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Central Council of Indian Medicine New Delhi Minutes CENTRAL COUNCIL OF INDIAN MEDICINE NEW DELHI MINUTES OF 163 rd MEETING OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE HELD ON 16 & 17 th May, 2011 AND ADJOURNED MEETING HELD ON 26.5.2011 AT NEW DELHI PRESENT 1. Vaidya Raghunandan Sharma, President, CCIM Chairman 2. Prof. Hakim Syed Khaleefathullah, Vice-President (Unani) Member 3. Dr. V Stanley Jones, Vice-President (Siddha) Member 4. Dr. PK Jain Member 5. Vaidya Ved Prakash Tyagi Member 6. Dr. Niranjan Singh Tyagi Member 7. Dr. D Ramanathan Iyer Member 8. Dr. Rashidullah Khan Member 9. Dr. V Arunachalam Member Dr. PR Sharma Secretary, CCIM Following could not attend the meeting:- 1. Dr. Jayaprakash Narayan, Vice-President (Ayurved) 2. Dr. Khalid Siddiqui Member Agenda Item No.1. Confirmation of minutes of the 162nd meeting of Executive Committee held on 31.1.2011. It was noted that 162 nd meeting of Executive Committee was held on 31.1.2011. The minutes of the same were circulated to all members of Executive Committee vide letter No. 5-1/2011-EC (162 nd ) dated 10.2.2011 with the request to suggest addition/deletion if any within 15 days. No comments in respect of the correctness of the minutes were received, therefore, Executive Committee confirmed the minutes. Agenda Item No.2. Policy decision in respect of the Ayurveda, Unani and Siddha Colleges for the year 2011-12. It was noted that Government of India was asked to inform the policy for adoption for the year 2011-12 in respect of Ayurveda, Unani and Siddha colleges. The consequent upon a representation of All India Federation of Ayurveda Colleges submitted to HFM and Secretary, AYUSH in respect of the lack of Post-graduate 1163ec teaching staff in almost all specialities as well as of some subjects i.e. Panchkarma, Swasthvritta, Prasuti & Striroga, Kaumarbhrittya and Agadtantra etc. Moreover, there is also a shortage of higher faculty (professor + Reader). In this regard two meetings with HFM and Secretary, AYUSH were convened. As per discussion, the following policy was informed by the CCIM to Government of India. S. Parameters Minimum Standards Norms for conditional permission for No 2011-12 1. Teaching staff for 1. Under-graduate Course ASU colleges (i) At least 90% of the total requisite teaching staff as per norms with no minimum requirement of teachers from modern faculty. + (ii) 50% higher faculty (Professor+Reader) of the total required higher faculty. + (iii) Availability of at least one teacher in each Department. (iv) In respect of the Colleges established under section 13 A from 2004-05 to 2008-09 be assessed on the basis of 100% teaching staff. In respect of the Colleges established in 2009- 10 be assessed upto 2 nd professional and established in 2010- 11 be assessed upto 1 st Professional. Excess number of teacher (over and above from the requirement of CCIM) in any Department will not be taken into consideration of as whole in percentage of teaching staff. 2. Post-graduate Course i. One Professor/Reader and one Lecturer in concerned subject in addition to requirement of UG teacher-student ratio for deciding PG intake capacity in case of Professor be 1:3 in case of Reader 1:2 and in case of Lecturer 1:1. ii. Where there is no UG, only running PG course 1 Professor, 1 Reader and 1 Lecturer will be required. 2. Number of beds of 1. Under-graduate Course teaching hospital for ASU colleges 1:2 student-bed ratio. However, at least 100 beded hospital 2. Post-graduate Course Minimum 150 beds 3. OPD of teaching 1. Daily Average OPD attendance of the OPDs running in the hospital for ASU college premises and other own running OPDs in accordance Colleges with the student-patient ratio (1:2) as under:- Students capacity OPD 50 100 60 120 75 150 100 200 Data of OPDs will be taken into consideration from 1 st January, 2010 to 31 st December, 2010. 2163ec 4. IPD of teaching 1. Under-graduate Course 40% hospital for ASU 2. Post-graduate Course 50% colleges Data for assessment of bed occupancy will be taken into consideration from 1 st January, 2010 to 31 st December, 2010. 5. Constructed area 1. College -- 20,000 Sq.ft. for ASU colleges 2. Hospital -- 20,000 Sq.ft. 6. Nursing Staff 80% of total required staff. 7. Other Para-medical 80% of total required staff. (except Nursing and non-teaching staff) Note: No fresh teacher appointed and similarly resubmitted data of OPD & IPD will not be taken into consideration after visitation. In response of the same, Government of India has informed following policy for adoption for the year 2011-12 Applicable to 13 A & 13 C Colleges of Ayurveda, Unani and Siddha colleges. 