QUALITY ENHANCEMENT CELL JSMU Annual Report 2019
VISION OF JSMU “To be a socially accountable nationally benchmarked institution aspiring to improve health
through education, leadership, scholarship and community service.”
JSMU MISSION STATEMENT
To develop integrated programs and impart training for quality education, discipline and character building for potential graduates and postgraduate in medical and allied sciences, who would be committed to professional excellence based on community and research orientation and having ever evolving contemporary knowledge and technical advancement in health sciences.
CORE VALUES
Excellence Ethics Integrity Respect Accountability Lifelong learning
Strategic Directions Good Governance Academic Expansion Infrastructure Expansion Quality Assurance Human Resource Development International Recognition/Visibility Contribution to SDGs
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Contents Foreword ...... 4 1. JINNAH SINDH MEDICAL UNIVERSITY: INTRODUCTION ...... 5 1.1 CONSTITUENT INSTITUTIONS ...... 6 1.2. AFFILIATED INSTITUTIONS ...... 7 1.3 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE ...... 8 2. JSMU PROGRAMS ON OFFER ...... 9 3. UNIVERSITY STATISTICS ...... 10 3.1 JSMU: Program-Wise Admissions Count (June 2018-July 2019) ...... 10 3.2 JSMU: Program-Wise Active Enrolment Count (June 2018-July 2019) ...... 11 3.3 JSMU: Program-Wise Graduation Count (2019, Calendar Year data) ...... 12 3.4 JSMU: Faculty Strength ...... 13 4. JSMU: PHD FACULTY ...... 14 5. JSMU QUALITY ASSURANCE: MILESTONES ACHIEVED ...... 17 5.1 Institutional Performance Evaluation (IPE) by HEC...... 17 5.2 MS/M.Phil. Programs Review by HEC ...... 17 5.3 Implementation of Performance Appraisal through Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for Govt. of Sindh, Universities & Boards Department ...... 17 5.4 Compilation of Faculty & Student Handbooks ...... 18 5.5 Compilation of JSMU Policy Manual ...... 18 5.6 Best Teacher, Best Employee & Best Graduate Awards ...... 19 5.7 JSMU Strategic Plan 2020-25 ...... 19 5.8 Capacity Building Sessions conducted by QEC ...... 20 6. JSMU RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT: MILESTONES ACHIEVED ...... 24 6.1 International Conferences: ...... 24 6.2 Research Projects:...... 26 6.3 Research Publications: ...... 30 6.3.1 Research Publication from Sindh Medical College (Basic Medical Sciences & Clinical Sciences) ...... 30 6.3.2 Publications from Sindh Institute of Oral Health Sciences (2019) ...... 41 6.3.3 Publications from Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (2019) ...... 42 6.3.4 Research Publications by the Faculty of Institute of Family Medicine (2019) ...... 48
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6.3.5 Publication from Institute of Medical Education (2019)...... 48 6.3.6 Publications from APPNA Institute of Public Health (2019) ...... 49 7. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: MILESTONES ACHIEVED ...... 50 7.1 Contribution from Sindh Medical College (Clinical Sciences) ...... 50 7.2 Contribution from Institute of Family Medicine ...... 50 7.3 Faculty Development of the Institute of Family Medicine ...... 51 7.4 Contribution from APPNA Institute of Public Health ...... 52 7.5 Contribution from Institute of Medical Education ...... 54 7.6 Contribution from Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences ...... 57 7.7 Contribution from Institute of Nursing ...... 61 8. COMMUNITY SERVICES: MILESTONES ACHIEVED ...... 63 8.1 Community Outreach Activities organized by Family Medicine, JSMU ...... 63 8.2 Community Outreach Activities organized Community Dentistry department, Sindh Institute of Oral Health Sciences, JSMU ...... 64 8.3 Istqbal-e-Ramadan and awareness program 2019 Organized by Research Department ...... 66 8.4 Community Outreach Programs from Institute of Medical Education ...... 67 8.5 Community Based Activities from Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences ...... 67 8.6 Community Outreach Activities of AIPH ...... 67 9. PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT: MILESTONES ACHIEVED ...... 69 10. MOUS & LINKAGES/ ALLIANCES AND PARTNERSHIPS ...... 70 11. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS ...... 75 12. JSMU & UNITED NATIONS’ SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGS) ...... 77 13. STUDENTS CONTRIBUTION: MILESTONES ACHIEVED ...... 78 14. JSMU Q-BANK: MILESTONES ACHIEVED...... 87 15. JSMU PUBLICATIONS AND MEDIA CELL: MILESTONES ACHIEVED ...... 90
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Foreword
Jinnah Sindh Medical University was established in 2012 with a limited resources and big aspirations under the leadership of its founding Vice Chancellor, Professor Dr Tariq Rafi. The University embarked a journey with a mission to accomplish. The journey was challenging but the senior management and the dedicated members of the JSMU passed through the difficult time and stood among top 25 universities in Pakistan in the Impact Ranking of TIMES in 2020.
This Annual Report of the JSMU is a first step towards creating a culture of gathering and reporting good practices and letting the stakeholders know that their interests are in safe hands and delivering what they are expected to deliver.
The report covers the major accomplishments of the JSMU in 2019 in areas such as Planning and Development, Research & Development, Quality Education, Community Services and contributions in United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Although the Annual Report has been compiled diligently covering the major accomplishments of various departments of the University, there would be areas where the contribution is much beyond the reported numbers. In order to make it a regular practice, QEC would make sure to identify such good practices in all key departments and teaching units across the University to come up with a more comprehensive and elaborated upcmoning editions of the Annual Report of the JSMU.
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1. JINNAH SINDH MEDICAL UNIVERSITY: INTRODUCTION
Jinnah Sindh Medical University (JSMU) was established on June 1, 2012. Its constituent medical college was Sindh Medical College (SMC) which was already a reputable institution of the province since its establishment in 1973. Since then, the JMSU has established Institute of Pharmaceutical Science, APPNA Institute of Public Health, Institute of Health and Business Management and Social Sciences, Sindh Institute of Oral Health Sciences and the new institutes that include Institute of Medical Education, Institute of Family Medicine, Institute of Nursing and Institute of Physical Rehabilitation. The total enrolment of medical and dental students exceeds 6,000, making it the largest medical university in Sindh. JSMU is distinguished by the quality of its individuals and their commitment to modernizing and updating its curricula and facilities. Highly seasoned faculty and staff run its constituent medical college and institutes. University medical students receive clinical training in prestigious national institutions like the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC), National Institute of Child Health (NICH), and National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases (NICVD). JSMU is working towards the vision of a modern university at par with international standards by emphasizing e-learning and developing technology-based teaching and learning initiatives. It recently became the first public sector medical university to administer computer-based examinations to MBBS, BDS, and Diploma in Physiotherapy students from its constituent and affiliated colleges. The University offers e-learning courses with currently 166 courses online for its students in affiliated colleges and has trained 110 faculty members in creating e-learning material. It was also the first public sector university in Pakistan to provide free Wi-Fi facility to students and faculty. JSMU is also a part of Pakistan Education and Research Network (PERN2). This project facilitates teachers and students to access Internet, HEC digital library with thousands of free eBooks and journals for students and faculty with wide range of disciplines for research and education purpose, plagiarism detection software Turnitin, and Video Conferencing facility. This digital library can be accessed from the computer labs and on portable devices through Wi-Fi facility in the university. The 187 mbps internet bandwidth on Committed Information Rate (CIR) is used for digital library access, audio/video communication, high definition streaming, server hosting, website applications/ portals, heavy duty download services and other services that rely on high speed internet. A dedicated state-of-the-art video conferencing facility is available where interactive video lectures and meetings are conducted among multiple remote locations.
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1.1 CONSTITUENT INSTITUTIONS
1. Sindh Medical College (SMC) 2. Sindh Institute of Oral Health Sciences (SIoHS) 3. APPNA Institute of Public Health (AIPH) 4. Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (IPS) 5. Institute of Health & Business Management and Social Sciences (IoHBMSS) 6. Institute of Nursing (IoN) 7. Institute of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation (IPT&R) 8. Institute of Family Medicine (IFM) 9. Institute of Medical Education (IME)
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1.2. AFFILIATED INSTITUTIONS Under the direction of the Honorable Chief Minister of Sindh, the following Medical, and Dental Colleges are affiliated with JSMU for Medical, Dental and Allied Health Sciences programs:
Medical Colleges (MBBS Program) 1 Liaquat College of Medicine & Dentistry 2 Liaquat National Hospital & Medical College 3 Sir Syed College of Medical Sciences for Girls 4 Jinnah Medical & Dental College 5 United Medical & Dental College Dental Colleges (BDS Program) 1 Liaquat College of Medicine & Dentistry 2 Sir Syed College of Medical Sciences for Girls 3 Jinnah Medical & Dental College 4 Fatima Jinnah Dental College 5 Altamash Institute of Dental Medicine Physical Therapy Colleges (DPT Program) 1 Hayat Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine 2 South City Institute of Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation 3 Abu Zafar Institute of Medical Sciences, Karachi 4 Jinnah College of Physical Therapy, JMDC (NEW) Nursing Colleges (Generic BSN and Post RN BSN program) 1 South City Institute of Nursing, Karachi 2 Jinnah College of Nursing, JMDC National Institute of Child Health, School of Nursing (Generic BSN 3 Post RN BSN programs) Medical Technology Colleges (MS-MT Program) 1 Abu Zafar Institute of Medical Sciences, Karachi
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1.3 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
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2. JSMU PROGRAMS ON OFFER Jinnah Sindh Medical University is offering academic programs at undergraduate and postgraduate levels in the disciplines of Medical, Dental, Nursing and Allied Health Sciences. The programs are unique in nature as they are duly approved by the regulatory and accreditation bodies and are at par with international standards in terms of quality. The list of the degree programs is provided below: Undergraduate Academic Programs 1. Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) 2. Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) 3. Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm-D) 4. Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) 5. Bachelor of Nursing (BSN) 6. Bachelor of Business Administration Honors (BBA-Hon.) 7. Bachelor of Business Administration Honors, Health Care Management (BBA-HCM) 8. Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) 9. Bachelor of Science in Public Health (BSPH)* Postgraduate Academic Programs
1. Master of Business Administration Honors, Health Care Management (MBA-HCM) 2. Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH) 3. Master of Health Profession Education (MHPE) 4. Master of Philosophy in Clinical Pathology* 10. PhD (Health Profession Education) * 11. Certificate in Health Professions Education (CHPE)
*New Programs
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3. UNIVERSITY STATISTICS JSMU keeps a close tab on maintaining and updating the program-wise statistics. This section provides the tabular view of university statistics in admission, active enrolment, graduation numbers and faculty strength in the year 2018-19. 3.1 JSMU: Program-Wise Admissions Count (June 2018-July 2019) Fresh Intake Institute/College Program Title Total Male Female Sindh Medical College MBBS 110 248 358 Sindh Institute of Oral Health Sciences BDS 17 39 56 Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences Pharm.D 21 79 100 Institute of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation DPT 6 44 50 Institute of Nursing BScN 38 12 50 BBA (Hons) 12 10 22 Institute of Health & Business Management and BBA (HCM) 12 12 24 Social Sciences Executive MBA 36 24 60 MBA (HCM) 81 39 120 MSPH 9 10 19 APPNA Institute of Public Health MHPE 4 21 25 M.Phil. in Clinical Pathology 0 4 4 Pathology Grand Total 888
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3.2 JSMU: Program-Wise Active Enrolment Count (June 2018-July 2019) Active Enrolment Institute/ College Program Title Total Male Female Sindh Medical College MBBS 492 1288 1780 Sindh Institute of Oral Health Sciences BDS 51 106 157 Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences Pharm.D 82 395 477 Institute of Physical Therapy and DPT 6 44 50 Rehabilitation Institute of Nursing BScN 38 12 50 BBA (Hons) 34 37 71 Institute of Health & Business Management BBA (HCM) 28 48 76 Executive MBA and Social Sciences 71 41 112
MBA (HCM) 150 86 236 MSPH 14 11 25 APPNA Institute of Public Health MHPE 09 41 50 M.Phil. in Pathology Clinical 0 4 4 Pathology Grand Total 3088
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3.3 JSMU: Program-Wise Graduation Count (2019, Calendar Year data) Graduated Students Institute/ College Programs Male Female Total Sindh Medical College MBBS 80 294 374
Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences Pharm-D 5 74 79
BBA (Hon) 5 6 11
Institute Of Health & Business Management EMBA 9 4 13 and Social Sciences
MBA(HCM) 42 36 78
APPNA Institute of Public Health MSPH 17 22 39
Total 158 436 594
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3.4 JSMU: Faculty Strength
The hiring at JSMU is done strictly on merit basis a per the eligibility criteria prescribed by HEC and PM&DC. The requirements of other concerned accreditation councils like Pharmacy and Nursing Councils are also taken into consideration. Total strength of the faculty in 2018-2019 is provided below:
Qualification Masters 16 Designation PhD FCPS/FRCS MS /M.Phil. years/Bachelor Total Total Grand 16 or 17 Years Male Female Total Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Professor 4 6 22 7 8 5 0 0 34 18 52 Associate 1 6 12 5 5 9 2 0 20 20 40 Professor Assistant 3 8 20 24 11 12 2 6 36 50 86 Professor Senior 0 0 0 0 3 1 7 4 10 5 15 Lecturer/ Instructor Lecturer/ 0 0 0 1 6 11 25 52 31 64 95 Coordinator Others: 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 2 Powerlab Instructor Grand Total 290
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4. JSMU: PHD FACULTY
JSMU has quite a good number of faculty members holding doctorate (PhD) degrees in their specialized areas and this number is constantly increasing. Most of these PhD faculty members are registered as HEC approved PhD supervisors.
Name of Faculty Actual Discipline of S.No Faculty / Institute Additional Charge Member Designation Highest Degree
Sindh Medical Dr. Syed Mehmood 1 Professor HoD, Pathology, SMC PhD (Pathology) College Hassan
Sindh Medical 2 Dr. Saadia Akram Professor Acting Registrar PhD (Pathology) College Institute of Principal, IPS, PhD 3 Pharmaceutical Dr. Huma Ali Professor HoD, Pharmaceutics (Pharmaceutics) Sciences Institute of Vice Principal, IPS, PhD 4 Pharmaceutical Dr. Huma Shareef Professor HoD, Pharmacognosy, (Pharmacognosy) Sciences IPS
APPNA Institute of PhD (Basic 5 Dr. Lubna Baig Professor Dean APPNA Public Health Medical Education)
Director of Research /Adviser to VC for Sindh Medical PhD (Applied 6 Prof. Nazeer Khan Professor Research and College Statistics) International Relation & Liaison Institute Of Health DR. & Business PhD (Political 7 MUHAMMAD Professor Director, IoHBMSS Management and Science) ABUZAR WAJIDI Social Sciences Institute of HoD Pharmaceutical PhD 8 Pharmaceutical Dr. Kiran Rafiq Professor Chemistry, IPS (Pharmaceutical Sciences Student Advisor, IPS Chemistry)
APPNA Institute of Dr. Syeda Kauser Chairperson, Institute of PhD (Medical 9 Professor Public Health Ali Medical Education Education)
Sindh Institute of Dr. Syed PhD (Dental 10 Oral Health Muhammad Kefi Professor Dean, SIOHS Material) Sciences Iqbal Institute of Associate PhD 11 Pharmaceutical Dr. Shahlla Imam Faculty Professor (Pharmacognosy) Sciences
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Name of Faculty Actual Discipline of S.No Faculty / Institute Additional Charge Member Designation Highest Degree Institute of Dr. Shaheen Associate PhD 12 Pharmaceutical Faculty Sciences Parveen Professor (Pharmaceutics)
Institute of PhD Pharmaceutical Associate 13 Dr. Fouzia Israr Faculty (Pharmaceutics) Sciences Professor
Institute of PhD Pharmaceutical Associate 14 Dr. Yousra Shafiq Faculty (Pharmaceutics) Sciences Professor
Institute of PhD Pharmaceutical Associate HoD, Pharmacy Practice, 15 Dr. Sadaf Naeem (Pharmaceutics) Sciences Professor IPS
Institute of PhD Associate 16 Pharmaceutical Dr. Kiran Qadeer Faculty (Pharmaceutical Sciences Professor Chemistry)
Sindh Medical Dr. Syed Mehboob Associate PhD 17 Faculty College Alam Professor (Pharmacology)
Sindh Medical Associate PhD 18 Dr. Farah Jawed Faculty College Professor (Pharmacology) Sindh Medical Assistant PhD 19 Dr.Uzma Naseeb Faculty College Professor (Biochemistry)
Sindh Medical Assistant PhD 20 Dr.Abid Ali Faculty College Professor (Biochemistry)
Sindh Medical Dr.Qurat ul Aen Assistant PhD 21 Faculty College Inam Professor (Biochemistry) Institute of Associate PhD 22 Pharmaceutical Dr. Humera Anser HoD, Pharmacology, IPS Sciences Professor (Pharmacology)
Institute of Assistant PhD 23 Pharmaceutical Dr. Bushra Hina Faculty Sciences Professor (Pharmacognosy)
Institute of PhD Dr.Tabinda Zareen Assistant 24 Pharmaceutical Faculty (Pharmaceutical Mallick Professor Sciences Chemistry) Institute Of Health & Business Assistant PhD (Business 25 Dr. Asif Uddin Faculty Management and Professor Administration) Social Sciences
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Name of Faculty Actual Discipline of S.No Faculty / Institute Additional Charge Member Designation Highest Degree
APPNA Institute of Assistant 26 Dr. Farhana Shahid Faculty Ph.D (PH&CM) Public Health Professor Institute of Assistant PhD 27 Pharmaceutical Dr. Sumaira Ishaq Faculty Sciences Professor (Pharmacognosy)
Institute of Assistant PhD (Pharmacy 28 Pharmaceutical Dr. Hina Rehman Faculty Sciences Professor Practice)
Institute of Assistant PhD 29 Pharmaceutical Dr. Sakina Fatima Faculty Sciences Professor (Pharmaceutics)
Institute Of Health & Business Dr. Muhammad Assistant PhD (Public 30 Faculty Management and Akram Sharif Professor Administration) Social Sciences
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5. JSMU QUALITY ASSURANCE: MILESTONES ACHIEVED
Quality Enhancement Cell (QEC) at Jinnah Sindh Medical University has been established to assure that the academic programs, teaching- learning processes, research and all other support facilities, processes and procedures meet the standards and guidelines prescribed by the Quality Assurance Agency, HEC and Accreditation councils. QEC has achieved the following significant milestones in a short span of time to ensure the compliance and to enhance the same to a higher level: 5.1 Institutional Performance Evaluation (IPE) by HEC QEC conducted the IPE of JSMU by HEC panel. The purpose of the IPE review visit was to ensure the compliance and commitment of the university to the legal framework and rules and regulations as defined in the university act, bylaws and statutes in outlining and implementing its policies, procedures and processes. The IPE team also reviewed the performance of JSMU against the IPE standards prescribed by the HEC. The committee reviewed the University Portfolio Report along with the available evidences, validated the same during interactions with deans, Registrar, institutional and support department heads, faculty and students of all levels. They also conducted on-site visits to significant university facilities including laboratories, libraries, classrooms, faculty offices, dental OPD, support departments etc. They shared their observations and recommendations for further improvement in the existing system. 5.2 MS/M.Phil. Programs Review by HEC QEC conducted the MS/M.Phil. Programs Review of JSMU by HEC panel. An extensive review of postgraduate programs was completed by the Higher Education Commission Review Committee. The committees reviewed the Programme documents and related evidences to assess if they comply with the minimum standards and policy guidelines prescribed by the HEC for MS/M.Phil. /Equivalent programs. The Review team also had interaction with concerned heads, faculty and students and visited the research laboratories, libraries and other support facilities.
