The Department of Physiology celebrated International Women’s Day on March 8, 2024, with a heartfelt event honoring the contributions of women in academia and beyond. Highlights included an inspiring address by Dr. Manisha Gupta, a celebratory cake-cutting ceremony, group photos, and networking among faculty, staff, and students. The event fostered a spirit of unity, respect, and empowerment, reaffirming the department’s commitment to gender equality and academic excellence.
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Induction & Orientation Program for First-Year PGs
By: Admin
2025-04-04
Santosh Deemed to be University successfully conducted a two-day Induction & Orientation Program for its newly joined first-year postgraduate students on 4th and 5th April 2025. With 99 PGs and 11 faculty members participating, the program aimed to lay a strong foundation in CBME (Competency-Based Medical Education), academic rigor, ethical practice, communication skills, and patient-centered care.
Highlights of the program included:
Insightful sessions on core ACGME competencies
Practical training in research methodology, seminars, and journal clubs
Hands-on discussions on patient care, skill enhancement, and medico-legal documentation
Interactive learning on ethics, professionalism, and the use of e-portfolios
The sessions, led by esteemed faculty members, ensured that the PGs were well-oriented to the professional, academic, and ethical expectations of modern medical practice.
Finishing School Exit Program for CRMI’s (MBBS 2019-2020 BATCH)
By: Admin
2025-03-29
At Santosh Deemed to be University, we go beyond textbooks. Our recently held Finishing School Exit Program for the MBBS 2019–2020 batch was a power-packed two-day journey that aimed to equip future doctors with essential skills, real-world insights, and the confidence to lead in an evolving healthcare landscape.
From exploring the A to Z of career opportunities after MBBS, staying ahead with updated medical skills, understanding medicolegal responsibilities, and achieving work-life balance—to preparing for NEET/PG exams, embracing ethics, and building communication & entrepreneurial skills—each session was designed to nurture not just doctors, but empathetic, ethical, and impactful healthcare professionals.
A heartfelt thanks to our esteemed speakers and mentors who inspired the batch to dream big and serve with purpose.
Free health camp at Gharonda Orphanage
By: Admin
2025-03-28
On 28th March 2025, the Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad organized a free health camp at Gharonda Orphanage, a Specialized Adoption Agency in Ghaziabad. Six postgraduate students participated in the camp, providing clinical examinations to 30 children. Common health conditions like diarrhea, rhinitis, URTI, worm infestations, and anemia were diagnosed and treated with free medications. Children were also screened for height, weight, and BMI, with five referred to the Pediatrics Department for further care. The orphanage staff was educated on hygiene, sanitation, and proper medication use. The camp aimed to promote child health through early diagnosis, treatment, and awareness.
Hormonal Care Center
By: Admin
2025-03-28
On 28th February 2025, an educational visit was organized to the Hormonal Care Center as part of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The visit aimed to provide M.Sc. students with practical exposure to advanced techniques in diabetes management. Key learnings included the use of Doppler Vascular Technique for assessing blood flow and detecting vascular complications in diabetic patients, as well as the Vibration Technique for identifying early signs of diabetic neuropathy and preventing foot ulcers. The visit enhanced students' understanding of innovative diagnostic and therapeutic methods, bridging the gap between theory and clinical practice.
Paramedical Development Program – Nurses Training Program
By: Admin
2025-03-27
The Department of IHBT organized a Paramedical Development Program – Nurses Training Program on 27th March 2025 at the Demonstrator Room, Fifth Floor, Santosh Hospital. The session, titled "Blood Transfusion Protocols: Understanding of Blood Component Arrangements," was conducted by Dr. Amit Varma and Dr. Mayurika Tyagi. With 39 internal nurse participants and 2 faculty members, the training focused on the storage, handling, and management of blood components like RBCs, platelets, and plasma. The program enhanced participants’ practical knowledge and operational confidence, aiming to improve patient safety and optimize blood transfusion practices across departments.
Outreach camp at Ashram Gate, Chajarsi, Sector 63, Noida
By: Admin
2025-03-27
The Department of Orthopaedics, Santosh Medical College & Hospital organized an outreach camp on 27th March 2025 at Ashram Gate, Chajarsi, Sector 63, Noida. The camp aimed to extend medical care to nearby communities, enhance student involvement in hands-on community healthcare, and promote overall health awareness. With strong participation from the local community, the camp successfully provided necessary treatments and supported health promotion efforts.
Computer-Assisted Learning (CAL) session
By: Admin
2025-03-26
On 26th March 2025, the Department of Pharmacology at Santosh Medical College organized a Computer-Assisted Learning (CAL) session for MBBS 2nd-year students at the Pharmacology CAL Lab in Ghaziabad. The session focused on the effect of drugs on blood pressure, utilizing interactive simulations and case-based animal experiments to demonstrate the pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of cardiovascular drugs. Faculty members, including Dr. Saborni Dey and Dr. Hariom Soni, guided students in observing real-time hemodynamic responses and graph creation. The session enhanced students' understanding of physiological mechanisms, with post-session feedback suggesting increased session duration and more case-based modules for improved comprehension. The event highlighted the effectiveness of CAL in connecting theoretical knowledge to clinical practice.
Induction and Orientation Program for Medical Interns
By: Admin
2025-03-25
At Santosh Deemed to be University, we welcomed the MBBS Batch 2020–2021 interns with a comprehensive Induction and Orientation Program on 25th & 26th March—a program curated to bridge the gap between medical education and real-world clinical responsibilities.
This enriching two-day session equipped our young doctors with essential knowledge, hands-on skills, and professional wisdom to face the challenges of clinical practice with clarity and compassion.
Key highlights included:
Internship rules & responsibilities – Dr. Alpana & Dr. Alka
Patient safety & error prevention – Dr. V.N. Mahalakshmi
Rational prescription writing – Dr. O.P. Kalra
Core competencies & skill development – Dr. V.N. Mahalakshmi
Essential and P drugs – Dr. Deepika Agarwal
Medicolegal responsibilities – Dr. Sakshi Yadav
Diagnostic test usage – Dr. Ashok Kumar
Communication & documentation – Dr. Mayurika Tyagi
Stress & time management – Dr. Alpana Agrawal
A heartfelt felicitation to our visionary leader, Dr. V.N. Mahalakshmi, for her unwavering mentorship and support.
The smiles and enthusiasm of our interns say it all—we’re proud to nurture the next generation of medical professionals, equipped not just with degrees, but with purpose.
Induction & Orientation Program for Interns
By: Admin
2025-03-25
The Induction & Orientation Program for Interns was held from 25th to 26th March 2025 at the MEU, Santosh Medical College. The program, organized by the Medical Education Unit (MEU), aimed to introduce newly joined interns to the clinical environment, helping them adapt to challenges in medical practice. The session covered key areas such as regulatory norms, ethical and medico-legal issues, patient safety, and the importance of effective communication. Interns were also guided on diagnostic testing, rational prescriptions, and developing a personal growth plan for their professional journey. The program successfully equipped participants with essential knowledge and skills for their internship.
World Tuberculosis Day
By: Admin
2025-03-24
To mark World Tuberculosis (TB) Day on 24th March 2025, the Department of Pathology & IHBT at Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad, organized a Continuing Medical Education (CME) program aimed at raising awareness and educating healthcare professionals on various aspects of TB management. The program focused on the latest guidelines for diagnosis and treatment, strategies for TB prevention and eradication, and the growing concern of drug-resistant TB.
The event began with a PG symposium featuring second-year postgraduate students from the Pathology and IHBT departments. The students delivered insightful presentations on key topics such as the types and pathophysiology of TB, morphological features, diagnostic approaches, and management strategies, including complications. This was followed by an interactive TB Quiz conducted for MBBS II-year students (Batch 2023–24), designed to test and reinforce their understanding of TB epidemiology, treatment protocols, and prevention measures.
The CME proved to be a valuable learning experience, fostering knowledge sharing and encouraging collaboration among medical students, faculty, and healthcare professionals. It successfully highlighted the urgent need for continuous education, early diagnosis, and a united effort in combating tuberculosis to improve public health outcomes.
World TB Day
By: Admin
2025-03-24
On World TB Day (March 24, 2025), the Department of Respiratory Medicine & Radiodiagnosis organized an academic session to raise TB awareness among medical and allied health students. Experts including Dr. Shubhranshu, Dr. Mahendran, and Dr. Manish Kumar Sharma discussed early detection, treatment strategies, and the importance of combating drug-resistant TB and stigma. An interactive session led by Ms. Neelam and poster presentations by BSc Radiology students enriched the event, fostering interdisciplinary learning and collaboration in the fight against tuberculosis.
World Tuberculosis Day-Department of Pathology
By: Admin
2025-03-24
The Department of Pathology at Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad, organized a PG symposium and quiz on March 24, 2025, themed “Yes, We Can End TB: Commit, Invest, Deliver” to mark World TB Day. The event engaged MBBS (2023–24 batch) and postgraduate students, with active participation from faculty members. Aimed at promoting community engagement and advocating WHO TB elimination strategies, the program emphasized the importance of awareness, policy implementation, and collective action in the fight against tuberculosis.
Department of IHBT conducted a Paramedical Development Program – Nurses Training Program
By: Admin
2025-03-24
The Department of IHBT conducted a Paramedical Development Program – Nurses Training Program on 24th March 2025 at the Demonstrator Room, First Floor, Santosh Hospital. Focused on the topic "Blood Transfusion Protocols: Understanding of Blood Component Arrangements," the session was led by Dr. Amit Varma and Dr. Mayurika Tyagi and attended by 23 newly inducted nurses along with 2 faculty members. The training provided essential knowledge on blood component types, storage protocols, and safety measures in transfusion practices. The program successfully enhanced operational confidence and preparedness among nurses, contributing to improved patient care and safety
Medical camp-Department of Physiology
By: Admin
2025-03-22
A medical camp was held on 22nd March 2025 in Crossing Republic, organized by the Department of Physiology. The camp offered free health consultations, check-ups, and health education to the local community. Services included blood pressure monitoring, BMI measurements, and general health advice. Health talks focused on disease prevention and healthy living. The camp successfully raised health awareness, with attendees expressing gratitude for the free medical support and requesting future camps. Positive feedback highlighted the importance of regular health check-ups and preventive care.
Value Added Course (VAC)
By: Admin
2025-03-22
On 22nd March 2025, the Department of Biochemistry conducted a Value Added Course (VAC) session on “Orientation & Definition and Classification of Diabetes” at Maharaja Hall, organized by Dr. Poonam Agrawal. The program witnessed participation from 5 faculty members and 27 postgraduate students. The session aimed to bridge the gap between academic learning and industry demands by enhancing practical knowledge. It covered the basics of diabetes, its types, causes, and complications, with a focus on real-world relevance. Participants appreciated the interactive discussions, and the session successfully provided an engaging learning experience that reinforced understanding of a key global health issue.
Early Clinical Exposure (ECE) program
By: Admin
2025-03-22
The Department of Physiology, in collaboration with the Department of General Medicine, organized a successful Early Clinical Exposure (ECE) program for first-year MBBS students on 21st and 22nd February 2025 at the General Medicine Ward, Santosh Medical College and Hospital, Ghaziabad. Supervised by a dedicated faculty team, the session aimed to bridge theoretical knowledge with clinical practice through case-based learning. Students explored real-life cases such as anaemia, chronic liver disease, cerebral palsy, stroke, tuberculosis, and acute febrile illness. The program emphasized patient interaction, clinical correlation with physiology, and bedside learning. Students gained valuable exposure, improved communication skills, and appreciated the clinical relevance of their academic studies—receiving overwhelmingly positive feedback.
Biochem Brainstorm Quiz
By: Admin
2025-03-22
On 22nd March 2025, the Department of Biochemistry at Santosh Medical College organized the "Biochem Brainstorm Quiz" under the theme "Engaging Minds, Enhancing Learning Through Competition" at Maharaja Hall. Led by Dr. Poonam Agrawal and her team, the event saw enthusiastic participation from 114 MBBS students. The multi-round quiz featured MCQs via Google Forms, a Mentimeter-based live quiz, and a picture clue challenge, promoting active learning, critical thinking, and subject engagement. Winners included Uzair Rehman (1st), Devesh Sharma (2nd), and Arnav Maheshwari (3rd). Students praised the event’s innovative approach and requested similar interactive sessions in the future.
Department of IHBT organized a Technician Training on HIC and Hand Hygiene
By: Admin
2025-03-21
The Department of IHBT organized a Technician Training on HIC and Hand Hygiene on 21st March 2025 at the Blood Centre, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad. Led by Dr. Amit Varma, the session focused on raising awareness about Healthcare-Associated Infections (HIC) and the critical role of hand hygiene in infection prevention. Attended by 1 faculty member, 6 students, and 9 non-teaching staff, the training included interactive discussions, WHO's 5 Moments of Hand Hygiene, and practical demonstrations. The program successfully enhanced participants’ understanding and reinforced best practices in infection control, contributing to a safer healthcare environment.
Celebrate Down Syndrome Day
By: Admin
2025-03-21
The Department of Pediatrics at Santosh Hospital organized an event to Celebrate Down Syndrome Day on 21st March 2025 in the Demo Room (1st Floor). The program saw participation from 4 faculty members and 25 students. The aim was to raise awareness about Down Syndrome, highlight the significance of early diagnosis, and promote early intervention for better developmental outcomes. The session featured informative presentations, case studies, and real-life examples. Positive feedback was received, and a follow-up workshop focusing on advanced care strategies and social inclusion is planned for the near future.
