbanised village of Delhi Verma
c. Completed Projects (Title, fund,detail) Sr. Title Funds No. 1. An epidemiological study of metabolic syndrome in Aliganj Nil (2017)
2. A study of prevalence of impaired pulmonary functions and Nil associated factors amongst residents of Aliganj (2017)
3. An epidemiological study of injuries among urban Nil population in Delhi.(2018)
4. Prevalence of Reproductive Tract Infections and health NIL seeking behavior among married women in Aliganj (2018)
5. Community Learning Program (CLP) (January to April NIL 2018): A series of Focus Group Discussions (FGD) conducted among different age and gender groups to identify key health related issues among the community members. Specific IEC material was developed by involving the target groups and was disseminated among the members. Baseline and post intervention knowledge and attitudes post intervention was studied.
1. 6. Akshun Jani. Prevalence of Hypertension among medical Funded students with positive Familial History of Hypertension alone and/or with Diabetes Mellitus in a medical college of Delhi. ICMR STS – 2017 (REF. ID – 2017-00764)
7. Morbidity profile of women in a Non-Communicable Nil Disease screening camp in a rural part of Delhi. (Dr.PreetyDoley.)
8. An epidemiological study of musculoskeletal disorders in Nil adults of rural area of Delhi. (Dr. Ashok).
9. Prevalence and pattern of self-medication & awareness, Nil perceptions of associated health hazards among adult residents of rural area, Delhi. (Dr. Sunil)
10. Impact of hands-on training on CPR among ANM students- Nil pre and post analysis at RHTC, Najafgarh. (Dr. Venkatesh).
11. Anthropometric profile of under-5 children and assessment Nil of knowledge, attitude and practices of their mothers about home based care of children in village Roshanpura, Najafgarh, Delhi. (Dr. Venkatesh).
d. Ongoing Projects(Title, fund, detail) Sr. Title Funds No. 1. 2. Assessment of anthropometric failure among under five Nil children in urbanized village of Delhi
2. Principal Investigator. PEP++ Stop Leprosy Funded Transmission. Multicentric study of NLR, Netherland 2017- 2022. (Dr. Jugal Kishore) 3. Principal investigator: Integrated Road Injuries Funded Surveillance: Multi Centric Study (IRIS) 2017-2019. (Dr. Jugal Kishore, Dr. Neelam Roy, Dr. Rupsa Banerjee) 4. ICMR funded project “A phase II randomized, double blind, three arm placebo controlled trial to evaluate the efficacy and safety of two vaccines VPM1002 and Immunovac (Mw) in preventing tuberculosis in healthy household contacts of newly diagnosed sputum positive pulmonary TB patients.” (Dr. Neelam Roy, Dr. Geeta Yadav) 5. Clinic-epidemiological profile and trends of vector borne diseases among patients admitted to a tertiary care hospital in New Delhi. (Dr. Neelam Roy, Dr. Geeta Pardeshi, Dr. Geeta Yadav, Dr. Jugal Kishore)
9. Publications - Total: 28 a) Research Articles in Journals (Indexed) (Printed/Online)(Vancouver style )
National
1. Anand T, Kishore J, Ingle GK, Grover S. Perception about Use of Comics in Medical and Nursing Education among Students in Health Professions’ Schools in New Delhi. Educ Health 2018;31:125-9. 2. Garg I, Sethi S, Kishore J. The Prevalence and Patterns of Aggression in School Adolescents in a Rural Area of Moga District of Punjab, India. Ind J Youth Adol Health 2018; 5(1): 43-46. 3. Goswami,M,Mishra S, Khokhar Evaluation of RNTCP ,Jeevanu 2018 4. Sulania A, Khokhar A. Knowledge and attitude regarding Zika virus disease among junior residents of a tertiary care hosp India. J Mahatma Gandhi Inst Med Sci 2019;24:39‑43. 5. Salodia UP, Sethi S, Khokhar A. Depression among tuberculosis patients attending a DOTS centre in a rural area of Delhi: A cross- sectional study. Indian J Public Health 2019;63:39-43.
INTERNATIONAL
1. Yadav S, Khokhar A. Effect of IEC activity on Health literacy of hypertension among school going adolescents in Delhi International Journal of Current Research2017; 9:54944-54948 2. Khokhar A. Breast Cancer Literacy amongst Office Going Women of Delhi. Clinics in Oncology,2018
3. Singh A, Sah, A., Khokhar A. International Journal of Current Research 2018:72926-72932
4. Surabhi Sethi, Anita Khokhar, Jugal Kishore, NN Mathur. Mentorship & Counselling Program for Medical Students: Need of the Hour Int.J.HealthCare Edu. & Med. Inform. 2017; 4(2) 5. Singh S, Verma A.Prevalence of Hypertension among school going adolescent boys in Najafgarh, New Delhi, India. Accepted for publication in International Journal of Adolescent Medicine and Health . 6. Yadav G, Pardeshi G, Roy N. Clinico-epidemiological profile of patients admitted with Plasmodium vivax malaria in a tertiary care hospital, Delhi. Int. J Community Med. Public Health, 2018; 5: 5420-4. 7. Kishore J , Kumari S , Yadav G , Pandit V , Smanla S , Sharma R . Experience and Satisfaction of Indoor Patients with Healthcare Delivery Services in a Tertiary Care Hospital of New Delhi. International Journal of Healthcare Education & Medical Informatics. 2018; 5: 1-5. 8.Padmanandan A, Venkatesh U, Tiwari P. Container survey of Aedes breeding sites in a Rural Health Training Centre campus in South West of Delhi. Epidem Int 2018; 3(2): 6-9 9.Pardeshi G, Deluca A, Agarwal S, Kishore J. Tuberculosis patients not covered by treatment in public health services: findings from India's National Family Health Survey 2015-16 Trop Med Int Health., 2018; 23(8): 886–895.
10.Kishore J, Kumari S, Yadav G et al. Experience and Satisfaction of Indoor Patients with Healthcare Delivery Services in a Tertiary Care Hospital of New Delhi. Int J HealthCare Edu & Med Inform 2018; 5(3): 1-5. 11.Kishore J, Kohli C, Grewal GS. Feminization of Ageing - Are we Prepared for Future (Editorial). Epidem Int 2018; 3(2): 1-2. 12.Tomar A, Kishore J. Morbidity Profile of Female Domestic Workers in an Urban Slum of Central Delhi. Int J PrevenCurat Comm Med 2018; 4(4): 54- 57. https://doi.org/10.24321/2454.325X.201837 13.Majumdar KK, Kishore J. Medical Tourism in India and Its Future Prospects. Int J PrevenCurat Comm Med 2018; 4(2): 4-8. 1. https://doi.org/10.24321/2454.325X.201809 14.Venkatesh U, Kumari S, Aparnavi P, Kishore J, et al. Public Perception Survey on Air Pollution in South Delhi. Int J PrevenCurat Comm Med 2018; 4(2): 20-27.https://doi.org/10.24321/2454.325X.201812
2. Books/Chapters (Detail) (Vancouver style)
1. Jugal Kishore, AK Mandal, Lal Chandra, Amit Bhatnagar, Nalini Tripathi. Validation of Mobile Lab. Gaziabad: Advanced Research Publication 2018. 2. Proceedings: National Conference on Holistic Health and Wellness: Unifying body, mind and spirit. Gaziabad: Advanced Research Publications 2018. (Dr. Jugal Kishore) 3. Risha Gupta, Jugal Kishore,Amarjeet Singh. Managing Common health problems at Puberty: A Guide for Adolscent Girls. New Delhi: Century Publication 2018. 4. J Kishore, Ravneet Kaur and Anil K. Gupta. Health Impacts of Natural Disasters: 257 Environmental and Emergency Response. In. Gupta AK, Nair SS, Sharma VK. Disaster Risk and Impact Management Some Ecohydrological and Strategic Issues. New Delhi: Daya Publication House 2018. 5. International Journal of Preventive, Curative and Community Medicine (Editor in Chief: Dr. Jugal Kishore) 6. Epidemiology International. (Editor in Chief: Dr. Jugal Kishore) 7. International Journal of Healthcare Education and Medical Informatics. (Editor in Chief: Dr. Jugal Kishore) 8. Managing Editor, Dr. Jugal Kishore. Indian Journal of Youth and Adolescent Health 2014 onward 3. Research results in press for widerdissemination a. ‘Impaired pulmonary function in 53% of tested area population’. The Hindu 4th May 2018. https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Delhi/impaired- pulmonary-function-in-53-of-tested-area- population/article23765033.ecehttps://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Delhi/i mpaired-pulmonary-function-in-53-of-tested-area- population/article23765033.ece
b. ‘Low breast cancer awareness among Indian women’ 26th June 2018 https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Delhi/low-breast-cancer-awareness- among-indian-women/article24257481.ece c. Obesity epidemic in rural Delhi: doctors sound alarm. 4th Sept. 2018. https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Delhi/obesity-epidemic-in-rural-delhi- doctors-sound-alarm/article24858997.ece d. HIV counselling, test centres in Delhi lack privacy’. 12th Dec. 2018. https://www.business-standard.com/article/news-ians/hiv-counselling-test- centres-in-delhi-lack-privacy-118121200313_1.html
10.Awards, Fellowships &Achievements of Faculty 1. Wellness Health and Youth (NGO) has Nominated Dr. Jugal Kishore as Ambassador for Eldery Care on 11 June 2018 delivered by Mayor of South Delhi Municipal Corporation. 2. Dr. Jugal Kishore received 6th Academic Brilliance Award for Best Faculty on 28th Jan 2018 given by Education Expo TV (EET) CRS, a research & branding independent organization. 3. Dr. Jugal Kishore receivedGauranSamman by Masih Garh Resident Welfare Association on 21st Jan 2018 on the Event of Celebrating Centanarian Year of Masih garh.
11. Community Services (Awareness Camps/Health camp/Social Service/ Blood Donation/ Training Programme) Three Health Centers are attached with Department of Community Medicine:
1. Primary Health Centre, Fatehpur Beri 2. Rural Health Training Centre, Najafgarh 3. Urban Health Centre, Aliganj
I. Primary Health Centre, Fatehpur Beri
PHC, Fatehpur Beri is located at a distance of 20 km from VMMC. It caters to a population of 73,000.
Services provided:
1. GENERAL OPD SERVICES OPD Services at PHC Fatehpur Beri are provided 6 days a week. Wide spectrums of illnesses are treated by the permanent Medical Officers of the UPHC and Community medicine residents working in collaboration.