5.3 Implementation of Performance Appraisal through Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for Govt. of Sindh, Universities & Boards Department
Govt. of Sindh, Universities & Boards Department sent a list of Key Performance Indicators for Vice Chancellors .The KPIs were prepared by KPK Higher Education Department and HEC adopted it for evaluating the performance divided into five domains:
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I. Academic, Research and Quality Assurance II. Administration III. Financial Management IV. Planning V. Extension of Services to Affiliated colleges/Institutes & Government
Appraisal Mechanism: QEC was assigned the task to conduct the performance appraisal of the University based on the KPIs received from the Govt. of Sindh, Universities & Boards Department. QEC adopted the following methodology to execute the assigned task: KPIs prescribed by the Govt. of Sindh, Universities & Boards Department were sorted department-wise. More KPIs were identified and circulated to all concerned stakeholders including teaching and administrative units of the JSMU asking them to provide the data along with the baseline status and targets for the next year for each KPI related to their domain Upon receiving the data, a comprehensive analysis report was prepared highlighting the strengths and areas for improvement The report has been submitted to the Govt. of Sindh, Universities & Boards Department through the VC office The same activity will be replicated next year to see the compliance of the targets set in each area listed above
5.4 Compilation of Faculty & Student Handbooks
Faculty and Student Handbooks are a handy resource for the two major stakeholders of the university to provide them with all necessary information and guidelines related to the university dos & don’ts, policies, code of conduct and university facilities so that they can perform what they are expected to in proper manner within the given framework. QEC has taken great efforts to collect all these required information and have compiled student and faculty handbooks. At this stage, they are as a draft version available on JSMU portal. Later on, they will be revised adding more updated information. https://sites.google.com/jsmu.edu.pk/jsmufacultyportal/home
5.5 Compilation of JSMU Policy Manual QEC has put in great efforts in compiling and preparing the JSMU Policy Manual. The manual comprises three main sections. Section A is dedicated to Academic Policies and Guidelines related to academic processes and matters designed in line with the legal and regulatory requirements laid down for undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Section B is dedicated to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) of all key administrative operations of day-to-day affairs of the university. Section C contains the academic rules & regulations. The manual is in draft form at present. It will be shared
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with the senior management for their feedback and then after final approval, it will be available in print and soft forms.
5.6 Best Teacher, Best Employee & Best Graduate Awards As per the directives of the Vice Chancellor, QEC devised the criteria to recognize the Best Teacher, Best Employee and Best Graduate of JSMU. Committees were constituted for each, the criteria and mechanisms were discussed and implemented and finally one Best Teacher from each category was announced and conferred award in the JSMU convocation, 2019. Following Teachers earned the Best Teacher Awards.
Name of Faculty Category Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Afridi Professor
Dr. Humera Ansar Associate Professor Assistant Professor Dr. Nazish Jaffar
Dr. Ubaid Ahmed Khanzada Senior Clinical Instructor/ Lecturer
Likewise, for Best Graduate, two graduates one from SMC and other from IPS earned the awards and received in the convocation 2019.
Name of Graduate Institute/College
Dr. Taqveem Ilyas Sindh Medical College
Dr. Muntaha Khan Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Best Employee award is yet to be announced.
5.7 JSMU Strategic Plan 2020-25
QEC has initiated the Strategic Planning of the university for 2020-25. The process was started with the SWOT analysis of the university. All Institutional & Support departments Heads were called for a series of meetings to discuss the following: To finalize JSMU Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats To revise the JSMU Vision, Mission and Core Values To discuss and finalize JSMU organogram To discuss Strategic Planning Themes
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5.8 Capacity Building Sessions conducted by QEC Capacity building -in-house and for other universities other than JSMU is one of the performance indicators of the QEC. In this regard, the QEC has contributed greatly to various activities including workshops, panel discussion, and guest speaker sessions. Director QEC has also participated as a resource person and presenter in conferences, seminars and training sessions. The list of these activities is provided below. The same can also be viewed on QEC webpage: http://www.jsmu.edu.pk/qec-events.html
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QEC-JSMU conducted a meeting with institutional and department heads to 30th December, discuss the Key Performance Indicators 2019 (KPIs) and their scoring criteria related to their domain
Dr. Usmani, Director, QEC participated 28th December, as a Chief Guest at the inauguration 2019 ceremony of the newsletter, "The Voice of NUML" at NUML Karachi Campus.
Director QEC Participated in an 9th December, International Conference Organized by 2019 HEC
Dr. Usmani, Director QEC was invited as a guest speaker to speak on "Cornerstones 17th October, of Internal Quality Assurance for HEIs in 2019 Pakistan" at DUHS DICE 2019 held at Expo Centre, Karachi.
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Dr. Usmani, Director QEC and Ms. Suraiya Khatoon participated in QEC 22 October, Consultative Session on "Increasing 2019 Collaboration among QECs" organized by IBA Karachi at Main Campus.
QEC, JSMU conducted the awareness session for all affiliated colleges. The 30th Sep, 2019 session covered the Quality Assurance requirements prescribed by the QAA HEC.
Dr. Usmani, Director QEC, conducted a session on “Pivotal Role to International 7th August, Ranking towards Teaching & Graduates 2019 Quality” organized by QEC, Indus University
QEC-JSMU Held a meeting with all institutional and support department heads 25th July, 2019 to discuss the JSMU strategic direction and proposed action plan.
QEC organized a lecture on "Cultivating the Roots of Quality Education in Pakistan” by Prof. Shakeel Ahmed Khan, June 29, 2019 Professor, California Institute of Behavioral Neurosciences and Psychology.
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Ms. Suraiya, Participated as the External 28th Reviewer of Institutional Performance June, 2019 Evaluation (IPE), Ilma University, Karachi.
QEC Team participated in a one-day National Conference on Quality Assurance in Academia (NCQAA) with the theme “Re-defining & Reforming June 25, 2019 Higher Education Quality Structure in Pakistan” organized by ILMA University Main Campus, Karachi.
QEC-JSMU Conducted the MHPE 8th June, 2019 Program Review (Self –Review) to Meet the HEC Requirements
QEC conducted INSTITUTIONAL 31st May, 2019 PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF to 1st June,2019 JINNAH SINDH MEDICAL UNIVERSITY (Self –Review)
So Assessment Team Meeting & Program 13th May, 2019 Self Review Of MS in Public Health Program (2nd Cycle)
Ms. Suraiya, Participated as the External Reviewer of BS & MS Program SARs at 10th May, 2019 Sindh Madrasat Ul Islam University, Karachi.
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QEC conducted MBA Health Care 9th May, 2019 Management Program Self Review
Ms. Suraiya, Additional Director QEC, Participated in the “HEC Progress Review 25th -26th April, Meeting & Training Of QECs (Group 2019. Viii)” Organized By QAA,HEC In Islamabad
Ms. Suraiya, Additional Director QEC, Participated as the External Reviewer of 20th April, 2019 Institutional Performance Evaluation (IPE), Indus University, Karachi.
Ms. Suraiya, Additional Director QEC, Participated In the 1st International 29th March, 2019 Seminar on QS University Ranking Organized By QEC, University of Lahore, Lahore.
Ms. Suraiya, Additional Director QEC & Mr. Aamir Anis, Deputy Director, QEC, 27th March, Attended the Workshop on “Putting 2019 Bloom’s Taxonomy to Work” Organized By QEC, IBA .
QEC JSMU Organized a Grand Orientation Session on ‘The Role of 19th Feb, 2019 Senior Management In Effective Functioning of QEC’.
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6. JSMU RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT: MILESTONES ACHIEVED
Research and Development is one of the essential elements of the JSMU vision and mission. The university invests huge funding in research and development by providing the best state of the art research facilities and by hiring research oriented PhD faculty. Besides, there is a fully functional Research department at JSMU responsible to provide guidance and all necessary support required by the researchers. These activities are outlined under three major heads-Conferences, Research Projects and Research Publications: 6.1 International Conferences:
JSMU International Research Conference Jinnah Sindh Medical University organized an international conference, JSMU International Research Conference’ with the collaboration of JSMU Alumni Association of Pakistan and JSMU Association of North America on 23rd and 24th December 2019 at Sindh Medical College. International speakers from United States of America, Qatar and Saudi Arabia have presented their research outcomes. Prof. Saeed Akhter, an eminent kidney transplant expert was one of them. An intercollegiate poster competition for undergraduate students of medical colleges of Sindh was also organized during this conference. About one hundred posters were displayed and reviewed by international experts. Five pre-conference workshops were also held a day before the conference. Prof. Iqbal Chaudhry, TI, SI, HI, an eminent scholar and Director of International Center for Chemical and Biological Sciences, University of Karachi, was the Chief Guest in the inauguration ceremony.
The Third 'Ramadan and Health' Conference Jinnah Sindh Medical University's International research conference on the impact of the religious ritual of fasting on health was held in the month of Zilhajj. The third 'Ramadan and Health' Conference was attended by delegates from Iran, Saudi Arabia and Malaysia, as well as from several universities of Pakistan. Vice Chancellor JSMU Professor Syed Mohammed Tariq Rafi stated on the occasion that this three-day conference is held in the month of Zilhajj so that the participants could be apprised of the latest research being done in the month of Ramazan.
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First Public Health Multidisciplinary Conference of Sindh APPNA Institute of Public Health, Jinnah Sind Medical University (JSMU) organized First Public Health Multidisciplinary Conference on Saturday 6th April 2019. It was a first attempt to gather public health professionals from all over the province. The conference was attended by Secretary Health, faculty of community health sciences of different universities of Sindh, heads of the health programs and representatives from Nongovernment Organizations working for improvement in health. The conference was also attended by civil society intellectuals including renowned scientist Dr. Pervez Hoodbhoy, famous economist Dr. Kaiser Bengali and charismatic parliamentarian Dr. Nafeesa Shah.
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6.2 Research Projects:
Research Projects from Sindh Medical College
Name of Faculty Department/Institute Project Title Year Dr Uzma Naseeb BIOCHEMISTRY- Association of Vitamin D Started in 2019 SMC deficiency and oxidative stress
Dr Imrana Khan, Dr BIOCHEMISTRY- Effect of Honey in reducing Started in 2019 Uzma Naseeb and Dr SMC duration and severity of Mehwish Fatima diarrhea in children under 5 years Dr Abid Ali BIOCHEMISTRY- Association of Vitamin D Started in 2019 SMC deficiency with RBC indices
Dr Aliya Jafri and Dr BIOCHEMISTRY- Association of Vitamin D Started in 2019 Nadia Sheikh SMC deficiency with Metabolic syndrome
Dr Bilal Aheed BIOCHEMISTRY- Association of inflammatory Started in 2019 SMC markers with Vitamin D deficiency Dr Qurrat Ul Aen Inam BIOCHEMISTRY- Association of Dietary habits Started in 2019 SMC with Vitamin D deficiency in Medical Students
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Research Projects by the Faculty of Institute of Family Medicine of year 2019 S # Research Projects 1. Patient level of satisfaction with Family Medicine clinical services at JSMU - Family Medicine Dr. Sadaf Badiuzzaman, Lecturer 2. Health screening packages as a tool to detect and manage NCDs in patients presenting to Family Medicine clinics in a public sector university Dr. Fauzia Akhter ,Assistant Professor 3. Physician’s attitudes and barriers to communicating about dying and death Dr. Aisha Ambreen, Assistant Professor.
Research Projects of Faculty at APPNA Institute of Public Health Project Title: Implementation of Interventions for Improved Protection of Healthcare against Violence PI: Prof. Dr. Lubna Baig (Dean, Pro-VC, AIPH, JSMU) Co-PI: Dr. Shiraz Shaikh (Associate Professor, AIPH) Funding agency: The International Committee of the Red Cross Amount of Funding Received to date: 5,497,920/= PKR Only Project Title: Effect of Low Cost Interventions on incidence of violence and assessing the psychological and financial impact of violent events by establishing a violence surveillance system in two public sector tertiary care Hospitals of Karachi and Peshawar PI: Prof. Dr. Lubna Baig (Dean, Pro-VC, AIPH, JSMU) Co-PI: Dr. Shiraz Shaikh (Associate Professor, AIPH) Funding agency: International Committee of the Red Cross Amount of Funding Received to date: 3,210,000/= Project Title: Impact of engaging Communities with its support mechanisms in safeguarding healthcare: An Interventional Study proposing decline in violence against healthcare PI: Prof. Dr. Lubna Baig (Dean, Pro-VC, AIPH, JSMU) Co-PI: Dr. Zaeema Ahmer (Assistant Professor, AIPH) Funding agency: International Committee of the Red Cross Funds received: 2,116,000/ PKR Project Title: Measuring urban capacity for humanitarian crisis. Piloting an urban health response system tool
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PI: Prof. Dr. Lubna Baig (Dean, Pro-VC, AIPH, JSMU) Prof. Dr. Junaid Razzak (John Hopkins University, School of Medicine) Funding agency: Save the children fund (SCUK) by the Department for International Development (DFID) and welcome trust Funds received: 45910 USD received till date
Joint Research Projects from APPNA Institute of Public Health and Institute of Medical Education 1. “Female Physicians and Dentists in Health Workforce: Myth or a fact”. A joint project with Prof. S. M. Tariq Rafi, VC, JSMU, Prof. Lubna A. Baig, Dean AIPH, Prof. S. Kauser Ali, Chair, IME, and Dr S. Moyn Aly, Director, IME submitted to JSMU Scientific Committee for approval. 2. “Developing, Implementing and Assessing Professionalism in Undergraduate Medical, Dental and Nursing Students”. A joint project with JSMU Institute of Public Health and Institute of Medical Education. The project has been submitted to the Higher Education for Grant Proposal NRPU 2020. Research Projects from Institute of Medical Education 1. “Basic Practical Skills Training in Undergraduate Medical Education and its use in Clerkship” PI : Dr. Rubia Kashif. Reference No: JSMU/IRB/2019/-263 2. “Influence of clinical course of Epilepsy on psychological and social wellbeing in Karachi”. PI: Dr. Syeda Zareen Raza Reference No. JSMU/IRB/2019/-204
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JSMU at DUHS- DICE Exhibition A total of 11 projects from JSMU were presented at the exhibition belonging to dental, pharmaceutical, medical sciences and public health disciplines. A medical records system, an emergency heatstroke remedy, and small entrepreneurship promotion for poverty alleviation in Tharparkar were among the projects displayed by students and faculty of Jinnah Sindh Medical University at the DUHS-DICE Health Innovation Exhibition.
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6.3 Research Publications:
6.3.1 Research Publication from Sindh Medical College (Basic Medical Sciences & Clinical Sciences)
Abdul Razzak M, Qadar LT, Khan M, Hasan M, Jamal A. Maculopapular Cutaneous 1. Mastocytosis in a Six-month-old Boy Who Presented with Respiratory Distress. Cureus. 2019 Feb 22;11(2):e4117. Abid Z, Fatima M, Zehra D, Abid M, Khan SA. Primary Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the 2. Ovary.Cureus. 2019 Oct 10;11(10):e5884. Abrar H, Aftab MT, Yasin H, Qadeer K, Arsalan A, Tabassum H, Bano R. Effect of 3. Cardioselective Beta Blocker on Lisinopril Treated Isolated Rabbit’s Heart. RADS Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. 2019;7(4):186-90 Afridi I. Sexual dysfunctions: The neglected disorders in clinical practice. Journal of the 4. Neurological Sciences. 2019 Oct 15;405:175 Afshan H, Jamil S, Fatima S. Extensively Drug Resistant Typhoid Fever in Pakistan–Analysis 5. of Current Situation. RADS Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. 2019;7(4):227- 31 Aftab S, Rai N, Baig A, Crimbly F, Fernandes N. Outbreak of Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic 6. Fever (CCHF) During Eid-ul Agrawal R, Majeed M, Attar BM, Omar YA, Chimezi M, Patel P, et al. Reexamining the data 7. used in the 2012 guidelines of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases for the management of adult patients with ascites due to cirrhosis. Ann Gastroenterol. 2019 Nov- Dec;32(6):642-9. Ahmad SA, Anzar A, Tariq A, Altaf KF. 1. A review on pesticides related health effects in 8. agricultural workers of Sindh, Pakistan. Pure and Applied Biology (PAB). 2019 Aug 16;8(3):1975-9. Ahmed J. Risk factors, associated oral manifestations, and oral health impact of gastro- 9. oesophageal reflux disease: A multicentre, cross-sectional study in Pakistan. Ahmed SI, Aziz K, Gul A, Samar SS, Bareeqa SB. Risk of Multiple Sclerosis in Epstein-Barr 10. Virus Infection. Cureus. 2019 Sep 19;11(9):e5699. Ahmed SI, Bareeqa SB, Ahmad T, Samar SS, Humayun SH, Javed G. Molecular mechanisms 11. responsible for Stiff-Person Syndrome. J Neurol Sci. 2020 Feb 15;409:116624. Ahmed SI, Bareeqa SB, Khan RN, Samar SS. Morphometric features of Linea aspera on dry 12. femur bones. J Pak Med Assoc. 2019 Apr;69(4):474-7. Ahmed SI, Javed G, Bareeqa SB, Samar SS, Shah A, Giani A, et al. Endovascular Coiling 13. Versus Neurosurgical Clipping for Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis. Cureus. 2019 Mar 26;11(3):e4320. Ahmed SI, Uneeb SN, Bareeqa SB, Ibrahym S, Muneer S, Humayun SH, et al. Prevalence 14. of Anger in Medical Students: A Tertiary Care Experience from a Developing Country. Cureus.2019 Mar 16;11(3):e4258. Ahuja W, Kumar N, Kumar S, Rizwan A. Precipitating Risk Factors, Clinical Presentation, 15. and Outcome of Diabetic Ketoacidosis in Patients with Type 1 Diabetes. Cureus. 2019 May 31;11(5):e4789.
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Akhlaq H, OwaisIsmail M, Samad MA. Estimation of Salivary Superoxide Dismutase Level In 16. Oral Submucous Fibrosis: A Clinical And Biochemical Study. Akhtar J. Medical Editing Certificate Course: A Welcome Step. Journal of Surgery Pakistan. 17. 2019 Jul;24:3 Akhund R, Jamshed F, Jaffry HA, Hanif H, Fareed S. Knowledge and Attitude of General 18. Pakistani Population Towards Antibiotic Resistance. Cureus. 2019 Mar 18;11(3):e4266. Akram S, Sattar S, Mirza MA, Mirza T, Mirza S. Immune-Expression of P53 in Oral 19. Preneoplastic and Neoplastic Squamous Lesions. Annals of Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 2019;5(2):51-6. Alam T, Ayaz S, Rehman H, Ali T, Sana A, Alam S, Owais A, Qamar F, Naveed S, Sharif A. 20. Post Marketing In Vitro Pharmaceutical Equivalence of Cefaclor 100 Mg Capsule Available in Retail Pharmacies of Karachi, Pakistan. LATIN AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACY. 2019 Jan 1;38(7):1472-7. Ali A, Nasreen S, Wajdi MA. An Observational Study Of Verbal And Nonverbal 21. Communication In Female And Male University Students. Pakistan Journal of Gender Studies. 2019 Sep 1;19. Ali A, Rasheed A, Zaidi SM, Alsaani SM, Naim H, Hamid H, Farrukh S. Recent Trend in 22. Specialty Choices of Medical Students and House Officers from Public Sector Medical Universities, Karachi. JPMA. 2019 Apr;69(489) Ali H, Alvi A, Nawab A, Salman S, Zafar F, Naveed S. Novel Drug Delivery Approaches in 23. Formulation Development; Stability Considerations and Quality Features of Herbal Products. RADS Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. 2019 Oct 28;7(3):155-64. Ali H. FAST DISPERSION TECHNIQUES: Approaches And Rationale For Development Of 24. Fast Dissolving Tablets. Environment. 2019 Apr 3;15:16. Ali HI, Memon MR, Shaikh AG, Memon H, Samejo I. Edentulism in relation to 25. sociodemographic status of patients. Pakistan Oral & Dental Journal. 2019 May 1;39(1):98-101. Ali I, Hameed F, Maqbool A, Kazim M, Aslam MA, SIDDIQUI S, Hafeez N. Incidence of 26. Needle Stick Injury among The Dental Students and Dental House Officers of Bhitai Medical and Dental College, Mirpur Khas. Ann Jinnah Sindh Med Univ. 2019;5(1):26-30. Ali I, Rizwani GH, Rasheed M, Ali M, Hassan A, Hassan S, et al. Chemical analysis of 27. Dalbergia sissoo (Roxb.) pod oil by (GC-MS) / GC-FID and evaluation of antioxidant potential. Pak J Pharm Sci. 2019 Sep;32(5):2175-81. 28. Ali M, Irtiqa A, Mahrukh F, Tooba A. Factors Leading to Acquired Bacterial Resistance Due to Antibiotics in Pakistan. Curr Tr Biotech & Microbio 1 (1)-2018. CTBM. MS. ID. 000101. DOI: 10.32474/CTBM. 2018.01. 000101. 1. Ali S, Kefi Iqbal MA, Farooq I, Khan AM, Alam MK. Dental Resin Composite Restoration 29. Practices amongst General Dental Practitioners of Karachi, Pakistan. World. 2019;10(2):130. Amanullah M, Razzaq S, Siddiqui AH, Khan FW. Minimally invasive technique of placing a 30. dual chamber permanent pacemaker in children. J Pak Med Assoc. 2019;69(8):1119-23. AMEER Y, MARIA G, SONOMAL MH. Medical Students’ Perceptions regarding autopsy as an 31. Educational tool. P J M H S 2019: 13(2), APR – JUN; 361-364 Andrades M. Family Medicine: Indispensable for an effective health care system. Annals of 32. Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 2019 Aug 7;5(1):1-2. Anis K, Chandnani A, Ahmed MU, Shaukat F. Retrospective Analysis of Eosinophilic 33. Esophagitis in Patients with Refractory Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease. Cureus. 2019 Jul 27;11(7):e5252.