Talk on Care of Preterm Neonates
By: Admin
2025-03-21
The Department of Pediatrics, Santosh Hospital, conducted a Talk on Care of Preterm Neonates on 21st March 2025 in the Demo Room (1st Floor). With 4 faculty members and 12 students in attendance, the session focused on the critical role of nutrition in preterm infant care. Key topics included early feeding strategies, breast milk fortification, and managing feeding intolerance. Case studies offered practical learning. Participants praised the session for its clarity and relevance. A follow-up workshop on advanced neonatal nutrition is planned to further strengthen neonatal care practices.
Outreach Health Camp at Bhojpur Pat
By: Admin
2025-03-21
On 21st March 2025, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad organized an Outreach Health Camp at Bhojpur Pat, focusing on child health and community wellness. The camp saw active participation from postgraduates and interns from the Departments of Paediatrics, Medicine, Ophthalmology, and Dental. Basic health checkups, immunization and nutrition counseling, and free medicines were provided to children. Dr. Hare Krishna (Paediatrics) and intern Ambesh Kumar led the pediatric team. The event helped identify key health concerns in children and offered guidance to caregivers, ensuring follow-up at Santosh Hospital for further care.
World Oral Health Day Outreach Programs
By: Admin
2025-03-20
To commemorate World Oral Health Day 2025, Santosh Dental College and Hospital organized a series of impactful outreach programs from March 20 to 31 across Ghaziabad. These included free dental check-ups, oral health education, and hygiene product distribution at schools, colleges, and community centers. Events at locations like Salam Balak Trust, Anganwadi School, MMH College, St. Thomas School, and Stairs International School reached 462 individuals, promoting awareness on proper brushing techniques, tobacco cessation, and preventive dental care. The initiative emphasized that oral health is vital to overall well-being, inspiring communities to adopt healthier habits
Role of Insulin in Carbohydrate Metabolism
By: Admin
2025-03-20
An online PG teaching session on the topic "Role of Insulin in Carbohydrate Metabolism" was conducted on 20th March 2025 via Zoom, organized by Dr. Poonam Agrawal. The session saw participation from 11 attendees, including 4 faculty members and 7 postgraduate students. The objective was to deepen the understanding of insulin’s biochemical functions and its role in metabolic disorders like diabetes. The class encouraged interactive learning through case discussions and was well-received by participants. Plans are in place to continue such sessions to further enrich postgraduate education.
Training Programme for PG on Blood Transfusion Protocols
By: Admin
2025-03-20
The Training Programme for PG on Blood Transfusion Protocols was held on 20th March 2025 at the Blood Centre, Department of IHBT, Santosh Hospital. The session aimed to educate postgraduate students from Pulmonary Medicine and Pediatrics on the critical aspects of blood transfusion protocols, focusing on the handling, storage, and arrangement of blood components. Key topics included pre-transfusion testing, cross-matching, transfusion reactions, and recent advancements in transfusion medicine. The session was interactive, with Q&A discussions, and emphasized patient safety and efficient healthcare delivery. Feedback from participants was positive, highlighting the program's practical value for clinical training and improving transfusion procedures.
Holi Celebration-Respiratory Medicine Department
By: Admin
2025-03-13
On 13th March 2025, the Respiratory Medicine Department of Santosh Medical College and Hospital celebrated Holi with faculty, postgraduate students, interns, and support staff. The celebration, organized by Dr. Manish, Dr. Mahendran, and Dr. Eshutosh, included a small gathering where the staff received blessings, creating a joyful atmosphere. The event featured sharing sweets, a lunch for all staff, and colorful celebrations with rangoli and gulal post-lunch. This festive occasion helped uplift the spirits of the department's team, fostering a sense of community and camaraderie.
Netrakumbh Felicitation Event: Honoring Dedication & Service
By: Admin
2025-03-11
On March 11, 2025, the Department of Ophthalmology, Santosh Deemed to be University, hosted a felicitation ceremony to honor the PG and Optometry students who actively participated in Netrakumbh 2025, a dedicated eye camp held at Mahakumbh, Prayagraj. The event, graced by esteemed dignitaries, provided a platform for students to share their experiences, learnings, and challenges from the camp. Their reflections highlighted clinical exposure, community service, and professional growth. The interactive session served as an inspiration for fellow students, reinforcing the significance of hands-on experience in ophthalmology. The ceremony concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks.
Outreach medical camp-Department of Orthopaedics
By: Admin
2025-03-11
The Department of Orthopaedics at Santosh Medical College & Hospital actively participated in an outreach medical camp on 11th March 2025 at Shahi Export, Ghaziabad. The initiative aimed to extend healthcare services to the community, promote health awareness, and involve students in hands-on learning through community engagement. The camp witnessed enthusiastic participation from the local population, and medical care was provided based on individual needs, making the event a successful step toward community health promotion.
Disorders of Amino Acid Metabolism
By: Admin
2025-03-11
The Department of Biochemistry conducted a Jigsaw-themed interactive learning session on “Disorders of Amino Acid Metabolism” on 11th and 12th March 2025 at Maharaja Hall, organized by Dr. Eram and Dr. Astha. A total of 58 and 55 MBBS students attended on the respective days, along with 6 faculty members. The session aimed to enhance collaboration, critical thinking, and communication skills through peer-led learning. Students explored various inherited metabolic disorders caused by enzyme deficiencies affecting amino acid metabolism. The class was highly appreciated for its interactive format, leading to better retention, active engagement, and deeper understanding of complex biochemical concepts.
World Obesity Day Peer Teaching
By: Admin
2025-03-09
The Department of Physiology organized a World Obesity Day event on March 9, 2025, at Maharaja Hall to raise awareness about obesity, its causes, and prevention. Coordinated by Ms. Deepika and anchored by Pari (BDS 1st year), the session featured engaging peer teaching by students and insightful discussions. Dr. Manisha, HOD of Physiology, delivered the vote of thanks, highlighting the importance of continued awareness and healthy lifestyle choices. The event successfully fostered learning and advocacy among first-year BDS students
Women's Day Celebration
By: Admin
2025-03-08
Forensic Ballistic: Uncovering Hidden Clues Behind Every Shot
By: Admin
2025-03-08
On 8th March 2025, the Department of Forensic Science and Forensic Medicine & Toxicology organized a guest lecture on the theme "Forensic Ballistic: Uncovering Hidden Clues Behind Every Shot" at LT-4. The session, attended by 123 MBBS students and 6 faculty members, provided valuable insights into the principles and applications of forensic ballistics. The lecture covered advancements in ballistic technology and methods for identifying firearms and linking bullets to weapons. The program significantly enhanced participants' understanding of ballistics, fostering a deeper knowledge of this critical area in forensic science. Future activities are planned to further explore the subject.
Santosh Dental College Celebrates National Dentist’s Day
By: Admin
2025-03-07
On March 7, 2025, Santosh Dental College and Hospital celebrated National Dentist’s Day with a special outreach program at Dhara Singh High School, Ghaziabad. The theme was Celebrating Our Smile Guardians. Organized by the Department of Public Health Dentistry, the event aimed to spread awareness about oral health and provide free dental check-ups. An oral health awareness pamphlet was released by Dr. Natasha Gambhir, Dr. Meena Jain, Dr. Atul Prashar and the teachers of the school
A total of 178 individuals underwent dental screenings and consultations. Postgraduate students and interns actively engaged in educating participants on proper toothbrushing techniques and oral hygiene practices. This initiative highlighted the college’s commitment to community service and preventive dentistry, reinforcing the importance of maintaining good oral health. The event successfully fostered awareness and enthusiasm among students and staff, making it a meaningful celebration of the profession. Santosh University continues to empower communities with quality dental care and education, ensuring a brighter and healthier future for all.
Technician Training on Sample Collection and Transportation
By: Admin
2025-03-07
The Department of IHBT organized a Technician Training on Sample Collection and Transportation on 7th March 2025 at the Blood Centre, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad. Led by Dr. Mayurika Tyagi, the session aimed to educate medical technicians and staff on maintaining sample integrity through proper collection, handling, and transportation techniques. With participation from 2 faculty, 6 students, and 9 non-teaching staff, the interactive session covered SOPs, contamination prevention, storage requirements, and documentation practices. The training concluded with a Q&A segment and was well-received, enhancing participants' practical skills for accurate diagnostics and patient safety
CME on “Newer Drugs Used in Bipolar Depression"
By: Admin
2025-03-07
The Department of Psychiatry at Santosh Deemed to be University, Ghaziabad organized a CME on “Newer Drugs Used in Bipolar Depression” on 7th March 2025 at the 1st Floor Seminar Room, Santosh Hospital. The session was chaired by Dr. A.K. Seth (Prof. & HOD, Psychiatry) and organized by Dr. Saloni (Assistant Professor) with a presentation by Dr. Aishwarya Mittal (JR2). The CME highlighted emerging pharmacological advancements in managing bipolar depression, with a special focus on Lumateperone, an atypical antipsychotic showing promising efficacy and safety. The event was attended by faculty and junior resident doctors, fostering knowledge exchange and clinical awareness on innovative treatment strategies.
Outreach Health Camp at Abupur, Uttar Pradesh
By: Admin
2025-03-07
On 7th March 2025, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad organized an Outreach Health Camp at Abupur, Uttar Pradesh, with participation from the Departments of Paediatrics, Medicine, ENT, and Ophthalmology. The camp catered to around 50 children, offering free medical checkups, immunization and nutrition counseling, along with medicine distribution. Dr. Rahul Daral, a senior postgraduate from Paediatrics, led the pediatric team. The camp successfully identified health concerns among children and guided caregivers for further care at Santosh Hospital. The initiative concluded at 2 PM, strengthening community health outreach efforts.
Training Programme on Blood Transfusion Protocols
By: Admin
2025-03-05
The Training Programme on Blood Transfusion Protocols was held on 5th March 2025 at the Department of IHBT, Santosh Hospital, for second-year postgraduate students from the Surgery and Anesthesia departments. Led by Dr. Amit Varma and Dr. Mayurika, the session focused on the importance of following standardized blood transfusion protocols to ensure patient safety and improve clinical outcomes. The session emphasized adherence to protocols, transfusion safety, and the critical role of continuous learning in clinical practice. The feedback was positive, with participants gaining valuable knowledge to enhance their clinical skills in blood transfusion management.
World Obesity Day
By: Admin
2025-03-04
On March 4, 2025, the Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, organized a World Obesity Day awareness camp at Composite Vidyalaya, Pratap Vihar, Ghaziabad. With the theme focused on combating the global obesity epidemic, interns delivered insightful monologues on obesity's causes, complications, and prevention under the guidance of postgraduate students. The event included an interactive Q&A session and concluded with students pledging to adopt a healthier lifestyle. The program was well-coordinated by MSW and nursing staff, promoting awareness and action towards a healthier future.
Cervical Collar Application in Trauma Patients
By: Admin
2025-03-03
On 3rd March 2025, the Emergency Department of Santosh Hospital organized a hands-on training session on Cervical Collar Application in Trauma Patients. Conducted by Dr. Natasha Dhingra and supervised by Dr. Sakshi Yadav, the session was aimed at enhancing the clinical skills of 1st-year postgraduates and ER/ICU/Triage nursing staff. Participants received practical training on cervical collar selection, positioning, and application, along with discussions on spinal precautions and real-life trauma scenarios. The interactive session significantly improved the participants' confidence and competence in managing cervical spine injuries, reinforcing the hospital’s commitment to advanced trauma care.
Diabetes, Nephropathy, Liver, and Cardiovascular Risk (CV Risk) Screening Camp
By: Admin
2025-02-28
On February 28, 2025, Santosh Medical College & Hospital, in collaboration with the Department of Biochemistry and the Delhi Diabetic Forum, conducted a comprehensive screening camp for diabetes, nephropathy, liver disease, and cardiovascular risk. With free diagnostic tests and consultations, the camp identified critical health concerns, including obesity (30%), hypertension (30%), diabetes (15%), and high cardiovascular risk (8%). The event highlighted the importance of early detection and lifestyle interventions in preventing chronic diseases. By focusing on proactive healthcare, regular monitoring, and multidisciplinary care, such initiatives help reduce disease burden and promote long-term well-being.
Poster Presentation & Talk on Cancer Awareness: Recent Updates & Biomarkers
By: Admin
2025-02-28
The Department of Pathology organized a Poster Presentation & Talk on Cancer Awareness on February 28, 2025, at the Demonstration Room, Pathology Department. With participation from faculty members and 40-50 students, the session aimed to educate attendees on cancer types, early detection, treatment advancements, and biomarkers. Engaging presentations and posters provided insights into the latest developments in oncology. The program successfully enhanced awareness, promoted early diagnosis, and encouraged proactive community involvement in cancer prevention. The session fostered meaningful discussions, emphasizing the importance of early intervention and research in improving patient outcomes.
Diabetes, Neuropathy, Bone & Thyroid Screening Camp
By: Admin
2025-02-27
On February 27, 2025, Santosh Medical College & Hospital, in collaboration with the Delhi Diabetic Forum, conducted a vital health screening camp to detect diabetes, neuropathy, bone disorders, and thyroid issues. The initiative aimed to identify these conditions early and raise awareness about preventive healthcare. With 80 participants screened, 50% were found to have diabetes, 25% had neuropathy, 18.75% had bone health issues, and 6.25% had thyroid concerns. The findings emphasized the need for regular screenings, lifestyle modifications, and multidisciplinary care. The camp underscored the importance of proactive health management to prevent long-term complications.