1. FOR UNDER GRADUATE COURSE. Sl. Parameter Minimum Standards Requirements for conditional No. permission for the academic session 2011-12 1. Teaching staff for (i) At least 90% of the total requisite teaching staff as per under graduate ASU the CCIM’s draft norms with no minimum requirement of colleges teachers from modern faculty. and (ii) 50% higher faculty (Professor + Reader) of the total required higher faculty staff as per the CCIM’s draft norms. and (iii) Availability of at least one teacher in each Department. 2. Number of beds of For hospitals of Ayurveda and Siddha colleges: Student- teaching hospital for Bed Ratio will be 1:2. However, minimum 100 bedded under graduate ASU hospital is required. colleges For hospitals of Unani colleges: Student-Bed Ratio will be 1:1. However, minimum 50 bedded hospital is required. 3. OPD attendance of Daily average OPD attendance of the OPDs will be teaching hospital for required on an average 100 patients per day during 1 st UG courses in ASU January 2010 to 31 st December, 2010. Colleges 4. Bed Occupancy in IPD Minimum 40% bed occupancy during 1 st January 2010 to of teaching hospital for 31 st December, 2010. under graduate ASU colleges 3163ec 2. FOR POST-GRADUATE COURSE. Sl. Parameter Minimum Standards Requirements for conditional No. permission for the academic session 2011-12 1. Teaching and non A. All Ayurveda and Siddha colleges are required to be teaching staff for post recommended on the basis of provisions as exist in the graduate ASU colleges notified PG regulations for Ayurveda entitled ‘ The Indian Medicine Central Council (Postgraduate Ayurveda Education) Regulations, 2005’ , except for the following two modifications which are separately being notified- a. The students teachers ratio of 1:3 shall be allowed instead of 1:2 in case of professor for PG students to be admitted per year. b. The minimum annual average bed occupancy in the IPD of the hospital shall be at least 50% instead of 60%. It is reiterated that all the provisions (measurable and non measurable) as contained in the Indian Medicine Central Council (Postgraduate Ayurveda Education) Regulations, 2005 shall be examined by CCIM before sending their recommendation. B. All Unani colleges are required to be recommended on the basis of provisions as exist in the notified PG regulations for Unani entitled ‘ The Indian Medicine Central Council (Postgraduate Unani Education) Regulations, 2007’. It is reiterated that all the provisions (measurable and non measurable) as contained in the Indian Medicine Central Council (Postgraduate Unani Education) Regulations, 2007 shall be examined by CCIM before sending their recommendation. 2. Number of beds of 1. For Post-graduate Course in Ayurveda and Siddha- teaching hospital for post Minimum 150 beds are required including 50 beds for 10 graduate ASU colleges PG seats in clinical subjects with UG intake capacity of 50 students. However, no. of beds in hospital for PG seats in clinical subjects will be maintained in 1:5 student- bed ratio in addition to beds required for UG seats. 2. For PG courses in Unani- Minimum 75 beds are required including 25 beds for 5 PG seats in clinical subjects with UG intake capacity of 50 students. However, total no. of beds in hospital for PG seats in clinical subjects will be maintained in 1:5 student- bed ratio in addition to beds required for UG seats. 3. OPD of teaching hospital Daily average OPD attendance of the OPDs will be for PG ASU Colleges required on an average 100 patients per day during 4163ec Sl. Parameter Minimum Standards Requirements for conditional No. permission for the academic session 2011-12 period from 1 st January, 2010 to 31 st December, 2010. 4. Bed Occupancy in IPD of Minimum 50% bed occupancy during period from 1 st teaching hospital for post January, 2010 to 31 st December, 2010. graduate ASU colleges Executive committee noted the same for consideration of the visitation report. Agenda Item No.3. Consideration of Visitation Report of Ayurved colleges. It was noted that 250 Ayurved Colleges were visited by the visitors of CCIM appointed as per decision of the Executive Committee in its meeting held on 31.1.2011 under Agenda Item No.03 to assess the available facilities of teaching and practical training for conducting UG and PG course as the case may be and to verify the compliance of the shortcomings informed by the Government of India. After receipt of the visitation reports, President, CCIM had constituted a Screening Committee of following members to screen the visitation report. the meeting of the Screening Committee was held on 12-13&14.5.2011. 1. Dr. Jayaprakash Narayan, Vice-President (Ayurveda) Convener 2. Dr. PK Jain, Member 3. Dr. VP Tyagi Member 4. Dr. NS Tyagi Member 5. Dr. D Ramanathan Member Before starting the consideration of the visitation report following decisions were taken:- i) If required number of teaching staff in accordance to the intake capacity are not available, the decision may be taken by reducing the intake capacity in UG and PG Course as the case may be in accordance to the availability of number of teaching staff.
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