2. DENTAL OPD Dental OPD is held six days a week.
3. EYE OPD ● Held once a week by Rajendra Prasad Center, AIIMS. ● One optometrist come to the centre providing vision testing. Patients with cataract are taken for corrective surgery. ● One Doctor also comes once a month for fundal testing and other examinations among at risk patients. ● 4. MATERNAL & CHILD HEALTH SERVICES ● We have a dedicated Maternal and Child Welfare Centre. ● Regular supervised visits with multiple basic investigations are available for antenatal women like urine and blood investigations. ● Under-5 children are also treated in the clinic. ● Various contraception facilities are available for both men and women such as condoms, OCPs, CuT insertion. ● Counseling services concerning contraception, family planning are also available. ● Well Baby Clinic is held two days in a week forNutritional status and growth assessment of under-5 children, counseling of mothers regarding feeding and child care, follow-up of malnourished children.
5. ANIMAL BITE CLINIC Providing assessment of animal bites, provision of first aid, anti-rabies vaccination and TT vaccination to the patients.
6. NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASE (NCD) CLINIC Opportunistic screening for Diabetes and Hypertension is done for early diagnosis and management. Along with screening, the patients of Diabetes and Hypertension are also followed up in the NCD clinic. Lifestyle modification counseling is provided to all patients and emphasis given for diabetes and hypertension.
7. DOTS CENTER The DOTS centre in the UPHC provides the services of sputum microscopy, distribution of ATT and maintenance of records.
Apart from the above mentioned services, other activities conducted at the centre are as follows:- 1. HEALTH TALKS Weekly public health talks on the basis of the needs of the community are delivered by the interns posted at the centre to the patients and their families present at the centre. Multiple topics have been covered such as: 1. Vector borne Disease Prevention and Control 2. Breast Feeding, its importance and Technique 3. Rabies 4. Dengue and Chikungunya 5. Non-Communicable diseases 6. Family planning 7. Reuse of cooking oil 8. Nutrition
2. DAYS OF PUBLIC HEALTH IMPORTANCE CELEBRATED:-
• World Health day (7TH April, 2018) • World breast Feeding week ( 1st – 7th August 2018) • World population day (11th July 2018) • World diabetes day (14th Novemeber 2018)
3. Health assessment and screening services to students of schools in Fatehpur area. We have recently started health assessment and screening services for students of schools in Fatehpur area. In this we are doing general body check-up and taking anthropometric measurements. We also provide proper treatment and counselling to the students in case of any health problem diagnosed.
4. OUTREACH ACTIVITES • Medical camps o Multiple health camps conducted in collaboration with MCW Centre at Kharak, Chandan Hola, Bhati. • Field visits o House to house visits in Kharak and Chandan Hola villages for counseling and motivating families showing resistance to immunization of children. • Population surveys of the villages attached to the PHC.
5. TEACHING AND TRAINING • MBBS students, MD students and Interns are trained in multiple facets of health care at primary health centre. • Weekly case discussion is done with interns and PGs posted at the centre, moderated by senior resident. • Interns of every batch are oriented with various national program and visits are organized at malaria office and DOTS center for practical training.
II. Rural Health Training Centre, Najafgarh Rural Health Training Centre (RHTC), Najafgarh is located at a distance of 35 km. from VMMC and it caters to a population of 1, 60,000.
Services provided:
1. Training of Interns & Externs
2. OPD services:
General OPD- O.P.D services at RHTC Najafgarh are provided 6 days a week. Wide spectrums of illness are treated by the permanent medical officers of the RHTC and community medicine residents working in collaboration.
Special OPD Clinics run: Orthopaedics OPD, Paediatrics OPD, Ophthalmology OPD, Gynaecology OPD, Dermatology OPD.
3. Maternal and child health clinic: We have a dedicated Maternal and Child welfare centre. Regular supervised visits with multiple basic investigations are available for antenatal women like urine and blood investigations. Various contraception facilities are available for both men and women such as condoms, OCPs, CuT insertion. Counselling services concerning contraception, family planning are also available.
4. Growth monitoring of under-five children: anthropometric measurements are done for all children attending the immunisation clinic, and the malnourished children are followed up, every week with help of ASHA workers.
5. Immunization clinic.
6. Ante-natal clinic
7. Health education and counselling . Counselling of all patients on healthy lifestyle and communicable diseases. a. Counselling of pregnant and lactating mothers on General danger signs of pregnancy Dietary changes in pregnancy Importance of compliance with IFA tablet intake Birth preparedness Breastfeeding and other neonatal care practices b. Family planning counselling for eligible couples. c. Counselling of mothers of malnourished children on diet and nutritional rehabilitation. d. Nutrition and lifestyle counselling for all NCD patients. e. Weekly health talk on diseases and issues of public health importance. 8. School health.
9. DOTS Centre: The DOTS centre in the RHTC provides the services of sputum microscopy, distribution of ATT and maintenance of records.
New Services Estabilished
10. NCD Clinic (Non-Communicable Disease Clinic)
We have extended our services in the field of Non-Communicable disease by setting up a New Clinic exclusively for Screening and treatment of NCDs. It was inaugurated by additional district magistrate of that region on 23.02.2018. Regular monitoring of blood pressure and capillary blood glucose of patients with hypertension and/or diabetes mellitus is being done at the NCD clinic daily. Counselling for lifestyle modification is done for every patient. Opportunistic screening for hypertension, diabetes mellitus, oral cancer and breast cancer at the NCD clinic in the centre among all individuals 30 years of age or more attending the RHTC, in accordance with NPCDCS guidelines, is being carried out daily.
11. Weekly Yoga sessions
With help of a local yoga teacher, we started weekly yoga sessions at RHTC, Najafgarh for patients visiting OPDs, keeping in view the idea of holistic health.
Field practicing area and Outreach activities:
There are 33 villages/colonies under PHC Najafgarh. Following are the area we consider to practice outreach activities –
1. Laxmi Nagar 2. Mitraon 3. Roshanpura 4. Chhawla 5. Dichaon Enclave 6. Prem Nagar 7. Dichaon Kalan.
Activities conducted in field practice areas
1. Health cum immunization camp at slum Laxmi Nagar
2. Well baby show at Mitraon to promote awareness about nutritional status of under five children in community.
3. Health camp cum awareness campaign on family planning to promote reproductive health at Roshanpura.
4. NCD awareness cum screening camp at Chhawla subcentre, Najafgarh, Delhi.
5. Adopting Village Digupura - Digupura is a small village located about 4 kms from RHTC, Najafgarh, with 705 residents. Collaborating with the ASHA worker, Shakuntala ji, we have conducted a baseline demographic survey. While the immunization coverage is close to 95%, there are still 25% home deliveries. Data also indicates that there is a hidden burden of NCDs. Based on survey findings, the deficiencies were identified and the population was sensitized about substance use disorders, importance of immunization and other relevant topics. Further activities including screening for non-communicable diseases are planned for coming near future.
6. HEALTH CAMPS FOR UNDERPRIVELEGED CHILDREN With logistic and drug support from RHTC, Najafgarh, residents of VMMC conducted health camps in The Sweet Home Children’s Village and in Wal AsrImamia Trust (WAIT) Home for orphan boys.
The Sweet Home Children’s Village is run by an NGO where orphaned girls and children from broken families are residing. We conducted monthly health check- ups for the 70 or so children living there and educated them on good health and hygiene practices. Anaemia, refractive errors, scabies and URTI are the most common illnesses we encountered there.
The WAIT Home for Orphan boys takes care of the residence, education and development of 31 boys from broken families. We conducted monthly health check up of the children and inspected their premises. We also gave health education about personal hygiene, handwashing and cough etiquettes.
7. School health component
Our team did a preventive health check-up of students of Govt. Girls Senior Secondary School of Najafgarh for all the students of class 9th to 12th.
We also conducted a sensitization programme on “Health assessment of school children by school teachers” in the same Govt. school for teachers.
Special activities done in 2018:
1. SYMPOSIUM
• Imparting skills to tackle adolescent health problems. • Non-communicable diseases.
2. TRAINING
• Learn hand-only CPR. • Using smartphone GPS to create maps. • Sensitization programme on breast awareness and skills on breast examination
• VBDs and identification of potential breeding sites of mosquitoes.
3. PUBLIC HEALTH LECTURE
• Cancer.
4. HEALTH TALKS GIVEN BY INTERNS
• Hand Hygiene Demonstrations • Vector Born Diseases – Recognition & Prevention
• Diabetes – Screening and Prevention
• Complications of uncontrolled hypertension and diabetes mellitus
• Prevention of Heat Stroke
• First Aid in Burns
• Non-scalpel vasectomy
• Good touch and bad touch
• COPD and Asthma
• Air Pollution – Effects & Self Protection
• Mental Health Illnesses
• Prevention and Treatment of Diarrhoeal Diseases
• Hepatitis – Transmission and Prevention
• Correct Techniques of Breastfeeding
Days of Public Health Importance celebrated:
1. World Health Day was celebrated on 7th Aril, 2018 at RHTC, Najafgarh. Symposium cum exhibition was organised on Universal Health Coverage.
III. Urban Health Centre, Aliganj The UHC at Aliganj is operational since February 2012, and is situated 2 kilometres away from Safdarjung Hospital. It caters to a population of approximately 6500, comprising mainly of migrants.
Services offered:
a) General OPD a. General OPD services for children, adolescents, adults and geriatric population. b. Distribution of free medicines to patients.
b) Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) screening OPD a. Screening for common NCDs (hypertension, diabetes mellitus and obesity) in all patients aged 30years and above. b. Estimation of risk for developing common NCDs for all patients screened.
c) NCD clinic a. Registration of patients of common NCDs (hypertension and diabetes mellitus) with the clinic. b. Regular follow up of registered NCD patients. c. Regular distribution of medicines to NCD patients. d. Counselling of all NCD patients on lifestyle modification & risk reduction. d) Health education and counselling a. Counselling of all patients on healthy lifestyle and communicable diseases. b. Counselling of pregnant and lactating mothers on i. General danger signs of pregnancy ii. Dietary changes in pregnancy iii. Importance of compliance with IFA tablet intake iv. Birth preparedness v. Breastfeeding and other neonatal care practices c. Family planning counselling for eligible couples. d. Counselling of mothers of malnourished children on diet and nutritional rehabilitation. e. Nutrition and lifestyle counselling for all NCD patients. f. Weekly health talk on diseases and issues of public health importance. e) Record keeping a. Monthly morbidity record. b. Record of follow-up visits of registered NCD patients. c. Record of people screened for common NCDs. f) Referral services a. Referral of surgical and complicated cases to Safdarjung Hospital. b. Referral of pregnant women for antenatal check up to Seva Nagar MCWC and Safdarjung hospital. g) Growth monitoring of under – 5 children of the area in liaison with Anganwadi Centers to screen malnourished children and further management. h) Surveys a. Adolescent survey to assess the felt need for starting adolescent friendly health services in the community. b. NCD compliance survey to assess the compliance to medication and lifestyle modification advice among NCD registered patients. i) Outreach services for community mobilization during immunization services conducted by Anganwadi workers. j) Observing national days of public health importance by conducting health talks, role plays and community participation workshops.
k) Lab investigations for Malaria, Typhoid, Lipid profile, haemoglobin, liver and kidney function test were also being provided. Apart from these outreach activities from the health centres following community services were provided: a. Chicken pox outbreak investigation was carried out followed by health awareness
activity in school involving students, teachers and parents.
b. Rally to increase awareness regarding cleanliness under Swatch Bharat Abhiyan involving the community people and healthcare workers. c.
d. House to house survey for breeding sites inspection along with interns posted under the supervision of health inspector.