Blueprinting & Question Paper Development for GMER 2024 Regulation
By: Admin
2025-02-25
On February 25, 2025, the Medical Education Unit (MEU) of Santosh Medical College organized a workshop on Blueprinting & Question Paper Development as per the new GMER 2024 guidelines. With participation from 44 faculty members, the session aimed to familiarize educators with assessment changes, blueprinting concepts, and the integration of AETCOM elements in short-answer questions. Faculty engaged in interactive discussions, developed system-weighted blueprints, and practiced crafting reasoning-based questions. The workshop successfully enhanced faculty competency in structured question paper design, ensuring a fair and comprehensive assessment framework for medical students. Future sessions are planned for continued refinement.
National Oral Pathologists Day Celebration
By: Admin
2025-02-24
The Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology and Oral Microbiology Department at Santosh Dental College & Hospitals, Ghaziabad successfully celebrated National Oral Pathologists Day on 24th February 2025.
The event honored the dedication and expertise of oral pathologists in diagnosing and preventing oral diseases. It was a moment to recognize their crucial role in ensuring better oral health for all.
Mastering Hand Hygiene: A Critical Skill
By: Admin
2025-02-24
The Mastering Hand Hygiene: A Critical Skill program, organized by the Department of Pathology on February 24, 2025, aimed to educate students and faculty on preventing hospital-acquired infections through proper hand hygiene. Held in the Demonstration Room, the session provided hands-on training to more than 30 students, emphasizing the importance of handwashing in reducing disease transmission. Participants learned the seven WHO-recommended steps for effective hand hygiene. Feedback indicated a highly positive outcome, highlighting increased awareness and improved practices. This initiative reinforced the crucial role of proper hand hygiene in maintaining a safe hospital environment.
National Periodontist Day Celebration
By: Admin
2025-02-21
The Department of Periodontics and Oral Implantology successfully organized National Periodontists Day from February 17th to 23rd, 2025, under the theme "Protecting Gums, Perfecting Smiles – The Periodontist Way." The event aimed to raise awareness about gum health, promote preventive care, and highlight the crucial role of periodontists in maintaining healthy smiles.
Community Outreach Camps:
February 17th – A free dental check-up camp in Vijay Nagar Thana screened 51 patients, offering essential gum health assessments and distributing oral care kits.
February 20th – A dental camp at Champs World School provided check-ups for 332 individuals, alongside an impactful Nukkad Natak, debunking myths and stressing the importance of early intervention in gum disease prevention.
National Periodontists Day Celebration – February 21st
A guest lecture by Dr. Amit Bhardwaj educated students on periodontal procedures and surgical advancements.
Engaging quizzes challenged interns and postgraduates, enhancing their knowledge of periodontics.
A media reel showcased the role of periodontists in preserving natural teeth and ensuring oral health.
With expert insights, awareness programs, and community engagement, this initiative successfully reinforced the significance of healthy gums for a healthier life!
Guest Lecture on Cancer Awareness & Pharmacological Guidelines
By: Admin
2025-02-19
On February 19, 2025, the Department of Pharmacology, Santosh Medical College & Hospital, Ghaziabad, hosted a guest lecture by Dr. Kavita Dhar, Professor & HOD, SIMS, along with Dr. Saborni Dey, HOD, Pharmacology, Santosh Medical College. The session, themed “You can be a victim of cancer or a survivor of cancer. It's a mindset,” provided PGs, PhD scholars, and faculty with insights into the latest cancer treatment guidelines, diagnosis, and preventive measures. In alignment with World Cancer Day 2025’s theme, "United by Unique," the lecture emphasized unity in battling cancer. Such academic events enhance knowledge and encourage further research.
Induction & Orientation Program for Dental Interns 2025
By: Admin
2025-02-18
The Induction & Orientation Program for Dental Interns 2025 at Santosh Dental College & Hospital, held on February 18-19, aimed to equip interns with essential clinical, ethical, and research skills for a smooth transition into professional practice. Organized by the Dental Education Unit and IQAC of Santosh Deemed to be University, the program featured expert-led sessions on patient safety, medico-legal responsibilities, communication, and research opportunities. Hands-on workshops and interactive discussions enhanced learning, ensuring interns gained competency in professional conduct and clinical decision-making. The program concluded with a valedictory session, reinforcing Santosh Dental College’s commitment to shaping skilled and ethical dental professionals.
International Guest Lecture on Low Vision Awareness: Insights from an Expert
By: Admin
2025-02-18
On February 18, 2025, the Department of Ophthalmology at Santosh Deemed to be University organized an international guest lecture as part of Low Vision Awareness Month. Mr. Rahul Raghav, Senior Optometrist from Dubai, UAE, shared insights on assessing and managing low vision. The session, attended by faculty, PG students, and optometry interns, covered classification, clinical assessment, and patient education. Additionally, Dr. Ayub Ali led an awareness session for low vision patients. The event successfully enhanced knowledge and raised awareness, contributing to academic and clinical advancements in Ophthalmology.
Workshop on Advanced Literature Searching Techniques using Santosh Central Library Databases
By: Admin
2025-02-17
From 17th to 21st February 2025, Santosh Central Library hosted a five-day workshop on Advanced Literature Searching Techniques, empowering students and faculty with essential research skills. Through interactive morning and evening sessions, participants explored advanced database tools, refined their search strategies, and gained valuable insights to enhance their academic and clinical research.
Service Orientation & Course Commencement for Incoming PG Students
By: Admin
2025-02-17
Santosh Medical College conducted a Service Orientation & Course Commencement Ceremony on February 17, 2025, at Santosh Hospital. With 92 students and 15 faculty members in attendance, the program introduced new PG students to NMC norms, university regulations, hospital policies, and their roles in patient care and research. Faculty members and administrators provided insights into academic expectations, infection control practices, and professional conduct. The interactive session allowed students to engage in discussions and seek clarifications. The event successfully prepared students for their postgraduate journey, with plans for a full-day orientation in March for further guidance.
Faculty Development Program Attended
By: Admin
2025-02-16
From February 16 to 18, 2025, faculty members from Santosh Medical College attended a Faculty Development Program at Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC), Delhi, organized by the Medical Education Unit (MEU), NMC Nodal Centre. The program aimed to enhance teaching methodologies, curriculum design, and student evaluation techniques. Dr. Mayurika Tyagi and Dr. Shikha Pawaiya represented the institution, gaining valuable insights into modern medical education practices. The acquired skills will enhance teaching effectiveness and improve educational quality. Future plans include conducting Faculty Development Programs to share these learnings, fostering excellence in medical education at Santosh Medical College.
Workshop on Dissertation Writting
By: Admin
2025-02-16
On February 16, 2025, Santosh Medical College organized a comprehensive Workshop on Dissertation Writing for final-year MD/MS students. With 99 participants, including faculty and students, the workshop aimed to equip attendees with essential research writing skills. Sessions covered dissertation structure, data analysis, formatting, scientific writing, and presentation techniques. Key takeaways included IMRAD format guidelines, plagiarism checks, ethical clearance, and submission protocols. Interactive lectures, hands-on sessions, and discussions enhanced learning. The workshop successfully improved participants’ confidence in research documentation. Future initiatives include a Protocol Writing Workshop for first-year postgraduates to further strengthen research skills.
Hands-On Workshop on Impulse Oscillometry: Advancing Pulmonary Diagnostics
By: Admin
2025-02-14
The Department of Pulmonary Medicine at Santosh Hospital organized a hands-on workshop on Impulse Oscillometry on February 14, 2025. Attended by 15 faculty members and residents, the session provided both theoretical knowledge and practical training on this advanced diagnostic tool for evaluating small airway diseases. Participants gained insights into the principles and clinical applications of impulse oscillometry, enhancing their diagnostic skills. The workshop received positive feedback, reinforcing its role in improving pulmonary assessments. Future sessions are planned to further explore innovative respiratory diagnostics and strengthen clinical expertise in pulmonary medicine.
Anemia Awareness Day
By: Admin
2025-02-14
On February 14, 2025, the Department of Pediatrics at Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, organized a health awareness program, Let’s Fight Anemia, in collaboration with the Academy of Pediatrics, Ghaziabad. With 38 students and faculty members in attendance, the event focused on anemia prevention through dietary counseling and health education. Mothers actively participated, sharing iron-rich recipes, while students distributed fresh vegetables. The interactive session emphasized simple dietary changes to combat anemia-related issues like weakness, poor concentration, and irritability. The event received positive feedback, and plans are in place to repeat this initiative every six months for sustained impact.
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Day Celebration
By: Admin
2025-02-11
The Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery organized Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Day from February 11th to 13th, 2025, under the theme "Early Detection and Prevention of Oral Cancer." The initiative aimed to raise awareness about oral cancer, emphasize preventive measures, and educate students and professionals on early screening techniques.
Event Highlights:
February 11th – A Nukkad Natak (Street Play) performed by postgraduate students effectively conveyed the dangers of tobacco use and unhealthy habits, highlighting the need for early detection and prevention.
February 12th – A Faculty Development Program (FDP) featured Dr. Anshuman and Dr. Ashish Gupta, who shared insights on advanced diagnostic tools and preventive strategies, reinforcing the role of dental professionals in early oral cancer detection.
February 14th – A Slogan Writing Competition encouraged creative expression, with students crafting impactful slogans that emphasized the importance of early screening and oral cancer prevention.
With expert discussions, awareness drives, and interactive activities, the event successfully reinforced the urgency of early detection and prevention of oral cancer, empowering future dental professionals to make a lasting impact.
World Cancer Day Commemoration – Awareness Program by the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology
By: Admin
2025-02-11
The Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Santosh Medical College Hospital organized a series of awareness programs to commemorate World Cancer Day on 11th, 20th, and 24th February 2025. The events took place from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the hospital, with the primary aim of educating patients and the community about cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment.
Seminar on National Deworming Day
By: Admin
2025-02-10
The Department of Pediatrics at Santosh Medical College Hospital organized a seminar on National Deworming Day on 10th February 2025 at the Conference Hall, Department of Pediatrics. The event aimed to spread awareness about deworming, its significance in preventing diseases, and the importance of maintaining hygiene.
Free Health Camp at Gharonda Orphanage: Ensuring Better Health for Children
By: Admin
2025-01-31
On January 31, 2025, the Department of Community Medicine, in collaboration with the Department of Paediatrics at Santosh Medical College, organized a free health camp at Gharonda Orphanage, Ghaziabad. A total of 38 children underwent comprehensive health screenings, including height, weight, BMI, and clinical examinations. Common health issues such as rhinitis, URTI, worm infestations, and anemia were diagnosed, and free medications were provided. The orphanage caretaker was guided on medication usage, and children were educated on healthy habits. This initiative reinforced the importance of regular health check-ups and preventive care for underprivileged children.
World Leprosy Day
By: Admin
2025-01-30
The Department of Microbiology at Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad, organized a CME session on January 30, 2025, to commemorate World Leprosy Day. The event featured expert presentations, an online quiz, and discussions on leprosy’s diagnosis, treatment, and prevention, reinforcing the importance of awareness and research in combating the disease.
Outreach Health Camp at Gharonda Bal Ashram, Ghaziabad
By: Admin
2025-01-30
Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, organized a health outreach camp on 30th January 2025 at Gharonda Bal Ashram to provide essential healthcare services to children in the local community. The camp was attended by postgraduate representatives from the Departments of Paediatrics and Preventive & Social Medicine (PSM), including Dr. Yashika Sharma, a 3rd-year postgraduate from the Department of Paediatrics.
The primary objective of the camp was to conduct free medical check-ups, provide immunization counseling, and offer nutritional guidance. Necessary medicines were distributed based on individual health needs, ensuring comprehensive care for the 39 children who participated.
Execution:
- The medical team arrived at the venue at 1:45 PM.
- Free health check-ups, consultations, and medications were provided to all children.
- The staff members responsible for the children were counseled on seeking further medical evaluation and treatment at Santosh Hospital for moderate to severe health conditions.
- The camp successfully concluded at 4:00 PM, having provided valuable healthcare interventions and support to the children.
This initiative highlighted Santosh Hospital’s commitment to community health and child welfare, addressing medical concerns and promoting well-being among underserved children.
Computer-Assisted Learning Session on Drug Effects on Blood Pressure for MBBS Batch 2023-24
By: Admin
2025-01-29
On January 29, 2025, from 2 PM to 4 PM, Dr. Saborni Dey, Professor & Head of the Pharmacology Department, along with postgraduate students, conducted a Computer-Assisted Learning (CAL) session for the MBBS 2023-24 batch. The session focused on demonstrating the effects of vasopressors, vasodepressors, and blockers on blood pressure using simulated animal models. This module provides an ethical and effective way for students to study drug effects without harming animals. More classes on this topic are planned in the coming months.
Workshop on AI Tools for Research
By: Admin
2025-01-28
A workshop on AI tools to aid research was conducted on 28th January 2025 at 2 PM in LT, 2nd Floor, Hospital, by Dr. R. Jaganmohan. The session focused on utilizing AI applications to enhance the research process. Dr. Jaganmohan introduced the app Consensus, which assists researchers in selecting thesis topics by providing a range of relevant studies and papers. Additionally, he demonstrated the use of ResearchClick and ResearchRabbitApp, which help in discovering research topics and related literature.