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Anjum A, Hosein M, Butt SA, Shafiq Y. Qualitative Analysis of Bacterial Aerosols Generated 34. during Ultrasonic Dental Scaling. Journal of Advances in Medicine and Medical Research. 2019:1-2. Arif A, Jaleel F, Rashid K. Accuracy of BISAP score in prediction of severe acute pancreatitis. 35. Pak J Med Sci. 2019 Jul-Aug;35(4):1008-12. Asad F, Rizvi F, Azhar A. Remarkable effect of topical betamethasone valerate 0.1% on 36. progress of psoriasis disease. The Professional Medical Journal. 201 10;26(09):1542-5 Asghar A, Masood Shah A, Ali Hussain A, Tahir A, Asghar H. Frequency of Pre-obesity and 37. Obesity in Medical Students of Karachi and the Predisposing Lifestyle Habits. Cureus. 2019 Jan 23;11(1):e3948. Asghar MA, Rehman AA, Raza ML, Mumtaz N, Asghar MA, Shafiq Y, Khan K. Prescription 38. Pattern Of Antiepileptic Drugs In Southern Pakistan: A Retrospective Cohort Study In Tertiary Care Centres. FARMACIA. 2019 Nov 1;67(6):1091-8. Asim S, Hayat M, Anjum M, Khosso Z. Frequency and Factors of Low Vaccination Coverage 39. in Children Visiting a Tertiary Care Facility. Annals of Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 2019;5(2):83-6. Aslam MR, Rehman H, Ayaz S, Sana A, Qamar F, Sadia H, Naveed S, Yasmeen S, Usmanghani 40. K, Usman M. Quantification of Spray Dried Glycyrrhiza glabra by HPTLC-Densitometry Method. Latin American Journal of Pharmacy. 2019 Jan 1;38(2):368-72 Ayaz A, Mureed S, Abbasi ZA, Ayaz N, Farooq N. perceptions of antenatal care providers 41. about oral health of pregnant women at the hospitals of Karachi. Pakistan Journal of Public Health. 2019 Dec 9;9(2):64-8. Azfar M, Quershi S, Omer A, Abid K. Comparison of oral health status among normal and 42. disabled children of Karachi, Pakistan. The Professional Medical Journal. 2019 Nov 10;26(11):2009-14 Azhar A, Aamir K, Asad F, Kazi HA, Farooqui MU. Therapeutic effect of mango seed extract in 43. diabetes mellitus. The Professional Medical Journal. 2019 Sep 10;26(09):1551-6. Baig LA. Outbreak of Dengue Fever in Pakistan and Its Prevention. Annals of Jinnah Sindh 44. Medical University. 2019;5(2):99-.
45. BAKSH W, SHAFIQUE M, MEHBOOB S, ANSAR H, JAN A. Outcomes of external fixators in tibia shaft fracture. Baloch R, Pervaiz M. Secondhand Water-Pipe Smoking and its Association with Systemic 46. Inflammation among Cafés Employees in Karachi, Pakistan. Age (years). 2019;25:25. Batra S, Ochani RK, Memon ZA, Shaikh A, Qureshi NE, Bhimani S, et al. Relationship 47. between Night Eating Syndrome and Self-esteem: A Cross-sectional Population-based Study in Karachi, Pakistan. Cureus. 2019 Aug 31;11(8):e5540. Bhimani S, Rehman R, Ochani RK. Importance of inter-pregnancy interval: the dire need of 48. awareness. J Pak Med Assoc. 2019 Nov;69(11):1763-4. Butt N, Abbasi A, Ali Khan M, Butt S, Ahmad SM. Esophageal Variceal Band Ligation Interval 49. and Number Required for the Obliteration of Varices: A Multi-center Study from Karachi, Pakistan. Cureus. 2019 Jun 25;11(6):e4993. Das G, Samejo I, Ahmed S, Jabeen B, Shaikh MI, Mushtaque K. Cross infection control in 50. private dental practice in Karachi, Sindh. The Professional Medical Journal. 2019 Aug 10;26(08):1354-8 Dawood NM, Agarwal S, Jawed S, Khan AB, Hallak Y. Impact Of Duration Of 51. Cardiopulmonary Bypass Upon Postoperative Mechanical Ventilation Duration In Patients
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Undergoing Cardiac Surgeries: Regression Analysis Of Metadata. Chest. 2019 Apr 1;155(4):26A Deepak V, Neel S, Lohana AC, Tanase A. Metformin-associated Lactic Acidosis Successfully 52. Treated with Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy. Cureus. 2019 Aug 6;11(8):e5330. Devi P, Raja R, Kumar R, Shah A, Ansari SI, Kumar B. Invasive versus Non-invasive 53. Positive Pressure Ventilation In Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Complicated By Acute Respiratory Failure. Cureus. 2019 Aug 18;11(8):e5418. Ehtesham M, Mohmand M, Raj K, Hussain T, Kavita F, Kumar B. Clinical Spectrum of 54. Hyponatremia in Patients with Stroke. Cureus. 2019 Aug 2;11(8):e5310. Fatima K, Bana MA, Abbassi ZA, Saleem S. Assessment Of Depression Among The Dentists 55. Of Karachi By Using AKUAD Scale. Fatima M, Sehar A, Ali M, Iqbal A, Shaukat F. Incidence of Depression Among Community
Dwelling Healthy Elderly and the Predisposing Socio-environmental Factors. Cureus. 2019 56. Mar 21;11(3):e4292. Fatima U, Mehdi H, Memon FM, Ghani R, Ali H. Localization of Cyst of Myelomeningocele 57. Among Pediatric Patients. Fatima U, Mehdi H, Muttaqi A, Iftikhar M, Sarwat S, Umer MF. The effect of size of the sac on 58. neurological state in patients of Myelomeningocele. Pak J Surg. 2019;35(1):69-72. Habib S, Tariq SM, Tariq M. Chimeric Antigen Receptor-Natural Killer Cells: The Future of 59. Cancer Immunotherapy. Ochsner J. 2019 Fall;19(3):186-7. Habib S, Tariq SM. Future of Personalised Medicine: Pharmacoprinting of the Polypill. J Coll 60. Physicians Surg Pak. 2019 Oct;29(10):1021-2. Hafeez A, Tariq Z, Khan L, Nelson M. Awareness and practice regarding myopia among 61. visitors attending public sector hospital of Karachi. Journal of the Dow University of Health Sciences. 2019;13(3):148-53. Hameed S, Ahmed BN, Ahmed MW, Musani MA, Arfeen M, Nisar M, Naqvi SH, Hameed 62. J, Imran A, Ikram A, Afridi MI. Awareness of BMI Among Health Professionals in Tertiary Care Hospitals. Annals of Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 2019;5(2):87-92. HAMMAD M, SONOMALGUL M. Dactylograms Modifications among the students of Rai 63. Medical College, Sargodha. P J M H S 2018;12(4): 1451-1`453 Hanif H, Jaffry H, Jamshed F, Amreek F, Kumar N, Hussain W, et al. Oral Ondansetron 64. versus Domperidone for Acute Gastroenteritis Associated Vomiting in Young Children. Cureus. 2019 Sep 12;11(9):e5639. Hasan SM, Shabbir A, Shaikh A, Khan TN, Irshad Z. Endoscopic biopsy proven co-infection of 65. helicobacter pylori and giardia lamblia in adult population of karachi city. The Pakistan Journal of Medicine and Dentistry. 2019 Apr 3;8(2):4-. Hassan S, Iqbal S, Zaheer E, Hassan A, Hamid S, Ali M, et al. Development and validation of 66. RP- HPLC method for simultaneous determination of cefpodoxime proxetil and H2 receptor antagonists in pharmaceutical dosage forms. Pak J Pharm Sci. 2019 Mar;32(2) (Supplementary)):839-44. Hina B, Rizwani GH. Need of Innovative Research in Herbal Pharmacotherapy for Better 67. Therapeutic Efficacy and Safety--A Review. Annals of Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 2019;5(2):93-8. Husain S, Zafar M, Ullah R. Ramadan and public health: A bibliometric analysis of top cited 68. articles from 2004 to 2019. J Infect Public Health. 2020 Feb;13(2):275-80.
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Husseni AM, Ullah MA. The Dire Need of Urgent Care Centers In Pakistan; A Potential 69. Solution To Emergency Room Overcrowding. J Ayub Med Coll Abbottabad. 2019 Jan- Mar;31(1):1-2. Ibrahim Hashmi SM, Shaikh S, Tanzil S, Baig L, Shahid N, Abdullah A. Out of pocket payment 70. for diabetes mellitus in a public hospital of Karachi. J Pak Med Assoc. 2019 Dec;69(12):1864- 75. Iffat W, Shakeel S, Naqvi AA, Imam S, Ali T, Nesar S, Yasmin R, Qazi F, Khan MF, Khan M. 71. Rational and experiential decision-making preferences of pharmacy students in Karachi, Pakistan. African journal of pharmacy and pharmacology. 2019;13(12):151-5 Imam S, Iffat W, Shaheen N, Siddique H, Sultana N, Fahim I, Mehmood FF. Pharmacist’s Insights, 72. Knowledge, and Attitudes towards Herbal Medicines and Herb-Drug Interactions (HDI’s) in Pakistan: a Descriptive Cross-Sectional Survey. LATIN AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACY. 2019 Jan 1;38(9):1728-32. Imam S, Iffat W, Shakeel S, Usman AQ, Sultana N, Khan FM. Acquaintance of Botox: A cross- 73. sectional survey among female students in Karachi, Pakistan. African J Pharmacy and Pharmacology 2019: 13(17),292-296 Iqbal J, Kehar SI, Jaffer N, Asad F. Frequency and morphological study of testicular germ cell 74. tumor. The Professional Medical Journal. 2019 Oct 10;26(10):1794-8 Iqbal S, Hassan S, Hassan A, Ali M, Nazim U, Zaheer E, Ahmed A, Hussain K, Furqan H. In 75. vitro Spectroscopic studies on drug interaction of cefpodoxime proxetil and H2 receptor blockers. Pakistan journal of pharmaceutical sciences. 2019 Mar 1;32(2 (Supplementary)):881- 7 Iqbal S, Iraqi KM, Rafi T. The influence of workforce diversity on performance of employee 76. in private banking sector of pakistan. Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities. 2019 Dec31;58(2):171-84. Iqbal SM, Qadir S, Aslam HM, Qadir MA. Updated Treatment for Calcium Pyrophosphate 77. Deposition Disease: An Insight. Cureus. 2019 Jan 7;11(1):e3840. Iqbal SM, Zhi C, Masud M, Aslam HM, Qadir MA. Gastropleural Fistula: A Rare Complication 78. of a Common Procedure. Cureus. 2019 Feb 26;11(2):e4136. Iqbal U, Anwar H, Siddiqui HU, Mehmood A. Acute Pancreatitis Secondary to Use of Appetite 79. Suppressant: Garcinia cambogia. Cureus. 2019 May 16;11(5):e4676. Irfan B, Zahid I, Khan MS, Khan OA, Zaidi S, Awan S, Bilal S, Irfan O. Current state of 80. knowledge of basic life support in health professionals of the largest city in Pakistan: a cross- sectional study. BMC health services research. 2019 Dec 1;19(1):865. Irshad Z, Shabbir A, Shaikh A, Hasan SM, Abid M. ASSOCIATION OF 81. THROMBOCYTOPENIA AND PROLONGED BLEEDING TIME IN DENGUE WITH THE CLINICAL OUTCOME OF THE PATIENT. Pakistan Armed Forces Medical Journal. 2019 Oct 23;69(5):1029-34. Israr F, Israr S. Studies on computational chemistry and complexation behavior between Poly 82. (styrene-co-methacrylic acid) and Poly (styrene-co-4-vinylpyridine). Moroccan Journal of Chemistry.;7(1):7-1 Jaffar N, Kehar SI, Iqbal J, Ghani R, Hasan SM. Morphological spectrum of non-melanoma skin 83. cancer experience at a tertiary care hospital in Karachi, Pakistan. The Pakistan Journal of Medicine and Dentistry. 2019 Apr 4;8(1):7-.
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Jaffar N, Kehar SI, Zaman A, Akram S, Abbas K. Spectrum of Tp53 gene mutation in basal cell 84. carcinoma and its morphological subtypes in people of color. The Professional Medical Journal. 2019 Oct 10;26(10):1783-8. Jamshed F, Jaffry H, Hanif H, Kumar V, Naz U, Ahmed M, et al. Demographic and Clinical 85. Characteristics of Patients Presenting With Angiotensin-converting Enzyme Inhibitors Induced Cough. Cureus. 2019 Sep 11;11(9):e5624. Jawed S, Ali W, Yaqoob U, Shah S, Uddin SMM, Haq A. Effect of Migraine Headache on 86. Productivity of Patients According to Migraine Disability Assessment Score: A Cross- Sectional Study. Pain Ther. 2019 Dec;8(2):233-8. Jawed S, Yaqoob U. The hidden burden of HIV in the undocumented immigrant population of 87. the United States. Journal of HIV/AIDS & Social Services. 2019 Jan 2;18(1):106-9.
88. Jawed S. Demographic Factors That Influence United States Medical Licensing Examination Scores. Ochsner J. 2019 Spring;19(1):3. Jumani L, Kumari R, Kataria D, Kumar V, Usama SM, Chandnani A, et al. Depression Among 89. Patients with Chronic Cluster Headaches. Cureus. 2019 Oct 15;11(10):e5912. Khan AS, Rutkofsky IH, Sahito S. Fragile-X premature ovarian insufficiency: a lesser known 90. cause of infertility among Asian women. Journal of mammalian ova research. 2019 Apr;36(1):45-52. Khan EB, Rafi T, Tauheed S, Jafri AR, Ali N. Assessment of the Mandibular Asymmetry in 91. Class II Subdivision cases from a Sample Pakistani Population. Annals of Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 2019;5(2):71-6. Khan FA, Fatima SS, Khan GM, Shahid S. Evaluation of kidney injury molecule-1 as a disease 92. progression biomarker in diabetic nephropathy. Pak J Med Sci. 2019 Jul-Aug;35(4):992-6. Khan FA, Naz T, Azhar A, Abid F, Memon N, Jafri TK. Significance of lipid profile in 93. antenatal patients for early diagnosis of preeclampsia. Pakistan Journal of Physiology. 2019;15(4):24-6. Khan H, Rafi ST, Qureshi S, Dogar R, Jamali J. Parapharyngeal Space Tumors: A Clinico- 94. pathological Study. Journal of Surgery Pakistan. 2019 Oct;24:4. 95. Khan H, Ramzan S, Mehmood Z, Dogar R, Jamali J. The risk factors and incidence of hypocalcemia in unintentional parathyroid gland removal during thyroid surgical interventions. Annals of Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 2019 Aug 8;5(1):35-8. Khan J, Ghoto MA, Dayo A, Arain MI, Parveen R, Khan K, Memon AA. Prevalence and 96. Clinical Evaluation of Epileptic Disorders in Children at a Tertiary Care Centre in Karachi, Pakistan. Latin American Journal of Pharmacy. 2019 Jan 1;38(5):1020-3. Khan M, Rehman H, Ayaz S, Qamar F, Owais A, Sana A, et al. Formulation development of 97. sugar free antacid chewable tablets for diabetes induced acidity in patients. Pak J Pharm Sci. 2019 Nov;32(6(Supplementary)):2811-6. Khan M, Rehman H, Naveed S, Zaidi SF, Ayaz S, Owais A, Usmanghani K. Chewable cough 98. tablets with improved palatability: A comparative phase II clinical trial. Pakistan journal of pharmaceutical sciences. 2019 Jan 2;32 Khan N, Khan H. Time of Emergence of Permanent Teeth of the Children of Peshawar, 99. Pakistan. JPDA. 2019 Oct;28(04). Khan N, Rafi T, Yousuf P, Rafiq S, Rasool U, Abid A. Knowledge of First Aid Skills 100. among Medical and Non-Medical Students of Karachi. Annals of Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 2019;5(2):63-70.
