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Pharmacology forms one of the foundations of medical
science, with respect to quality medical education as well as patient safety.
The department is presently headed by Professor Dr. Jayant Kumar Kairi. It has
spacious and well equipped clinical cum Pharmacy and experimental laboratories,
museum, library-cum-seminar room, demonstration room, research laboratory and
modern teaching aids. The department has a recognized adverse drug reaction
monitoring centre under Pharmacovigilance Programme of India (PvPI) with Dr.
Tirthankar Deb, Professor as its co-ordinator. The department follows innovative
teaching learning methods so as to contribute towards training of medical
students as future doctors equipped with competence of rational pharmacotherapy
and communication skills to interact with patients and their relatives, towards
the achievement of National Health Goals.
| Sr. No. | Name | Designation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dr. Jayant Kumar Kairi HOD | Professor |
| 2 | Dr. Tirthankar Deb | Professor |
| 3 | Dr. Manmeet Kaur | Assistant Professor |
| 4 | Dr. Neha Rani | Assistant Professor |
| 5 | Dr. Saurav Mishra | Assistant Professor |
a) Medical
Education for undergraduate MBBS students.
·
Didactic lectures, practical classes,
tutorials & OSPE for 2nd professional MBBS students on pharmacological
basis of use of drugs.
·
Patient centered learning of
Pharmacology: Bed side learning of pharmacology by analysing the management of
real life patients on the basis of pharmacological principles.
·
Computer Assisted learning of
experimental pharmacology
·
Mannequins based demonstration of routes
of drug administration
b) Postgraduate
teaching of MD (Pharmacology) students as per NMC provided CBME guidelines.
c) Adverse
Drug Reaction Monitoring Centre (AMC) run by the Department of Pharmacology, under
the Pharmacovigilance Programme of India (PvPI). It caters to the need of
adverse drug reaction monitoring and patient safety of the whole district of
Karnal on a regular basis as well as undertakes mass monitoring programme e.g
COVID-19 vaccination, National deworming day etc. Training programme is also undertaken
for health care workers and other related government servants like school
teachers from time to time by the department under guidance of AMC,
Co-ordinator Dr. Tirthankar Deb.
d) Materiovigilance
Programme of India (MvPI): Department of Pharmacology also runs MvPI to monitor
medical device-associated adverse events (MDAE), create awareness among
healthcare professionals about the importance of MDAE reporting and to monitor
the benefit-risk profile of medical devices with Dr. Tirthankar Deb as its coordinator.
e) The
department of Pharmacology contributes to the smooth functioning of Institutional
Ethical Committee (IEC) with Dr Jayant Kairi as its Member Secretary.
f) The
department of Pharmacology has been involved with setting up of Multi-Disciplinary
Research Unit (MRU)in our institute from its inception. Dr Jayant Kairi, who is
Nodal Officer, looks after the work of MRU.