12. Conferences /Workshops/Training Programs/Invited Guest Lectures organized by department
1. Organized a National Workshop on Health Management from 29.01.18 to 31.01.18. 2. Organized a workshop on “Challenges of Public Health in India” in collaboration with Indian Public Health Association (IPHA)- Delhi State Branch on 17.02.18. 3. Conducted a Free Health Check-up Camp under ICMR funded Project entitled “Field and Laboratory based validation of Mobile lab (Suitcase &Labike model) against Gold standard methods” on 22nd& 23rd January 2018 at ICMR Premises. 4. Organized a Public Lecture on “Holistic Health and Wellness” on 19.03.18. 5. Organized a “National Conference on Holistic Health and Wellness” on 22-24 March 2018. 6. Organized a Public Lecture on “World Kidney Day - Kidney & Women’s Health” on 08.03.2018. 7. Organized CME on “UPDATE ON PREVENTION OF HUMAN RABIES” on behalf of 20th National Conference of Association of Prevention and Control of Rabies in India- APCRICON 2018 on 06.07.2018. 8. Organized the “1st INTER-COLLEGE UG QUIZ IN COMMUNITY MEDICINE”, on 16.08.2018 in collaboration with the Indian Association of Epidemiologists. 9. Organized a seminar on “Ethics in Medicine” in collaboration with Vigilance Section, VMMC & SJH on 02.11.18. 10. Organized a “1st National Conference on Anti-Microbial Resistance &8th National Conference on Scientific updates on Diseases of Public Health importance (Zoonotic Diseases)” Challenges of Public Health in India” in collaboration with Millennium India Education Foundation on 05.07.18.
13. Participation as Orator/Invited Guest Lecture/Academic Chair/Delegate in Conferences/ Seminars/workshops/Webinar
1. Dr. Jugal Kishore
1. Organized Seminar on “Ethics in Healthcare” on 2nd Nov 2018 at VMMC &SJH (100) 2. Organized as Secretary 1st National Conference on Anti-Microbial Resistance and 8th National Conference on Scientific Updates on Diseases of Public Health importance (Zoonotic Diseases) on 5th July 2018 at VMMC & SJH 3. Organized as chairman of 20th National Conference of Association for Prevention and Control of Rabies in India on 6-8th July 2018 at LaLit Hotel, New Delhi. 4. Organized as chair of National Conference on Holistic Health and Wellness from 22-24th March 2018 5. Organized world kidney day on the theme “Kidney diseases and women health” on 8th March 2018 at Old LT SJH, New Delhi 6. Organized a seminar on “Challenges of Public Health in India” on 17.2.2018 at VMMC & SJH 7. Organized as chairman of 2nd National Workshop on Health Management on 29-31st Jan 2018 at VMMC & SJH. 8. Public Lecture on Cancer Awareness at Bengali Senior Secondary School Sarojini Nagar, New Delhi on 17 Nov 2018. 9. Public Lecture for school children in Middle School Jhundpur village rural Haryana on the occasion of National Nutrition Month 2018 on 14.9.2018 10. Cancer Awareness lecture to general public in Mar Gregorios Orthodox Church Janakpuri on 7th October 2018. 11. Chief guest of day long function on the occasion of National Nutrition Month 2018 on 14.9.2018 and delivered speech for school children, anganwadi workers, and mother in Middle School Jhundpur village rural Haryana. 12. Inspection of Children homes for their working as member of District Child Protection Committee in April and May 2018. 13. Guest of Honour in the inauguration of National Symposium on Universal Health Coverage: An integrated approach at AMU, Aligarh on 7th April 2018 14. Chief Guest: World Health Day 2018 Celebration at RHTC Najafgarh on 6th April 2018. 15. Session on “Occupational health in special area” TOT of medical officer on occupational & Environmental health organized by NIHFW on 5th Dec 2018 (28) 16. Delivered a session on “Primary healthcare in Disaster: Public health challenges and strategies in disasters-Interagency coordination, public private sector” for Dhaka Bangladesh officials on 15.11.2018 organized by NIDM and All India Institute of Local Self-Government,New Delhi (20) 17. Delivered a session on Peer review of articles: Research Question and Design” in Peer review of articles for journal workshop organized by Dept of Paediatric Surgery, MAMC & JNS on 11.11.2018 (35) 18. Delivered a session on Depression (Avsad) for employees of ICMR- National Institute of Medical Statistics who had celebrating Hindi Divas on 27th September 2018 (30). 19. Public Health Acts in 3rd Foundation Training Program of the GDMO under CHS in collaboration with MoHFW on 7th Sept 2018 at NIHFW (50). 20. Guest speaker in National Workshop on Basics of Health Economics on 31st August 2018 at Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi (80) 21. Chairperson for Scientific session in the 20th National Conference of Association for Prevention and Control of Rabies in India on 7th July 2018 at LaLit Hotel, New Delhi. 22. Panelist on Medical Negligence for Mental Health care as a part of Postgraduate Development Program on Psychiatry organized by North Zone Indian Pscyhiatric Association on 1.7.2018 23. Guest lecture on Mistakes committed while writing a paper on 30 June 2018 at Regional Research Institute of Unani Medicine, MoAYUSH Govt of India. 24. Panelist on “Competency based curriculum” in Medicus Conventus 2018 at LHMC on 17th June 2018. 25. Delivered a session on “Health Management in Flood” on 12th June 2018 organized by NIDM at YMCA building New Delhi 26. Delivered a Talk on “Feminization in Ageing” in Delhi State Women Doctors’ Conference and National Convention on Menstrual Hygiene on 27th May 2018 at DMA hall Darya gunj. 27. Panelist in the Panel discussion on Scientific evidence, Key Policy option and Environment intervention in the Conference on Environmental and Occupational Determinants of Cancer: Interventions for Primary Prevention organized by AIIMS & Indian Society of Clinical Oncology on 26th May 2018 28. Guest lecture on Medical Ethics in “Vaccine Updates” at Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Jamia Hamdard 14th May 2017. 29. Organizer and speaker in Communication and stress management workshop for Interns on 1st May 2018 and also for PGs of VMMC & SJH on 11th May 2018 30. Guest Speaker on How to start Research (Study Design) in Promoting research among dental and medical students on 18th May 2018 organized by ESIC Dental College & Hospital Rohini Delhi 31. Key Note speaker on Universal Health Coverage: Experience and Way forward in National Symposium on Universal Health Coverage: An integrated approach on 7th April 2018 at AMU Aligarh UP. 32. Guest speaker during World Health Day 2018 symposium cum exhibition on Universal Health Coverage: Everyone, everywhere held at RHTC Najafgarh, New Delhi (150) 33. Delivered a session on “Health aspect in Flood Management” on 20th Feb 2018 organized by NIDM at Min of Home Govt of India at New Delhi. 34. Session on “Disability Prevention technology in Universal Health Coverage” delivered in Technology Vision 2035-Dissemination workshop at Regional Science Center, National Council for Science Museum (NCSM) Guwhati on 15th Feb 2018. 35. Session on Challenges of Public Health in India – Over view in a seminar on “Challenges of Public Health in India” on 17.2.2018 at VMMC & SJH. 36. Two sessions are taken in the 2nd National Workshop on Health Management – “Group dynamics and Team Building” and “Evaluation of Health Program” on 29th Jan 2018 at VMMC & SJH (30). 37. Given a presentation on “Hospital Mortality Data Management for Climate Sensitive Diseases: Air pollution related” Workshop on Environmental health through Clean air for Delhi Campaign at Ganga Auditorium Ministry of Env Forest and Climatic Change on 12 Feb 2018. 38. Delivered a Lecture on “Choosing the correct manuscript type-Case report, case control, original article? In Scientific Writing Workshop - JCOT Editorial Board on 21st Jan 2018 at Applo Hospital (40). 39. Workshop on Promoting the use of ICD-10 organized by Central Bureau of Health Intelligence, Regional Office for Health & Family Welfare Jaipur Rajasthan at VMMC & SJH on 9th Oct 2018. 40. National Symposium on Universal Health Coverage: An integrated approach on 7th April 2018 at AMU Aligarh UP 41. ICD II World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Research and Training in Mental Health (WHOCC Lille, France) 42. WHOCC INTERNATIONAL MEETING, on Active citizenship and empowerment in community mental health: Participative innovations in France and abroad on 29 and 30 MARCH 2018, LILLE, FRANCE 43. Technology Vision 2035-Dissemination workshop at Regional Science Center, National Council for Science Museum (NCSM) Guwhati on 15th Feb 2018 44. Workshop on GIS based Mapping of Leprosy Cases under PEP ++ Program at Varanasi on 16-18 Jan 2018. 45. Workshop on Environmental health through Clean air for Delhi Campaign at Ganga Auditorium Ministry of Env Forest and Climatic Change on 12 Feb 2018 46. Support to emergency medical relief of DGHS, MoHFW on Kerala flood and Zika virus emergency. 47. Technical support to MoHFW on immunization, trauma, climatic change, ICD 11, vector borne diseases, rabies etc.
2. Dr. Anita Khokhar a. International Conference on Rabies, July 2018 as Scientific Chair. b. First National Conference on Holistic Health, March 2018 as Scientific chair c. International conference on Occupational Health, ICOEH 2018. d. One World one health conference, 2018. e. Delivered a Public lecture on Prevention of cancers in an event organized by Department of Psychiatry, November 2018. f. Annual conference of IPHA attended at KGMU, Lucknow, February 2018. g. Attended workshop on leadership skills in public health at VMMC, 01.02.18 h. Attended Annual conference of Institute of Desert Medicine, ICMR, Jodhpur, 2018. i. Organized a series of Public health lecture on the occasion of Mahavir Jayanti and delivered a lecture on Prevention of NCD’s j. As part of panel of Jury for evaluation of posters during SwachtaPakhwada, 2018. k. Organized first Inter college quiz on Epidemiology for the UG medical students of Delhi and as a part of panel of jury for the same event. An elimination round (theory) followed by the quiz was organized in September 2018.