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Khan N. 3rd Pakistan International Biennial Conference on Ramadan and Health. Journal of 101. Nutrition, Fasting and Health. 2019 Sep 1;7(3):168-9 Khan P, Qayyum N, Malik F, Khan T, Khan M, Tahir A. Incidence of Anxiety and Depression 102. Among Patients with Type 2 Diabetes and the Predicting Factors. Cureus. 2019 Mar 14;11(3):e4254. Khero M, Fatima M, Shah MAA, Tahir A. Comparison of the Status of Sleep Quality in Basic 103. and Clinical Medical Students. Cureus. 2019 Mar 26;11(3):e4326. Khizar A, Rizwani GH, Hina Z, Shareef H, Taqi MM. Musa paradisiaca L. May Restore 104. Pancreatic Morphology and Function to Trigger its AntiDiabetic and Hypolipidemic Activities in Alloxon-Induce Diabetic Rats. Med Aromat Plants (Los Angel). 2019;8(333):2167-0412. Khowaja F, Pervaiz M, Khatoon N. Male Involvement in Family Planning among Squatter 105. Settlement Residents of Karachi. Journal of Asian Midwives (JAM). 2019;6(1):26-42. 106. Khurshid Z, Najeeb S, Zafar MS, Sefat F, editors. Advanced Dental Biomaterials. Woodhead Publishing; 2019 May 24 Korai U, Naqvi GR, Zafar F, Ali H, Naeem S, Alam N, Saeed R, Farooqi S, Hussain T. Drug 107. utilization evaluation of Piperacillin/Tazobactam: A prospective and cross sectional investigation in tertiary care setup. Pakistan journal of pharmaceutical sciences. 2019 Jul 1;32(4)(Supplementary)):1861-7 Kumar B, Shah MAA, Kumari R, Kumar A, Kumar J, Tahir A. Depression, Anxiety, and Stress 108. Among Final-year Medical Students. Cureus. 2019 Mar 16;11(3):e4257. Kumar H, Ansari S, Kumar V, Barry HD, Tahir A. Severity of Caregiver Stress in Relation to 109. Severity of Disease in Persons with Parkinson's. Cureus. 2019 Apr 1;11(4):e4358. Kumar J, Memon A, Kumar A, Kumari R, Kumar B, Fareed S. Barriers Experienced by Medical 110. Students in Conducting Research at Undergraduate Level. Cureus. 2019 Apr 13;11(4):e4452. Kumar R, Perswani P, Taimur M, Shah A, Shaukat F. Clinical and Microbiological 111. Profile of Urinary Tract Infections in Diabetic versus Non-Diabetic Individuals. Cureus. 2019 Aug 22;11(8):e5464. Kumar R, Shaukat F. Adherence to Levothyroxine Tablet in Patients with Hypothyroidism. 112. Cureus. 2019 May 8;11(5):e4624. Kumar S, Sheikh A, Irshad Z, Kumari V, Parween S, Kashif S. Comparative study of MCV 113. between lacto-vegetarian and non-vegetarian population of Tharparkar village. Annals of Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 2019 Aug 7;5(1):21-5. Kumar V, Kumari B, Rahat E, Fareed S. Frequency of Medication Non-compliance in 114. Hypertensive Patients Presenting with Stroke: A Case-control Study. Cureus. 2019 May 7;11(5):e4605. Kumari U, Dawani N, Devnani J, Qureshi MF, Soleja FK, Mohammad D, Abubaker ZJ, Haroon 115. A, Sadiq S. Depression Among Medical Students of Karachi A Cross Sectional Study. MedEdPublish. 2019 Sep 18;8 Li L, Yamani N, Al-Naimat S, Khurshid A, Usman MS. Role of losartan in prevention of 116. aortic dilatation in Marfan syndrome: A systematic review and meta-analysis. Eur J Prev Cardiol. 2019 Jul 1:2047487319861231. Maheshwari G, Shaukat F. Impact of Poor Sleep Quality on the Academic Performance of 117. Medical Students. Cureus. 2019 Apr 1;11(4):e4357. Mahmood SH, Khan M, Qadar LT, Yousuf F, Hasan M. A Unique Manifestation of Bardet- 118. Biedl Syndrome with Otolaryngologic Symptoms and Bronchopneumonia in a One-year-old
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Mahmood T, Raj K, Ehtesham M, Bhimani J, Jabeen S, Tahir A. Serum Sodium Profile of 119. Congestive Heart Failure Patients and its Impact on Their Outcome at Discharge. Cureus. 2019 Aug 22;11(8):e5462. Mansoor M, Aly SM, Javaid A. Effect of Team-based Learning on Second Year Students' 120. Academic Performance. J Coll Physicians Surg Pak. 2019 Sep;29(9):860-4. Manzoor A, Baig LA, Aly SM. Attitudes Of Faculty And Residents Of Surgical Specialties 121. Towards Professionalism At A Tertiary Care Hospital Of Islamabad. Pak J Med Sci. 2019 Mar-Apr;35(2):371-6. Mehboob S, Parween S, Saleem D, Perveen S, Tabussum S. Invitro Interaction 122. Studies Of Levocetirizine With Cimetidine. IJBPAS, March, 2019, 8(3); 518-527 Mehboob S, Rafi ST, Ahmed N, Mehjabeen. Association of hearing loss with depression, 123. anxiety and stress in patients suffering from Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media. Pak J Med Sci. 2019 Mar-Apr;35(2):510-4. Mehmood A, Nadeem RN, Kabbani MS, Khan AH, Hijazi O, Ismail SR, et al. Impact of 124. Cardiopulmonary Bypass and Aorta Cross Clamp Time on the Length of Mechanical Ventilation after Cardiac Surgery among Children: A Saudi Arabian Experience. Cureus. 2019 Aug 7;11(8):e5333. Micah S, Barolia R, Parpio Y, Kumar S, Sharif H. Factors Associated with Postoperative 125. Pain among Patients after Cardiac Surgery in the Tertiary Care Teaching Hospital of Karachi, Pakistan. Pain Res Treat. 2019;2019:9657109. Mirza F, Alam MJ, Hydri AS, Mutiullah S, Udaipurwala IH, Beenish S, Bareeqa AN, Samar SS. 126. Assessment Of Hearing Status In Rickshaw Drivers Of Karachi. Journal of Bahria University Medical & Dental College. 2019 Jan 1:8 Moiz B, Ali SK, Rashid A, Shariq M, Karim F. Development and Pilot Testing of a Novel 127. Tool for Evaluating Practical Skills in Hematopathology Residents in Pakistan. Journal of graduate medical education. 2019 Aug;11(4s):177-80. Moiz E, Mawa M, Kuldeep R, Tooba H, Kavita FN, Besham K. Clinical Spectrum of 128. Hyponatremia in Patients with Stroke. Cureus. 2019;11(8). Moorani KN, Hotchandani HM, Zubair AM, Lohana NC, Veerwani NR. 129. Immunosuppressive therapy in children with primary nephrotic syndrome: single center experience, Karachi, Pakistan. BMC Nephrol. 2019 Jul 3;20(1):239. Moorani KN, Mustufa MA, Hasan SF, Kubar N. Vitamin D status in under five children in 130. diverse communities of Karachi. Pak J Med Sci. 2019 Mar-Apr;35(2):414-9. Mujtaba SF, Sial JA, Shaikh SA, Naeem M, Soomro I, Karim M, Abbas K, Ahmed M, Hussain 131. KA. Quality of life at six months after primary percutaneous coronary intervention performed at a predominantly rural population. International Journal of Advances in Medicine. 2019 Sep;6(5):1456. Mumtaz N, Asghar MA, Naqvi SB, Asghar MA, Raza ML, Rehman AA. Time kill assay and 132. bactericidal mechanism of action of ethanolic flowers extract of Sphaeranthus indicus. RADS Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. 2019 Apr 30;7(1):27-33. Nadeem R, Agarwal S, Jawed S, Yasser A, Altahmody K. Impact of Cardiopulmonary Bypass 133. Time on Postoperative Duration of Mechanical Ventilation in Patients Undergoing Cardiovascular Surgeries: A Systemic Review and Regression of Metadata. Cureus. 2019 Nov
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Nadeem R, Jawed S. Procalcitonin is effective to stop antibiotics only in patients with less 134. severely critical sepsis. Int J Infect Dis. 2019 Dec;89:193. Nadeem R, Nida M, Jawed S, Nasrallah B. Elevation in Circulating YKL-40 Levels in Patients 135. with Stroke: A Review and Meta-Analysis. Dubai Medical Journal. 2019;2(2):59-66. Nadeem R, Shafaq J. Is variability a natural phenomenon in patients, providers and 136. institutions? Anaesth Crit Care Pain Med. 2019 Aug;38(4):401. Naeem B, Moorani KN, Anjum M, Imam U. Tumor lysis syndrome in pediatric acute 137. lymphoblastic leukemia at tertiary care center. Pak J Med Sci. 2019 Jul-Aug;35(4):899-904. Nanwani B, Shankar P, Kumar R, Shaukat F. Risk Factors of Diabetic Foot Amputation in 138. Pakistani Type II Diabetes Individuals. Cureus. 2019:1;11(6):e4795. Naqvi AH, Sami J, Baloch AA, Shaikh MA. Variants of Tuberculosis in Diabetic Populations in 139. Karachi. Pakistan Journal of Chest Medicine. 2019 Oct 7;25(2):55-8 Naz R, Abid F, Nayem S, Aleem SA, Naz T. Self-Image and Its Impact on Academic 140. Performance of Undergraduate Medical Students in Karachi. Annals of Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 2019 Aug 8;5(1):31-4. Nesar S, Shoib MH, Rafiq K, Akram A, Maqbool T. The study of the effects of antiplatelet drugs 141. on hypertensive patients: prescription analysis study. FUUAST Journal of Biology. 2019 Jun 3;9(1):81-6. OWAIS A, QAMAR F, NAVEED S, USMAN M. Comparative Evaluation of Leflunomide 142. Brands Available in Pakistani Market. Latin American Journal of Pharmacy. 2019;38(5):874-. Parveen S, Ali H, Nawab A, Tariq A, Israr F. Statistical Assessment of Drug Release 143. Kinetics and Formulations Attributes of Ranitidine Tablets Available in Karachi, Pakistan. Annals of Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 2019 Aug 7;5(1):3-9. Pennell C, Meckmongkol T, Arthur LG, Lindholm E, Ciullo S, Prasad R, Grewal H. 144. Standardized Protocol for the Management of Appendicitis in Children Reduces Resource Use. Journal of the American College of Surgeons. 2019 Oct 1;229(4):e173-4. Qazi Naeem Alam D, Aziz SA, Siddiqua N, Anis HA, Qazi R. The leadership role of a 145. principal in the performance of institution in comparison with leadership qualities of Malcolm Baldrige quality model. leadership. 2019 Feb;6(2) Rafiq k, Adnan B, Khalid A, Akram A, Saify Zs, Usman T, Khan S, Qureshi H, Ashraf H. 146. Physical work out: an alternative therapy for stress & depression. Fuuast journal of biology. 2019 dec 19;9(2):251-6. Rafiq K, Nesar S, Saify ZS, Mughal MA, Rizvi A, Raza A, Hassan A. The Assessment of 147. Depression Level Among Diabetic Patients in Karachi Using BDI (Beck’s Depression Inventory). RADS Journal of Biological Research & Applied Sciences. 2019;10(2):109-13. Rai N, Crimbly F, Aftab S, Baig A, Fernandes N, Mahmood SU. An assessment of knowledge 148. and practices relating to the usage of sanitary pads. International Journal of Community Medicine and Public Health. 2019 Apr;6(4):1411-5. Raja R, Kavita F, Amreek F, Shah A, Sayeed KA, Sehar A. Hyperuricemia Associated with 149. Thiazide Diuretics in Hypertensive Adults. Cureus. 2019 Aug 22;11(8):e5457. Raja R, Kumar V, Khan MA, Sayeed KA, Hussain SZM, Rizwan A. Knowledge, Attitude, 150. and Practices of Complementary and Alternative Medication Usage in Patients of Type II Diabetes Mellitus. Cureus. 2019 Aug 9;11(8):e5357.
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Raja S, Kumar A, Aahooja RD, Thakuria U, Ochani S, Shaukat F. Frequency of Hyperuricemia 151. and its Risk Factors in the Adult Population. Cureus. 2019 Mar 6;11(3):e4198. Rakhia A, Laghari TM, Mustufa MA, Khan AA, Bhutto R, Memon AA. Role of Active 152. Communication in Reducing Loss to Follow of Registered Childhood TB Cases at Tertiary Care Facility, Karachi, Pakistan. Pakistan Journal of Medical Research. 2019 Jan 1;58(1). Rakhia A, Laghari TM, Mustufa MA, Noori Y, Bhutto R, Ali Z, Rakhia A. A comparative study 153. of Conventional methods and GeneXpert Mycobacterium tuberculosis Rifampicin (MTB/RIF) assay for diagnosis of childhood pulmonary tuberculosis. Rehman AA, Riaz A, Asghar MA, Raza ML, Ahmed S, Khan K. In vivo assessment of 154. anticoagulant and antiplatelet effects of Syzygium cumini leaves extract in rabbits. BMC Complement Altern Med. 2019 Sep 3;19(1):236. Rehman H, Zaidi SF, Waseem Q, Aziz S, Naveed S. Need of statins among un-diagnosed unaware 155. Pakistanis via revised pool cohort equation by American heart association. Pakistan journal of pharmaceutical sciences. 2019 Jul;32(4 (Supplementary)):1755-9. Rehman R, Mahmood H, Syed F, Syed H, Gul H. Intracytoplasmic sperm injection and 156. advanced maternal age: Success or treatment failure? Pak J Pharm Sci. 2019 Jul;32(4):1495-9. Rehman S, Kumar S, Junejo AM, Mehboob F, Ali H, Nisa NA. IMPACT OF OXIDATIVE 157. STRESS ON HYPERTENSION IN PATIENTS ON MAINTENANCE HEMODIALYSIS. Annals of Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 2019 Aug 7;5(1):15-20. Sadia H, Rehman H, Naveed S. Pharmacoeconomics Status in Asia and an Emerging Hub in 158. the Indo-Pak. INDIAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH. 2019 Jul 1;53(3):376-81. Sadiq N, Ali SK, Meraj L, Chaudhry S, Sammad FA. Clinical skills in undergraduate program 159. and Curricular change–does it make a difference? Journal of Rawalpindi Medical College. 2019 Sep 18;23(3):153-8. Saeed F, Humayun A, Fatima SM, Junaid V, Imtiaz H, Zehra M, et al. The Pressing Need 160. to Raise Awareness about Osteoarthritis Care among Elderly Females in Pakistan: A Cross- sectional Study. Cureus. 2019 Aug 1;11(8):e5302. Saeed S, Khan JA, Iqbal N, Irfan S, Shafique A, Awan S. Cancer and how the patients see it; 161. prevalence and perception of risk factors: a cross-sectional survey from a tertiary care centre of Karachi, Pakistan. BMC Public Health. 2019 Apr 1;19(1):360. Sahito MA, Samejo I, Mirani SA. Health awareness; exploring periodontal health awareness and 162. practices among patients at Larkana. Professional Medical Journal. 2019 Mar 1;26(3) Savanur A, Naz T, Hamid T, Ali SA, Jahangir M, Azeem MA. Stimulus Specific Response on Mechanical Properties of Isolated Visceral Muscle Tissues of a Reptile, Uromastix hardwickii. 163. Shabbir A, Hassan SM. Molecular Diagnostics: A paradigm shift!. Annals of Jinnah Sindh 164. Medical University. 2019 Aug 8;5(1):47-8. Shah A, Sabir S, Artani M, Salam O, Khan S, Rizwan A. Significance of Hyponatremia as an 165. Independent Factor in Predicting Short-term Mortality in Patients with Hemorrhagic Stroke. Cureus. 2019 Apr 27;11(4):e4549. Shah N, Soomro M, Musharraf M, Shaikh S. Mixed method survey to assess the problems and 166. propose solutions for implementation of CME/CPD in Sindh, Pakistan. Pak J Med Sci. 2019 Mar-Apr;35(2):555-60.
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Shah SG, Ahmed A, Shaikh SA, Ahmed N, Jamali AR. Outcome of Fracture Distal Femur 167. Treated with Retrograde Nailing. Journal of Pakistan Orthopaedic Association. 2019;31(4):149-52. Shaheen N, Imam S, Sultan RA, Abidi S, Azhar I, Mahmood ZA. Pharmacognostic evaluation 168. and instrumental analysis (sem) for the standardization of piper nigrum l.(black pepper) fruit. PAKISTAN JOURNAL OF BOTANY. 2019 Oct 1;51(5):1859-63. Shahid W, Kumar R, Shaikh A, Kumar S, Jameel R, Fareed S. Comparison of the Efficacy 169. of Duloxetine and Pregabalin in Pain Relief Associated with Diabetic Neuropathy. Cureus. 2019 Jul 31;11(7):e5293. Shaikh MS, Ullah R, Lone MA, Matabdin H, Khan F, Zafar MS. Periodontal regeneration: a 170. bibliometric analysis of the most influential studies. Regen Med. 2019 Dec;14(12):1121-36. Shakeel S, Rehman H, Aslam MR, Ayaz S, Naveed S, Yasmeen S. Application of Spray Drying 171. is a Current Need of Pharmaceutical Industry: A Review. RADS Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. 2019 Oct 28;7(3):165-72 Shamsi NI, Andrades M, Ashraf H. Bullying in school children: How much do teachers know? J 172. Family Med Prim Care. 2019 Jul;8(7):2395-400. Shareef H, Naeem S, Zaheer E. Comparative Analgesic Activity of Selected Medicinal Plants 173. from Pakistan. Proceedings of the Pakistan Academy of Sciences: B. Life and Environmental Sciences. 2019 Nov 20;56(3):57-67. Shareef H. Phytomedicine Silybum marianum (Silymarin) as an Effective Hepato-protective 174. source from nature. Ann Jinnah Sindh Med Univ. 2019 Aug 8;5(1):39-46. Sheikh A, Kumar S, Irshad Z, Nusrat N, Perveen S, Razzak S, Hasan SM. Importance of 175. PLT/MCH Ratio to Differentiate Isolated B12 Deficiency From B12 Deficiency Combined with Other Causes. Ann Jinnah Sindh Med Univ. 2019;5(2):77-82. Siddiqi R, Yamani N, Alnaimat S, Khurshid A, Siddiqui S, Khan MS, et al. Meta-analysis of 176. antithrombotic therapy with new oral anticoagulants in patients with atrial fibrillation after percutaneous coronary intervention. Eur J Prev Cardiol. 2019 Jul 26:2047487319865048. Siddiqui AT, Hasan M, Abbas K, Tariq SM, Haider SA. Health related quality of life of home 177. dwelling vs. nursing facility dwelling elderly - A cross-sectional study from Karachi, Pakistan. J Pak Med Assoc. 2019 Jun;69(6):892-5. Sohu S, Soomro MH, Mangrio RH, Shaikh AA, Mirani A, Chand K, et al. Efficacy of 178. extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy with furosemide and hydration in renal stone management: A randomised controlled trial. Arab J Urol. 2019;17(4):279-84. Soomro AH, Khan E, Noori S, Lone MA, Syal Z, Sheikh S. Assessment of Cytokine Release 179. against Oral Mucosal Cell Line Culture (TR146) Stimulated by Neutrophil Elastase Associated with Behcet's Disease. Int J Dent. 2019;2019:6095628. Tallat N, Savanur A, Fatima A. Assessment of subclinical cardiovascular autonomic neuropathy 180. among type II diabetic patients: a study from Karachi, Pakistan. MOJ Anat & Physiol.2019;6(1):17-20 Ullah R, Adnan S, Afzal AS. Top-Cited Articles from Dental Education Journals, 2009 to 2018: 181. A Bibliometric Analysis. J Dent Educ. 2019 Dec;83(12):1382-91. Usman G. Awareness and Practices of Epileptic Care Among Special Educators for Epilepsy. The 182. Pakistan Journal of Medicine and Dentistry. 2019 Apr 4;8(2):4-. Wajidi M, Vaid FH, Rizwani GH, Faiyaz A, Shareef H, Akram A, et al. Anti-Oxidant and 183. digestive enzymes inhibitory based anti-diabetic activity of crude and fractions of Carum carvi
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Warsi I, Ahmed J, Younus A, Rasheed A, Akhtar TS, Ain QU, et al. Risk factors associated 184. with oral manifestations and oral health impact of gastro-oesophageal reflux disease: a multicentre, cross-sectional study in Pakistan. BMJ Open. 2019 Mar 30;9(3):e021458. Zafar M, Memon RS, Mussa M, Merchant R, Khurshid A, Khosa F. Does the administration of 185. sonothrombolysis along with tissue plasminogen activator improve outcomes in acute ischemic stroke? A systematic review and meta-analysis. Journal of Thrombosis and Thrombolysis. 2019 Aug 15;48(2):203-8. Ali SA, Khan N. Uddin M. Estimation of Dental Caries Using Poisson Regression and 186. Comparison of Outcomes with Multiple Linear Regression Model. JP J Biostat 2019; 16(2):1- 12 187 Khan N. From the desk of the editor. Letter to editor. ACTA Sc Nutr Health 2019; 3(9): 219-220
188 Prof. Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Afridi: Spectrum of psychotic disorder in patients presenting with first-episode psychosis at tertiary care hospital. October-December 2019 I Volume 16 Number 4. 189 Prof. Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Afridi: An artistic inquiry into gender identity disorder/ gender dysphoria: A silent distress. Asian Journal of Psychiatry 44 (2019) 86–9
190 Prof. Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Afridi: Frequencies of Psychiatric Morbidities Identified in Employees of Public Sector organizations presented to psychiatric services. J Pak Psych Soc. July-September 2019 I Volume 16 Number 3. 191 Prof. Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Afridi: Perceived Cognitive Dysfunction in Patients with Major Depressive Disorder in Pakistan: A Cross-Sectional Study. J Pak Psych Soc. Vol 16 (2) April- June 2019 192 Prof. Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Afridi: Catatonic Schizophrenia: Cases with Possible Genetic Predisposition Published April 23, 2019 DOI:10.7759/cureus.4525 193 Book Chapter Prof. Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Afridi: Dementia Care: International Perspectives-Pakistan. Oxford University Press. 2019. Chapter 10:61-77.
6.3.2 Publications from Sindh Institute of Oral Health Sciences (2019) 1. Alam BF, RCSE M, Abbasi N, Nayab T. Dentine hypersensitivity and its associated factors: a cross- sectional study conducted on patients visiting dental hospital of karachi, pakistan. JPDA. 2019 Apr;28(02):64. 2. Khurshid Z, Husain S, Alotaibi H, Rehman R, Zafar MS, Farooq I, Khan AS. Novel techniques of scaffold fabrication for bioactive glasses. InBiomedical, Therapeutic and Clinical Applications of Bioactive Glasses 2019 Jan 1 (pp. 497-519). Woodhead Publishing. 3. Farooq I, Ali S, Husain S, Khan E, Hill RG. Bioactive glasses—structure and applications. InAdvanced Dental Biomaterials 2019 Jan 1 (pp. 453-476). Woodhead Publishing.