He also elaborated on the principles of using AI tools effectively by crafting precise prompts to obtain optimal information. As part of the session, he introduced 40 Mini and provided a step-by-step explanation of structuring and writing a research chapter with relevant examples, offering valuable insights for students and researchers.
Educational Visit to British Council Library, New Delhi
By: Admin
2025-01-27
A group of 10 B.Sc. BAOTT students visited the British Council Library, New Delhi, on January 27, 2025, at 10:30 AM. Mr. Stephen, the library manager, guided them through various sections and demonstrated the use of digital resources. Following the guidelines, students accessed medical books and spent about two hours in the library. They borrowed four books on clinical biochemistry, anesthesia, and anatomy.
After the visit, students shared their experiences with Mr. Anurag Sharma, Coordinator of UG - Allied Health Sciences, and reported to Dr. Akshaya Bhargav, Dean Dental & Library Committee Chairperson. The visit was successfully organized with the support of the university management and academic deans.
Santosh Medical College Participates in CME on Head & Neck Cancers and Sinonasal Melioidosis
By: Admin
2025-01-25
On January 25, 2025, the ENT Department of Santosh Medical College & Hospital participated in a CME program on “Recent Advances in the Management of Head and Neck Cancers and Sinonasal Melioidosis,” organized by Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, New Delhi, in association with the ENT Association. Led by Dr. Sushil Gaur and Dr. Chaudhary, the session featured expert lectures by Dr. SVS Deo and Dr. Suresh Singh Naruka. The program enhanced participants' knowledge of modern treatment approaches, including immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and multimodal cancer management, while also improving early detection of sinonasal melioidosis.
Internal Assessment of MBBS Students
By: Admin
2025-01-25
On 25th January 2025, an Objective Structured Practical Examination (OSPE) was conducted for MBBS students as part of their internal assessment. Prior to the examination, students were briefed on the OSPE methodology to ensure clarity and preparedness. A structured checklist was developed to standardize the evaluation process, ensuring fairness and accuracy in scoring. Faculty members assessed students based on the predefined checklist, maintaining transparency and consistency in the assessment procedure.
Guest Lecture on Advancements in Squint Management at Santosh Hospital
By: Admin
2025-01-23
On January 23, 2025, the Department of Ophthalmology at Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, hosted a guest lecture by Dr. Vikrant Sharma under the guidance of Dr. Sarita Aggarwal, Head of the Department. Dr. Vikrant discussed the latest advancements in squint diagnosis, investigations, and surgical management techniques. The interactive session provided postgraduate students with valuable insights, enhancing their core knowledge and interest in the field, which will greatly benefit their future medical practices.
Guest Lecture on Advancements in Ophthalmology at Santosh Hospital
By: Admin
2025-01-23
On January 23, 2025, the Department of Ophthalmology at Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, hosted a guest lecture by Dr. Suman Bhartiya under the guidance of Dr. Sarita Aggarwal, Head of the Department. Dr. Suman discussed the latest advancements in ophthalmology, including investigative methods, surgical techniques, and modern management approaches. The interactive session provided postgraduate students with valuable insights, enhancing their core knowledge and interest in the field, which will greatly benefit their future medical practices.
Free Health Camp at Gharonda Orphanage, Ghaziabad
By: Admin
2025-01-21
On January 31, 2025, the Department of Community Medicine, in collaboration with the Department of Paediatrics, Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad, organized a free health camp at Gharonda Orphanage. A total of 38 children underwent health check-ups, received necessary prescriptions, and were provided with free medications for conditions like anemia, URTI, and worm infestations. The initiative aimed to promote regular health monitoring and awareness of healthy habits among children.
Santosh College of Nursing Students Conduct Health Education Session on Substance Abuse at Santosh Hospital
By: Admin
2025-01-20
BSc 6th semester students of Santosh College of Nursing, Ghaziabad, conducted a health education session on Substance Abuse (Alcohol Dependence Syndrome) at Santosh Hospital on January 20, 2025. The session included an informative health talk for patient attendees in Hindi, covering causes, symptoms, treatment, prevention, diet, and myths about substance abuse. Guided by Ms. Sushma Kumari (Asst. Prof. - Mental Health Nursing) and attended by faculty and hospital staff, the event was well-received and beneficial for both participants and staff nurses.
Educational Visit to British Council Library, New Delhi
By: Admin
2025-01-17
A group of 10 BSc. Critical Care and Technology students visited the British Council Library, New Delhi, on January 16, 2024. Guided by Ms. Payal Chawla, Library Coordinator, students explored digital resources and borrowed medical books. The visit concluded with a discussion with Dr. Shalabh Gupta, Dean Academics, on its benefits.
Honoring Excellence: Santosh University Felicitates PG & Optometry Students for Their Contribution to Netrakumbh 2025
By: Admin
2025-01-13
On March 11, 2025, a special felicitation ceremony was held at the Department of Ophthalmology, Santosh Deemed to be University, to honor the PG and Optometry students who actively participated in Netrakumbh 2025, an extensive eye care camp organized during Mahakumbh at Prayagraj (13.01.2025 – 26.02.2025).
The event, led by Dr. V N Mahalakshmi (Vice Chancellor) and Dr. Alka Agrawal (Dean Medical), alongside esteemed faculty members, celebrated the students’ dedication to community eye care and hands-on clinical experience. The session was interactive, with students enthusiastically narrating their reflections include the learnings and challenges faced during Netrakumbh. They highlighted the impact of their participation, particularly in terms of clinical exposure, cultural exposure, community service, networking and professional growth. Their insights provided inspiration for fellow students, emphasizing the importance of hands-on experience in the field of optometry.
The felicitation concluded with a vote of thanks, leaving the attendees motivated and inspired.
National Dietetics Day Celebration
By: Admin
2025-01-10
The Department of Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics celebrated National Dietetics Day with the theme “Dietitians: Guardians of Gut Health and Mental Harmony.” The event featured expert talks, presentations, cultural performances, interactive quizzes, and a felicitation ceremony, highlighting the vital role of dietitians in promoting overall well-being. Through engaging activities, the celebration successfully raised awareness about the connection between gut health and mental harmony, inspiring attendees to adopt healthier lifestyles.
Training Session on Gastric Aspirate & Induced Sputum for Nursing Staff at District Hospital, Ghaziabad
By: Admin
2025-01-08
A specialized training session on Gastric Aspirate and Induced Sputum was conducted at District Hospital, Sanjay Nagar, Ghaziabad, on January 8, 2025. Organized by the Department of Pediatrics in collaboration with the Chief Medical Officer, the session was led by Dr. Abhishek Jain from Santosh Hospital. It was attended by Dr. Abhinav Taneja, postgraduate students, and nursing staff. The interactive session covered indications, complications, and practical insights, proving highly beneficial for the attendees.
Dubai Hospital Training Certificate in the Support Services Sector - Pathology & Genetics Department!
By: Admin
2025-01-06
Heartiest congratulations to Dr. Sehrish Chaudhary (PG IHBT, Junior Resident II) for successfully earning her Dubai Hospital Training Certificate in the Support Services Sector - Pathology & Genetics Department!
Training Duration: 06/01/2025 – 23/01/2025
Institution: Dubai Hospital
Santosh Medical College Leads NTEP 100 Days Program for TB Elimination
By: Admin
2025-01-01
Santosh Medical College is actively participating in the National Tuberculosis Elimination Program (NTEP) 100 Days Program from January 1st to April 11th, 2025, to enhance TB detection, diagnosis, and treatment among high-risk populations. Through systematic screening, advanced diagnostic tests, and data monitoring, the initiative aims to contribute to India's End TB goal by 2025. This program reinforces the college’s commitment to early diagnosis, timely treatment, and improved public health outcomes in the fight against tuberculosis.
Guest Lecture on "Over-The-Counter Drugs" by Dr. Yogendra Bhati at Santosh Medical College
By: Admin
2025-01-01
Dr. Yogendra Bhati, Professor & HOD, Department of Pharmacology, Noida International Institute, delivered a skilled guest lecture on "Over-The-Counter Drugs" for PG & Ph.D. students at Santosh Medical College on January 1, 2025. The session provided valuable insights into the appropriate use of drugs, improving patient outcomes, reducing microbial resistance, and minimizing the spread of infections. Held at the Department of Pharmacology, the lecture enriched both students and faculty, highlighting the importance of rational drug use.
Expert Lecture on “Over-The-Counter Drugs” by Dr. Yogendra Bhati
By: Admin
2025-01-01
Dr. Yogendra Bhati, Professor & HOD, Department of Pharmacology, Noida International Institute, Greater Noida, delivered a Skilled Guest Lecture on “Over-The-Counter Drugs” for PG and Ph.D. students on January 1, 2025. Held at the Department of Pharmacology from 2 PM to 3 PM, the session provided valuable insights into the responsible use of OTC drugs, ensuring better patient outcomes, reducing microbial resistance, and minimizing infection spread. The lecture enriched students’ understanding of pharmacology, emphasizing drug safety and efficacy. Such sessions aim to enhance academic learning and encourage future expert interactions within the department.
Training on Emergency Codes: Strengthening Emergency Preparedness
By: Admin
2024-12-27
On 27th December 2024, the Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion at Santosh Medical College and Hospital organized a focused training session on 'Emergency Codes' as part of the Paramedical Development Program. Held at the Blood Centre, Santosh Hospital, the session was attended by 3 teachers, 6 students, and 10 non-teaching staff members. The training, led by Dr. Amit Varma, aimed to enhance the readiness of the technical staff by familiarizing them with critical emergency codes used in healthcare settings, such as: Code Red: Fire emergencies Code Blue: Medical emergencies Code Yellow: Disaster management Dr. Varma emphasized the importance of swift communication, proper role delegation, and effective teamwork during emergencies. The session included practical drills and real-world scenarios, providing participants with hands-on experience in managing various crisis situations. An interactive Q&A session at the end allowed attendees to clarify doubts and share their perspectives. The training was highly engaging, with live demonstrations and active participation from all attendees. It successfully reinforced the importance of a well-coordinated response in ensuring safety and efficiency in the Blood Centre environment, furthering the commitment to excellence in healthcare services.
Paramedical Development Program: Enhancing Technical Expertise
By: Admin
2024-12-20
On 20th December 2024, the Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion at Santosh Medical College and Hospital organized a specialized training session under the Paramedical Development Program. Held at the Blood Centre, Santosh Hospital, the event brought together 3 teachers, 6 students, and 10 non-teaching staff members for a focused session on improving technical and operational competencies.
The session covered three crucial topics:
- E-Raktkosh: An integrated blood bank management system, emphasizing inventory management, donor data, and compliance.
- Hemovigilance: Essential practices for ensuring blood safety, including reporting protocols.
- SBTC Website: A platform for state-level coordination of blood transfusion services, data sharing, and program updates.
Led by Mr. Mayank, an expert in blood bank systems, the program featured interactive discussions, live demonstrations, and hands-on activities. Participants gained practical insights into leveraging these tools to enhance efficiency and safety in blood transfusion services.
The training proved to be a significant step in equipping attendees with the necessary skills and knowledge, reinforcing the Blood Centre’s dedication to fostering excellence in paramedical services and transfusion safety.
Patient Safety and Doctor-Patient Relationship
By: Admin
2024-12-17
On December 17, 2024, the Department of Nephrology at Santosh Deemed to be University organized an International Symposium on "Patient Safety and Doctor-Patient Relationship." Held in LT-4, the event saw active participation from 27 teachers and 61 postgraduate students. The symposium, led by Prof. O.P. Kalra, aimed to address the critical issues of patient safety and the erosion of doctor-patient trust in the era of healthcare commercialization. Featuring insights from Prof. Suresh Rao, a renowned expert in medical education and bioethics, the event encouraged group discussions, culminating in actionable recommendations to enhance patient care, empathy, and communication in healthcare settings.
Interdepartmental Symposium on Recent Updates on HIV – AIDS
By: Admin
2024-12-13
On December 13, 2024, the Departments of IHBT, Pathology, and Microbiology at Santosh Medical College and Hospital, Ghaziabad, organized an Interdepartmental Symposium on "Recent Updates on HIV-AIDS." Held in the Demo Room of the Department of Microbiology, the event was attended by 15 teachers and 25 students. The symposium featured presentations by postgraduate scholars on topics such as HIV structure, diagnosis, ART guidelines, and vaccine prospects. Engaging discussions followed, addressing challenges in HIV care and global collaboration. Concluding remarks highlighted the importance of continued research and education. The symposium successfully fostered knowledge sharing and interdepartmental cooperation on HIV/AIDS advancements.
Mock Drill and Fire Safety Training Session
By: Admin
2024-12-12
On 12th December 2024, the Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion (IHBT) at Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, organized a Mock Drill and Fire Safety Training Session at the Blood Centre. The event, led by experienced Fire Safety Officer Mr. Kuntal, aimed to enhance fire safety awareness and emergency preparedness among the staff. The session witnessed active participation from 4 teachers and 15 students.
Objectives:
- Equip staff with essential knowledge and skills to handle fire emergencies effectively.
- Test and improve the Blood Centre’s emergency evacuation procedures.
- Promote a culture of safety and prevention within the organization.
Event Highlights:
1. Fire Safety Awareness:
- The session began with a theoretical overview of fire safety, including identifying fire hazards, types of fires, and effective handling methods.
2. Hands-On Training:
- Fire Equipment Usage: Participants were introduced to various fire safety tools such as fire extinguishers, alarms, and emergency exits. Proper handling and usage of each were demonstrated.