3. Dr. Neelam Roy a. Attended GCP training in November 2018 and January 2019. b. Expert faculty for HIV sentinel surveillance training, 27-28 December 2018 and supervision. c. Guest lecture at CDRI, Lucknow on “Drug discovery and development for public health needs-people or profit? (22nd November 2018). d. Convener for 1st National conference in anti-microbial resistance & 8th National conference on scientific updates on diseases of public health importance (zoonotic diseases)”. Millennium India Education Foundation, VMMC, Heart care foundation of India. 4. Dr. Geeta Yadav a. Program on Implementation on NABH Standards for hospitals conducted on 24.09.18 – 26.09.18 at New Delhi. 5. Dr. Geeta Pardeshi a. Delivered lecture on MDSR and coordinated the Community based MDSR session during the workshop on Maternal Death Surveillance & Response (MDSR) & Maternal Near Miss (MNM-R) Guidelines organized by MoHFW (GoI) at MAMC, New Delhi in September 2018. b. Expert faculty for live teleconference at Electronic Media Production Center, IGNOU on topics of MDSR and MCTS for their Postgraduate Diploma in MCH program in September 2018. c. Attended the first National Conference for Ethical Healthcare at AIIMS, Delhi in April 2018 d. Attended the CME on RNTCP: An update at ACMS in May 2018 e. Attended the workshop on Health Economics at Lady Harding Medical College in August 2018 6. Dr. Shalini Smanla a. Organizing Secretary, 1st National Conference on Holistic Health & Wellness (NCHHW 2018), held at New Delhi, 22-24 March 2018. 7. Dr. Pratima Gedam a. Attended APRICON, 2018 at New Delhi. (7.7.18 – 8.7.18) b. Attended Workshop on promoting use on ICD-10 (9.10.18)
8. Dr. Namita Srivastava a. Attended LPAC as a member of Committee of DST to evaluate the work of NGO named SEWVA on 24.8.19 9. Dr. ShvetaLukhmana
a. Attended the workshop on Health Economics at Lady Harding Medical College in August 2018
14. Procurement of new equipment/ New test added /new services started/ Facilities, Services added
Procurement of new equipment: Dissecting microscope: 10 Centrifuge machine: 01 Slide box with slides: 4 sets BP apparatus: 10 Spirometer: 01 Stethoscope: 03 Model for breast (Mamma care): 11 Steel tray: 2
15. Invitation as examiner/ Assessor:
Dr. Jugal Kishore, Director Prof. & Head
MD Examination
1. External Examiner for MD Community Medicine AIIMS, New Delhi 11-12 Dec 2018. 2. External Examiner for MD Community Medicine Chettinad Academy of Research and Education Chennai, Tamil Nadu 27-28 April 2018.
DNB
1. Examiner of DNB Practical in Field Epidemiology 16th April 2018
MBBS
2. External Examiner of MBBS Part I Final of Maharaja Agrasen Medical College, Agroha from 6-7 Jan 2018
Others
1. Fellowship in Clinical Research Methodology and Evidence Based Medicine External examiner of Fellowship of AIIMS New Delhi in May 2018; in Dec 2018
Dr. Neelam Roy, Professor: • External Examiner for MBBS 3rd Prof. Part-I Annual Exam in Community Medicine at UCMS, New Delhi (2018)
Dr. Geeta Yadav
• External Examiner for MD Annual & Supplementary Exam in Community Medicine at MAMC, New Delhi.
EXTERNAL ASSIGNMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE
1. Dr. Jugal Kishore a. ICD II World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Research and Training in Mental Health (WHOCC Lille, France) March 2018 b. WHOCC INTERNATIONAL MEETING, on Active citizenship and empowerment in community mental health: Participative innovations in France and abroad on 29 and 30 MARCH 2018, LILLE, FRANCE c. External Examiner for MD Community Medicine AIIMS, New Delhi 11-12 Dec 2018. d. External Examiner for MD Community Medicine Chettinad Academy of Research and Education Chennai, Tamil Nadu 27-28 April 2018. e. Examiner of DNB Practical in Field Epidemiology 16th April 2018 f. Fellowship in Clinical Research Methodology and Evidence Based Medicine External examiner of Fellowship of AIIMS New Delhi in May 2018; in Dec 2018 g. External Examiner of MBBS Part I Final of Maharaja Agasen Medical College, Agroha from 6-7 Jan 2018 1. Technology Vision 2035-Dissemination workshop at Regional Science Center, National Council for Science Museum (NCSM) Guwhati on 15th Feb 2018 2. Workshop on GIS based Mapping of Leprosy Cases under PEP ++ Program at Varanasi on 16-18 Jan 2018. 3. Workshop on Environmental health through Clean air for Delhi Campaign at Ganga Auditorium Ministry of Env Forest and Climatic Change on 12 Feb 2018. 2. Dr. Anita Khokhar a. Expert panellist in the Annual conference of Desert Medicine Institute, ICMR, Jodhpur, 2018 on Early screening and prevention of Breast Cancer. b. Conducted two training workshops for doctors and nursing staff of MAMC on clinical skill of examination of breast. c. Conducted training workshops for doctors and ANMS of RHTC, Najafgarh on clinical skill of examination of breast. d. Invited by CBSE for the National Science exhibition for school students as a judge /expert in the field of health. e. Invited by ASSOCHAM and MOHFW as a guest speaker on Prevention and early detection of breast cancer in May 2018 on Occasion of Conference on Breast and Thyroid cancer. f. Conducted various outreach training sessions on breast awareness for women from all walks of life like office goers, college students, teachers, RWAs etc.
3. Dr. Neelam Roy a. Carried out National immunization coverage by NIHFW & UNICEF. b. Training and Supervision in HIV Sentinel Surveillance as expert faculty.
4. Dr. Geeta Yadav a. Headed Public Health Team as an epidemiologist post Kerala floods in September 2018 for prevention and control of diseases of epidemic potential. b. Carried out monitoring of Coverage Evaluation Survey of Immunisation in Delhi by UNICEF in October 2018. c. Member of Kayakalp Assessment team for Peer assessment of AIIMS, New Delhi & LHMC &SSKH. 5. Dr. Shalini Smanla a. Member of screening committee on Science and Technology for women, 2018 under SEED division, DST. b. Member of expert committee under S & T for women scheme, in SEED division, DST c. Expert member of Technical Advisory Committee on Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Medicine (STEMM) – India Initiative (Bharat Vigyan Darshan) 6. Dr. V.P. Gautam a. Attended a “Leadership Development in the Health Sector for promoting NHM” from 10th to 14th December 2018 at NIHFW, New Delhi b. Nodal officer for VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital at India International Trade Fair, which was held form 14th to 27th Nov 2018 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi c. Part of the Public Health Teams that were sent to Kerala, Post floor, from 31st Oct 2018 to 15th Sep 2018. d. Nodal Officer (Maintenance and sanitation) of VMMC building e. Reviewer for International journals such as “Asia Pacific Journal of Public Health, Asia Pacific Journal of Tropical Medicine’ and ‘International Archives of Clinical Physiology’ etc. f. Invigilator in UG (MBBS) students and Junior Resident (Non-Acad) Examination that were held at VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital. g. Involved in teaching of UG (MBBS) students, MD(Community Medicine) students and M.Sc. (Nursing) students. h. Involved in setting question papers of UG (MBBS) students examinations. i. Contributed MCQs (Community Medicine for Junior Resident (Non-Acad) examination that was held at VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital. j. Judge of Poster Presentation in MEDSICON-2019, which was held at VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE (01.04.2019 to 31.03.20)
1. No. of Programme(s) running in the School/Centre:
S.No. Name of the Duration Sanctioned Total Programme Intake Strength (Semester wise) 1. MBBS 5.5 years 150 150 per semester 2. MD 3 years 8 8 + 8 + 8 (for three batches) 3. PhD 3-5 years 4 2 4. BSc. MLT 3 years 30 30 5. PTT 1 years 30 30
2. Details about New Setups in the Schools/Centre/Department regarding Laboratories/Seminar etc: NA
3. Publications by the faculty members: a) Articles in Research Journal
Faculty Name: Dr. Jugal Kishore