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1. Riffat Yasmin*, Muhammad Harris Shoaib, Faaiza Qazi, Muhammad Iqbal Nasiri, Tariq Ali, Huma Ali and Farya Zafar. (2019) Formulation development and in-vitro evaluation of fast dispersible, taste masked Aceclofenac compacted pellets. Pak. J. Pharm. Sci., Vol.32, No.1, January 2019, pp.117-123. (IF: 0.58) 2. Huma Ali, Farya Zafar, Sohail Khan, Riffat Yasmeen, Rabia Bushra, Saba Aijaz Baloch. Design and optimization of fast dispersible formulations of multi strength meloxicam tablets using response surface methodology. FARMACIA, 2019, Vol. 67, 4. (IF: 1.57) 3. Rabia Bushra, Sana Ghayas, Huma Ali, Farya Zafar, Yusra Shafiq and Kamran Ahmed. (2019). Stability and in vitro release kinetic studies of cinitapride (1 mg) mouth dissolving tablets. Pak. J. Pharm. Sci., Vol.32, No.2, March 2019, pp.793-798. (W category IF: 0.58). 4. Ubaidullah Korai, Ghazala R Naqvi, Farya Zafar, Huma Ali, Sadaf Naeem, Nausheen Alam, Rehana Saeed, Sadaf Farooqi and Tazeen Hussain. Drug utilization evaluation of Piperacillin/Tazobactam: A prospective and cross sectional investigation in tertiary care setup. Pak. J. Pharm. Sci., Vol.32, No.4 (Suppl), July 2019, pp.1861-1867. (IF: 0.58) 5. Shaheen Parveen, Huma Ali**, Maria Sodagar, Amber Nawab, Anum Tariq, Fozia Israr. Statistical assessment of drug release kinetics and formulations attributes of ranitidine tablets available in Karachi, Pakistan. Annals Jinnah Sindh Med University. 2019; 5(1): 3-9. 6. Huma Ali, Alvi A, Nawab A, Salman S, Zafar F, Naveed S. Novel Drug Delivery Approaches in Formulation Development; Stability Considerations and Quality Features of Herbal Products. RADS J. Pharm. Pharm. Sci. 2019; 7(3): 1-10. 7. Mehwish Wajidi, Faiyaz Vaid , Ghazala H Rizwani, Ambreen Faiyaz, Huma Shareef, Arfa Akram and Ateka Ahmed. Anti-Oxidant and digestive enzymes inhibitory based anti-diabetic activity of crude and fractions of Carum Carvi L. extracts. Pak. J. Pharm. Sci., Vol.32, No.6, pp.2687-2695, November 2019. (Impact factor= 0.596). 8. Huma Shareef, Sadaf Naeem, and Erum Zaheer.Comparative Analgesic Activity of Selected Medicinal Plants from Pakistan. Proceedings of the Pakistan Academy of Sciences: Pakistan Academy of Sciences B. Life and Environmental Sciences 56 (2): 35–45 (Special Issue, 2019). X- Category. 9. Huma Shareef, Erum Zaheer, Saima Abedin, and Hina Hassam. Review Article: Phytomedicine: Silybum marianum (Silymarin) as an EffectiveHepato-protective Source from Nature. Ann Jinnah Sindh Med Uni. 5 (1): 39-46, 2019. 10. Irfan Ali, Noor-ul-Ain Zahra, Reazuddin, Huma Sharif, Mudassar and Huma Aslam Bhatti. A New Potent Anti-cancer Corosolic Ester Identified from the Super Miracle Plant Hippophae rhamnoides (Sea buckthorn) Biochem Modern Appli. 2: 24-29(2019). 11. Kiran Rafiq, International Journal of Endorsing Health Science & Research, 7 (3), The study of immunity dysfunction and high susceptibility of infections in patients with diabetes: A prescription based study, 2019. 12. Kiran Rafiq, FUUAST Journal of Biology, 9(1), The Study of the Effects of Antiplatelet Drugs on Hypertensive Patients: Prescription Analysis Study, 2019.
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13. Kiran Rafiq, RADS Journal of Biological Research & Applied Sciences. 10 (2) The Assessment of Depression Level among Diabetic Patients Using BDI (Beck Depression Index), 2019. 14. Kiran Rafiq, FUUAST Journal of Biology, 9(2), Physical Work Out: An alternative therapy for stress & depression, 2019. 15. Nausheen Alam, Rahila Ikram, Sadaf Naeem, Sadia Suri Kashif, Tuba Siddiqui, Lubna Bashir, Shazia Naz and Nousheen Wasi (2019). Methylphenidate increases the urinary excretion of vanillylmandelic acid in rats that is attenuated by buspirone co-administration; Pak. J. Pharm. Sci., Vol.32, No.2(Suppl), March 2019, pp.895-898 16. Sadaf Naeem, Rahila Najam, Saira Saeed Khan, Talat Mirza, Bushra Sikander. (2019). Neuroprotective effect of Diclofenac on Chlorpromazine Induced Catalepsy in Rats; Metabolic brain diseases (DOI: 10.1007/s11011-019-0381-0) 17. Humera Khatoon, Rahila Ikram, Humaira Anser, Sadaf Naeem, Saira Saeed Khan, Sakina Fatima, Nuzhat Sultana and Sana Sarfaraz (2019). Investigation of anti-inflammatory and analgesic activities of camel milk in animal models; Pak. J. Pharm. Sci., Vol.32, No.4(Suppl), July 2019, pp.1879-1883
18. Shahlla Imam, Wajiha Iffat, Sadia Shakeel, Ambreen Qamar, Najaf Usman, Nuzhat Sultana, Faisal Muhammad Khan. Acquaintance of Botox; A Cross-Sectional survey among Female students in Karachi-Pakistan. African Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, 13(17): 292-296. (2019).
19. Shahlla Imam, Wajiha Iffat, Najma Shaheen, Nuzhat Sultana, Humera Siddique, Ifrah Fahim, Farheen Fazal Mehmood. Pharmacist’s insights, knowledge, and attitudes towards herbal medicines and Herb– Drug Interactions (HDI’s) in Karachi-Pakistan: A descriptive cross-sectional survey. Latin American Journal of Pharmacy, 38(9): 1728-32. (2019). 20. Najma Shaheen, Shahlla Imam, Rafi Akhter Sultan, Safia Abidi, Iqbal Azhar and Zafar Alam Mahmood. Pharmacognostic evaluation and instrumental analysis (SEM) for the standardization of Piper nigrum L., (Black Pepper) fruit. Pakistan Journal of Botany, 51(5): 1859-1863. (2019). 21. Wajiha Iffat, Sadia Shakeel, Atta Abbas Naqvi, Shahlla Imam, Tariq Ali, Shagufta Nesar, Riffat Yasmin, Faaiza Qazi, Muhammad Faisal Khan, Madeeha Khan. Rational and Experiential Decision- Making preferences of pharmacy students in Karachi, Pakistan. African Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, 13(12): 151-155. (2019). 22. Israr, S., & Fouzia Israr (2019). Studies on computational chemistry and complexation behavior between Poly (styrene-co-methacrylic acid) and Poly (styrene-co-4-vinylpyridine). Moroccan Journal of Chemistry, 7(1), 123-131. 23. Zunera Akram, Rehana Parveen, Aisha Noreen, Maryam Inayat, Muzzamil Hussain, Sadaf Ibrahim, Mariam Razzak, Kiran Qadeer. Morphological, Phytochemical and Pharmacological Studies of Grewia Asiatica: A Review. RADS J. Pharm. Pharm. Sci. 2019; 7 (1): 1-10. HEC Approved. 24. Shafaque Mehboob, Salma Parween, Darakshan Saleem, Shaheen Perveen and Shafia Tabussum (2019). Invitro Interaction Studies of Levocetirizine with Cimetidine. International Journal of Biology, Pharmacy and Allied Sciences, 8(3): 518-527. 25. Hina Rehman Rising Horizon of Pharmaceutical Industry: Spray Drying: A Review 7(3):165-172 (HEC Approved Z Category). 26. Hina Rehman Prescribing Trends of Fixed-Dose Combinations: Physicians’ and Clinical Pharmacists’ Qualitative Insight Lat. Am. J. Pharm. 38 (8): 1683-6 (2019). Journal Category: (Impact Factor 0.401 JCR).
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27. Hina Rehman Mechanism and benefits of ketogenic diet for weight loss and health Volume & Edition: 44(04) (HEC Approved Y category). 28. Hina Rehman Need of statins among un-diagnosed unaware Pakistanis via revised pool cohort equation by American Heart Association Pak. J. Pharm. Sci., Vol.32, No.4(Suppl), July 2019, pp.1755-1759 (Impact factor:0.804 JCR). 29. Hina Rehman Total Phenolic Content and Total Flavonoid Content of Embelia ribes by Radical Scavenging Activity Lat. Am. J. Pharm. 38(7): 1467-71 (2019) (Impact Factor 0.401 JCR). 30. Hina Rehman Post Marketing In-Vitro Pharmaceutical Equivalence of Cefaclor 100 Mg Capsule Available in Retail Pharmacies of Karachi, Pakistan Manuscript Identification Number: LAJP 6110-19 (Impact Factor.401 JCR) 31. Hina Rehman Pharmacoeconomics Status in Asia and an Emerging Hub in the Indo-Pak Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Education and Research | Vol 53 | Issue 2 (Suppl) | Apr-Jun, 2019 (Impact Factor 0.219 JCR). 32. Hina Rehman Comparative Evaluation of Leflunomide Brands Available in Pakistani MarketLat. Am. J. Pharm. 38 (5):2019) (Impact Factor 0.401 JCR) 33. Hina Rehman Chewable cough tablets with improved palatability: A comparative Phase II clinical trial Pak. J. Pharm. Sci., Vol.32, No.1(Suppl), January 2019, pp.339-343(Impact Factor 0.804 JCR) 34. Hina Rehman Quantification of spray dried glycyrrhiza glabra by hptlc –densitometery method'Lat. Am. J. Pharm. 38 (2): (2019) (Impact Factor 0.401 JCR). 35. Sakina Fatima, Iyad Naeem Muhammad, Muhammad Naseem Khan, Subia Jamil, Tuba Siddiqui, and Humera Khatoon. "Community onset of CTX-M extended spectrum β-lactamases among uropathogenic E. coli and K. pneumoniae from Karachi, Pakistan." Pakistan journal of pharmaceutical sciences 32, no. 2 (2019): 541-546. 36. Sakina Fatima, Iyad Naeem Muhammad, Subia Jamil, Tuba Siddiqui, Humera Khatoon, and Shahnaz Usman. "Prevalence of CTX-M Variants in ESBL Producing Multidrug-Resistant Enterobacteriaceae from Outpatients in Karachi, Pakistan." Latin American Journal of Pharmacy 38, no. 8 (2019): 1516- 1521. 37. Hira Afshan, Subia Jamil, and Sakina Fatima. "Extensively Drug Resistant Typhoid Fever in Pakistan–Analysis of Current Situation." RADS Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 7, no. 4 (2019): 227-231. 38. Ahad Abdul Rehman, Azra Riaz, Muhammad Arif Asghar, Muhammad Liaquat Raza, Shadab Ahmed, Kamran Khan. In vivo assessment of anticoagulant and antiplatelet effects of Syzygium cumini leaves extract in rabbits. BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 19:236, 2019. 39. Nazish Mumtaz, Muhammad Arif Asghar, Syed Baqir Shyum Naqvi, Muhammad Asif Asghar, Muhammad Liaquat Raza, Ahad Abdul Rehman. Time kill assay and bactericidal mechanism of action of ethanolic flowers extract of Sphaeranthus indicus. RADS- Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Science, 6:1-5, June 2019. 40. Muhammad Arif Asghar, Ahad Abdul Rehman, Muhammad Liaquat Raza, Nazish Mumtaz, Muhammad Asif Asghar, Yousra Shafiq, and Kamran Khan. Prescription pattern of antiepileptic drugs in southern Pakistan: A retrospective cohort study in tertiary care centres. Farmacia, 67: 1091- 1098, 2019.
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41. Noor ul Ain, Bano N, Beg AE, Hameed K, Fayyaz TB, Sadaf R. Hepatoprotective effects of ethanolic extract of Boerhaavia diffusa against oxaliplatin induced Hepatotoxicity in albino rats. Pak. J. Pharm. Sci., Vol.32, No.5, September 2019, pp.1927-1932 42. Ijaz Ali, Ghazala H. Rizwani, Munawwer Rasheed, Mohsin Ali, Amir Hassan, Sohail Hassan, Ghazala Ishrat, Erum Zaheer, Kanwal Hussain and Sana Rehman Chemical analysis of Dalbergia sisso (Roxb.) pod oil by GC-MS/GC-FID and evaluation of antioxidant potential Pak. J. Pharm. Sci., September 2019, 32(5), 2175-2181 W- Category HEC Recognized, Impact Factor 0.596) 43. Sadia Iqbal, Sohail Hassan, Ameer Hassan, Mohsin Ali, Urooj Nazim, Erum Zaheer, Ateka Ahmed, Kanwal Hussain, Shereen and Hina Furqan Invitro spectroscopic studies on drug interaction of
Cefpodoxime proxetil and H2 receptor blockers Pak. J. Pharm. Sci., 2019, 32(2)(Suppl.), 881-887 (W- Category HEC Recognized, Impact Factor 0.804) 44. Sohail Hassan, Sadia Iqbal, Erum Zaheer, Ameer Hassan, Shaista Hamid, Mohsin Ali, Arfa Akram, Syed Zohaib Maroof, Saima Abedin and Sidra J. Khan Development and Validation of RP-HPLC
method for simultaneous determination of Cefpodoxime proxetil and H2 receptor antagonists in pharmaceutical dosage forms. Pak. J. Pharm. Sci., 2019, 32(2)(Suppl.), 839-844 (W- Category HEC Recognized, Impact Factor 0.804) 45. Bushra Hina and Ghazala H Rizwani (2019). Need of Innovative Research in Herbal Pharmacotherapy for Better Therapeutic Efficacy and Safety- a Review. Annals of Jinnah Sindh; 5 (2):93-98 46. Shafaque Mehboob, SM Tariq Rafi, Naveed Ahmed and Mahjabeen, Association of hearing loss with depression, anxiety and stress in patients suffering from chronic suppurative otitis media, Pak J Med Sci; 2019, 35(2), 510-14. 47. Shafaque mehboob, SM Tariq rafi, Mehjabeen, Moona Mehboob, Darakshan Saleem and Hassaan Ahmed. “Effect of ceftazidine with and without imipramine and bromazepam on behavior and neuro- inflammatory parameters in rats with chronic suppurative otitis” SERIAL NO: 7987, ACCEPTED IN PJPS (regular). 48. Muhammad Asif Asghar, Erum Zahir, Muhammad Arif Asghar, Ahad Abdul Rehman, Kamran Khan, Mehrukh Zehravi, Shoukat Salman. Synthesis and characterization of graphene oxide nanoparticles and their antimicrobial and adsorption activity against Aspergillus and aflatoxins. Latin American Journal of Pharmacy, 38: 1-9, April 2019. 49. Kamran Khan, Mudassar Iqbal Arain, Muhammad Ali Ghoto, Abdullah Dayo, Mehrukh Zehravi, Ahad Abdul Rehman, Muhammad Arif Asghar. Prescribing Trends of Antimigraine Drugs Amongst General Physicians and Neuro Physicians in Southern Pakistan: A Comparative Approach. Isra Medical Journal, 11:275-280, July 2019. 50. Kamran Khan, Mudassir Iqbal Arain, Muhammad Ali Ghoto, Abdullah Dayo, Mehrukh Zehravi, Ahad Abdul Rehman, Muhammad Arif Asghar, Comparison in migraine therapy between General Physicians and Neuro Physicians in prescribing practices in Karachi Pakistan. Isra Med J. | Volume 11 - Issue 4 - Part B | Jul – Aug 2019. 51. Jibran Khan, Muhammad Ali Ghoto, Abdullah Dayo, Mudassar Iqbal Arain, Rabia Parveen, Kamran Khan, & Ahsan Ali Memon, Prevalence and Clinical Evaluation of Epileptic Disorders in Children at a Tertiary Care Centre in Karachi, Pakistan, Lat. Am. J. Pharm. 38 (5): 1020-3 (2019) 52. Muhammad Arif Asghar, Ahad Abdul Rehman, Nazish Mumtaz Yousra Shafiq, Saima Abdein, Kamran Khan, Mehrukh Zehravi, and Muhammad Asif Asghar, “An epidemiological study of
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obsessive-compulsive disorders among medical students and its relationship with religious and psychosocial attitudes” Accepted in Journal of the Pakistan Medical Association, Manuscript Number: JPMA-2019-02-311. 53. Hina Yasin, Shaukat Khalid, Ghazala H. Rizwani, Rehana Perveen, Hina Abrar, Kaneez Fatima Effects of aqueous leaves extract of Holoptelea integrifolia on histopathology of rat kidney and liver. PJPS 2019 32(2):569-573.
Poster/Oral Presentation
1. Huma Ali, Super disintegrant effects: development and optimization of Febuxostat tablets and statistical evaluation of release kinetics in 4th international conference on challenges in drug discovery & therapeutics 6th-7th December 2019, with Theme: improving Quality of life organized by Ziauddin University. (ORAL) 2. Plenary Lecture: Prof. Dr. Huma Shareef “Analgesia: remedies from natural Resources.” 1st International and 3rd National conference on Bioactivity of Phytochemicals (NCBP) on 26th -27th November 2019, The University of Lahore, Off Raiwind Road Campus, Lahore, Pakistan. 3. Oral presentation by Prof. Dr. Huma Shareef, Comparative Analgesic Activity of Selected Medicinal Plants from Pakistan. AASSA-PAS Regional Workshop 2019 on Complementary Medicine as an Answer to Challenges Faced in Achieving Sustainable Goals in Health Islamabad from August 18-21 , 2019 4. Oral presentation by Prof. Dr. Huma Shareef, “Formulation of Natural Medicine as per Pharmacopeial Standards”. One day seminar on modern Pharmaceutical Trends in Eastern Medicine. 26th February 2019. Humdard University Karachi, Pakistan. 5. Oral presentation by Prof. Dr. Huma Shareef, Antioxidants: “Play a key role in prevention and management of disease” 3rd Asian Conference on Science Technology & Medicine Feb 12-14, Carlton Palace, Dubai, UAE 2019. 6. Fozia Israr Certificate of Poster presentation in recognition of Research paper presentation of Study entitled: “Drug utilization review of anticoagulant in cardiac patients” in “7th International Conference on Endorsing Health Science Research” held on 20th April 2019 at Dow University of Health Sciences, Karachi. 7. Ahsaan Ahmed 1st International Conference on Research Perspectives in Pharmaceutical Sciences, organized by Hamdard University, Karachi, Oct 23 to 25, 2019. 8. Saira Asghar, Nousheen Mushtaq, Ahsaan Ahmed. Design and synthesis of tryptamine analogues as anxiolytics and antidepressants. 9. Potential of 9 aminoacridine as anti-Alzheimer agents; Rabya Munawar, Nousheen Mushtaq, Ahsaan Ahmed, Z.S. Saify. 10. Shamim Akhtar, Sabahat Naeem, Shaista zafar, Ahsaan Ahmed, Nousheen Mushtaq, Z.S. Saify. Synthesis of some new synthetic phenacyl derivatives of isonipicotamide as antimicrobial agents. 11. Arif Asghar Attended the 1st International Conference Research Perspectives in Pharmaceutical Industry at Hamdard University-Karachi as an Oral Speaker in October 2019. 12. Arif Asghar Attended the 2nd National Conference on Pharmaceutical Innovations and Future Prospects 2019 at University of Sargodha, Karachi as an Oral Speaker in April 2019.