- Mock Fire Drill: A simulated fire emergency scenario was conducted to provide hands-on experience in responding to a crisis. Activities included:
- Sounding the fire alarm
- Safe evacuation of the building
- Assembling at a designated safe zone
- Practical use of fire extinguishers for small fires
- Team Coordination: The session emphasized the role of the fire safety team in managing communication, coordination, and ensuring calm during emergencies.
Key Takeaways
- Effective Communication: The importance of clear and prompt communication during emergencies.
- Equipment Proficiency: Training in the proper use of fire safety equipment, such as extinguishers and alarms.
- Evacuation Preparedness: Reinforced knowledge of evacuation routes and assembly points.
- Teamwork and Prevention: Highlighted the value of teamwork and preventive measures, such as regular safety checks and maintenance of equipment.
Conclusion
The mock drill and fire safety training session was a resounding success, showcasing the staff's preparedness and quick response in a simulated emergency. The event significantly enhanced the safety culture at the Blood Centre, equipping participants to handle real-life emergencies confidently.
The session concluded with a Q&A segment, where participants clarified their doubts and shared feedback. Trainer Mr. Kuntal praised the team for their active participation and stressed the need for regular training to maintain and enhance emergency preparedness.
Industry-Academia Guest Talk on Basics of Therapeutic Plasma Exchange
By: Admin
2024-12-11
On December 11, 2024, the Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion (IHBT) at Santosh Medical College and Hospital organized an Industry-Academia Guest Talk on "Basics of Therapeutic Plasma Exchange" at LT 2, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad. Attended by 15 faculty members and 20 students, the event featured expert speakers Mr. Saikat Paul and Mr. Jeevant Shrivastava from Terumo BCT, who discussed the principles, mechanisms, and clinical applications of therapeutic plasma exchange. The session, graced by the Dean, Dr. Alka Aggarwal, received positive feedback and sparked interest in adopting this advanced therapy, fostering collaboration between academia and industry to enhance patient care.
Faculty and Non-Teaching Development Program: Refresher Training for Blood Centres
By: Admin
2024-12-10
From 10th to 19th December 2024, a comprehensive Refresher Training of Blood Centres was conducted as an 8-day online webinar via Webex Meetings. Organized by the Joint Director of UPSACS, Lucknow, the program aimed to enhance the knowledge and skills of faculty, students, and non-teaching staff working in blood centres. The training saw active participation from 4 faculty members, 3 students, and 10 non-teaching staff members.
Objective: The webinar focused on updating participants about the latest guidelines, techniques, and best practices in blood banking and transfusion services, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and operational excellence.
Training Highlights:
Modules Covered
- Donor Selection & Deferral Criteria: Updated guidelines for ensuring safe donor recruitment.
- Blood Collection & Storage Techniques: Innovations in blood collection, component preparation, and storage.
- Quality Management Systems: Implementation of SOPs for optimal operational efficiency.
- TTI Screening: Advances in detecting transfusion-transmissible infections.
- Safe Transfusion Practices: Emphasis on hemovigilance and reporting protocols.
Methodology:
- Interactive lectures by renowned blood banking experts and UPSACS/SBTC representatives.
- Case studies, group discussions, and problem-solving sessions.
- Training in advanced laboratory techniques.
Key Outcomes:
- Enhanced understanding of updated regulatory standards and best practices.
- Improved technical competencies in diagnostic and screening technologies.
- Development of actionable plans to implement learned practices in blood centres.
Participant Feedback: Participants praised the relevance and depth of topics covered. Suggestions included incorporating advanced molecular diagnostics and automation in future sessions.
Challenges Identified:
- Inadequate infrastructure and equipment in some centres.
- Inconsistent adherence to SOPs due to resource constraints.
Recommendations:
- Periodic refresher training to maintain and improve skills.
- Development of region-specific guidelines to address resource gaps.
- Strengthening networks among blood centres for knowledge sharing and support.
Conclusion: The 8-day webinar provided a rich learning experience, equipping participants with updated knowledge and practical insights into blood centre operations. The program also fostered collaboration and networking, preparing attendees to implement innovative practices in their respective centres. Future training programs should focus on emerging technologies to further elevate the quality of transfusion services.
IH 500 workshop System In Immunohematology
By: Admin
2024-12-09
On December 9, 2024, the Department of IHBT organized an IH 500 workshop at Santosh Blood Centre, Ghaziabad (Delhi NCR), attended by 10 students, 10 non-teaching staff, and 4 faculty members. Led by Mr. Gaurav Sharma, an expert trainer from BIORAD, the session aimed to familiarize participants with the IH 500 machine’s functions, provide hands-on training, and highlight its innovations. The workshop included an introduction to the machine, a live demonstration of its operations, and an interactive Q&A session. Participants provided positive feedback, appreciating the clarity and relevance of the training, which significantly enhanced their understanding of the IH 500.
Awareness Program on World AIDS Day
By: Admin
2024-12-06
On 6th December 2024, the Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion (IHBT) and Pathology at Santosh Medical College and Hospital, Ghaziabad, organized an impactful awareness program to commemorate World AIDS Day. The event was held at Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, with participation from five teachers and 25 students.
The program aimed to educate attendees on the significance of HIV/AIDS prevention, reduce stigma, and foster understanding and empathy toward those affected. Highlights of the event included a symbolic ribbon ceremony, engaging live Q&A sessions, and interactive discussions. These activities served to dispel myths, promote safe practices, and encourage open dialogue about the disease.
This awareness initiative proved to be an enriching experience, successfully equipping participants with current knowledge and inspiring greater awareness and compassion for individuals living with HIV/AIDS.
World AIDS Day
By: Admin
2024-12-01
From December 1 to December 15, 2024, the Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion at Santosh Hospitals organized a "Voluntary Blood Donation Drive" in honor of World AIDS Day. Held at the Blood Centre, the event involved 5 teachers, 25 students, and community members. The drive aimed to raise awareness about the importance of blood donation and engaged donors through registration, medical screening, and safe blood collection. With 81 units of blood donated, the event successfully addressed blood shortages and supported patients in need. This initiative highlighted the power of voluntary donation and strengthened community compassion and unity.
World Occupational Therapy Day 2024
By: Admin
2024-11-30
The Santosh College of Occupational Therapy celebrated World Occupational Therapy Day 2024 on November 30th at Maharaja Hall, themed “Occupational Therapy for All.” The event highlighted the role of occupational therapy in promoting independent and meaningful lives. Key activities included an inaugural ceremony honoring esteemed dignitaries, the unveiling of the book Activity Analysis, and an award ceremony recognizing Dr. Shivani Bhardwaj for her contributions to the field. Scientific sessions featured expert speakers discussing advancements in occupational therapy. Cultural competitions showcased creativity among students, with winners receiving trophies and certificates. The event successfully united 250 attendees in celebration of this vital profession.
Health Camp-Gharonda Orphanage, Ghaziabad
By: Admin
2024-11-28
On 28th November 2024, a free health camp was organized by the Department of Community Medicine at Santosh Medical College in collaboration with the Department of Paediatrics and Gharonda Orphanage, Ghaziabad. A total of 40 children were screened by postgraduate students, with assessments including height, weight, BMI, and measurements of head, chest, and arm circumferences. The children were diagnosed with conditions such as rhinitis, URTI, and nutritional deficiencies, and were provided with free medications like Paracetamol syrup, cough syrup, and multivitamins. Caretakers were educated on proper medication usage, and the children were encouraged to adopt healthy eating habits and regular health checkups.
International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day
By: Admin
2024-11-27
The Department of Psychiatry at Santosh Deemed to be University, Ghaziabad, NCR Delhi, organized an event to commemorate International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day on November 27, 2024. The event was led by a team of distinguished faculty, including Dr. A.K. Seth (Prof & HOD), and supported by junior residents and paramedical students. The program highlighted the significance of mental health awareness and suicide prevention in India, addressing societal stigma, creating awareness, and fostering community support. Through workshops, campaigns, and seminars, the initiative provided a platform for survivors to heal, reflect, and advocate for stronger mental health policies and resources.
Constitution Day Celebration
By: Admin
2024-11-26
On November 26, 2024, Santosh Deemed to be University marked Constitution Day with an engaging event at Maharaja Hall, reinforcing the significance of India’s constitutional values. The celebration featured a keynote speech by Dr. Dakshina Bisht, a collective reading of the Preamble, and a short video on the Indian Constitution. Interactive activities such as a poster competition and a quiz competition, coordinated by Dr. Swati Yadav and judged by esteemed faculty members, fostered creativity and knowledge. The event successfully deepened students' understanding of the Constitution, promoting democratic principles and civic awareness within the university community.
World COPD Day-Santosh College of Physiotherapy
By: Admin
2024-11-22
On 22nd November 2024, Santosh College of Physiotherapy celebrated World COPD Day under the guidance of Prof. (Dr.) Deepak Raghav, Principal of the college. The event featured a 3-D Model Making Competition, with the top two winners receiving gifts and certificates from the esteemed guest, Dean Paramedical Prof. (Dr.) R.K. Sharma. Additionally, a compelling awareness skit on COPD was presented by BPT 4th-semester students, graced by the presence of Dr. Sharma. Participation certificates were distributed to all students involved in the 3-D model competition and the skit, fostering both creativity and awareness about COPD among attendees.
Aura 2K24 Curtain Raiser
By: Admin
2024-11-21
The Aura 2024 Curtain Raiser marked the grand beginning of the much-anticipated annual fest at Santosh Deemed to be University. Following the valedictory ceremony of the previous Students' Council, the newly elected council for 2024-25 was introduced, expressing their commitment to a successful event. The Vice Chancellor’s inspiring address emphasized the importance of cultural fests in fostering creativity and unity. The unveiling of the Aura 2024 theme and event calendar sparked excitement among students. Interactive sessions encouraged student participation, ensuring an inclusive and vibrant celebration. With an array of competitions, workshops, and performances, Aura 2024 promises an unforgettable experience.
British Council Library
By: Admin
2024-11-18
On November 18, 2024, nine BSc Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics students visited the British Council Library, New Delhi, accompanied by faculty. Guided by Ms. Anupma Saini, Manager, and Mr. Rohan, Library Staff, students explored the library's digital resources and accessed medical books. They spent 1 hour 20 minutes engaging with valuable literature, borrowing titles like Eat Right & Your Type by PJD Ademo and Davidson's Essentials of Medicine by J. Alastair Innes. Upon returning to the university, students shared their enriching experiences with Dr. Shalabh Gupta, Dean Academics. The visit fostered learning and was appreciated by all involved.
Recognition as NABH Assessor for NABH Surveillance assessment of Blood Centre, Fortis Hospital Jaipur
By: Admin
2024-11-17
The Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion (IHBT) at Santosh Medical College proudly announces the recognition of Dr. Mayurika Tyagi, Professor and Head of the Department, as an expert NABH assessor. On 17th November 2024, Dr. Tyagi participated in the NABH on-site surveillance assessment of the Blood Bank at Fortis Hospitals Limited, Jaipur. She, along with the assessment team, reviewed the blood bank's operations, ensuring compliance with NABH standards and quality management. Dr. Tyagi's expertise significantly contributed to the evaluation process, highlighting the department's commitment to excellence and reinforcing its reputation in healthcare quality and accreditation.
World Diabetic Day Camp
By: Admin
2024-11-16
On World Diabetes Day, a Diabetic Awareness Camp was organized on 16th November 2024 at J-Block Park, Pratap Vihar, Ghaziabad. Hosted by the Department of Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics under General Medicine at Santosh Medical College and Hospital, the camp aimed to raise awareness about diabetes prevention, management, and early detection. Activities included free health screenings, personalized diet counseling, healthy snack presentations, and educational demonstrations on diabetic emergency kits and the benefits of millets. Over 53 participants gained valuable health insights, with positive feedback highlighting the effectiveness of the diet counseling. The camp successfully empowered the community to make healthier choices and manage diabetes better.
Outdoor voluntary Blood Donation Camp on the Occasion of Guru Purab
By: Admin
2024-11-15
To commemorate Guru Purab, Santosh Medical College and Hospital, in collaboration with Khalsa Help International, organized a Blood Donation Camp at Gurudwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Ghaziabad. The event embodied the spirit of seva (selfless service) and saw enthusiastic participation from the community. Volunteers underwent health screenings before donating blood, contributing to a life-saving cause. An awareness campaign highlighted the importance of regular blood donation, and donors joined in prayers and Langar (community meal) post-donation. The successful initiative reinforced values of compassion and humanity, with Santosh Medical College committed to continuing such impactful healthcare efforts in the future.
InnoHEALTH 2024, Advancing Healthcare through lnnovation and Sustainability
By: Admin
2024-11-15
Santosh Startup Forum, in collaboration with InnovatioCuris, marked a milestone by participating in a prestigious healthcare innovation event at IIIT Delhi on November 15-16, 2024. Representing Santosh University were 41 students and 4 faculty members, showcasing a strong commitment to healthcare education.
The event featured interactive workshops, keynote speeches, and panel discussions on healthcare technology, climate change, and leadership. Students visited the Medical Co-botic Centre and engaged with startups like Arista Vault, gaining valuable insights. Outcomes included an MoU with InnovatioCuris for research, e-certificates, and enhanced prospects for future collaborations, making it a transformative learning experience.
