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30Th Batch (2011) 1. “A Study About Alcohol Consumption Among Jaffna 30th Batch (2011) 1. “A study about alcohol consumption among Jaffna University Students” 2011 (30th Batch) Inthujan. V & Theepan. S Supervised by : Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran & Dr.T.Peranantharajah 2. “Prevalence of Polypharmacy and associated factors among senior citizens: community based cross sectional study in Nallur MOH area, Jaffna” 2011 (30th Batch) Sujitha. K & Jathavani. G Supervised by : Dr.(Mrs.)T.S.Navaratinarajah & Dr.N.Rajeshkannan 3. “Study the influence of sociodemographic factors and knowledge of prevention on renal stone disease among renalstone patients admitted to the surgical wards Teaching Hospital Jaffna” 2011 (30th Batch) Jenanthan. P & Arunan. R. C. A Supervised by : Dr.S.Rajendra &Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran 4. “Study the effectiveness and influencing socio economic factors in diabetic patients’ management at diabetic centre, Teaching Hospital Jaffna” 2011 (30th Batch) Sarmila. T & Umaginy. B Supervised by : Dr.N.Sivansuthan & Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran 5. “A study of incidence and selected patient related factors on amoebic Liver abscess at Teaching Hospital, Jaffna” 2011 (30th Batch) Janani. T & Puspana. P Supervised by : Dr.T.Kumanan & Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran 6. “Study on knowledge and level of walking among Type II Diabetes patients: cross sectional study at diabetes centre Teaching Hospital Jaffna” 2011 (30th Batch) Shobika. S & Vaseekari. K Supervised by : Dr.S.Sivansuthan & Dr.N.Rajeshkannan 7. “The study of association of nutritional status with their dietary intake energy expenditure and co-morbid diseases of the elders residing at elders homes in Jaffna” 2011 (30th Batch) Piratheeshka. B & Tharshiny .M Supervised by : Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran & Dr.S.Kumaran 8. “Attitude changes among the Medical students and factors influencing these changes While they are progressing in their undergraduate training” 2011 (30th Batch) Thayalan Dias.S.J & Krishanth.K Supervised by : Dr.S.Sivaganesh & Mr.T.Arunakirinathan 9. “Study the influence of the attitude of the students on current facilities and utilization of library in Faculty of Medicine University of Jaffna” 2011 (30th Batch) Ajanthan. R & Pratheepan. G Supervised by : Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran & Mrs.K.Murugathas 10. “Study the influence of work related factors on biological occupational Hazards among nursing staffs at Jaffna Teaching Hospital” 2011 (30th Batch) Jeisunthar. T & Manitheepan. K Supervised by : Dr.(Mrs).K.Murugananthan & Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran 11. “Factors associated with sub fertility, health seeking behavior and psycho social consequence among the sub fertile couples: cross sectional study in Nallur MOH area” 2011 (30th Batch) Suramiya. A & Sinthujani. K Supervised by : Dr.(Mrs).G.Bavani & Dr.N.Rajeshkannan 12. “Study on knowledge of mothers and factors that influencing on feeding Practice of fewer than 5 year children in Kokuvil-Kondavil area” 2011 (30th Batch) Ealily. N & Malini. P Supervised by : Mrs.M.G.Sathiadas & Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran 13. “Study of influence on maternal and neonatal morbidity in the occurrence of Neonatal jaundice in Teaching Hospital, Jaffna” 2011 (30th Batch) Sobana. M & Sugirtha. S Supervised by : Dr.S.K.Arulmoli & Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran 14. “Performance of students in G.C.E (O/L) 2010 and describe the family & social factors and their association on the performance (In Velanai educational division)” 2011 (30th Batch) Mathananayanan. G & Vatoothayan. M Supervised by : Prof.V.P.Sivanathan & Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran 15. “Study the influence of sociodemographic, disease and service factors on knowledge of dengue disease among school students who are studying in G.C.E (O/L) in Jaffna zone” 2011 (30th Batch) Gajanthini. K & Tharsha. R Supervised by : Dr.T.Kumanan & Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran 16. “Known risk factors for child maltreatment and weighing practice among the children aged less than five years, attending to the weighing posts of Nallur MOH area” 2011 (30th Batch) Thileepan. B & Gobishanth. M Supervised by : Dr.R.Maruthinar & Dr.S.Shivaganesh 17. “The association of educational level and available services on late pregnancy registration among pregnant mothers in Nallur MOH area, Jaffna” 2011 (30th Batch) Kirushanthan. S & Theepan. R.M.M Supervised by : Dr.