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13. Arif Asghar. Attended the 5th International Conference on Pharmaceutical Innovations at University of Central Punjab, Lahore as an Oral Speaker in March 2019. 14. Arif Asghar Attended the 5th International Conference on Environmental Horizons at University of Karachi as an Oral Speaker in Jan 2019. 15. Sohail Khan, Farya Zafar, Huma Ali, Design and evaluation of dispersible formulations of Meloxicam tablets 15mg and 7.5mg in 4th international conference on challenges in drug discovery & therapeutics 6th-7th December 2019, with Theme: improving Quality of life organized by Ziauddin University. (POSTER) 16. Kiran Rafiq Transmission of FMD virus from infected animals to humans (A Meta-analysis), First Public Health Conference, JSMU, April, 2019. 17. Kiran Rafiq Anorexia Nervosa: Factors and Long-term Health Consequences, First Public Health Conference, JSMU, April, 2019. 18. Kiran Rafiq. In vitro Susceptibility Pattern of Flouroquinolones against Staphlococcus aureus” 7th International Conference on Endorsing Health Science Research By AEIRC at Dow University of Health Sciences, April, 2019. 19. Shahlla Imam, Marsha Raza, Anusha Shafi, Sabahat Muslim, Humera Anser, Najma Shaheen. Hypoglycemic Property of Some Green Vegetables: A Systematic Review 9th International Seminar “From plant to patient: Identification of New Drugs for Metabolic disorders”, Dr. Panjwani Center for Molecular Medicine and Drug Research (PCMD), International Canter of Chemical and Biological Sciences (ICCBS), University of Karachi, Pakistan, 25th -27th January, 2019. 20. Humera Anser, Hypoglycemic property of some green vegetable: A systemic review. At HEJ, UOK, Pakistan.2019. 21. Humera Anser, A Comparative Study of Nootropic agents on the behavioral and Memory improvement in rodents. At DUHS. Ojha campus. 2019 22. Madiha Arif, Nousheen Mushtaq, Ahsaan Ahmed. Designing new drug candidates for Alzheimer disease by using 4-amino-N-benzyl piperidine as functional scaffold. 23. Poster on “Assessment of drug release for Transdermal patch of Nimesulide”, Hina Hassam, Muhammad Harris Shoaib, Rabia Ismail Yousuf, Huma shareef, Fatima Ramzan, Erum Zaheer, Saima Abedin, in International Research Conference on 23rd -24th December at Jinnah Sindh Medical University, Karachi. 24. Poster on “Preparation of a controlled release Ofloxacin tablet using HPMC K4M and its in-vitro assessment ”,Saima Abedin, Harris Shoaib, Rabia Ismail Yousuf, Huma Shareef, Yousra Shafiq, Erum Zaheer, Hina Hassam, in 4th International Conference on Challenges in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics on 6th-7th December at Ziauddin University, Karachi. 25. Poster on “Mineral composition of seeds of Eruca sativa mill”, Erum Zaheer, Sohail Hassan, Huma shareef, Hina Hassam, Saima Abedin, in 4th International Conference on Challenges in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics on 6th-7th December at Ziauddin University, Karachi. 26. Bushra Hina, Foqeha Sheikh, Seikh Muhammad Saad, Iqra Chohan, Anmol Ali. Survey on collection of medicinal plants belonging to various families of medicinal importance from vicinity of Karachi city and preparation of crude drugs from them. Presented in 4th international conference on “Challenges in drug discovery and therapeutics” held on 6th -7th December 2019 organized by Ziauddin University. (Abstract) 27. Bushra Hina and Foqeha Sheikh. Irrational use of conventional and traditional medicines during pregnancy –A risk of fetal and maternal well-being. First Public Health Multidisciplinary Conference.
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April 6, 2019. Organized by APPNA Institute of Public Health, Jinnah Sindh Medical University (Abstract) 28. Bushra Hina, Foqeha Sheikh, Iqra Chohan, Anmol Ali, Seikh Muhammad Saad. “Preparation of Crude drugs after collection of medicinal plants from different zones of Karachi city”. Presented in International Research Conference held on 23-24 December 2019, organized by Jinnah Sindh Medical University. (Abstract) 29. Sobia Iftikhar Ali, Ateeka Ahmed, Bushra Hina, Seikh Muhammad Saad, and Bushra AbdulGhafoor. Screening Adolescent university population of Karachi depression and the factors associated with it. Presented in International for Research Conference held on 23-24 December 2019, organized by Jinnah Sindh Medical University. (Abstract) 30. Rimsha Tahir, Rija Batool, Rabbia Khan, Ramsha Riaz, Bushra Hina, Sobia Iftikhar Ali. “Childhood depression an emerging challenge for shaping the mental health of future generations. Presented in International Research Conference held on 23-24 December 2019, organized by Jinnah Sindh Medical University. (Abstract) 31. Saima Abedin International research conference Jinnah Sindh Medical University 23rd and 24th December 2019 “Assessment of drug release for Transdermal patch of Nimesulide”
6.3.4 Research Publications by the Faculty of Institute of Family Medicine (2019) 1. Andrades M. Family Medicine: Indispensable for an effective health care system. Ann Jinnah Sindh Med Uni 2019;5(1):1-2. 2. Shamsi NI, Andrades M, Ashraf H. Bullying in school children: How much do teachers know? J Family Med Prim Care. 2019;8(7):2395–2400. 3. Qidwai W, Andrades M, Haq ZU, Nanji K.Family Practice in the EMRO Region: Universal Health Coverage and Quality Primary Care. Chapter on Pakistan. CRC Press Taylor and Francis Group 2019. ISBN130978-1-138-49864-8
6.3.5 Publication from Institute of Medical Education (2019)
1. Ali R., Ali S.K., Afzal A. Predictive validity of a Uniform Entrance Test for the health professionals. Pak J Med Sci. 2019 Mar-Apr;35(2):330-336. doi: 10.12669/pjms.35.2.334 2. Moiz B., Ali S.K., Rashid A., Shariq M., Karim F. Development and Pilot Testing of a Novel Tool for Evaluating Practical Skills in Hematopathology Residents in Pakistan. J Grad Med Educ. 2019 Aug; 11(4 Suppl):177-180. doi: 10.4300/JGME-D-18-00361. 3. Mansoor M, Aly SM, Javaid A. Effect of team-based learning on second year students' academic performance. J Coll Physicians Surg Pak 2019; 29(9):860-4. 4. Sadiq, N., Ali, S.K., Meraj, L., Chaudhry, S., & Sammad, F. (2019). Clinical skills in undergraduate program and curricular change – does it make a difference? Journal of Rawalpindi Medical College, 23(3), 153-158.
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6.3.6 Publications from APPNA Institute of Public Health (2019)
1. Baig LA. Outbreak of Dengue Fever in Pakistan and Its Prevention. Annals of Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 2019;5(2):99-. 2. Khowaja F, Pervaiz M, Khatoon N. Male Involvement in Family Planning among Squatter Settlement Residents of Karachi. Journal of Asian Midwives (JAM). 2019;6(1):26-42. 3. Hashmi SM, Shaikh S, Tanzil S, Baig L, Shahid N, Abdullah A. Economic Evaluation. JPMA. 2019; 69(12):
Advanced Studies and Research Board (BASR) During 2019, five (5) meetings of Adavnaced Studies and Research Board were conducted under the chairmanship of Vice Chancellor, Syed Muhammad Tariq Rafi. Other than the policy matters, seventeen (17) candidates of Master of Science of Public Health were declared for graduation in these meetings.
Institutional Review Baord (IRB) Nine (9) meetings of Instituional Review Baord were conducted under the chairmanship of Prof. Aasim Ahmed, Director of Kidney Center. One hundred twenty five (125) research projects were approved to be conducted. As comapred to last year, more than 100% increase was seen in this year. Interesingly, about half of the approved projects were belonged to the undergradiate students.
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7. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: MILESTONES ACHIEVED Professional Development of the faculty is an integral part of JSMU strategic goals. The faculty members are encouraged to participate in conferences, seminars, trainings, workshops etc. The university provides ample funding for this. Continued Medical Education (CME) training series is a regular feature of faculty professional development. Experts from fields are invited as resource persons to provide training to the teachers to equip them with the advanced pedagogical skills, assessment techniques and research skills etc. 7.1 Contribution from Sindh Medical College (Clinical Sciences) Contribution from Prof. Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Afridi, Dean, Faculty of Medicine, JSMU (2019) 1. Organized Wellness and promotion of mental health camp” at Karachi Zoo 29th Dec 2019. Cricketer Younis Khan was Chief guest. 2. Participated and gave presentation at Program on Youth Mental Health at Islamabad. The chief guest was Dr. Arif Alvi, The President of Pakistan. 29 November 2019. 3. Organized 2 days workshop on forensic psychiatry with NHS, Scotland, 3-4 Oct 2019 4. Participated in 11th inter. Conference of SAARC Psychiatric Fed. Sri Lanka Oct 2019. 5. Organized Two days Workshop on Prevention of Suicide organized for GPs of Thar. 15-16 February 2019. 6. FCPS/MCPS Postgraduates Trained (24 FCPS Psychiatry, 3 MCPS Psychiatry, Approved Dissertations/Research by CPSP in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, JPMC, Karachi, 7. Supervisor of MSPH student in conducting her study for her dissertation “Comparison of Frequency and Severity of Depression between outpatients with Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C at Civil Hospital Karachi’’. She has cleared her exam. Honours Best Teacher (Professor) Award 2019 “Professor Syed Hassan Manzoor Zaidi Medal’’ Awarded by JSMU Awarded the “Tony Buzan Medal” by The Tony Buzan Academy, Trinity College, Cambridge, UK. 2019 7.2 Contribution from Institute of Family Medicine Professor Marie Andrades, Head Department of Family Medicine, and Professor Val Wass from the UK were invited as a team representing the World Organization of Family Doctors by Professor Afif Bin Salih, Head Arabian Gulf University Community and Family Medicine Department, to review and endorse their two-year Family Medicine Training Programme.
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7.3 Faculty Development of the Institute of Family Medicine 1. Dr. Sadaf Rheumatology course for GPs by Fatima Memorial Hosp. Lahore in Jan 2019. 2. Drs. Marie and Aisha attended faculty mentorship workshop at AKU in April 2019. 3. Dr. Marie Attended Training of Trainers in Mental Health management for GP (WONCA Asia Pacific Kyoto, Japan in May 2019. 4. Dr. Tabinda Received Bursary to attend RCGP Family Medicine conference at Liverpool, UK in October 2019. Workshops Conducted by Faculty of Institute of Family Medicine for Professional Development of faculty at JSMU and other Organizations 1. Drs. Marie and Aisha conducted workshop on Communication skills for Training of Trainers at Indus Hospital in April 2019. 2. Drs. Aisha and Marie conducted workshop on multimorbidity for GP’S at College of Family Medicine, Pakistan in June 2019. 3. Drs. Marie and Tabinda Ashfaq conducted workshop on Depression for GP’s at College of family Medicine Pakistan in October 2019 4. Workshops conducted at WONCA South Asia Conference at Lahore in November 2019 ---- Antibiotic Stewardship TA Orientation to MRCGP[INT] MA, TA Carrier guidance MA ,TA Challenging encounters in Family practice AA, FA, SB 5. Dr. Andrew Charley from UK, Dr. Tabinda, Fauzia, Dr Sadaf, Dr Aisha, Dr Marie conducted workshop on Teaching Communication Skills to students: Latest trends at APPNA for MHPE students in November 2019 6. Dr Marie, Dr Tabinda, Dr Aisha, Dr Fauzia, Dr Sadaf conducted on workshop on Latest trends in Assessment of Attitudes at APPNA for MHPE students with Professor Val Wass Professor Emeritus and OBE UK in November 2019 7. Dr Aisha, Dr Sadaf and Dr Andrew Charlie conducted Workshop on communication skills for Nurses at Holy Family Hospital, Kar, in November 2019 Postgraduate Teaching
MRCGP OSCE Examiner in Srilanka Dr. Marie and OSCE Convener Dr. Tabinda (March 2019)
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Examiner for FCPS, TOACS Dr. Tabinda (April 2019) Exam Convener for MCPS, TOACS Dr. Marie (April 2019) Attended WHO meeting for developing Family Medicine Diploma at National Level in Islamabad Dr. Tabinda (May 2019) Conducted MRCGP OSCE orientation workshop for GP’s at Abu Dhabi Dr. Tabinda (July 2019) MRCGP OSCE Examiners in Sri lanka Drs. Marie and Tabinda (September 2019) Attended WHO meeting for developing Family Medicine Diploma at National Level in Islamabad Drs. Marie and Fauzia (October 2019) (part of 3-member team) of World WONCA for Accreditation of Japanese Family Medicine Residency Program. Dr Marie (October 2019) Examiner of resident’s OSCE at Indus. Dr. Aisha (October 2019) Conducted Training GP’s of NEPAL at Khatmand Nepal. Dr. Tabinda (December 2019) Convener for MCPS, TOACS Dr. Tabinda (December 2019) Oral Conference presentations
Dr Marie has been given a presentation in Public Health conference at JSMU (March 2019). Dr. Marie has been given a presentation at DUHS Family Medicine conference (March 2019). Dr. Aisha has been given a Lecture on connecting Palliative Care to the Community, Role of Family Medicine at AKU ( 1st National Symposium on Palliative care) (October 2019). Dr. Marie and Tabinda have been given a Paper presentation at WONCA South Asia Lahore (November 2019) Dr. Marie has been given a presentation on Faculty Development through Reflective Practice (November 2019) Dr Tabinda has been given a presentation regarding Antibiotic stewardship among GPs (November 2019) 7.4 Contribution from APPNA Institute of Public Health New Initiatives at the National level:
Ms. Mehjabeen Musharaf Coordinated four Trainings on Siana press with the collaboration of JHPIEGO for the PWD and DoH at AIPH. For De-escalation of violence trainings were conducted by faculty of AIPH with project staff in Lahore, Islamabad and Peshawar. For the first time in Karachi a disaster drill was done on August 5th and 6th 2019, with collaboration of -John Hopkins faculty to measure the lifesaving capability of urban health system in the aftermath of a mass casualty event. One hundred and ten students of SMC with 20 faculty members from AIPH and Aga Khan University participated in the drill The YMCA ground was used as the disaster site and Medical students of JSMU did the reenactment as the victims and the Major hospital sites JPMC ,CIVIL ,Abbasi were involved .
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Workshop/seminars:
Dr. Lubna Baig was Key note speaker at; 1. University of Lahore, 3rd International conference for health professions education 4-6 December 2019 2. ICME 19-22, October 2019, Islamabad 3. Khyber Medical University, Peshawar 19-21 March 2019 4. Shalimar Medical and Dental College Lahore 2 – 4 Feb, 2019 Conducted workshops in Punjab, Sindh and KP on key areas of Medical Education and Research ICME 19-22, October 2019, Islamabad Ms. Mehjabeen Musharaf Coordinated four Trainings on Siana press with the collaboration of JHPIEGO for the PWD and DoH at AIPH Dr. Rabia Baloch Participated in the ICME 2019 Islamabad and presented a research paper Dr. Shahmeen Nazar participated in : 1. Knowledge Synthesis and Translation (Systemic Review) workshop by Agha Khan University, Karachi in Dec 2019. 2. IPC Acute Malnutrition Level 1 Analyst Certificate (IPC V3.0), Awarded by the IPC Global Steering Committee and The IPC Global Support Unit, Rome 2019. 3. Participated in International JSMU Research Conference by facilitating a workshop on ‘Epidemiology & Study designs” on 23rd December 2019 Dr. Umme Rabab presented research poster at “10th Annual International Conference Medics International” held on 24-25th December 2019 at PC Karachi. Grant Writing workshop was conducted by Dr. Razzak, attended by all AIPH faculty including some faculty from JSMU on 21st September 2019. The ICME 2019 was held in Riphah University, Islamabad from 19-22 October, 2019. Dr. Lubna Baig Dean, AIPH chaired plenary sessions at the conferences and represented Jinnah Sindh Medical University. Dr. Rabia Baloch participated in the conference and presented a research done at AIPH. Team AIPH also conducted workshop on Program Evaluation. Dr. Shiraz presented the research work on violence against healthcare in Karachi Global Roundtable on Research on Violence against healthcare in Madrid via Skype. Twenty researchers from JSMU underwent training to write effective grant applications in an effort to support the research projects at the university. The workshop was conducted at APPNA Institute of Public Health by Junaid A. Razzak, Professor of Emergency Medicine at Johns Hopkins University in the United States
Degrees certificates achieved by faculty of AIPH
Dr.Hira Tariq and Dr. Shahmeen Nazar were awarded MSPH degree, in December 2019. Dr. Nighat Shah completed her Diploma in reproductive endocrinology from Germany in April 2019.
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International Meetings:
Dr. Lubna Baig was Invited to be the member of Executive Working Group (EWG) of ELRHA for developing guidelines for international research on health care in danger and Attended two meetings for EWG: 17th May 2019 in Geneva and 9th to 11th September in London.
Promotions:
Following faculty have been promoted in February 2019 1. Dr. Shiraz as Associate Professor. 2. Dr. Zaeema Ahmer as Assistant Professor 3. Ms. Mehjabeen Musharraf as Senior Lecture
7.5 Contribution from Institute of Medical Education 1. Professional development activities a. Faculty i. 1st JSMU MCQ retreat was held from 25th to 26th March 2019 ii. OSPE Retreat for Basic Science Disciplines in Oct 2019 iii. Teaching Communication Skills to students: Latest trends, 20th Nov 2019 iv. Latest trends in Assessment of Attitudes, 26th Nov 2019 v. Master training of Faculty from Affiliated colleges on “How to Teach Clinical Skills” for all years of MBBS. vi. Workshops on Classroom Response System were facilitated by DR.Syeda Zarreen Raza for faculty of Liaquat College of Medicine and Dentistry & MHPE students.
b. Academic Programs i. Postgraduate: Courses for Master of Health Professions Education (MHPE) program for Batches enrolled in 2017, 2018 and 2019 First JSMU six-month Certificate Course in Health Professions Education (CHPE) offered for faculty of medicine, dentistry, nursing, pharmacy and allied health professions from April to September 2019 Lectures in AIPH for MSPH students for electives in medical education ii. Undergraduate: designed and conducted tutorials for the following modules: 1st year MBBS: Blood 2nd year MBBS: Respiratory system 3rd year MBBS: CVS-2 c. Skills Training sessions by the Professional Development Center (PDC) i. Year 3: 1. Examination of Respiratory system, CVS, Abdomen, Thyroid
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2. Injection techniques, ECG Interpretation, NG Intubation, Urinary Catheterization ii. Year 4: 1. Examination of Eye, ENT, CNS 2. Suturing iii. Year 5: 1. Suturing and Knotting 2. Examination of the Breast, Prostate and Abdomen. Auscultation of heart. 3. Scrubbing, Gowning, Gloving, Instrument Handling, Local Anesthesia, Surgical draping, NG Intubation, Airway management, Neonatal examination and Resuscitation 4. Communication skills iv. A Workshop on Communication Skills for year 5 students. v. Emergency Medical Technicians: Hand Hygiene, Injection techniques, Nasogastric Intubation, Urinary Catheterization, Suturing, First Aid Training and Primary Trauma Care vi. Workshops on Basic Life Support was conducted by PDC for Students of JSMU, House officers of JPMC and Affiliated Colleges and students of the JSMU BSN program vii. Tutorial session 1. Year 1- Blood and Hernia 2. Year 2 - Lumber puncture, CNS Examination, Vital signs, Abdominal examination 3. Year 3 - Approach to a patient with chest pain, fever and thrombocytopenia 4. Year 4 – Localization of lesions of CNS, Approach to a patient with CVA, CNS infections & mechanism of labor viii. Team-based learning sessions for year 5 on obstructive jaundice and small bowel obstruction
ix. Pioneering the Use of Latest Teaching Modalities
a- Team-based learning sessions: TBL was initiated and multiple sessions for Final year students were developed and facilitated by Dr.Syeda Zarreen Raza from PDC
b- Classroom Response System including SOCRATIVE & KAHOOT were initiated & regularly used by Dr.Syeda Zarreen Raza
2. New Initiatives a. Curricular Framework of Teaching and Assessing Patient Safety, Infection Control, Communication Skills and Professionalism and Ethics was developed with contribution from faculty of all medical universities and medical and dental colleges of Karachi. This activity was one of its kind targeted towards promoting collaboration and strengthening linkages with sister institutions. A total of 88 faculty members from 15 medical and dental institutions contributed in developing the document. Twelve experts from all over the country reviewed and gave their input in the final document. b. Two online educational courses were uploaded and managed by the Distance Learning Unit (DLU) of IME. These included:
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i. Course on Lab Interpretation for Undergraduate students developed and offered by Dr Nazish Jaffer, Department of Pathology, JSMU ii. Course on Educational Research by postgraduates developed and offered by Dr Shiraz Shaikh, AIPH, JSMU 3. Quality in Curriculum development and implementation a. Undergraduate (MBBS) i. In 2018 IME initiated the MBBS curricular reform which was approved by the Academic Council. In 2019, multiple meetings were held with basic science faculty members to develop the content of these new modules and develop examination blueprints for both written and practical/clinical examination. Further, IME re- designed the study guides and assisted the concerned faculty in developing time tables for teaching of first year MBBS (new) modules. Meetings to finalize their content were held on 10th and 11th of December 2019. ii. Meetings were held to develop 2nd year MBBS course content. These meetings were held on 18th, 21st and 25th Nov 2019. iii. Meetings were held for content distribution of Internal Medicine among 3rd, 4th, and 5th year of MBBS iv. Defining of learning objectives and distribution of content of Family medicine in the undergraduate year of the MBBS program v. IME conducted a number of meetings with faculty members from all medical and dental colleges of Karachi. The purpose was to develop a consensus document on Professionalism, Ethics, Patient Safety and Communication Skills for MBBS & BDS curricula. These meetings were held on Nov 14th, 15th and 20th. b. Undergraduate (BDS) IME assisted the BDS program subject experts in finalizing their courses. IME members took part in the Board of Studies of Dental colleges in order to assist in streamlining the implementation of the BDS program. c. Postgraduate IME Board of Studies meetings were held on 2nd May and 2nd Nov to discuss vital issues related to the JSMU MHPE & CHPE programs. 4. Quality assurance in assessment The Core Assessment Committee (CAC) of JSMU met in order to take important decisions for MBBS and BDS programs. These meetings were held on 8th March, 14th May, 3rd June, 6th July, 22nd August, 30th September and 14th December 2019. The recommendations made by this committee were forwarded to higher authorities for further processing and necessary action. 5. Scholarship IME is a member of the JSMU scientific committee and regularly scrutinizes and reviewed research proposals and synopses IME faculty reviewed manuscripts for national and international peer reviewed journals Workshop Series for the Faculty for training of Quality Assessment
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Institute of Medical Education conducted a workshop Series for the Faculty for training of Quality Assessment. Objective of workshop was to Enhance Quality of Assessments and for Developing One- Best MCQs .