1. Anand T, Kishore J, Grover S, Bhave S, Yadav S. Beliefs Supporting Violence, Attitudes and Aggressive Behavior Among School Adolescents in Rural Delhi. Community Ment Health J. 2019 May;55(4):693-701. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30078065 2. Sharma M, Roy N, Banerjee R, Kishore J, Jakhar A. Determinants of Drug Resistance in Previously-Treated Pulmonary Tuberculosis Patients Registered at a Chest Clinic in South Delhi, India. Cureus 11(8) 2019 (August 31): Cureus 11(8): e5541.doi:10.7759/cureus.5541 3. Kishore J, Jiloha RC, Daumerie, Bantman P, Roelandt JC. Role of religious and cultural beliefs with regard to mental illnesses in India and France. Journal of Advanced Research in Psychology and Psychotherapy 2019; 2 (1): 24-31. 4. http://medicaljournal.adrpublications.in/index.php/Psychology- Psychotherapy/article/view/54 5. Kumari S, Kishore J, Pandit V, Aparnavi P, Kumar M, Smanla S. Teenage Marriages and Induced Abortion among Women of Reproductive Age Group (15-49 Years) Residing in an Urbanized Village of Delhi. Ind J Youth Adol Health. 2019; 6(1): 15-20. 6. Kishore J. Reopening of School in COVID 19 Pandemic. Ind J Youth Adol Health 2020; 7(1): 23- 26.http://medical.advancedresearchpublications.com/index.php/Indian J- Youth and Adolescent Heatlh / article/view/394 7. Tripathi N, Kishore J, Kumar N, Bhatnagar A, Kumar R, Verma H. Early Diagnosis for Chronic Kidney Disease and its Associated Risk Factors among Adults in a Rural Population of Delhi: A Cross-Sectional Study. J Adv Res Med 2019; 6(4): 20-26. 8. Sood A, Benwal A, Gupta AK, Kishore J. Novel coronavirus epidemic: new dimension for disaster management and health resilience (Correspondance). Current Science 2020; 118 (8). 9. Sharma D, Krista R. Mehari KR, Kishore J, Sharma N, Duggal M. Pilot Evaluation of Setu, a School-Based Violence Prevention Program Among Indian Adolescents. Journal of Early Adolescence, 2020; 1–25; DOI: 10.1177/0272431619899480 10. Babu BV, John KR, Manickam P, Kishore J, Singh R, Mangal DK, et al. Development and Implementation of Integrated Road Traffic Injuries Surveillance – India (IRIS-India): A Protocol. Adv J Emerg Med. 2020;4(*):e*.http://ajem.tums.ac.ir/index.php/ajem/article/view/292/251 11. Khobragade M, Bharti A, Jaikaran, Vyas R, Kishore J. Prevalence of Type 2 Diabetes and Hypertension: Opportunistic Screening in Delhi. J Adv Res Med 2019; 6(3): 8-11; http://medical.advancedresearchpublications.com/index.php/MedicineJournal/ article/view/187/176 12. Anand T, Kishore J, Grover S, Bhave S, Yadav S. Beliefs Supporting Violence, Attitudes and Aggressive Behavior Among School Adolescents in Rural Delhi. Community Ment Health J. 2019 May;55(4):693-701. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30078065 13. Kishore J, Jiloha RC, Daumerie, Bantman P, Roelandt JC. Role of religious and cultural beliefs with regard to mental illnesses in India and France. Journal of Advanced Research in Psychology and Psychotherapy 2019; 2 (1): 24-31. http://medicaljournal.adrpublications.in/index.php/Psychology- Psychotherapy/article/view/54 14. Kumari S, Kishore J, Pandit V, Aparnavi P, Kumar M, Smanla S. Teenage Marriages and Induced Abortion among Women of Reproductive Age Group (15-49 Years) Residing in an Urbanized Village of Delhi. Ind J Youth Adol Health. 2019; 6(1): 15-20. 15. Kishore J. Physical Inactivity in Adolescents: Manmade Epidemic (Editorial). Ind J Youth Adol Health 2019; 6(2): 1-2. 16. Pandit V, Kishore J. The Gap between Knowledge and Practice of Physical Activity in Medical Students of Delhi. International Journal of Healthcare Education & Medical Informatics Volume 6, Issue 2 - 2019, Pg. No. 1-6. 17. Kishore J, Tripathi N. Role of Community Participation in Achieving Universal Health Coverage. Int J Preven Curat Comm Med 2019; 5(2): 34-38 18. Kishore J, Kohli C. Plagiarism in Healthcare Education (Ed). Int J HealthCare Edu & Med Inform 2019; 6(1): 1-2. 19. Kishore J, Tripathi N. Role of Community Participation in Achieving Universal Health Coverage. Int J Preven Curat Comm Med 2019; 5(2): 34-38 20. Kishore J, Kohli C. Plagiarism in Healthcare Education (Ed). Int J HealthCare Edu & Med Inform 2019; 6(1): 1-2. 21. Venkatesh U, Mogan KA, Kumar M, Doley P, Kishore J. ‘Ayushman Bharat is a Boon for the Country’: For the Motion. Int J Preven Curat Comm Med 2019; 5(3): 31-35. https://doi.org/10.24321/2454.325X.201916. 22. Sethi S, Sharma P, Kumar A, Singh N, Kishore J. ‘Ayushman Bharat is a Boon for the Country’: Against the Motion. Int J Preven Curat Comm Med 2019; 5(3): 36-40. https://doi.org/10.24321/2454.325X.201915. 23. Mohanty P, Jena PK, Kishore J. Gender Disparity in Health Expenses, Health Insurance Financing and Out-of-Pocket Expenses for Inpatient Care in India. Int J Preven Curat Comm Med 2019; 5(3): 3-10. 24. Pandit V, Kishore J. The Gap between Knowledge and Practice of Physical Activity in Medical Students of Delhi. International Journal of Healthcare Education & Medical Informatics 2019; 6(2): 1-6. 25. Ka M, Periyasamy AG, Venkatesh U, Kishore J. A Situation model of integrated health information platform in India: An anticipated review. Int J Community Med Public Health 2020; 7(3): 1197-1200. 26. Nazli T, Heena, Raheem A, Kishore J. Perceptions and Practices of the Adult Population in Response to SARSCoV-2 Pandemic in India. Epidem Int 2020; 5(2): 10-16. 5 27. Gedam P, Kishore J. Guidelines for Migrant Workers Reaching their Homes for Prevention and Control of Covid-19. Epidem Int 2020; 5(2): 45-46. 28. Tripathi N, Kaur H, Aparnavi, Sethi S, Babu BV, Kishore J. Perception on Road Traffic Injuries and Safety in New Delhi: A Qualitative Study among Victims, their Attendants and General Public. Int J Preven Curat Comm Med 2019; 5(3): 18-23. https://doi.org/10.24321/2454.325X.201919 29. Kishore J. COVID-19 Pandemic and Need for Strong Public Health (Viewpoint). Epidemiology International 2020; 5 (1). 30. Kumar A, Kishor J, Laisram N, Wadgave Y. Prevalence of Musculoskeletal Disorders amongst Adult Population of India. Epidem Int. 2019; 4(3): 22-26. http://medicaljournal.adrpublications.in/index.php/EpidemInternational/article/ view/197/187 31. Kumari S, Pardeshi G, Kishore J. Exploring the reasons for incomplete immunization in the rural area of high-performance state of India International Journal of Scientific Research 2020;9(30):60-61.
Faculty Name: Dr. Anita Khokhar 1. Yadav S, Khokhar A. Effect of information, education, and communication activity on health literacy of smoking and alcohol among school-going adolescents in Delhi. Ind J Comm Fam Med 2019;5:28-33
Faculty Name: Dr. Anita Verma 1. Singh S, Verma A.Prevalence of Hypertension among school going adolescent boys in Najafgarh, New Delhi, India. Int J Adolesc Med Health March 2020
Faculty Name: Dr. Geeta Pardeshi 1. Dewan R, Bajaj B, Kapoor G, Pardeshi GS. Changing Scenario in Indian Contraceptive Methods: A Glimpse Through a Tertiary Hospital Statistics. J Obstet Gynaecol India. 2019 ;69(5):462-466 2. Doley P, Gandhi AP, Balasubramanian T, Pardeshi G. Changes in Body Mass Index (BMI) During First Year among Undergraduate Students of a Medical College in New Delhi. Natl J Community Med 2019;10(3):145-148 3. Kumari S, Pardeshi G, Kishore J Exploring the reasons for incomplete immunization in the rural area of high-performance state of India International Journal of Scientific Research 2020;9(30):60-61.
Faculty Name: Dr. Poornima Tiwari 1. Manila Sharma, Sunil Kumar Singh, Poornima Tiwari, Nitesh Chauhan, 2019. Body image perception, eating attitude and influence of media among undergraduate students of medical college in Delhi: a cross sectional study. Int J Res Med Sci. 2019 Dec;7(12):4627-4634
Faculty Name: Dr. Pratima Gedam 1. Gedam P, Kishore J. Guidelines for Migrant Workers Reaching their Homes for Prevention and Control of Covid-19. Epidem Int 2020; 5(2): 45-46
b) Full papers in the conference proceedings - NA
c) Book chapters
Faculty Name: Dr. Jugal Kishore 1. J Kishore’s National Health Programs of India: National Policies and Legislation related to health, Ed.12th, pp. 1046; New Delhi: Century Publications 2019. 2. Risha Gupta, AK Sinha, Seema Chopra, Jugal Kishore, Amarjeet Singh. Managing Common Problems at Puberty. New Delhi: Century Publications 2019 (Hindi) 3. Kishore J, Anand T. Principles of Epidemiology of Communicable Diseases. In API Textbook of Medicine (11th Ed). New Delhi: The Association of Physician of India 2019. Pp 7-11 4. Kishore J, Anand T. Principles of Epidemiology of Non-Communicable Diseases. In API Textbook of Medicine (11th Ed). New Delhi: The Association of Physician of India 2019.pp 11-16. 5. Kishore J. Dr. BR Ambedkar and Public Health. In Singh A (Ed). Relevance of Dr. Ambedkar’s Ideology in Modern India. New Delhi: Century Publications 2019; pp.251. 6. International Journal of Preventive, Curative and Community Medicine (Editor in Chief: Dr. Jugal Kishore) 7. Epidemiology International. (Editor in Chief: Dr. Jugal Kishore) 8. International Journal of Healthcare Education and Medical Informatics. (Editor in Chief: Dr. Jugal Kishore) 9. Managing Editor, Dr. Jugal Kishore. Indian Journal of Youth and Adolescent Health 2014 onward 10. Journal of Communicable Disease published by Indian Society of Malaria and Communicable Diseases (Editorial board member/ Reviewer) 11. Health and Population: Perspectives and issues (Editorial board member/ Reviewer) 12. Sanjay Kumar & Jugal Kishore. Public Healthcare in India: Historical Background and Current realities. New Delhi: Century Publications 2020. 13. J Kishore’s National Health Programs of India: National Policies and Legislation related to health, Ed.13th; New Delhi: Century Publications 2019. 14. Jugal Kishore. Biosafety and Preventive Radiology. In Goal P. (Ed): A Textbook of Preventive Dentistry and Dental Statistics. New Delhi: Avichal Publishing Company 2019. 15. Kishore J. Dr. BR Ambedkar and Public Health. In Singh A (Ed). Relevance of Dr. Ambedkar’s Ideology in Modern India. New Delhi: Century Publications 2019; pp.251. 16. Jugal Kishore, Tanu Anand. Epidemiology of Communicable Diseases. In API Textbook of Medicine 2019. 17. Jugal Kishore, Tanu Anand. Epidemiology of Non-Communicable Diseases. In API Textbook of Medicine 2019.
Faculty Name: Dr. Poornima Tiwari 1. Second edition of the practical book in Community Medicine: ‘Mastering Practicals in Community Medicine’, published by Lippincott William and Wilkins.
