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Christian Medical College Vellore Year book 2016 Contents 01 BUILDING NOT A MEDICAL COLLEGE, ... 02 EDITORIAL 02 ABBREVIATIONS 03 FOREWORD 04 MISSION 04 VISION 05 05 VISION OF ONE WOMAN 08 PROGRAMME INFORMATION & CLINICAL SERVICES 10 DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES 12 PHARMACY SERVICES 13 CLINICAL SERVICES 22 SPECIAL AREAS 23 SUPPORT SERVICES 24 RESEARCH 25 RECOGNITIONS 09 26 EDUCATION 26 UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION 29 POST-GRADUATE MEDICAL TRAINING 30 NURSING EDUCATION 32 AHS TRAINING 32 DISTANCE EDUCATION 34 AWARDS 36 OUTREACH SERVICES 13 37 THE COMMUNITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 39 RUHSA 41 LCECU 42 BASIC SCIENCES 42 ANATOMY 43 BIOCHEMISTRY 43 PHARMACOLOGY 44 PHYSIOLOGY 45 ORGANISATIONAL & FINANCIAL INFORMATION 19 46 CMC GOVERNANCE 47 CMC ACCOUNTS 48 ADMINISTRATORS EDITORIAL TEAM CONTACT INFORMATION FRIENDS OF VELLORE 39 All rights reserved © CMC Vellore Substantive editing: S. Sahu, Bangalore Photography: Abhishek Scariya Cover Design & Page layout: George Korah, Primalogue Publishing Media CMC Year Book project managed and executed by Primalogue Publishing Media Pvt Ltd, Bangalore Printed and bound by Brilliant Printers Private Limited, Bangalore Christian Medical College and Hospital Editorial A Tribute To the extended family and Friends of Christian Medical College, Vellore! What is most impressive in the story of CMC! and I could reconfirm that I belong to a strong, Is it the educational mission? ‘Both-and’ logic united and loving CMC family. in delivering health care? Or, the unbelievable The editorial vision of this Year Book 2016 is commitment of the brave lady, Dr Ida Scudder? informed by our tradition of showcasing the I needed help in the monumental task of putting history and an account of the ongoing activities together CMC Year book 2016, sorting out the of the institution while extending our founder, dilemma of presenting the work that spoke most Aunt Ida’s mission to ‘Build a Kingdom of God, directly to the turn of the millennium or what not a mere Medical College’. It is organised in seemed to me the most paradigmatic of CMC’s terms of CMC’s history, founder’s vision and a works. Lo and behold! The members of CMC narrative account of the 3 main areas of focus family without any hesitation came forward to of the institution-Medical Care, Education and give a helping hand to create this document. Research. I am sure, as you go through the pages of this book, you will understand the uniqueness The editorial team members moved forward of this great, 115 years old institution, Christian conceptualising the content and emailing each Medical College, Vellore! other back and forth. I saw a renewed energy in many to project their hard work through this Rita Isaac Yearbook!! It was really encouraging and touching Editor Abbreviations ABO Blood group system comprising the A, B HPV Human Papilloma Virus and O blood types HR Human Resources AHS Allied Health Sciences ICMR Indian Council of Medical Research ALS Advanced Life Support IDTRC Infectious Diseases Training & Research BLS Basic Life Support Centre CHAD Community Health and Development IGRT Image Guided Radiotherapy programme IMRT Intensity Modulated Radiotherapy CHIPS Computerised Hospital Information LCECU Low-Cost Effective Care Unit Processing System LMP Licentiate Diploma in Medical Practice CMAI Christian Medical Association of India MCh Magister Chirurgiae CMC Christian Medical College, Vellore MD Doctor of Medicine CMCH Christian Medical College & Hospital MMed Masters in Medicine CONCH College of Nursing Community Health MRI Magnetic Resonance Imaging programme MS Master of Surgery CSCR Centre for Stem Cell Research NABL National Accreditation Board for Testing CSIR Council of Scientific & Industrial and Calibration Laboratories Research NHRM National Rural Health Mission DM Doctoral Degree in higher medical speciality NRL National Reference Laboratory DVR Digital Voice Recorder OR Operating Room EBUS Endobronchial Ultrasound PACS Picture Archival and Communication System EEG Electroencephalogram PCF Private Care Facility EMG Electromyogram PCR Polymerase Chain Reaction ENT Ear, Nose and Throat PEG Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy EQAS External Quality Assessment Scheme PGDFM Post-Graduate Diploma in Family ERCP Endoscopic Retrograde Medicine Cholangiopancreatography RMU Reproductive Medicine Unit EUS Endoscopic Ultrasound RUHSA Rural Unit for Health and Social Affairs GVHD Graft-versus-Host Disease SRS Stereotactic Radiosurgery 2 Year Book 2016 Foreword very twelve months, the year book gives us an opportunity to recapitulate Ethe events of the year. 2015 -16 has been relatively eventful with moments of definite progress as well as uncertainties, ups and downs, new initiatives and the constant