Insulin and Diabetes Mellitus: Mechanism, Impact & Clinical Insight
By: Admin
2024-11-14
The event "Insulin and Diabetes Mellitus: Mechanism, Impact & Clinical Insight" offered first-year MBBS and BDS students a multidisciplinary understanding of the topic. Organized by the Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry departments, the session featured horizontal integration for a holistic learning experience. Lectures were delivered by Dr. Monica Baxla (Anatomy) on the pancreas, Dr. Pragya Aggarwal (Physiology) on insulin mechanisms, and Dr. Poonam Aggrawal (Biochemistry) on biochemical pathways and clinical implications. The interactive session fostered collaboration, with students actively engaging and praising the comprehensive approach. The event's success emphasized the value of interdisciplinary teaching in medical education, with future sessions planned.
World Diabetes Day Report
By: Admin
2024-11-14
On 14th November 2024, an awareness session was organized at the Community Health Centre, Bamheta, Ghaziabad, by the Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, in collaboration with the Department of Pharmacology. The session aimed to educate around 25-30 attendees, including patients with non-communicable diseases like Diabetes, Hypertension, and Dyslipidemia. A skit, supported by colorful charts, explained the types, causes, symptoms, complications, and prevention of diabetes. Participants were encouraged to adopt healthy eating habits, regular checkups, and lifestyle changes. The session concluded with a Q&A to address concerns and emphasize the importance of diabetes management and prevention.
Netra Kumbh 2025 Shankhnaad Meeting
By: Admin
2024-11-12
The Netra Kumbh 2025 Shankhnaad Meeting took place on November 12, 2024, at the esteemed Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Centre. The event united community leaders, social activists, and stakeholders to strategize for the upcoming Netra Kumbh 2025, a major initiative for the visually impaired. Representing Santosh University were Dr. Manoj Goyal (Vice-Chancellor), Dr. Alpana Agarwal (M.S.), and Dr. Sarita Aggarwal (HOD, Ophthalmology). Key figures included Pujya Mata Mangla Ji, Pujya Bhole Ji Maharaj, and Mananeeya Dr. Krishna Gopal Ji (RSS). Discussions emphasized accessibility, inclusion, and collaboration. Santosh University pledged doctors and specialists, showcasing its commitment to this noble cause.
International Pathology Day
By: Admin
2024-11-09
On November 9, 2024, the Department of Pathology at Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad, celebrated International Pathology Day with an engaging event. The program included a welcome address by Dr. Adreena Mittal on the collaborative role of pathologists in patient care, a slide seminar on the hepatobiliary system by postgraduate students, and a presentation by Dr. Swati Singh on the role of IHC in gallbladder lesions. The event also featured the inauguration of a new multi-head microscope by Dr. Alka Agarwal, Dean of SMCH. An interactive Q&A session and lunch followed, concluding with a vote of thanks by Dr. Richa Sharma.
Blood Donation Camp to Commemorate International Pathology Day
By: Admin
2024-11-06
On November 6, 2024, the Blood Centre at Santosh Medical College and Hospital hosted a Blood Donation Camp to mark International Pathology Day. The event aimed to promote voluntary blood donation, raise awareness about its life-saving significance, and address the ongoing need for a safe blood supply. Attended by students, faculty, and local residents, the camp successfully collected 23 blood units, with over 50% of donors participating for the first time. The process included registration, health screening, donation, and post-donation care. This impactful initiative strengthened community engagement and emphasized the importance of regular blood donation to save lives.
Trainings Conducted in October 2024 at Blood Centre, IHBT Department
By: Admin
2024-10-17
The Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion (IHBT) conducted paramedical training programs in October 2024, focusing on two critical topics: TTI (Transfusion Transmitted Infections) Screening and Troubleshooting on October 17, and Disposal of Empty/Infected Blood Bags and Autoclave Procedures on October 24. Led by expert trainers, the sessions emphasized blood safety, troubleshooting techniques, biohazard regulations, and autoclave operations. Participants included 4 teachers, 10 non-teaching staff, and 6 students. The training enhanced participants' skills and knowledge, ensuring adherence to safety standards and improving blood bank operations. The program's success underscores the department's commitment to excellence in patient care and safety.
PhacoWet Lab Session
By: Admin
2024-10-14
The Phaco Wet Lab Session, organized by the Department of Ophthalmology at Santosh Hospital from October 14-16, 2024, under the guidance of HOD Dr. Sarita Aggarwal, offered hands-on training in phacoemulsification techniques for ophthalmology residents. The workshop featured lectures, live demonstrations by expert surgeons, hands-on practice with wet lab models, and feedback sessions. Participants gained confidence in performing cataract surgeries, mastered incision techniques, and enhanced their understanding of surgical instruments. The session fostered collaboration and received positive feedback for its practical approach. This successful initiative emphasized continuous learning and the department’s dedication to advancing ophthalmic surgical skills.
World Mental Health Day 2024
By: Admin
2024-10-10
The Department of Psychiatry, Santosh Deemed to be University, Ghaziabad, NCR Delhi, organized a World Mental Health Day 2024 program on October 10, 2024, at the 1st Floor Seminar Room, Santosh Hospital. Led by esteemed faculty, the event aimed to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and promote mental well-being. Junior resident doctors and paramedical students participated actively, engaging in discussions on mental health challenges and solutions. The program highlighted the importance of open conversations, self-care practices, and improved mental health services. By fostering understanding and advocacy, the event contributed to building a supportive community for mental health awareness and care.
World Sight Day 2024
By: Admin
2024-10-10
On World Sight Day, October 10, 2024, the Department of Ophthalmology at Santosh Medical College & Hospital organized an event themed "Love Your Eyes, Kids." Dr. Sarita Aggarwal, Head of the Department, inaugurated the program by emphasizing early eye care for children. Public awareness sessions led by Dr. Sumbul educated families on pediatric eye health. Free screenings for refractive errors were conducted for children, and parents received personalized counseling on maintaining eye health. The event highlighted outdoor activities, UV protection, and a Vitamin A-rich diet to prevent vision issues. Participants praised the initiative, inspiring future community outreach programs.
Orientation Program
By: Admin
2024-10-09
The Orientation Programme for BDS 1st-year students was conducted on 08.10.2024 at Maharaja Hall, Santosh Dental College & Hospital, Ghaziabad. Led by Dr. Rani Srivastava, the session welcomed 59 new BDS entrants. The programme aimed to ease students into their academic journey, emphasizing essential skills such as time management, communication, emotional intelligence, stress management, and professionalism. Topics like personality, motivation, and anxiety were also explored. Students participated in psychological tests and interactive activities, including sharing their experiences on stage. Feedback revealed that participants found the session insightful and supportive, helping them better navigate academics and emotional well-being.
World Heart Day
By: Admin
2024-10-03
The Department of General Medicine, Cardiology, and Delhi Diabetic Forum at Santosh Hospitals organized a World Heart Day CME program on 3rd October 2024, from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM at the Lecture Hall, Santosh Medical College & Hospitals, Ghaziabad. Attended by approximately 200 participants from various specialties, the event aimed to raise awareness about cardiovascular health. Highlights included a skit by MBBS students on heart disease misconceptions, insightful presentations on cardiovascular risk factors, heart failure management, disease prevention, and stress management by esteemed speakers. The program concluded with positive feedback, emphasizing its role in fostering heart health awareness and education.
National Voluntary Blood Donation Day
By: Admin
2024-10-01
Celebration of National Voluntary Blood Donation Day took place on 29th September 2023, with the aim of promoting voluntary blood donation and raising awareness about its importance. The event was organized by the Department of IHBT, Microbiology & Biochemistry at Santosh Medical College, in collaboration with the Indian Medical Association (IMA) Ghaziabad.
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SANCON 2024
By: Admin
2024-09-25
The 5th National SANCON 2024 at Santosh Deemed to be University was a resounding success, themed "Global Health Synergies: Collaborating for a Healthier Future." Held on September 25-26, 2024, the event attracted 1,400 registrations from 21 colleges across the nation, creating a vibrant gathering of over 1,000 participants, including faculty, postgraduate students, and interns. Key highlights included the prestigious Dr. P Mahalingam Oration, engaging didactic lectures, and hands-on live workshops that provided valuable practical experience. The conference also served as a platform for faculty and postgraduate research, with numerous posters and papers presented. Attendees earned UP Medical Council credit points and received e-certificates for their participation. With contributions from over 100 national faculty members, the event emphasized the importance of effective communication in healthcare and fostered innovative learning tailored for modern India, reinforcing Santosh Deemed to be University’s commitment to advancing healthcare education and research collaboration.
Medical Education Unit
By: Admin
2024-09-17
The Medical Education Unit (MEU) at Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad (Delhi NCR), successfully conducted the NMC-approved Basic Course in Medical Education (BCME) workshop from September 17-19, 2024. The workshop was coordinated by Dr. Shikha Singh from Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi, under the guidance of Dean Dr. Alka Agrawal and MEU Coordinator Dr. Gajendra Kumar Gupta. Thirty faculty members from various departments participated actively in the workshop, engaging in discussions on curriculum updates, teaching methods, and assessment strategies. The workshop fostered collaboration, aiming to enhance the overall quality of medical education at the institution.
Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology
By: Admin
2024-09-13
On September 13, 2024, Santosh Medical College Hospital in Ghaziabad hosted an engaging session on “Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology,” presented by Dr. Mansi Jain, Assistant Professor in the Department of Pathology. The event, part of the National Skills Conclave, drew around 75 MBBS and BDS students eager to enhance their skills. It began with a welcome address followed by an informative presentation by Dr. Jain, which set the stage for an interactive workshop led by the pathology faculty and residents. The session concluded with a vote of thanks from Dr. Adreena Mittal, HOD of Pathology, highlighting the participants' positive feedback.
National Health Skills Conclave (NHSC) 2024
By: Admin
2024-09-13
The National Health Skills Conclave (NHSC) 2024, the largest virtual health skills conclave, was successfully held on September 13, 2024, at Santosh Deemed to be University from 8 AM to 5 PM. This year’s theme, "Achieving Excellence Through Experiences," set the stage for an engaging and informative event focused on enhancing practical skills in the healthcare sector.
Participants had the opportunity to enroll in hands-on skill sessions, each lasting sixty minutes, allowing for immersive learning experiences. The conclave featured multiple skill sessions running concurrently across six dedicated halls, enabling attendees to explore various areas of interest and expertise. This innovative format encouraged participants to tailor their learning paths by selecting sessions that best suited their needs.
In addition to gaining practical skills, attendees were awarded three (3) UPMC credit points (Ref. No. 8854/24) for their participation, underscoring the educational value of the conclave. The NHSC 2024 not only facilitated skill development but also promoted collaboration and networking among healthcare professionals, reinforcing Santosh Deemed to be University’s commitment to excellence in health education.
World Suicide Prevention Day 2024
By: Admin
2024-09-10
The Department of Psychiatry at Santosh Deemed to be University, Ghaziabad, organized a program for World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10, 2024. Held from 2:00 to 4:00 PM at Santosh Hospital, the event focused on raising awareness of suicide prevention among junior resident doctors and faculty members. Key speakers, including Dr. A. K. Seth (Chairperson) and other faculty members, addressed the causes, risk factors, and preventive measures. The program emphasized enhancing clinical awareness, strengthening empathy, and fostering professional development in suicide prevention, reinforcing the participants' commitment to mental health advocacy and care.
Academic CME on TIPP
By: Admin
2024-09-06
Department of General Surgery organizedan Academic CME on “TIPP” on 06thSep-2024 from 01:00pm to 02:00 pm at LT-2 Santosh Hospital Ghaziabad. It was attended by 35 Faculty Member, Post-Graduates & Interns.Event was organized by Dr Yogendra Kumar, HOD Surgery & the speaker of this CME was Dr Shalabh Gupta, Dean Academics&Dr.Ankit Dixit ,Asst.Professor. Session was interactive and everyone learned various aspects TIPP.
Field Visit to Medical Incubation Unit GIMS Noida
By: Admin
2024-08-29
On August 29, 2024, the Santosh Innovation Council, led by Dr. Mahendran C.S., visited the Medical Incubation Unit at GIMS Noida from 10 AM to 5 PM. Our team was warmly welcomed by Dr. Rahul Amritraj, who provided an insightful introduction to the incubation cell and its infrastructure. One of the highlights of the visit was interacting with the "Matri" team, known from Shark Tank for their innovative menstrual pain-relieving device, dubbed "Pad Man 2.0." Founders Roni and Rohan shared their inspiring journey, detailing their transition from selling electric bulbs in West Bengal to making significant strides in medical devices showcased on national television.
Following this, we explored an ongoing project at POCCET LABS led by Dr. Abhinav Gupta, who emphasized the importance of internship programs in fostering innovation. Our discussions continued with Dushyant Singh Chauhan, CEO of Health Travo, focusing on the latest advancements in medical innovation. The visit culminated with a meeting with Dr. Saurabh Srivastava, Director of GIMS Noida, who encouraged further collaboration between our institutions.
Key discussions highlighted the importance of collaboration in driving innovation, suggesting that startups, being dynamic and agile, benefit from collective growth. The feasibility of a hub-and-spoke model linking GIMS Noida with Santosh Medical College was proposed, with the possibility of signing a memorandum of understanding.