4. Seminars/Workshops/Conference/Symposium attended by faculty:
Dr. Jugal Kishore
1. Organized Communication skill and stress management workshop for Interns on 1st July 2019 2. Organized training workshop on ARSH - Adolescent Reproductive Sexual Health in association with Beyond Eye, IAAH and SLJKHR Foundation from July -August 2019 every Thursday. 3. Organized and moderate Panel Discussion on Integrating Mind with health on the ocassion on Mahavir Jayanti on 16th April 2019 at VMMC & SJH 4. Organized Panel Discussion on World Health Day 2019 “Universal Health Coverage: Everyone Everywhere on 8th April 2019 at VMMC & SJH and also talk on Role of a medical College towards achieving UHC and also Role of communiity participation. 5. Delivered two sessions on HEALTH ISSUES FOR ADAPTATION & DISASTER RISK REDUCTION in a Regional Consultation Workshop organized at Kolkata on 4th Nov 2019 and at Ahmedabad, Gujarat on 27th Nov. 2019 by NIDM in collaboration with World Health Organization (WHO). 6. Panelist in Panel Discussion on “Jan Jan ki Jan Aushdhi” of “Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Jan Aushdhi Pariyojna” on 13rd Oct 2019 at Constitutional Club organized by Karuna Foundation Chief Guest Minister of State for Health & Family Welfare. 7. Delivered a session on “School Health in India: Current Status and Future Prospects” and also participated in Panel discussion on School Oral Health Program in the workshop on “ School Oral Health: Creating Healthy Smiles for future” for the School Health Scheme Program on 11th Oct.2019 at MAIDS. 8. Session on Air Pollution was delivered in International Symposium on “Disaster Resilience and Green Growth for Sustainable Development” at Speakers' Hall, Constitution Club of India, Rafi Marg, New Delhi on 26 - 27 September, 2019 , being organised by Centre for Excellence on Climate Resilience at National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM), New Delhi. 9. Invited Session on Plagiarism in Faculty Development Program on Advancement in Medical and Interdisciplinary Sciences, Adaptation for Effecrtive Teaching Techniques organized by Department of Amraz-E-Niswam Wa Qabalat School of Unani Medical Education and Research Jamia Hamdard in Collaboration with UGC Human Resource Development Center Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi on 17th Sept 2019 10. Invited sessions on Ethics: present and past; ICMR Ethical Guidelines (2017) for conducting Biomedical Research on Human Participants including Schedule Y, Good Clinical Practice, What is GCP (ICH and CDSCO), Why GCP? Principles of GCP” in Training on Human Research Protection and Good Clinical Practices held at ESI Dental College, Rohini on 13th Sept 2019. 11. Invited lecture in Foundation Course “Stress Management” for First Year MBBS Students at NDMC Medical College & Hindu Rao Hospital Delhi on 19th August 2019 12. Chaired a Scientific session on Rabies Research in 21st APCRICON 2019 organized by Dept of PSM RIMS, Ranchi 6&7 July 2019 13. Chaired and taken a session on Climatic Change, Disaster and Health: Air Pollution on Natioinal Program Climatic Change and Health Sector Resilience on 27th June 2019 at Dr. Ambedkar International Center New Delhi organized by NIDM. 14. Taken session in "District Preparedness for Public Health Emergencies Management" for Senior Faculties of Partner Institutions on Investigation & Management epidemics in the district on 15-06-2019 at NIHFW, New Delhi (25) 15. Expert speaker on Environmental Day 2019 celebration in NCDC on theme “Beat Air pollution” on 7th June 2019 (150) 16. Speaker on Scope of Adolescent Health in India in State Conference on Adolescent and Youth Health Promotion on 27th April 2019 at Dept Community Medicine, KIMS, Bangalore. 17. State Conference on Adolescent and Youth Health Promotion on 27th April 2019 at Dept Community Medicine, KIMS, Bangalore. 18. Attended 21st APCRICON 2019 organized by Dept of PSM RIMS, Ranchi 6&7 July 2019 19. Organized with Millennium 10th National Conference on One Health Approach–To Prevent Vector Borne Zoonotic Diseases of Public Health Importance Monday 6th July 2020 (10.30am-2.30pm) Ist Digital Conference. Millennium India Education Foundation New Delhi, Vardhman Mahavir Medical College & Safdarjung Hospital New Delhi, Heart Care Foundation of India, 20. Organizing Committee Member and delegate of 64th Annual National Conference of Indian Public Health Association IPHACON 2020 hekld at AIIMS, New Delhi 29th Feb to 2 March 2020. 21. Organized IAE symposium on Acute Encephalitis Syndrome on 22 Feb 2020 at LT 3 VMMC & SJH. 22. Organizing chair of 3rd National Workshop on Health Administration, management and Leadershio on 5-7 Feb 2020 at VMMC & SJH. 23. Organizing Chair of “Climate Change, Environment, Diosasters: Epidemiology and Health Response” from 20-24 Jan 2020 at VMMC & SJH in colloboration with NIDM, IPHA, IAAH, and Dr. SL & Dr. JK HR Foundation New Delhi. 24. Organized and delivered sessions on Stress management and why communication skills essential for interns in “Communication skill and stress management” workshop for Interns on 1st Jan, 1 March, 2nd May, 1st July 2019, 1st Sept, and 1st Nov 2019. 25. Organized training workshop on ARSH - Adolescent Reproductive Sexual Health in association with Beyond Eye, IAAH and SLJKHR Foundation from July -August 2019 every Thursday. 26. Organized and moderate Panel Discussion on Integrating Mind with health on the ocassion on Mahavir Jayanti on 16th April 2019 at VMMC & SJH 27. Organized Panel Discussion on World Health Day 2019 “Universal Health Coverage: Everyone Everywhere on 8th April 2019 at VMMC & SJH and also talk on Role of a medical College towards achieving UHC and also Role of communiity participation
Dr. Anita Khokhar 1. Conducted a training workshop for frontline health care workers at the 3rd annual conference of Asian Society of Mastology at AIIMS, Bhubaneshwar, Nov 2019 2. Chaired session On Core Competencies of Clinical Breast Exam for field workers and Medical officers as a resource person at the Asian Society of Mastology Conference at AIIMS, Bhubaneshwar 3. Attended annual conference of IAPSM , at Mahabalipuram and annual Conference of IPHA at AIIMS, New Delhi 4. Organised training workshops for police women on Breast examination for early detection of breast cancer. 5. Organised workshop for training of ANM students at RHTC Najafgarh.
Dr. Geeta Pardeshi 1. Attended 64th Annual National Conference of IPHA conference organized by Center for Community Health at AIIMS, New Delhi 29th Feb to 2nd March 2020. Dr. Shalini Smanla 1. Presented paper in 64th Annual National Conference of Indian Public Health Association, in IPHACON 2020, 29thFebruary – 2nd March 2020 at All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi. Title – Drivers of Malnutrition among Under Five Children in a Rural area in Delhi: ASHAs (Accredited Social Health Activists) Perceptions, Perspectives and their Understanding of their role within the Health care system. A Qualitative study 2. Participated in Curriculum Implementation Support Program (CISP) Workshop from 10-12 June 2019 at MEU, VMMC & SJH.
Dr. Pratima Gedam 1. Workshop on Data Science and Statistical Analysis Using R Programming by Indian Spinal Injury Centre, New Delhi, 25-28 Sep,2019. 2. Attended the national IPHA conference on 29th February to 3rd March 2020, Held at AIIMS, New Delhi. 3. Attended one-day conference on one health –Anti Microbial resistance and diseases of public health importance (Zoonotic Diseases), on 3rd July 2019 4. Attended a workshop on Data science and statistical analysis using R programming at Indian Spinal Injuries Centre, New Delhi during September 25-28,2019.
Dr. Namita Srivastava 1. Workshop on Data Science and Statistical Analysis Using R Programming by Indian Spinal Injury Centre, New Delhi, 25-28 Sep, 2019
Dr. Shveta Lukhmana
1. Organised Workshop on Communications skill and conflict management for Interns (every two months) 2. Organised Public health walk on “Prevention of Orthopaedic disorders. 3. Part of Organising Committee for National conference on One Health – Anti microbial Resistance and diseases of Public Health Importance (Zoonotic diseases) on 3rd July 2019
5. Seminars/Workshops/Conference/Symposium organized by the Department:
11. Organized “9th Annual National Conference on Scientific Updates on Zoonotic Disease of Public Health Importance” on 03.07.2019. 12. Organized a workshop on ‘Communication Skills and Stress Management” in every two month for interns. 13. Organized guest lectures on ‘POSHAN Abhiyaan: Plan and Progress’ on 13.07.2019. 14. Organized a Public lecture on ‘Prevention of Backache’ on 05.10.2019. 15. Organized a seminar on “Integrity-Way of Life” in collaboration with Vigilance Section, VMMC & SJH on 31.10.19. 16. Organized a symposium on the occasion of World Health Day on 08.04.2019. 17. Organized a guest lecture on ‘Update on Rabies’ on 28.09.2019. 18. Organized a Health Camp for men / women and children of construction site of CPWD on 24.04.2019 19. Organized a Health Camp for CPWD construction workers on 03.09.19 at Kushak Road, New Delhi. 20. Organized a Health Camp for CPWD construction workers on 11.10.19 at Type VII flats, DDU Marg, New Delhi 21. Organized a workshop on ‘Health & Hygiene’ for girl children of children home for Girls, Nirmal Chhaya, Jail Road, Hari Nagar, on 05.11.19 22. Organized a Health Camp for CPWD for Underprivileged Women on 11.11.19 at Hriday Kunj, New Delhi. 23. Organized a session on ‘Standard Operating Procedure’ for MSW, MLT & HE on 10.06.19. 24. Organized Hygiene Survey of food establishments in VMMC & SJH campus from 06.05.19 to 10.05.19 Actively involved in SWACHHTA HI SEWA CAMPAIGN 2019 - "PLASTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT"
6. Awards/Prizes/Achievements/Scholarship/Received by faculty:
Dr. Jugal Kishore 1. Lifetime Achievement Award for outstanding contribution and excellent services in the field of Holistic Health presented 31st Jan 2020 at NDMC Convention Centre in National AYUSH Conference organized by Navjeevan. 2. Certificate of Appreciation for a valuable contribution in the Inaugural Foundation Course 2019 of MBBS at VMMC & SJH 1st August -31st August 2019. 3. Organizing Committee of General Practitioners Conference GPCON 2019 and Wellness Health and Youth have awarded as Ambassador for Elderly Care on 13th October 2019 delivered by Justice Supreme Court and Chairman NDMC. 4. Honour for the volunteer of Elderly Care awarded on 28th April 2019 by Former Hon’ble Chief Justice of India. 5. 1st Digital Covid-19 Perfect Health Mela 2020: Theme: Living with Corona 1.0 Starting 31st May 2020. 6. Chaired Oral Presentation of Papers on Environmental Pollution and Vaccines in 64th Annual National Conference of Indian Public Health Association IPHACON 2020 held at AIIMS, New Delhi 29th Feb to 2 March 2020. 7. Chief Guest in the inauguration of National Workshop on Universal health coverage on 24th Feb 2020 at RAK College of Nursing. 8. Lecture delivered on “Animal Care with reference to Human Health and Zoonosis” Ambassador Hotel Khan Market organized by NIDM, New Delhi 2020. 9. Inaugurated as expert “National Seminar on Integrated Research Approaches in Siddha System of Medicine” a Pre-Siddha Day Event organized by Siddha Clinical Research Unit, New Delhi 9th Jan 2020. 10. Stakeholder Meeting -Strengthening policy and regulatory framework for Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases in workplaces in india- 23rd Dec 2019 at New Delhi organized by NIMHANS Bangalore. 11. State Conference on Adolescent & Youth Health at KEM Medical College Bangalore in April 2019. 12. 21st APCRICON 2019 organized by Dept. of PSM RIMS, Ranchi 6&7 July 2019
Dr. Anita Khokhar 1. Women achiever award for excellence in the field of medicine and health care by MSME 2018-19. 2. Most significant women health awareness programme on breast cancer “Know your breast, save yourself’’ by ASSOCHAM supported by MOHFW, Ministry AYUSH- 2018-19.