effort to continue with our precious legacy. Through it all we have been abundantly guided and blessed by God Almighty as we continue to emulate our visionary founder, Aunt Ida in `building the kingdom of God’ We have made progress in our Two of our distinguished alumni through our training, service, commitment towards mission received the BC Roy Award this research activities and outreach. outreach goals. In addition to year: Dr Mammen Chandy (1967), Thanks to the dedicated team of supporting the mission network former head of the department medical, nursing, paramedical of CMC, we are also actively of Haematology, who pioneered and other members of the CMC involved with re-invigorating the bone marrow transplantation in community, we are constantly work in mission hospitals in Erode, India; and Dr Glory Alexander upgrading our services trying to Kotagiri, etc. (1970) who is impacting the keep pace with the phenomenal lives of thousands through her The CMC Chittoor campus has demand in patient care areas. HIV/AIDS-focused NGO, Asha seen a steady increase in outpatient I owe an immense amount of Foundation. These have come as attendance and new clinics have gratitude to you my dear CMC a fitting recognition to CMC in its been started. The inpatient facility colleagues, alumni, members of the role as a unique model in medical and operation theatres will Council, well-wishers and friends, education and health care. commence soon, heralding a new your support and encouragement phase in the growth of the campus. There is so much more I am has been invaluable. The Kannigapuram project, located keen to share with you which is 2018 would mark the centenary on the national highway towards elegantly compiled in this year year of medical education in Chennai, has been planned book. It is not only a testimony CMC, which started as a licentiate to develop trauma facilities, of CMC’s progress but also to the programme for women alone. cancer services and their related abundance of blessings that God is Much has evolved over the years departments. It is moving forward showering on us as an institution. and the envisaged changes in the at an accelerated pace. We need I am grateful to Dr Rita Isaac and admission process may herald your prayers and support as we her team in the Promotion and more modification. We are doing embark on this transformational PTP Office for the mammoth work everything possible to retain venture in the life of the institution. that has gone into the compilation autonomy in all aspects of our The Kagithapattarai campus of this Year Book, which is a ready institutional endeavors. adjacent to the Main Hospital is reckoner on our unique history The International Consultation nearly complete with the nursing and latest factual data. students having moved into their conference is scheduled for I take this opportunity to sail along new and much improved hostels October 2016 when the extended with our institution as we enter adjacent to the College of Nursing. CMC family, along with experts, into yet another year in its journey This has become a vibrant campus will review our past performance of healthcare excellence in and for with remarkable activity thanks to and set appropriate goals for India. the future based on our guiding the initiatives of all the residents. Sunil Chandy principles. 3 Mission The primary concern of Christian Medical College, Vellore is to develop through education and training, compassionate, professionally excellent, ethically sound individuals who will go out as servant-leaders of health teams and healing communities. Their service may be in promotive, preventive, curative, rehabilitative or palliative aspects of health care, in education or in research. In the delivery of health care, CMC provides a culture of caring while pursuing its commitment to professional excellence. CMC is committed to innovation and the adoption of new, appropriate, cost-effective, caring technology. In the area of research, CMC strives to understand God’s purposes and designs, fostering a spirit of enquiry, commitment to truth and high ethical standards. Research may be aimed at gaining knowledge of the fundamental bases of health and disease, at improving interventions or in optimising the use of resources. CMC reaffirms its commitment to the promotion of health and wholeness in individuals and communities and its special concern for the disabled, disadvantaged, marginalised and vulnerable. CMC looks for support and participation in its programmes in education, service, outreach and research, from friends and like-minded agencies in India and abroad, in a true spirit of partnership. In its role as a living witness in the healing ministry of Christ, CMC seeks to work in partnership both with the Church in India and the universal Church, and their institutions.
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