39th Eye Donation Fortnight
By: Admin
2024-08-25
The 39th Eye Donation Fortnight was observed at Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, from 25th August to 8th September 2024, under the guidance of Dr. Sarita Aggarwal, Head of the Ophthalmology Department. The event saw the participation of 10 teachers and 54 students and aimed to raise awareness about the importance of eye donation. Activities included lectures, street plays (Nukkad Natak), slogan and poster competitions, community outreach camps, and wet lab sessions for postgraduate students. The event concluded with speeches from prominent hospital members, highlighting the significance of eye donation. The fortnight was a resounding success, inspiring the community to support this noble cause.
Workshop on Biostatistics & Epidemiology in Health Research using Statistical Software - SPSS
By: Admin
2024-08-23
On August 23rd and 24th, 2024, an offline training workshop on SPSS Software was conducted at Maharaja Hall, LT-1 & LT-4 of Santosh Deemed to be University. Organized by the Central Research Facility in collaboration with the Department of Community Medicine, the workshop focused on Biostatistics and Epidemiology in Health Research, providing participants with hands-on experience using the statistical software. The event commenced with an inaugural address by the organizing chairperson, Prof. Dr. Jyoti Batra, Dean of Research, along with Dr. Sivasensan D., Deputy Dean of Research, and Organizing Secretary Mr. Vikash Singh Patel, Assistant Professor and Biostatistician.
A total of 58 participants, including faculty members, PhD scholars, and postgraduate students, registered for the workshop, which awarded 6 credit points from the Uttar Pradesh Medical Council (UPMC). The resource persons included Dr. Rakesh Kumar Saroj from JNU, New Delhi, as well as Prof. Deepika Agarwal and Dr. Anupama Singh from Santosh Deemed to be University.
Day one featured sessions that addressed the importance of research, problem identification, and data collection strategies. Dr. Rakesh Kumar Saroj led the first session, explaining the significance of framing research questions and objectives. Following this, Prof. Deepika Agarwal emphasized the importance of study design in research, while Dr. Anupama Singh discussed sampling techniques and sample size determination.
On the second day, Dr. Rakesh Kumar Saroj conducted all sessions, focusing on the basic functionalities of SPSS. He taught participants how to enter data, use recode and compute commands, summarize data, assess normality, create graphs, and perform statistical tests such as independent and paired t-tests, as well as correlation analyses. The interactive nature of the workshop encouraged active participation from all attendees, making it a highly engaging experience.
The workshop concluded with a feedback session followed by a valedictory function, where Prof. Jyoti Batra addressed the participants. Resource persons, the organizing team, and participants were recognized for their contributions, and Prof. Batra concluded the event with a vote of thanks, highlighting the success and impact of the workshop on the attendees’ understanding of SPSS and its application in health research.
Trainings (Paramedical development program)
By: Admin
2024-08-22
The Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion organized two training sessions aimed at enhancing the proficiency of staff and ensuring compliance with quality standards in the Blood Centre. The training topics included "Know Your Equipment," held on August 22, and "Quality Policy, Mission and Vision, NABH Awareness," conducted on August 29. A total of 4 teachers, 10 non-teaching staff members, and 10 students participated in these sessions.
The first session, led by Dr. Amit Varma, focused on familiarizing participants with the equipment used in the Blood Centre. It included hands-on demonstrations and interactive discussions, allowing participants to operate the equipment under supervision and engage in troubleshooting exercises. The second session, facilitated by Dr. Mayurika Tyagi, emphasized the organization’s quality policy, mission, vision, and NABH accreditation standards. This session featured group discussions and Q&A segments, utilizing real-life examples and case studies to highlight the importance of quality standards in patient care.
Overall, the training sessions were well-received, achieving their objectives of boosting confidence in equipment handling and reinforcing a commitment to quality standards. The interactive format and practical learning approach fostered active engagement, ultimately enhancing efficiency, safety, and compliance within the Blood Centre.
Participation in the Advanced Course in Medical Education (ACME)
By: Admin
2024-08-21
Dr. Mayurika S. Tyagi, Professor and Head of the Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion (IHBT), participated in the Advanced Course in Medical Education (ACME) held at Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC) in New Delhi from August 21 to August 25, 2024. This five-day faculty development program, organized by the Medical Education Unit (MEU), aimed to enhance the teaching and educational skills of medical faculty members.
The ACME is designed to equip educators with effective pedagogical techniques and strategies. Dr. Tyagi attended alongside Dr. Shikha Pawaiya from the Department of Ophthalmology, representing our institution. The program covered essential topics in medical education, including curriculum design, assessment methods, teaching methodologies, and student evaluation.
The skills and knowledge gained from this workshop are expected to significantly enhance teaching and learning within the department, contributing to the overall improvement of medical education at our institution.
Inter Departmental Dermato-Pathological Case Meet
By: Admin
2024-08-16
The Dermato-Pathological Case meet was organized by the Departments of Pathology and Dermatology on 16th August 2024, in the Seminar Room of the Department of Dermatology at Santosh Hospital. The event provided a platform for knowledge sharing, fostering meaningful dialogue, and collaboration among participants, with 5 teachers and 18 students actively engaged. Under the guidance of Dr. V.K. Garg, Professor and Head of Dermatology, and Dr. Adreena Mittal, Professor and Head of Pathology, postgraduate students presented clinical and pathological cases. The clinical case was presented by Dr. Amrit and Dr. Sania from the Department of Dermatology, while the pathological case was presented by Dr. Purvashi Patel and Dr. Srishti from the Department of Pathology. Overall, the event proved to be highly beneficial and efficacious for the postgraduate students and faculty, enhancing their collective expertise in dermatopathology.
World Organ Donation Day
By: Admin
2024-08-13
On the occasion of World Organ Donation Day, the Department of Nephrology in collaboration with Department of Medicine conducted various activities on 13th August 2024. The program was aimed at increasing awareness among teachers, students and other staff members about the organ donation and its importance in everyone’s life. The program was attended by the Hon’ble Pro-Chancellor, Dean of Medical College, Medical Director, Dean of Dental College, Medical Superintendent, Dean Academics, Dean Research and around 200 delegates comprising of teachers, students and other staff members. The program included detailed scientific sessions which enlightened us with the knowledge of brain death, importance of organ donation and saving lives of people awaiting organ transplantation. The department also conducted poster presentation competition by students in which approximately 32 students participated. Among the participants, three posters were adjudged among the best and ware awarded. Dr. Kalra thanked the management and administrative staff of the university for providing financial and logistic support. The program was followed by high tea.
Voluntary Blood Donation Week on the Occasion of Independence Day
By: Admin
2024-08-13
The “Voluntary Blood Donation Week” was held from 13th to 17th August 2024 at the Blood Centre of the Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion, Santosh Medical College Hospital, to commemorate Independence Day. This noble initiative aimed to raise awareness about the importance of voluntary blood donation within the community. The primary objectives of the blood donation camp included raising awareness about the significance of voluntary blood donation and its life-saving impact, as well as encouraging community participation in altruistic activities and fostering a sense of social responsibility.
The camp featured several engaging activities, starting with the registration process, where donors provided essential details such as name, age, contact information, and medical history. A team of qualified medical professionals, including Dr. Anshul Chaturvedi, Dr. Arun Tintoo, and Dr. Sehrish Chaudhary, conducted thorough medical screenings to assess donor eligibility, checking vital signs, hemoglobin levels, and medical history to ensure safety for both donors and recipients. Eligible donors then proceeded to the blood donation area, where trained phlebotomists collected blood using sterile techniques and disposable equipment. After donation, refreshments and snacks were provided to help replenish energy and prevent any discomfort.
Overall, the blood donation camp was a resounding success, thanks to the collective efforts of volunteers, healthcare professionals, and donors.
National Librarian’s Day Celebration
By: Admin
2024-08-12
On August 12, 2024, the Central Library and IQAC jointly organized a National Librarian’s Day celebration along with a workshop on British Council Digital Library Resources and Services, themed “Empowering the Next Generation: Enhancing Youth Engagement through Libraries.” The event took place at Lecture Theatre 4 and began at 2 PM.
The program commenced with a welcome address by Mr. P. Ramu, Chief Librarian, and was chaired by Akshaya Bhargava, Dean of Dental, and Dr. Shalabh Gupta, Dean of Academics. Mr. Ramu introduced the Chief Guest, Ms. Saini Anupama, Manager of the Library at the British Council, New Delhi. Ms. Anupama delivered an inspirational lecture on enhancing youth engagement through libraries, raising awareness about digital library resources, services, pedagogy, applicable guidelines, and e-learning practices available on the British Council portal.
AAROGYAM 2024
By: Admin
2024-08-10
AAROGYAM 2024, organized by the Central Research Facility and the Student Welfare Section of Santosh Deemed to be University, is an annual event featuring a pre-conference hands-on workshop on molecular techniques and bioinformatics tools.
The conference was inaugurated by Hon'ble Chancellor Professor Dr. Y.M. Jayaraj, along with Pro-Chancellor Dr. Manoj Goyal, Vice-Chancellor Dr. Tripta S. Bhagat, and other distinguished guests including Dean of Medical College Dr. Alka Agrawal and Dean of Dental College Dr. Akshay Bhargava.
The Dean of Research, Dr. Jyoti Batra, introduced the workshop's resource persons: Indresh Kumar Singh from AIIMS, New Delhi, and Dr. Ajit Kumar from MDU, Rohtak. A total of 55 professionals and students registered for the pre-conference workshop, which was highly interactive and engaging.
On the second day, scientific sessions commenced with a keynote address by Dr. Ashoo Grover, Scientist 'F' at ICMR, on "How to Write Successful Extramural Government Projects." This was followed by invited lectures from esteemed experts, including Dr. Shirshendu Mukherjee, Mission Director of Ind-CEPI BIRAC, who discussed funding opportunities in the healthcare ecosystem, and Dr. Salaj Rana, who addressed policy implications of research in health.
The conference featured oral and poster presentations for undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD scholars, evaluated by expert panels, with awards given to outstanding participants.
On the third day, invited lectures included Dr. Priyanka Kapoor from Jamia Millia Islamia, who spoke on the "Gatekeepers of Publishing Scientific Literature," and Dr. Dheeraj Shah, Director of the National Institute of Mental Health and Family Welfare, who discussed "National Research Priorities in Child Health." Additional sessions covered topics such as medical college roles in med-tech innovation, writing discussions, and the role of investigators in clinical trials.
The event concluded with a talent hunt featuring seven oral presentations, judged by a panel of experts. The valedictory function included addresses from Dr. Rajiv Ahluwalia, Dean of Student Welfare, who honored winners and organizing teams, followed by a vote of thanks from organizing secretaries Dr. Raj Narayan Gupta and Dr. Sivanesan Dhandayuthapani.
Voluntary Blood Donation Camp
By: Admin
2024-08-09
On August 9, 2024, the Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion successfully conducted an in-house voluntary blood donation camp at the Blood Centre, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad. This initiative aimed to encourage voluntary blood donation among employees, addressing the critical need for blood in local hospitals and emergency services while reinforcing our commitment to community welfare and health.
The event commenced at 9:00 AM and concluded at 4:00 PM. It included various activities such as registration, medical screening, blood donation, and post-donation refreshments. Upon arrival, donors were greeted and registered, providing basic information and consent to participate. A brief medical screening was conducted by professional staff to ensure donor eligibility and safety. The blood donation process was smooth and overseen by trained medical personnel, ensuring both safety and comfort for all participants. After donating, individuals were provided with refreshments and given guidance on post-donation care, including a brief wellness check.
Neonatal Haemodynamics: Enhancing ECHO & USG Skills, a Hands on Workshop
By: Admin
2024-08-04
The national-level conference titled “Neonatal Hemodynamics: Enhancing ECHO & Ultrasound Skills - Workshop and CME” was successfully conducted on August 4, 2024, at the Lecture Hall on the 2nd Floor of Santosh Medical College & Hospital in Ghaziabad (Delhi NCR). Organized by the Department of Paediatrics, the event attracted 15 participating teachers and 35 students, fostering a vibrant exchange of knowledge and expertise in the field of neonatal hemodynamics.
The conference included several sessions chaired and conducted by prominent doctors specializing in neonatal care, covering a wide range of topics such as advances in neonatal hemodynamics, interpretation of ECHO in neonates, and practical applications of ultrasound in neonatal intensive care. Renowned experts in the field provided valuable insights and up-to-date information on the latest advancements and best practices. After lunch, participants were divided into small groups for hands-on workshops, designed to provide practical experience and enhance their skills in using ECHO and ultrasound equipment. Each group was guided by experienced professionals who ensured personalized attention and instruction for every participant.
The conference witnessed enthusiastic participation from both speakers and delegates, creating a dynamic and interactive learning environment. The diverse group of attendees, ranging from seasoned practitioners to emerging professionals, contributed to the richness of discussions and learning opportunities.
Academic CME on Chronic Liver Diseases
By: Admin
2024-07-22
Department of General Surgery organized an Academic CME on “Chronic Liver Disease” on 22nd July-2024 from 1pm to 2pm in LT-2, Hospital, Ghaziabad. It was attended by 45 Faculty Member, Post-Graduates & Interns. Event was organized by Dr Yogendra Kumar, HOD Surgery & the speaker of this CME was Dr Shalabh Gupta, Dean Academics. Session was interactive and everyone learned various aspects of Liver Chronic Disease.