2 Days Training Workshop on Modern Dental implants 1st Health Profession Education Certificate Course was organized by Institute of Medical Education.
CME Workshops Attended by the Sindh Medical College Faculty Dr. Anam pario, dr. Nasim marvi & dr. Tanzeela kousar attended cme on” how to apply for research grant” in JSMU (2019) Dr. Amna mughal attended thesis defence on research with title “expression of usp7 and p53 in the development of lung in mouse model” in DUHS, karachi (2019) Dr. Amber ilyas attended cme on” nuts & bolts of clinical research in JSMU (2019) 7.6 Contribution from Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences Professional Development Activities
1. Dr. Huma Ali & Dr. Hina Rehman Organized one day training workshop on Career Preferences: Unlock your Potential through MBTI, by Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Jinnah Sindh Medical University, April 16, 2019
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2. Dr. Huma Ali & Dr. Kiran Rafiq Organized one day training workshop on Literature search & Endnote, in collaboration with Pakistan scientific & technological Information centre (PASTIC) and Pakistan science Foundation (PSF) & IPS, JSMU, 16-07-2019. 3. Dr. Huma Ali Attended a workshop on How to write a research grant? Organized by Jinnah Sindh Medical University, March 21, 2019 4. Dr. Huma Ali Attended 3 days workshop at HEC regional centre Karachi on Ph.D Supervisors Capacity Building Program organized by HEC, March 4-6, 2019 5. Dr. Huma Ali & Dr. Sadaf Organized seminar on “The role of pharmacist in the management of INR: thrombolytic drug rationalization” IPS, Jinnah Sindh Medical University, March 7, 2019 6. Dr. Huma Ali & Dr. Kiran Rafiq Organized seminar on Role of Pharmacist in oncology, IPS, Jinnah Sindh Medical University, March 4, 2019 7. Dr. Huma Ali & Dr. Kiran Rafiq Organized seminar on Iron deficiency anemia awareness and role of pharmacist, IPS, Jinnah Sindh Medical University in collaboration with Pharm Evo, March 5, 2019. 8. Dr. Kiran Rafiq & Dr. Huma Ali Organized. Seminar “Importance of Entrepreneurship in Pharmacy Profession” was conducted on 25th September, 2019. 9. Kiran Rafiq & Dr. Huma Ali Organized. Workshop on “Career Strategies in Pharmacy” on 22nd August, 2019. 10. Kiran Rafiq Attended. Blooms Taxonomy Workshop from HEC, at Jinnah Sindh Medical University, 2019.
11. Kiran Rafiq. How to Write Research Grant at Jinnah Sindh Medical University, 2019. 12. Kiran Rafiq. NADEP, Diabetes Footcon Conference, July 2019. 13. Kiran Rafiq.7th International Conference on Endorsing Health Science Research, Dow University of Health Sciences, April, 2019. 14. Humera Anser, participated “7th international conference on endorsing health science research” DUHS ojha campus 20th April 2019. 15. Humera Anser, participated LCPC diabetes symposium and poster competition at JUW 27th Mar 2019. 16. Humera Anser, Workshop on Bloom’s Taxonomy entitled “Putting Bloom’s Taxonomy to Work”. On behalf of the QEC at IBA Karachi, 27th March, 2019 17. Shahlla Imam, 4th International conference on “Challenges in Drug Discovery & Therapeutics”, Ziauddin University, 6th -7th December 2019. 18. Shahlla Imam, Conference on “Safe & Effective Medicine for All”, World Women Pharmacist Day, Jinnah University for women, 9th & 10th October, 2019. 19. Shahlla Imam, Workshop on “SPSS for Data Analysis & Research”, Sardar Yasin Malik (SYM) Professional Development Center, University of Karachi, 08th -10th October, 2019. 20. Shahlla Imam, 3rd Pakistan International Biennial Conference on “Ramadan & Health” Jinnah Sindh Medical University Karachi, 23rd -25th August, 2109. 21. Shahlla Imam, Workshop on “Putting Blooms Taxonomy to Work”, Quality Enhancement Cell (QEC), Institute of Business Administration (IBA) Karachi, 27th March, 2019. Quality Enhancement Cell Page 58 of 92
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22. Shahlla Imam, 9th International Seminar “From plant to patient: Identification of New Drugs for Metabolic disorders”, Dr. Panjwani Center for Molecular Medicine and Drug Research (PCMD), International Canter of Chemical and Biological Sciences (ICCBS), University of Karachi, Pakistan, 25th -27th January, 2019. 23. Shaheen Perveen Conference on World Women Pharmacists Day “safe and effective medicines for all” organized by Faculty of Pharmacy, Jinnah University for Women on 9th and 10th October, 2019. 24. Shaheen Perveen 3rd Pakistan International Biennial Conference on “Ramadan and Health” organized by Jinnah Sindh Medical University from 23rd to 25th August, 2019. 25. Fozia Israr Certificate of participation in 3rd Pakistan International Biennial Conference on “Ramadan and Health” held from 23-25th August 2019 at Jinnah Sindh Medical University, Karachi. 26. Fozia Israr Certificate of participation in Pre-conference workshop on “Challenges of MDR & XDR Pathogens” during 16th Annual Conference of Medical Microbiology & Infectious Disease Society of Pakistan on 21st February 2019, at Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation. 27. Sakina Fatima International conference on Research Perspectives in Pharmaceutical Sciences- Transforming new paradigms in industry and academia linkages 28. Sakina Fatima Organized session on “Career Counseling" at Jinnah University for Women, 2019 29. Sakina Fatima Organized workshop on “Pharmacy Leaders in Pakistan" at Jinnah University for Women, 2019 30. Sakina Fatima Organized “LCPC workshop on Community Pharmacy 2019”at Jinnah University for Women, 2019 31. Sakina Fatima Organized “LCPC Diabetes Symposium and Poster Competition 2019” at Jinnah University for Women, 2019 32. Hina Rehman Prevalence of atherosclerosis cardiovascular diseases (ASCVD) among unaware un-diagnosed Pakistani population Presenter at Toronto, Canada, Dated: 9-20 Aug 2019 33. Hina Rehman Complex Generic Drug Product Development Workshop Attended USA Dated: 25-29 Sept 2019 34. Hina Rehman "FDA oncology center of excellence’s project facilitate: an overview of the oncology expanded access program Attended USA dated: 29-Oct-19 35. Hina Rehman Frame work of FDA real world Evidence Program Webinar Attended USA dated: March, 15 2019 36. Hina Rehman Real world Evidence by DA Framework Attended USA dated: March, 15 2019 37. Hina Rehman Literature Review & End Note Attended IPS, JSMU Dated 17-Jul-19 38. Bushra Hina Lecture attended on “Cultivating the roots of quality education in Pakistan” held on June 29, 2019, organized by Quality Enhancement Cell, JSMU. 39. Bushra Hina Workshop attended on “Healthcare Analytics” International Research Conference held on 23-24 December 2019, organized by Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 40. Bushra Hina 4th International conference on “Challenges in drug discovery and therapeutics” held on 6th -7th December 2019 organized by Ziauddin University.
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41. Bushra Hina First Public Health Multidisciplinary Conference, SMC Jinnah Sindh Medical University April 6, 2019 42. Bushra Hina International Research Conference held on 23-24 December 2019, organized by Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 43. Bushra Hina 3rd Pakistan International Biennial conference Ramadan and Health held on 23rd -25th August 2019, organized by Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 44. Sumira Ishaq Participated in 4th International conference on "Challenges in Drug Discoveries & Therapeutics" held on 6th-7th December, 2019 at Ziauddin University. 45. Ahsaan Ahmed. 1st International Conference on Research Perspectives in Pharmaceutical Sciences, organized by Hamdard University, Karachi, Oct 23 to 25, 2019. 46. Erum Zaheer International Research Conference on 23rd -24th December 2019, at Jinnah Sindh Medical University, Karachi. 47. Erum Zaheer Workshop on Healthcare Leadership in International research conference, on 23rd December at Jinnah Sindh Medical University, Karachi. 48. Erum Zaheer 4th International Conference on “Challenges in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics” on 6th -7th December 2019, at Ziauddin University, Karachi. 49. Erum Zaheer Pre-conference workshop on “Cell Culture Techniques in Drug Designing and Development” on 6th December, 2019 at 4th International Conference on Challenges in Drug Discovery and Therapeutics at Ziauddin University, Karachi 50. Erum Zaheer Course and hands on training on “Statistical analysis using SPSS and Smart PLS” on 8th -10th November 2019 at Applied Economics Research Centre (Institute of National Capability in Applied Economics), University of Karachi. 51. Erum Zaheer 3rd Pakistan International Biennial Conference on Ramadan and Health on 23rd -25th August 2019 at Jinnah Sindh Medical University, Karachi. 52. Saba Ajaz Baloch Attended one day workshop on “USE OF FEEDBACK THROUGH VARIOUS SURVEYS” organized by the Quality Enhancement Cell at Ziauddin University on June 28th, 2019. 53. Saima Abedin Healthcare leadership. JSMU 23rd & 24th December 2019. 54. Saima Abedin Cell culture techniques in drug designing and development Ziauddin University 6th December 2019. Saima Abedin 3rd Pakistan International Biennial Conference on “Ramadan & Health”23rd -25th August 2019. 55. Saima Abedin Attended lecture on QEC, JSMU 29th June 2019. 56. Saima Abedin “Cultivating the roots of quality education in Pakistan.” 57. IPS faculty Attended Workshop on E-Learning Moodle (2.9) for online teaching and examinations. 58. Hassaan Ahmed Conducted Worship as Facilitator on “Application of SPSS in Pharmaceutical Sciences” Jan 3rd 2019 at Faculty of Pharmacy, Hamdard University. 59. Hassaan Ahmed Attended “Moderate or Severe Ad? Improving Assessment of Atopic Dermatitis Severity- The Key to Optimal Treatment. 25th/10/2019 by National Jewish Health. 60. Rabia Munawwar3rd Pakistan International Biennial Conference On Ramadan And Health (held on 23rd – 25th August 2019)
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61. Rabia Munawwar International Research Conference (held on 24th December 2019 in Jinnah Sindh Medical University) 62. Rabia Munawwar Artificial Intelligence Summit (held on 17th September, 2019 in ITCN Asia Expo Center Karachi) 63. Rabia Munawwar MS Office 2019 Bootcamp (Skill Development Program by Tendou held on July 8th – 12, 2019). 64. Saba Zubair 3rd Pakistan International Biennial conference on Ramadan and health. Organized by Jinnah Sindh Medical University (23-25th August 2019). 65. Saba Zubair. International Research Conference 2019 held on 24 December 2019 in Jinnah Sindh Medical University. 66. Kaneez Fatima International research conference 2019 JSMU 67. Kaneez Fatima 4th international conference on challenges in drug discovery and therapeutics. 68. Asma Bashir. Participated in International Research Conference in collaboration with JSMU Alumni Association of Pakistan & JSMU Alumni Association of North America on Dec 23rd – Dec24th ,2019 at Jinnah Sindh Medical University 69. Asma Bashir. Healthcare Analytics Jinnah Sindh Medical University Dec 23rd ’19 70. Asma Bashir. Moderate or Severe AD? Improving Assessment of Atopic Dermatitis Severity -key to optimal treatment National Jewish Health Sep’19. 71. Asma Bashir. Expanding the Pharmacist’s Clinical Involvement with CGM Data Interpretation Medscape Education. 72. Asma Bashir. How to improve medication safety “The Pakistan Society of Health - System Pharmacists.
7.7 Contribution from Institute of Nursing
Ms. Afshan Nazly, Nursing Advisor to VC became the President of Pakistan Nursing Council in 2019 Ms. Afshan Nazly conducted the first meeting at JSMU regarding challenges and opportunities through Nursing Midwifery Leadership forum with regard to transformation from Diploma to Generic BSN Program. The key features are: o Improve Quality of Nursing education through various strategies o Faculty development through capacity building and training faculty with recent technology o Develop scope of practice and practice standards of nursing services o Utilize media to portray the positive image of nursing to society o Negotiate to high officials to invest in nursing profession to overcome the due shortage o Private and public partnership to develop new education nursing institution
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Professional Development Activities in Institute of Nursing Orientation Day celebrated to welcome the pioneer badge of Generic BSN Nursing Program in April 2019 Nursing Day celebrated in May 12th 2019 in the remembrance of Florence Nightingale. Rozina Jalaluddin Associate Professor and her team conducted the students’ survey to the Day fresh Milk plant, Water purification plant, HANDS, BHU, RHC and slaughter house. Rozina Jalaluddin, AP conducted students’ projects in community awareness regarding personal hygiene, environmental hygiene, substance abuse, communicable and non- communicable diseases at Bizerte lane community. Rozina Jalaluddin, AP conducted inspections of different college of nursing regarding transformation of diploma to BSN degree program as coordinator in Local and National levels. Santosh Kumar, Assistance Professor conducted the training and session regarding TOS preparation, BCQ’s development and OSCE guidelines with all Affiliated Institutes. Malika Pirani, Nursing lecturer and Nazish Nawaz Ali Clinical Nurse Instructor conducted different health related activities like Nutrition and healthy habits with the students on health Gala Health Gala on the Occasion of World Diabetes Day.
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8. COMMUNITY SERVICES: MILESTONES ACHIEVED JSMU is committed to serve the community by providing best healthcare services, consultation, online courses, medical camps and awareness to the masses on health and related issues. The JSMU Diagnostic Lab also offers low-cost diagnostic services. Students and faculty are actively engaged in community services projects. The details of these activities are provided below: 8.1 Community Outreach Activities organized by Family Medicine, JSMU Community Services of Institute of Family Medicine 1. Medical camp at Tharparkar March 2019 2. Medical Camp at Ibrahim Hyderi, Karachi July 2019 3. Orientation session on Family Medicine for Employee of JSMU July 2019 4. Medical Camp at Thatta August 2019 5. World Mental Health Day celebration for Employees October 2019 6. Health Gala on the Occasion of World Diabetes Day November 2019 7. Medical camp at Bhimpura Karachi December 2019 8. Talk on adolescent health for teenaged CMA school students December 2019
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8.2 Community Outreach Activities organized Community Dentistry department, Sindh Institute of Oral Health Sciences, JSMU Awareness Session for the Karachi traffic police officials
Community Dentistry department of Jinnah Sindh Medical University organized an awareness session regarding oral health for the Karachi traffic police officials. The purpose of the session was to spread the awareness of the harmful effects of chewing substances like tobacco, betel leaf, gutka, and niswar etc.
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Screening of School Children for oral diseases Celebrating the National Oral Health Month, the Department of Community Dentistry at JSMU’s Sindh Institute of Oral Health Sciences screened nearly 1200 children for oral diseases and provided guidance and awareness to them. The screening event was part of JSMU’s outreach program in collaboration with Colgate-Palmolive.
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8.3 Istqbal-e-Ramadan and awareness program 2019 Organized by Research Department The annual Isteqbal-e-Ramadan and awareness program was held under the chairmanship of Honorable Vice Chancellor, Prof. Syed Muhammad Tariq Rafi on 4th May 2019 (28th Shaban 1440 H). Medical experts talked about ‘Ramadan and kidney problems, Pregnancy and fasting, Diabetes and fasting, Heat wave and fasting’. Mufti Atta-ur-Rahman, a prominent Islamic scholar talked about ‘how to welcome Ramadan. Prof, Nazeer Khan, Director of Research, JSMU gave the welcome address and Prof. Syed Muhammad Tariq Rafi thanked to the speakers and gave the concluding remarks.
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8.4 Community Outreach Programs from Institute of Medical Education Institution of Medical Education has taken lead in initiating discussions with the JSMU, College of Family Medicine and the Department of Community Medicine, Sindh Medical College to develop a community- oriented medical education longitudinal clerkship for medical students. The work is in preliminary phases and a proposal will be presented to the JSMU Curriculum Committee in June 2020. 8.5 Community Based Activities from Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Faculty and students of IPS participated in the following activities; 1) Lunch drive at NICH on 04-11-2019 2) Lunch drive at NICH and NICVD on 05-10-2019 3) Kashmir solidarity rally at Press Club on 05-09-2019 4) Kashmir solidarity rally at IPS, JSMU on 30-08-2019 5) Darul Sukun visit on 06-04-2019 6) Visit to Edhi Village 10-03-2019 7) Parliamentary Cabinet 18th & 19th October 2019
8.6 Community Outreach Activities of AIPH Field Visit to Bhu Dhabeji, District Thatta A field visit was arranged as an assignment to Basic Health Unit, Dhabaji Thatta and PPHI Sindh District Office Thatta, for MSPH batch 5 semester 3 students under the course of Primary Health Care, on Saturday 9th November 2019 under the supervision of Course director Dr. Farhana Shahid and students were divided into 2 groups. The purpose of this visit was to see the various proceedings happening at the facility, services being provided and the general infrastructure.
Field Visit to Dho Office (South) Karachi A field visit was conducted for the course of Health System as an assignment to DHO office District South, for MSPH students on Friday October 2019 under the supervision of Dr. Greesh Maheshwari and Course coordinator, Dr. Shahmeen Nazar. The objectives of the visit were: 1. To observe the organizational structure of the DHO office 2. To learn roles and responsibilities of DHO office staffs 3. To understand the funding source 4. To assess the working relationship of DHO office with PPHI and other stakeholders 5. To assess the planning of activities at DHO office
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6. Observe DHIS for flow of information
Drill Held to Assess City’s Disaster Preparedness MSPH students visit old age home, spend time with the elderly and learn how to promote mental health in the elderly. “Bharosa karein campaign” initiated in Islamabad where team members of APPNA took part actively in Talk shows for the respect of HCP and Ambulance workers it was a collaborative program of HCID- ICRC on 29th July 2019
“Measuring Urban Capacity for Humanitarian Crisis” The disaster drill was done in Karachi on August 5th and 6th with collaboration of AIPH-John Hopkins officials, DUHS Trauma Center and JPMC to measure the lifesaving capability of urban health system in the aftermath of a mass casualty event. The YMCA ground was used as the disaster site and medical students of JSMU acted as the victims and the Major hospital sites JPMC, Civil hospital Trauma center were involved .The members of John Hopkins University and HCID team were part of this Drill. This year 402 Health Care Providers were trained for the management of Violence at Health care settings in 22 trainings during 2019, including 3 Master Trainers Trainings. The training participants were from JSMU, JPMC , NICH, AMAN ambulance, Korangi General hospital, Child life foundation, Khyber Medical University-KP and Provincial Health Services Academy Peshawar
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9. PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT: MILESTONES ACHIEVED
Department of Planning & Development /Works & Services plays the role of a backbone for the university as it plans and executes development projects to the growth and expansion of the university in order to achieve the strategic goals set for the delivery of quality education as per the modern standards. Following are some of the milestones achieved by P & D/ Department In the year 2019 at JSMU, Karachi:
S.No Project Name / Description Project Cost Status 01 External Development of Corridor Rs. 05 Million Completed between SIOHS & Academic Building at JSMU 02 Supply & Installation of 01No’s Rs. 5.5 Million Completed Passenger lift at Campus 2 03 Establishment of Family Medicine Rs. 1.5 Million Completed Block at JSMU 04 Establishment of Computer Lab for Rs. 5.5 Million Completed Online Exams 05 Renovation of Ground and Fourth Floor Rs. 32 Million In progress and expected Lecture Halls at JSMU completion is Feb, 2020 06 Construction of Girls Hostel at JSMU Rs. 23 Million In progress and expected completion is May, 2020 07 Construction of Boys extension Rs. 13 Million In progress and expected Building and new boundary wall at completion is March, 2020 Campus II, JSMU 08 Construction of New Masjid at Campus Rs. 10 Million In progress and expected II, JSMU completion is March, 2020
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10. MOUS & LINKAGES/ ALLIANCES AND PARTNERSHIPS
MOU with Association of Pakistani Physicians in Northern Europe (APPNE) JSMU signed a Memorandum of Understanding with representatives of the Association of Pakistani Physicians in Northern Europe, to provide deserving students of Sindh Medical College with training opportunities in the UK and Northern Europe. The University shall select students for the 4-6 weeks long training and their travelling, boarding, lodging and training needs will be worked out with APPNE.
o QEC obtained the membership of United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI). Through this membership, JSMU joins some 1400 institutions in 145 countries who are working with the United Nations to promote global priorities, including peace, human rights, and sustainable development.