(Mrs)J.T.Sivashangar & Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran 18. “Implications and outcomes of caesarian sections: A cross sectional study at Teaching Hospital, Jaffna” 2011 (30th Batch) Abarna. K & Nisha. K Supervised by : Dr.A.Sritharan & Dr.N.Rajeshkannan 19. “Satisfaction of the patients on present clinic setup maintained at medical clinics and its magnitude among the elderly patients attending to Medical clinics at Teaching Hospital, Jaffna” 2011 (30th Batch) Gowrinesan. Y & Sarangan. V Supervised by : Dr.T.Kumanan & Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran 20. “Smoking habit and associated factors of undergraduate male students of academic year 2006/2007, University of Jaffna” 2011 (30th Batch) Sivakanth.B & Ushjenthan. S Supervised by : Dr.S.Sivaganesh 21. “Factors influence the readmissions of Schizophrenic patients in Psychiatric unit, Base Hospital, Tellipalai” 2011 (30th Batch) Gayathri. G & Rushanthini. S Supervised by : Dr.S.Sivayokan &Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran 22. “Study on selection of different educational institution and associated factors for GCE (A/L) Bio stream in Jaffna.” 2011 (30th Batch) Aravinthan. N & Devakumar. N Supervised by : Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran & Prof.P.Balasundarampillai 23. “Study on workload of public health midwives and associated factors: cross sectional study in Jaffna District” 2011 (30th Batch) Roeshanthan. S & Kabilan. T Supervised by : Dr.S.Jeyakumar & Dr.N.Rajeskannan 24. “Study about the influence of selected maternal and fetal factors related to premature deliveries in Teaching Hospital, Jaffna” 2011 (30th Batch) Denyraj. F.X.C. & Nishanthiny. K Supervised by : Dr.S.Jeyakumar &Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran 25. “An institutional based cross sectional study on oral health among Grade 11 students in Uduvil MOH area” 2011 (30th Batch) Muralitharan. Y & Kogulnath. R Supervised by : Dr.S.Balakumar & Dr.R. Surenthirakumaran 26. “Usage of mobile phones among A/L students: cross sectional study in Jaffna Educational zone” 2011 (30th Batch) Aravinthan. A & Jeyatharsan. T Supervised by : Dr.S.Balakumaran & Dr.N.Rajeshkannan 27. “Study of the trend and influence of selected factors on reproductive health knowledge and family planning usage among teenage pregnant mothers admitted to Teaching Hospital Jaffna” 2011 (30th Batch) Rajeevan. J & Serujanan. T Supervised by : Dr.K.Guruparan & Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran 28. “Factors associated with family planning practice in Kondavil Centre PHM area” 2011 (30th Batch) Sivatharusan. V & Ajanthini. R Supervised by : Dr.S.Jeyakumar & Dr.S.Sivaganesh 29. “The study of the knowledge about contributing Manmade factors of GI cancer in relation to Socio-economic and Environmental factors; Among G.C.E (A/L) Students in Kopay Division”2011 (30th Batch) Pirabu. N & Shribavan. K Supervised by : Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran, Dr.N.Jeyakumaran & Dr.(Mrs).M.Senthilnanthanan 30. “Relationship between some selected factors and the performance in 1st Examination for Medical degrees of Medical students, University of Jaffna” 2011 (30th Batch) Abalaayan. S & Tishanthan. P Supervised by : Prof.V.Arasaratnam &Dr.S.Sivaganesh 31. “The study on the knowledge of O/L students regarding child abuse: A cross sectional study among GCE (O/L) students of Nallur AGA Division”2011 (30th Batch) Mathuranjany.J & Pavatharani. S Supervised by : Dr.(Mrs).M.G.Sathiadas & Dr.V.Murali 32. “Factors associated with selected health problems of pulmonary Tuberculosis patients coming to Chest clinic-Pannai”2011 (30th Batch) Kalaimaran. P &Yohatheepan. Y Supervised by : Dr.C.S.Jamunanandha & Dr.S.Sivaganesh 33. “Study on self-reported common health problems among the 2012 batch A/L students in Kilinochchi District”2011 (30th Batch) Kumaran. S & Uthayaseelan. K Supervised by : Dr.S.Sivayokan & Dr.S.Sivaganesh 34. “Study the influence of maternal and socio demographic factors on pregnancy related minor medical problems among pregnant women in Nallur MOH area”2011 (30th Batch) Narendran. R Supervised by : Dr.R.Surenthirakumaran & Dr.A.Sritharan .
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