Dr. Namita Srivastava 1. Received Loqman Award for Emerging Researcher by IED, UP Govt.
7. Projects/Grants/Consultancy received by the faculty:
S.No. Name of Title of project Granting Duration Amount Faculty agency (INR in Lakhs) 1. a. Dr. Jugal Integrated Road Injuries ICMR 2 Years 34 Lakh Kishore, Surveillance: Multi Principal Centric Study (IRIS) Investigato 2017-2019. r (PI) b. Dr. Neelam Roy c. Dr. Rupsa Banerjee 2. a. Dr. ICMR funded project “A ICMR 3 Years Rs. Neelam phase II randomized, 20,56,550 Roy double blind, three arm (current b. Dr. Geeta placebo controlled trial year Yadav to evaluate the efficacy budget and safety of two from vaccines VPM1002 and September Immunovac (Mw) in onwards) preventing tuberculosis in healthy household Rs. contacts of newly 2192100 diagnosed sputum (first year positive pulmonary TB sanctioned patients.” budget) 3. Dr. Jugal PEP++ Stop Leprosy NLR 5 Years Not to the Kishore (PI) Transmission. International VMMC Multicentric study of NLR, Netherland 2017- 2022. 4. Dr. Jugal Status of health and ICMR 2 Years 34 Lakh Kishore (PI) Nutrition and Access to Healthcare Services of migrant tribal in Delhi: A Mixed Approach 8. Awards/Prizes/Achievements/Scholarship/Projects received by the students:
S.No. Name of Programme Semester/year Details Students 1 Dr. Manasi MD 2nd year 3rd prize for An Panda Epidemiological Study of Compliance To Post Exposure Prophylaxis Against Rabies Among Animal-Bite Patients Attending A Tertiary Care Hospital In New Delhi (Poster) – APCRICON 2019 at Ranchi
9. Extra Co-curricular activities like/Festivals/Annual Meets/Organized by the School/Department: NA
S.No. Name of Event Duration Details of the events
10. Any MOU (Academic/R & D) signed by the School: NA
11. Placement activities: NA
12. Details of Research Scholars: a) Total numbers of awarded Ph.D Research Scholars: (numbers and details of the scholars in the table below: Nil S.No. Name of Title of Date of Name of Completed/ongoing Scholar Ph.D Registration Supervisor Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
b) Research Scholars admitted (2019-20): (Only numbers): Nil c) Total no. of ongoing Ph.D. Research Scholars: (Only numbers): 02
13. Details of JRF-NET/GATE Qualified Students: NA
S.No. Name of Details of Students test qualified - - -
14. Details of any official Journal/Magazine published: NA
15. Industrial visits/education tours undertaken during the report period: 1. Modi Flour mill, near NSIC Okhla metro station, Delhi 2. Electroplating industry in mayur vihar, delhi
16. Any other relevant information/activities during period(01.04.2019 to 31.03.2020): Three Health Centres are attached with Department of Community Medicine:
1. Primary Health Centre, Fatehpur Beri 2. Rural Health Training Centre, Najafgarh 3. Urban Health Centre, Aliganj I. Primary Health Centre, Fatehpur Beri
PHC, Fatehpur Beri is located at a distance of 20 km from VMMC. It caters to a population of 73,000.
Services provided:
1. General OPD Services - OPD Services at PHC Fatehpur Beri are provided 6 days a week. Wide spectrums of illnesses are treated by the permanent Medical Officers of the UPHC and Community medicine residents working in collaboration. 2. Maternal & Child Health Services • We have a dedicated Maternal and Child Welfare Centre. • Regular supervised visits with multiple basic investigations are available for antenatal women like urine and blood investigations. • Under-5 children are also treated in the clinic. • Various contraception facilities are available for both men and women such as condoms, OCPs, CuT insertion. • Counseling services concerning contraception, family planning are also available. 3. Age Friendly Clinic - On 19th July 2019, We inaugurated our new Age Friendly clinic. This is not just beginning of new health services, also opening the gate of research and training opportunities on geriatric health. The following services are provided in our clinic - 1. Screening for Depression 2. Screening for Elderly abuse 3. CVS Risk prediction 4. Anemia screening 5. Nutritional assessment 6. Hearing Assessment 7. Oral Health Screening and Management 8. Eye care and specialist consultation 9. Respiratory system assessment using Spirometer 10. Two way Referral services 11. Counselling 12. Health education 13. Geriatric empowerment using Senior citizen guide 14. Consultation for common ailments
4. Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) Clinic – Opportunistic screening for Diabetes and Hypertension is done for early diagnosis and management. Along with screening, the patients of Diabetes and Hypertension are also followed up in the NCD clinic. Lifestyle modification counseling is provided to all patients and emphasis given for diabetes and hypertension.
5. Eye OPD • This year UPHC started refractory error screening on daily basis. • Additionally Eye OPD held once a week by Rajendra Prasad Center, AIIMS. • One optometrist come to the centre providing vision testing. Patients with cataract are taken for corrective surgery. • O ne Doctor also comes once a month for fundal testing and other examinations among at risk patients.
6. Well Baby Clinicis held two days in a week for Nutritional status and growth assessment of under-5 children, counselling of mothers regarding feeding and child care, follow-up of malnourished children.
7. ANIMAL BITE CLINIC - Providing assessment of animal bites, provision of first aid, anti-rabies vaccination and TT vaccination to the patients.
8. DOTS CENTER -The DOTS centre in the UPHC provides the services of sputum microscopy, distribution of ATT and maintenance of records. 9. Dental OPD - Dental OPD is held six days a week. Apart from the above-mentioned services, new activities were started this year at the centre are as follows:-
1. Teen talk: An Adolescent Health education Programme • The aim of this programme is to provide facts & accurate information to help you make healthier decision. In addition, we do screening and health check-up services among school children’s. • The following domains are currently included in the programme 1. Mental Health 2. Substance abuse 3. Nutrition 4. Communication 5. Relationship 6. HIV and Sexually transmitted disease 7. Consent & Sexual assault
2. “Know your Numbers” : Community level heart health Screening Campaign • World hypertension day 2019 and beginning of our new campaign titled "Know Your Number" which is a community level heart health Screening Campaign • “Know your Numbers,” which refers to key markers of heart health like blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, body mass index (BMI), and it’s important that you know your numbers and understand what they mean.
3. Healthy & Safe Elder: Our Mission Our Geriatric Screening & Preventive Health care outreach services is being organised every month in various old age homes in our field practicing area. We also encouraged them to utilize our Geriatric Health Services at Fetehpur beri, UPHC
4. Well baby Show Once in 6 Months, Department of Community Medicine organise "Well Baby Show" at Fatehpur beri UPHC involving ASHA & ANM of 11 villages. The participating children were subjected to general clinical examination and evaluated for nutritional status and immunization and hygiene. NHM Assessment Criteria is used to assess children aged between 0 to 6months, 6 to 1yr & 1yr to 3yr category. The screening of the children accompany by the 'Smart Moms' contest, wherein mothers of the participating children were evaluated for their knowledge of common childhood diseases, their prevention and home remedies. Mother's Quiz competition are designed using MCP Card information. Health talk is designed using IYCF Guidelines. Program was aligned with every year theme of Breastfeeding week like “Empower Parents, Enable Breastfeeding"
5. Annual Diabetes Health Fair On the occasion of World Diabetes Day every year we organise a Diabetes Health Fair in which we invited our Diabetes patient with their family. Family support in diabetes care has show to have a substantial effect in improving health outcomes for people with diabetes. We also hold fitness contest in order to promote physical activity as it is one of the most important things you can do to manage and live well with diabetes. We create a Wall against Diabetes where Diabetes patient with their family asked to click a selfie using WDD app (Blue Circle app) and share it in social media - We make different station to provide the following services: • Table 1- Screening (RBS, BP, Neuropathy, BMI, Hb) • Table 2 - Diabetes Education • Table 3 - Diabetes Lifestyle Modification councelling • Table 4 - Diabetes Home Care • Table 5 - Diabetes Nutrition Care • Table 6 - Diabetes Foot Care • Table 7 - CVA Risk assessment/Diabetes Risk assessment • This year we our interns presented Diet demonstration for diabetic patients & we also reward best intern team.
6. Case Discussion In addition to the outreach activities and field work, it is important to keep in constant touch with the essence of patient treatment and care in the OPD, for an all-round provision of preventive and curative services. For this purpose, every week, a suitable patient from the General OPD/NCD clinic/Geriatric clinic/Antenatal clinic/Eye OPD at UPHC, Fatehpur Beri, is identified by a PG for further discussion. The intern takes a detailed history of the patient and performs general and systemic examination of the patient and prepares the case in the standard format of clinical examination. This is an essential part of their training as physicians and clinicians of the future, as history taking and clinical examination are still the most important parts of reaching a provisional diagnosis. The intern presents the case, in the presence of the patient, beginning with the history of the patient. The presentation is moderated by a PG and discussed among junior and senior residents. This is followed by general and systemic examination and demonstration of examination methods by the intern and PGs. Differential diagnoses are thoroughly discussed and points in favour of and against each diagnosis is discussed. Appropriate treatment is prescribed and referral is initiated, if found necessary. All of this makes the exercise beneficial for the patient, as well.
7. Intern Orientation to various Health programmes As an Intern in Community Medicine, it is essential to have complete knowledge about the various National Health Programmes and their objectives, and how they are implemented at various levels of health care. The Intern must be able to carry out all the activities related to programme
implementation at the community and primary care level.
8. Health talk Weekly public health talks on the basis of the needs of the community are delivered by the interns posted at the centre to the patients and their families present at the centre. Multiple topics have been covered such as: 1. Vector borne Disease Prevention and Control 2. Breast Feeding, its importance and Technique 3. Rabies 4. Dengue and Chikungunya 5. Non-Communicable diseases 6. Family planning 7. Reuse of cooking oil 8. Nutrition
9. DAYS OF PUBLIC HEALTH IMPORTANCE CELEBRATED:-
• World Health day • World breast Feeding week • World population day • World diabetes day • World Hearing day • World Hypertension Day
10. Health assessment and screening services to students of schools in Fatehpur area. We have recently started health assessment and screening services for students of schools in Fatehpur area. In this we are doing general body check-up and taking anthropometric measurements. We also provide proper treatment and counselling to the students in case of any health problem diagnosed.