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o QEC obtained the membership of Global University Network for Innovation (GUNi). It is a global network created and supported by UNESCO and the United Nations University, dealing with state of the art of innovative processes in higher education in the world. It also gives JSMU the opportunity to join international projects and research initiatives constituted by GUNi.
o QEC Obtained the membership of International Network for Quality Assurance Agencies in Higher Education (INQAAHE)
o QEC obtained the membership of Asia-Pacific Quality Network (APQN)
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o QEC obtained the membership of Talloires Network
MOUs & Linkages/ Alliances and Partnerships Established by AIPH
1. International Committee of The Red Cross (ICRC) Project AIPH is a local partner from Pakistan in the Health Care in Danger project, which is a global project of International Committee of Red Cross (ICRC), which aims to support health systems by preventing and controlling violence against health care by promoting safer access through increased acceptance and security to healthcare workers. 2. Johns Hopkins Program for International Education in Gynecology and Obstetrics (Jhpiego) The collaboration of AIPH with Jhpiego resulted in planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluation of a range of activities in the area of Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (MNCH) as well as Reproductive & Public Health, with the ultimate focus of achieving Millennium Development Goal of reducing maternal & child mortality. 3. The Benazir Bhutto Shaheed Youth Development Program (BBSYDP). AIPH has developed a one-year certification in emergency medical care. The program started in 2015 and has inducted 2 batches and enrolled around 180 students out of whom 81 have completed their course work. The program aimed to fill the void of trained staff in essential emergency care skills in health system and has built partnership with emergency care Institutions like AMAN Foundation, PPHI, EDHI Foundation and JPMC for the training of the candidates. The Program has the services of distinguished faculty of JSMU and its partners. Most of the certificate holders of the program have been employed in reputable institutions like Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto trauma center, Civil Hospital Karachi and Emergency department of Pakistan Navy Hospital. Benazir Bhutto Shaheed Youth Development Program (BBSYDP) collaborated with AIPH for the noble cause by sponsoring the EMT batch. The university’s tuition fee, administrative fees and the stipend for
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6. Shine Humanity (An international US based NGO) Helping Baby Breath training sessions were organized regularly. 15000 participants from medical Institutions, NGO, Paramedics and community health care provider were successfully trained by a senior pediatrician & teacher in California. Fifty participants from grass root NGOs were also provided HBB training related equipment. MoU/ linkages developed by Institute of Medical Education, JSMU
1. Talks are in progress with RIPHAH Institute of Healthcare Improvement and Patient Safety for offering a joint program for capacity building of the faculty to teach patient safety at undergraduate and postgraduate level. 2. A standalone course on Healthcare Analytics will be offered jointly with the IME and Frontier Technology Institute. This course will provide knowledge and skills to use data for making informed decision making for improved healthcare provision, patient care and health professions education. 3. A formal plan to develop the capacity of faculty of affiliated medical and dental colleges to impart quality teaching and assessment has been initiated. The IME faculty is conducting workshops in the institutions to facilitate participation of large number of faculty.
IUCPSS Signs MOU with 12 student societies Inter University Consortium for Promotion of Social Sciences Pakistan (IUCPSS), a largest network of Pakistani universities, has signed MOU with 12 campus based student societies at Jinnah Sindh Medical University Karachi. The MOU was signed by the office bearers of 12 student societies from University of Karachi, Benazir Bhutto Shaheed University Lyari, Jinnah Sindh Medical University Karachi, Sindh University Jamshoro and Usman Institute of Technology Karachi. According to MOU, as follow up of the
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11. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS JSMU provides multiple financial aid programs to students so that the talented and needy students can not feel being deprived of getting professional education because of financial constraints at any stage. To enable the academically qualified, financially needy, students of various disciplines of Jinnah Sindh Medical University to continue university studies in the fields of Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Business Management, Public Health and Medical Education. JSMU provides opportunities and chances through a number of available scholarships and funds which are as follows: 1. JSMU to Merit Scholarship 2. JSMU needs based Scholarship 3. HEC needs based scholarship 4. Sindh Endowment Fund Scholarship 5. Sindh Government Financial Assistance out of zakat fund 6. Professional Educational fund (PEF) 7. Scholarship offered to students of Indian Occupied Kashmir 8. Scholarship offered to Afghan students 9. Pakistan Technical Assistance Program (PTAP) Scholarship 10. Scholarships from various philanthropists of country 11. Educational Interest Free Loans schemes offered by NBP 12. Minority Scholarship from government of Sindh 13. University of Karachi Alumni Association Scholarship 14. HEC EHSAAS needs cum merit undergraduate scholarship. JSMU Needs Based Scholarship are also divided into:
HEC Full grant JSMU (Partial Grant) JSMU has a very stringent scrutiny mechanism. All applications go through the selection committee. Applications are invited for scholarships every year and the selection committee chooses students according to the approved criteria. The Needs based scholarships of JSMU and HEC are available only for undergraduate programmes (i.e. MBBS, BDS, BBA and Pharm-D). Candidate having the highest GPA in class are eligible for merit based scholarship. A total of 856 students applied through printed application forms and after interview process, to 447 students from SMC, IOHBMSS, IPS and SIOHS students were provided the scholarships. 447 out of 856 students were provided financial assistance to needy students of JSMU in two heads namely HEC (complete scholarship) and JSMU (partial scholarship). The following is the breakups of 86 students under HEC Need Based Scholarship and amount of PKR 5.97 million disbursed.
MBBS (Sindh Medical College)= 70 students Pharm D (Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences)= 5 students BDS (Sindh Institute of Oral Health Sciences)= 4 students
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BBA/MBA (Institute of Health and Business Management and Social Sciences)= 7 students The following is the breakup of 361 students under JSMU need based scholarship, PKR 16,223,736
MBBS (Sindh Medical College)= 197 students Pharm D (Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences)= 101 students BDS (Sindh Institute of Oral Health Sciences)= 36 students BBA/MBA (Institute of Health and Business Management and Social Sciences)= 23 students MSPH (APPNA Institute of Public Health)= 4 students
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12. JSMU & UNITED NATIONS’ SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGS)
The Times Higher Education Impact Rankings are the only global performance tables that assess universities against the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Sustainable Development Goals are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. They address the global challenges we face, including those related to poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, peace and justice. JSMU for the first time participated in the Times Higher Education Impact Ranking and provided the university contribution to the following four SDGs out of seventeen against the prescribed indicators: Partnership for the Goals (SDG 17)
o Relationships with NGOs, Regional and National Government o Sustainability report o Education for the SDGs
Good Health and Wellbeing (SDG 3)
o Number of students graduating in health professions o Health impact
Quality Education (SDG 4)
o Number of graduates who gained primary school teaching qualifications o Lifelong learning opportunities provided o Proportion of 1st generation students
Gender Equality (SDG 5)
o First generation female o Access measures o Proportion of women in senior positions o Admissions gender mix o Progress Measures
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13. STUDENTS CONTRIBUTION: MILESTONES ACHIEVED
In order to groom its students into well-rounded personalities, JSMU provides them with ample opportunities to play an active role not only in academics but also in co-curricular activities under the umbrella of Students’ Council. Some of the significant activities organized by the council in 2019 are presented below:
ALL KARACHI CHESS AND SCRABBLE COMPETITION – GRID ’19 (10th,12th and 14th of Jan) Students’ Council JSMU organized the all Karachi event catering more than 150 students from all over the city for the love of chess and scrabble.
OPEN HOUSE 2019 (17th Jan) Students’ Council JSMU organized an opening event for the batch of 2018 MBBS, including healthy fun activities, food stalls, society interactions, extracurricular and many more for the newbies attraction.
SEERAT – UN – NABI (S.A.W.W.) Students’ Council JSMU organized a discussion enlightening the life and teachings of Holy Prophet P.B.U.H., especially for the attraction of following deen with daily routine chores for the guidance of youngsters.
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MIC DROP II (26th Jan) Students’ Council JSMU organized an event showcasing an open mic opportunity for young emerging writers, poets, and singers, comedians among JSMU constituent institutes and from all over Karachi.
CHANGE OF COMMAND 2019 Ceremony to honor the ex councilites and to let in charge the new post beholders. For the tenure 2018- 2019.
REVISITING KASHMIR II (6th Feb) In the name of solidarity with people of occupied Kashmir, celebrated with the students belonging to that part of our land. Short film screening, Kashmiri national songs and Kashmiri Kehwa for every one turned out to be the main attractions of this event.
ENDYNAMO 4.0 – ANNUAL SPORTS WEEK 2019 (19th Feb – 28th Feb) This year, endynamo catered more than 25 categories of sports and athletics for the students of SMC, SIOHS, IPS and IOHBMSS. The housecup according to highest no. of points was won by Batch 2021 (4th Year MBBS) in the closing ceremony on 2nd March.
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MEDICAL QUIZ – ROUND 1,2 AND 3 (11TH March) Medical Quiz Competition was arranged by the Academic Committee of JSMU Student Council, special contributions by the Director Academics Hafiz Muhammad Ali Nizami. More than 100 students appeared in the first round which was questionnaire based. The questionnaire based quiz consisted of both the categories i.e. Basic Sciences and Clinical Sciences. The short listed high achievers were then promoted to Round 2 which was viva based. 12 participants then finally qualified for Round 3 which consisted of Buzzer Rounds and Rapid Fire by Judges. Winners declared from SMC were Sakshi Bai and Zainab Abbas (Second Year MBBS), whereas the runners up were Sufyan Taufiq (Final Year MBBS) and Asad Ali Khan (2nd Year MBBS) and both the teams have qualified for the National level i.e. Round 4.
PHARMA-CORE (4th May 2019): A panel discussion and career guidance session on different fields of clinical, hospital, industrial and community pharmacy. The event was attended by over 150 students enrolled under D- pharmacy program of IPS. The event had Dr. Obeid (Deputy Director – DRAP) as chief guest, Mr. Zaad Hashmi, Mr. Mudassir Altaf and Mr. Zaka Ullah as speakers of the session.
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OPEN HOUSE IPS/SIOHS (2nd May 2019): For the new batches of SIOHS and IPS, JSMU Student Council organized Open house having themed fun games, food stalls and society recruitments for the new comers, as an orientation and attraction of their interest.
EARTH DAY (April 2019) On the account of celebrating global earth day, students of IOHBMSS under the banner of JSMU Student Council arranged a debate and poster competition on the theme of celebrating Earth day. The posters were then put on a display for prizes.
IFTAAR PROJECT (May 2019) Like every year, this year too students’ council organized Iftaar Project in which donations were collected from students of JSMU and volunteers participated from Social Lab to distribute Iftaar boxes among the patients and attendants in JPMC, Daar ul Sukoon etc. which comprised of a 4 day iftar drive.
BUNDLES OF JOY (June 2019) Just like the previous few years, team of Social lab under the banner of JSMU student council collected donations for gift packages to be distributed among children of NICH at the first day of Eid. Fun activities were also carried with the children to make their and our Eid a memorable one.
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MEDAGON (All Pakistan Medical Quiz Competition) (18th& 19th of June 2019): After the 3rd round of Medical quiz at JSMU, 2 teams from JSMU qualified for the next level, which was to take this quiz to a higher platform; a platform named MEDAGON (All Pakistan Medical Quiz Competition. This competition had buzzer rounds for which the entire technically engineered buzzer system was made in 1 and half months by masterminds of JSMU Student Council. The event catered total 16 teams from Karachi and All over Pakistan. Total 9 cities participated in sending their out station teams. Teams from King Edward, Bolan Medical University, Shiekh Zayed, Chankda Medical College, LUMHS Jamshoro and many others were on the participating list. The competition was finally won by Team AKU from Karachi after having a close competition with Team DMC who then stood Runner up. The event was the first ever of its kind under the banner of JSMU Student council, that too of a National Level.
Student council organized All Karachi Pharmacy Quiz 2019 The winners of "All Karachi Pharmacy Quiz 2019" Winners: Team JSMU - IPS A ( Fourth Prof.): Adeeba Siddiqui and Iqra Chauhan
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Runner up: Team KU B ( Fourth Prof.): Mehrose and Huma Highest scorer among audience: Rida Asghar ( Final year IPS) 2nd highest place: Mahnoor Latif ( Final year IPS)
Student council Endynamo 5.0 PSS organized Declamation contest JSMU Public speaking society announced the winners of the Declamation Competition Endynamo 5.0. English Judges: Noor us Saba Tauqeer and Sana Zehra •English Serious category: 1st position - Fizra Balki(MBBS batch2021) 2nd position - Dua Khalid(MBBS batch2024) 3rd position - Hadiqa Bukhari(MBBS )
•English Humorous category: 1st position - Ushna Salahuddin(MBBS batch 2023) 2nd position - Malaika (DPT 2025) 3rd position - Maheen Arshad(IPS) Urdu Judges: Mahjabeen Saleem and Umme Farwa •Urdu Serious category : 1st position - AdeebaAhmed(MBBS batch2023) 2nd position- Azhar Uddin (MBBS batch 2023) 3rd position - Mohammad Tarish(MBBS batch 2025) •Urdu Humorous category: 1st position - Unsa Khan(MBBS batch 2024) -The team that got the first position was SMC-A (Fizra Balki and Unsa khan) -The Runners up team was SMC- B (Ushna Salahuddin and Mohammad Tarish )
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JSMU STUDENT COUNCIL organized a career guidance session on *"Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board test (PLAB) - Medical License Exam for UK"* This session was presented by former smcians who have gone through PLAB after graduation and have successfully attained their license to work in the UNITED KINGDOM.
Student council partnered with ISCE Edition 3rd JSMU, student council as a partner organization of international student convention- ISC and Expo 2019, hosted 15 workshops on Sunday 27th October. Opening ceremony was attended Governor Sindh , Vice chancellors of JSMU, Quaid e Azam university and many other universities of Karachi and across the country.
Student council participated in Tug of War team and table tennis team in the ISC sports tournament
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JSMU Tug of War team and table tennis team participated in the ISC sports tournament. (International Students Convention) and both teams won. They had a tough competition against teams like DOW, KU, Sir Syed.
Student council organized ALL PAKISTAN 3 days Business Management event Sparx 1.0 in collaboration with IOHBMSS Student council organized 3days All Pakistan Business Management event Sparx 1.0 in collaboration with IOHBMSS from 27th September to 29th September 2019.
Teams from all over Pakistan participated. Programs like business intellectual contest, quiz competition and guest speakers’ sessions were conducted.
IOHBMSS won business intellectual contest. Runner up was from F G Boys College. Quiz competition was won by DUHS .
Student council participated in All Karachi Bilingual Declamation Contest held at PAF KEIT JSMU Public Speaking Society member Adeeba of student council participated in All Karachi bilingual declamation contest held in PAF KEIT main campus.
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Student council Literary Society won Bait Bazi Competition of Shan e Ramzan Aliza Zehra from JSMU student Council Literary society won bait bazi competition of Shan e Rumzan of ARY TV.
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14. JSMU Q-BANK: MILESTONES ACHIEVED
The Question Bank works as a feeder of examination papers to the examination department, for the purposes of terminal summative assessment, as well as act as the custodian of assessment items used at the university. The prime function of the Q-Bank is to manage questions for use in the terminal summative assessment. These activities include Collection; Sorting; Organization; Storage; Retrieval and review from a Medical Educational perspective of all question items received. Question Items are all assessment tools, currently or previously used at JSMU, including Multiple Choice Questions; Objective Structured Practical Examinations; Objective Structured Clinical Examinations; Non-OSPE Practical Examinations; Structured Viva Questions, etc. The other responsibility of the department is development of question papers for terminal summative assessment in the designated programs, including the processes of Selection, Review, Organization and Formatting of question papers. Alhamdo’Lillah, the department is a custodian of more than 38,000 questions, including MCQs, OSPEs and OSCEs. Examinations processed by the Q-Bank In the year 2019, Alhamdo’Lillah, the department processed an enviable number of examination papers and question in a short course of time.
Numbers
Practical Examinations 270
Theory Examinations 375
Total Examinations 645
OSPEs / OSCEs processed 2,728
MCQs processed 20,000
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The breakup of examination papers according to the programs is as under :
Theory Papers OSPEs/OSCEs MBBS 154 194
BDS 48 56
DPT 16 14
BSN Generic 05 02
BSN Post-RN 05 04
Pharm D 96 0
MSPH 9 0 MBA / BBA 42 0
TOTAL 375 270
Technology Enhancement and Assessment Processes Institutions and their constituent department can not translate their vision into action without the right leadership. JSMU has been blessed with the right leadership at all levels, to put her and keep her on that pathway.
In the year 2018, a large proportion of activity at Q-Bank was manual and recoding was paper based. We were printing up to 7,000 pieces of paper every month. Switching over to digital solutions has saved us substantially on natural resources as well as manpower. The efficiency has also increased substantially.
Since July 2019, all the theory question papers’ selection is digital, hence no human involvement is the key to unbiased question selection.
Since Sep 2019, all the OSPE/OSCE items are also processed on an indigenously developed software application, reducing probability of human error and improving the quality of examination papers processing. This has also helped us standardize the examinations’ formatting and hence improve the quality of conduct of OSPE/OSCE examinations too.
JSMU is already the largest Medical University in Sindh and second largest in Pakistan. The year 2020 is planned to be year of total digital shift. Subsequently, the Q-Bank could In’Sha’Allah stand out as a paper- less Q-Bank. It may be the first to do so in its contemporaries in this region and almost certainly so in the public sector.
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Review Retreats The Q-Bank conducts question review retreats from time to time. These retreats are used to review the question items by the content experts. Those conducted during the year 2019 rendered more than 4,000 reviewed MCQs and 1000 OSPEs/OSCEs.
Honors and Appreciation In a testimony to the good work done by the Q-Bank team, the honorable Vice Chancellor of JSMU, Prof. Tariq Rafi furnished certificates of appreciation and shields to the members of Q-Bank in a ceremony held recently.
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15. JSMU PUBLICATIONS AND MEDIA CELL: MILESTONES ACHIEVED
The Publications and Media Cell works to build, promote, enhance and preserve the University’s public image using channels of mass communication. In line with the University’s vision and mission, the Publications and Media Cell’s goal is to project JSMU as a dynamic, modern university responsive to the changes in global teaching and research practices with public service at the heart of each activity. The Cell was set up in 2018 and started its media related activities with arranging a tour of the University for eminent journalists from the print and electronic media and the Karachi Press Club. Since then, relations with the media have been maintained with constant communication, events, media releases, interviews, and facilitation at the University’s clinical outreach services. The Cell is responsible for designing and vetting University documents. It also publishes the JSMU Newsletter and the University achievements books as well as prospectuses, programme introductions, souvenir, flyers, logos and stationery for all new institutes and other documents. It also provides publishing support to conferences and events by designing backdrops, conference souvenirs, programme booklets, posters, and design themes. Convocation theme design and documents are also the responsibility of the Cell. JSMU’s research journal Annals of Jinnah Sindh Medical University is managed and published in collaboration with the Research Department. AJSMU website is also managed by Publications and Media Cell. So far, the Cell has produced two JSMU documentaries in collaboration with the I.T. department. We have also produced the Vice chancellor’s video messages for alumni and students on different occasions like admissions process, conferences and events. The Media Cell also maintains the University’s official Facebook page. A comprehensive image bank of University’s activities and facilities is also managed by the Cell.
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AJSMU Articles Dec 2018-Dec 2019
Queued 23 25% Accepted 32 35%
Published 28 31%
Declined 8 9%
AJSMU Articles Published (Dec 2018- Dec 2019)
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All Media Coverage in Year 2019
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