11. OUTREACH ACTIVITES • Medical camps o Multiple health camps conducted in collaboration with MCW Centre at Kharak, Chandan Hola, Bhati. • Field visits o House to house visits in Kharak and Chandan Hola villages for counseling and motivating families showing resistance to immunization of children. • Population surveys of the villages attached to the PHC.
12. TEACHING AND TRAINING • MBBS students, MD students and Interns are trained in multiple facets of health care at primary health centre. • Weekly case discussion is done with interns and PGs posted at the centre, moderated by senior resident. • Interns of every batch are oriented with various national program and visits are organized at malaria office and DOTS center for practical training.
II. Rural Health Training Centre, Najafgarh Rural Health Training Centre (RHTC), Najafgarh is located at a distance of 35 km. from VMMC and it caters to a population of 1, 60,000.
Services provided:
12. Training of Interns & Externs
13. OPD services: General OPD- O.P.D services at RHTC Najafgarh are provided 6 days a week. Wide spectrums of illness are treated by the permanent medical officers of the RHTC and community medicine residents working in collaboration.
Special OPD Clinics run: Orthopaedics OPD, Paediatrics OPD, Ophthalmology OPD, Gynaecology OPD, Dermatology OPD.
14. Maternal and child health clinic: We have a dedicated Maternal and Child welfare centre. Regular supervised visits with multiple basic investigations are available for antenatal women like urine and blood investigations. Various contraception facilities are available for both men and women such as condoms, OCPs, CuT insertion. Counselling services concerning contraception, family planning are also available.
15. Growth monitoring of under-five children: anthropometric measurements are done for all children attending the immunisation clinic, and the malnourished children are followed up, every week with help of ASHA workers.
16. Immunization clinic.
17. Ante-natal clinic
18. Health education and counseling . Counseling of all patients on healthy lifestyle and communicable diseases. a. Counseling of pregnant and lactating mothers on • General danger signs of pregnancy • Dietary changes in pregnancy • Importance of compliance with IFA tablet intake • Birth preparedness • Breastfeeding and other neonatal care practices b. Family planning counselling for eligible couples. c. Counseling of mothers of malnourished children on diet and nutritional rehabilitation. d. Nutrition and lifestyle counseling for all NCD patients. e. Weekly health talk on diseases and issues of public health importance. 19. School health.
20. DOTS Centre: The DOTS centre in the RHTC provides the services of sputum microscopy, distribution of ATT and maintenance of records.
21. Weekly Yoga sessions With help of a local yoga teacher, we started weekly yoga sessions at RHTC, Najafgarh for patients visiting OPDs, keeping in view the idea of holistic health.
Field practicing area and Outreach activities:
There are 33 villages/colonies under PHC Najafgarh. Following are the area we consider to practice outreach activities –
1. Laxmi Nagar
2. Mitraon
3. Roshanpura
4. Chhawla
5. Dichaon Enclave
6. Prem Nagar
7. Dichaon Kalan. Activities conducted in field practice areas
Health camp and health talk on hand hygiene: At: NGO devgiri vishvkalyan, roshanpura.
World breastfeeding week
Quiz for ASHA’s followed by seminar on correct techniques on breast feeding and the myths and facts associated with it.
CME on Anti-microbial resistance by Senior residents, Post graduate students and Interns.
International yoga day
Seminar on importance of yoga and its inculcation in daily life for ASHA’s and ANM students of RHTC.
Yoga session conducted by yoga experts.
International women’s day: 8th march 2019
Health talk: Importance of education in girl child, national health schemes for girl child
Quiz: women empowerment and schemes
Health talk on prevention and first aid measures on burn injuries.
Awareness on harmful effects of crackers on the environment and health in Digupura village.
Field activity: Health talk and distribution of contraceptives and motivation for vasectomy in Digupura village: 10th July 2019
HEALTH KIOSKS AT RHTC
• Family planning: contraceptive distribution and counselling, promoting male participation • NCD: one week kiosk to screen >30 years patients, healthy lifestyle promotion and NCD scoring for all the patients attending the kiosk • School health component • o Sensitization on road safety for school students of classes 8th to 12th : 23rd January
o Awareness of tobacco and oral cancer among school students: 6th february o Our team did a preventive health check-up of students of Govt. Girls Senior Secondary School and Govt Boys Senior Secondary school of Najafgarh for all the students of class 6th to 12th. Health talk on rabies, its prevention and treatment was given.: 26th September
Special activities done in 2019:
1. Inspection of breeding sites at Digupura Village by interns and post graduate students
2. CME on antimicrobial resistance
3. CME on Diabetes prevention, treatment and epidemiology
4. Quiz and seminar on breastfeeding practices
3. PUBLIC HEALTH LECTURE
• Hypertension: Public health lecture for the OPD patients
4. HEALTH TALKS GIVEN BY INTERNS
• Diabetes : risk factors, prevention, lifestyle modification
• Burns
• Say no to crackers
• Hypertension: prevention and treatment
• Mental health: awareness
• Breast cancer awareness
• Family planning
• Breastfeeding: myths and facts
• Air pollution
• Yoga
• Vector borne diseases: dengue, malaria
• Hygiene and health
• Rabies
Days of Public Health Importance celebrated:
1. World Health Day was celebrated on 7th April, 2019 at RHTC, Najafgarh. 2. National deworming day 10th February 3. International Women’s Day: 8th March 4. World Immunisation week: 24th april-30th april 5. Anti-tobacco day: 31st may 6. International Yoga Day: 21st june 7. World breastfeeding week: 1st august -7th august 8. World Rabies day: 28th September 9. Breast cancer awareness month: October 10. World mental health day: 10th October
Research activities:
1. A study of depression among tuberculosis patients attending directly observed treatment Short Course at rural health training centre Najafgarh, Delhi. PI- Dr. Pooja.
2. Contraceptive usage pattern among eligible couples in a rural area Delhi: record based study PI- Dr. Mogan
3. Road traffic safety among school going students in a rural area Delhi- pre post intervention study- PI Dr. Mogan
4. Knowledge and practice of private practitioners regarding diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis in an urban area of Delhi : A cross sectional study : Dr. Deepak
III. Urban Health Centre, Aliganj The UHC at Aliganj is operational since February 2012, and is situated 2 kilometres away from Safdarjung Hospital. It caters to a population of approximately 6500, comprising mainly of migrants.
Staffing Pattern:
Faculty in charge - 4 Senior Residents – 2 Junior residents (PG) – 5 Junior Residents (Non PG) – 2 or 3 Interns – 10 Public Health Nurse – 1 Lab Technician – 1 Medico Social Worker – 2 Health Educator – 1 Health Inspector – 1 Safai Karamchari – 1
Services offered:
a) General OPD a. General OPD services for children, adolescents, adults and geriatric population. b. Distribution of free medicines to patients.
b) Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) screening OPD a. Screening for common NCDs (hypertension, diabetes mellitus and obesity) in all patients aged 30years and above. b. Estimation of risk for developing common NCDs for all patients screened.
c) NCD clinic a. Registration of patients of common NCDs (hypertension and diabetes mellitus) with the clinic. b. Regular follow up of registered NCD patients. c. Regular distribution of medicines to NCD patients. d. Counseling of all NCD patients on lifestyle modification & risk reduction.
d) Family planning services a. Counselling of eligible couples for adoption of contraceptive measures. b. Distribution of OCPs and condoms.
e) Health education and counseling a. Counseling of all patients on healthy lifestyle and communicable diseases. b. Counseling of pregnant and lactating mothers on i. General danger signs of pregnancy ii. Dietary changes in pregnancy iii. Importance of compliance with IFA tablet intake iv. Birth preparedness v. Breastfeeding and other neonatal care practices c. Family planning counselling for eligible couples. d. Counseling of mothers of malnourished children on diet and nutritional rehabilitation. e. Nutrition and lifestyle counseling for all NCD patients. f. Weekly health talk on diseases and issues of public health importance.
f) Record keeping a. Monthly morbidity record. b. Record of follow-up visits of registered NCD patients. c. Record of people screened for common NCDs. d. Referral register for patients referred to Safdarjung hospital from centre. g) Referral services a. Referral of surgical and complicated cases to Safdarjung Hospital. b. Referral of pregnant women for antenatal check up to Sewa Nagar MCWC and Safdarjung Hospital. h) Surveys a. House to house survey to screen for NCD risk factors among people age 30 years or more. b. House to house survey to assess the nutritional status of children under 5 years of age. i) Lab investigations for Malaria, Typhoid, Lipid profile, heamoglobin, liver and kidney function test are also being provided. j) Outreach services for community mobilization during immunization services conducted by Anganwadi workers. k) Observing national days of public health importance- the following days were celebrated: • International Yoga Day – Celebrated on 21st June 2019. Yoga session was organized with help of a local yoga teacher for community.
• World Population Day – Celebrated on 11th July 2019. An awareness talk about various contraceptive measures followed by rally was organized with help of ASHA workers.
• World breastfeeding week- Celebrated from 1st to 7th August. A quiz cum training session on breastfeeding technique was organized for ASHA workers and pregnant women and lactating mothers.
• World rabies Day- Celebrated on 24th September 2019 in Sewa nagar MCD School and 27th September 2019 at centre. Awareness sessions were conducted highlighting importance of post exposure prophylaxis of animal bites. • World heart Day – Celebrated on 29th September 2019 in Aliganj MCD School highlighting importance of healthy dietary habits.
l) Health talk by interns and PG residents. The various topics included were: • Hand Hygiene Demonstrations
• Vector Born Diseases – Recognition & Prevention • Diabetes – Screening and Prevention • Complications of uncontrolled hypertension and diabetes mellitus • Prevention of Heat Stroke • Prevention and management of Burns • Non-scalpel vasectomy • Air Pollution – Effects & Self Protection • Mental Health Illnesses • Malnutrition • Prevention and management of animal bites
m) School health – Sensitization sessions were conducted in primary schools of MCD in Aliganj on important health topics like prevention and management of animal bites, burn injuries, healthy eating habits etc.
a) Training of interns and externs – About management of common illnesses, checking of vector breeding sites, services provided by Anganwadi centres, lifestyle modification counselling etc.
Activities carried out in the community:
a. Rally to sensitize community about population control measures. b. Quiz cum training session for ASHA workers during world breastfeeding week. c. Quiz cum training sessions for pregnant and lactating mothers during world breastfeeding week. d. House to house awareness program on vector borne diseases, prevention and management by undergraduate students, interns and health inspector. e. House to house survey for breeding sites inspection along with interns and post graduate students posted under the supervision of health inspector. f. Rally to increase awareness regarding cleanliness and ban on single use plastic under Swachh Bharat Abhiyan involving the community people and healthcare workers.
a. Rally to increase awareness on eye donation during eye donation fortnight with ASHA workers, community people and healthcare workers.