Research Using AI
By: Admin
2024-07-18
On 18th July 2024, Dr. Jagan Mohan led a comprehensive workshop on "Research using AI" aimed at enhancing research capabilities through advanced AI tools. Sixty-six faculty members attended the two-hour session, which covered the role of AI in modern research. The workshop introduced key AI tools such as Consensus, Scite, Research Rabbit, and Semantic Scholar, explaining their applications in literature reviews, citation analysis, and research visualization. Participants received hands-on demonstrations and practical guidance on incorporating these tools into their workflows. The session concluded with a Q&A and plans for future workshops to explore AI’s evolving role in research.
CME on Air Pollution & Climate Crisis
By: Admin
2024-07-16
The Department of General Surgery at Santosh Deemed to be University organized an academic CME on "Air Pollution & Climate Crisis" on July 16, 2024, from 3:00 to 4:30 PM. The event, held in LT-4, University Block, was attended by 130 faculty members, postgraduates, and undergraduate students. Organized by Dr. Shalabh Gupta, Dean Academics, and Professor of Surgery, the CME featured Dr. Arvind Kumar, a renowned robotic surgeon from Medanta Hospital and a representative of the Lung Care Foundation. Dr. Kumar highlighted the crucial role of medical professionals in addressing air pollution and climate change, emphasizing the need for action through the "Doctors for Clean Air & Climate Action" initiative.
Clinical Integration of metabolic pathway
By: Admin
2024-07-15
The "Clinical Integration of Metabolic Pathways" seminar was designed to help MBBS 1st-year students understand the practical application of biochemistry in clinical settings. Beginning with a pre-test to assess baseline knowledge, the event featured a lecture by Dr. Poonam Agrawal, highlighting the importance of metabolic pathways in diagnosing and treating medical conditions. Students engaged in discussions and participated in a post-test to evaluate their learning. A perception analysis gathered feedback, showing positive responses and the seminar's effectiveness. The event successfully bridged theory with practice, enhancing students' comprehension of biochemistry in real-world medical scenarios.
Advance Training on Vitek for all Teaching non Teaching and post graduates
By: Admin
2024-07-01
Summary of Program Conducted within a week along with details of The VITEK 2 system is an advanced automated SYSTEM the identification and antimicrobial susceptibility testing of bacteria and fungi. The training on the VITEK 2 system provided participants with comprehensive knowledge about the various components of the machine and its regular maintenance. Learn the process of sample preparation, loading, and analysis. Understanding the principles of microbial identification using biochemical reactions and fluorescence and Interpretation of antimicrobial susceptibility results, including MIC values and resistance/susceptibility classifications. By the end of the training, participants demonstrated competence in system operation, accurate result interpretation, adherence to quality control procedures, and effective troubleshooting of technical issues.
National Doctor's Day
By: Admin
2024-07-01
On July 1, 2024, the Department of Forensic Medicine celebrated National Doctor’s Day in honor of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, a legendary Indian physician. Led by Dr. Ashok Sagar, Professor and Head of the Department, the event highlighted Dr. Roy’s impactful contributions to Indian healthcare. The gathering served as a moment of inspiration, reaffirming the department’s commitment to medical excellence, ethical practice, and the enduring values that guide the field of forensic medicine
Santosh Common Wealth Institution Workshop on Advanced E-Learning
By: Admin
2024-06-28
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) organized an online workshop titled “Santosh Commonwealth Institution Workshop on Advanced E-Learning” on June 28, 2024, for faculty members. Led by Dr. Jagan Mohan R., the session focused on creating effective e-learning modules, covering assessment methods, sub-headings, and quizzes for students. Faculty members presented their module designs, demonstrating strategies to identify slow and advanced learners through assignments. The workshop, attended by 55 faculty members from the Medical and Dental College, highlighted the advantages of using Canvas to build a sustainable learning environment. More workshops are planned to support ongoing professional development.
Centre for Interdisciplinary research and innovation
By: Admin
2024-06-05
The meeting held on 5th June 2024 at Santosh Dental College's Central Research Facility focused on securing sponsorship from SNIBE for the Aarogyam-2024 conference. Attendees included Dr. Jyoti Batra, Dean of Research and Conference Chair, Dr. Raj Narayan Gupta, Associate Professor of Biochemistry, Mr. Ajay Kumar Gupta from SNIBE Diagnostics, and Ms. Kirti Bharadwaj, the meeting coordinator. Dr. Batra introduced the significance of the conference, while Dr. Gupta detailed sponsorship opportunities for SNIBE. Mr. Ajay Kumar Gupta expressed interest and requested an official proposal. The meeting concluded with an invitation to further discuss the partnership at SNIBE's upcoming symposium.
Santosh SwacchPey Jal Yojana (ISR) onWorld Environment Day
By: Admin
2024-06-05
On June 5, 2024, the Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad, organized an awareness and educational program under the Santosh Swacch Pey Jal Yojana to mark World Environment Day. The event was held at the Composite School in Sainthali, Ghaziabad, and was coordinated by Gram Pradhan Mr. Amit Tyagi and Anganwadi workers. Villagers were educated about environmental pollution and its impact, with a focus on water contamination. Doctors demonstrated water purification methods and distributed chlorine tablets to attendees. The session included interactive discussions, demonstrations, and active participation from villagers, making it an engaging and informative event.
International Thyroid Week
By: Admin
2024-05-31
On the occasion of International Thyroid Week (25-31 May 2024), the Department of Biochemistry at Santosh Deemed to be University hosted a symposium on the thyroid gland, in collaboration with the Departments of Anatomy and Physiology. The event took place on May 31, 2024, at Maharaja Hall and was attended by faculty and first-year MBBS students. Key lectures were delivered by Dr. Monika (Anatomy), Dr. Manisha Gupta (Physiology), and Dr. Poonam Agrawal (Biochemistry), covering thyroid anatomy, physiology, and diagnostics. The session concluded with a quiz, and the Dean, Dr. Alka Aggrawal, highlighted the importance of early thyroid screening in preventing cretinism.
Advantage of Probiotics Use and Its Effect
By: Admin
2024-05-25
On May 25, 2024, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, hosted a seminar on the "Advantage of Probiotics Use and Its Effect on Immunity, Gut, Brain Axis, and Bone Health." Organized by the Paediatrics Department, the event saw participation from 21 postgraduate students. After a delightful lunch, the session commenced at 2 PM with faculty and attendees engaging in interactive discussions. Various health benefits of probiotics were explored, highlighting their impact on immunity, the gut-brain axis, and bone health. The seminar concluded with insightful discussions, emphasizing the growing significance of probiotics in healthcare.
Thalassemia Awareness Week
By: Admin
2024-05-09
From 8th to 15th May 2024, the Departments of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion at Santosh Medical College and Hospital organized a blood donation drive as part of Thalassemia Awareness Week. The event, themed “Empowering Lives, Embracing Progress: Equitable and Accessible Thalassemia Treatment for All,” aimed to support thalassemia patients by raising awareness and collecting blood donations. Over 30 donors participated, including students, faculty, and non-teaching staff. The drive featured health screenings, educational sessions, and refreshments for donors. The event was a resounding success, fostering community involvement and highlighting the need for accessible healthcare for thalassemia patients.
World Thalassemia Day
By: Admin
2024-05-08
The Department of Immunohaematology, Blood Transfusion, and Pathology at Santosh Medical College Hospital organized a poster competition during "Thalassemia Awareness Week" to educate the community about this genetic blood disorder. Held on May 8th, 2024, in honor of World Thalassemia Day, the event saw enthusiastic participation from paramedical students who presented their posters and engaged in an insightful evaluation session with medical experts. The top three posters were awarded, and the competition successfully promoted lifelong learning, fostering both research and the exchange of knowledge on thalassemia treatment, research, and support resources.
Celiac Disease Awareness Month 2024
By: Admin
2024-05-01
In May, recognized as Celiac Disease Awareness Month, three MBBS students from the 2022 batch—Samragyi Juneja, Aastha Singh, and Shivangi Singh—held an informative session on Celiac Disease. The presentation, conducted on May 27th and 28th, 2024, in collaboration with the Departments of Pathology and Anatomy, aimed to educate students about the disease's pathophysiology, symptoms, and diagnosis. By integrating an interactive and creative approach, the session highlighted the importance of early diagnosis and holistic care. Covering topics like etiology, immunology, and treatment, the event successfully raised awareness among future clinicians about this commonly overlooked disease.
World Hemophilia Day
By: Admin
2024-04-19
On April 19, 2024, Santosh Medical College & Hospital hosted a seminar in Maharaja Hall to commemorate World Hemophilia Day under the theme “Equitable Access for All: Recognizing All Bleeding Disorders.” Organized by the Departments of IHBT and Pathology, the event drew 126 students and 10 faculty members. The seminar featured expert presentations, starting with Dr. Saumya Panday’s introduction to hemophilia, followed by Dr. Priyanka Gupta’s insights into genetics and diagnosis. Dr. Mamta Priya discussed treatment complications, while Dr. Sehrish Chaudhary highlighted recent advances in therapy. The event emphasized the importance of advocacy and awareness for equitable healthcare access for all bleeding disorders.
World Parkinsons Day
By: Admin
2024-04-12
On April 12, 2024, the Department of Physiology at Santosh Medical College, alongside the MBBS 2023 Batch, organized an impactful event to commemorate World Parkinson's Day. The event aimed to raise awareness about Parkinson's Disease, a neurodegenerative disorder affecting millions. A highlight was a role-play by students depicting various aspects of living with Parkinson's, including diagnosis, symptom management, and caregiver challenges. Faculty members shared expert insights, followed by a discussion and Q&A session. The event, guided by Dr. Manisha Gupta and Dr. Shishir Dutt, successfully emphasized empathy, support, and multidisciplinary care for those affected by Parkinson's.
Foreign Bodies in Aerodigestive Tract- Myriad Challenges
By: Admin
2024-04-10
On April 10, 2024, the ENT department of Santosh Medical College & Hospital hosted a Continuing Medical Education (CME) event titled "Foreign Bodies in the Aero-Digestive Tract: Myriad Challenges 2024." Led by Dr. Tarun Malhotra, the program aimed to equip medical students with essential skills in identifying, managing, and preventing foreign body incidents. Keynote speaker Dr. Ravi Meher delivered an engaging presentation enhanced by 3D visuals and case studies. The event included an interactive quiz that encouraged participation, rewarding top students with certificates and a specialized E.N.T. book. A humorous stage play further illustrated management techniques, making the event both educational and memorable.
Voluntary Blood Donation Week on the occasion of World Health Day
By: Admin
2024-04-01
The "Voluntary Blood Donation Week" was held from April 1 to April 7, 2024, at the Blood Centre, IHBT Department, Santosh Medical College and Hospitals, in celebration of World Health Day. Organized by the Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion, this initiative aimed to raise awareness about the significance of voluntary blood donation. The week included activities such as registration, medical screenings by qualified professionals, and blood collection, resulting in 27 successful donations. This successful event not only addressed community blood needs but also fostered a spirit of social responsibility and unity among participants, highlighting the lifesaving impact of blood donation.
Report of Founders Day-2024
By: Admin
2024-03-03
Founder’s day of Santosh Deemed to be University was celebrated on 3rd March-2024. This is the day to commemorate those who founded the college and who have developed the university to its present state. It is celebrated on 1st Sunday March every year.
Program started with felicitation of founders and leadership team followed by Dias Formation. A corporate video showing the progress of the university was shown to all attendees. Speeches were given by Chancellor Dr Manoj Goyal, Vice-Chancellor Dr Tripta S Bhagat, Dean Medical Dr Alka Agrawal & Dena Dental Dr Akshay Bhargava on the progress of university and respective colleges. 32 employees who completed 25 years of their service in the university were felicitated. 66 Alumni of MBBS and BDS batches of 1998-99 & 1999-2000 were also felicitated. Students performed small cultural program for the university progress. Program ended with vote of thanks by Dean Academics Dr Shalabh Gupta. In the evening, all the members of teaching and non-teaching staff along with their families were invited for a GALA Cultural evening and Dinner. Entire event was attended by more than one thousand staff members of university. Token of appreciation in the form of a corporate Bag was given by Founder Chairman to all staff.
Gender Sensitization
By: Admin
2024-02-29
A CME on “Gender Sensitization” was arranged on 29th February 2024 at Santosh Medical College & Hospitals between 2 PM- 4 PM on the 2nd Floor, Lecture Room, Santosh Medical College and Hospitals, Ghaziabad, arranged by the Department of Clinical Psychology which was attended by various medical faculties. The event started with a welcome speech by the host of the event Dr Niharika Arora, Assistant Professor, Department of Clinical Psychology who was also the program coordinator for this event. The chief guest of the program was Dr Ashok Kumar, Professor & Head, Department of General Medicine, SMCH who addressed the session and presented his view on Gender Sensitization then the CME was addressed by the guest of honor Dr Manisha Gupta, Professor & Head, Department of Gynecology & Obstetrics, SMCH. She elucidated the concept of gender Sensitization after the inaugural ceremony.
Skill Transfer Course On Suturing Techniques
By: Admin
2024-02-29
On 29th Feb, 2024, skill transfer course on suturing techniques was organized in department of ophthalmology under the guidance of Dr. Sarita Aggarwal, Head of the Ophthalmology Department, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad.
Dr. Somesh Ranjan, associate professor, Department of Ophthalmology was the course moderator and taught various suturing techniques to the ophthalmology post graduates and optometrist students.
Overall, the event was very helpful in helping students understand and learn suturing techniques that will prove to be of major help to them in their future practices.
Innovation Council Meeting
By: Admin
2024-02-28
Innovation council meeting report 28/2/2024 by Dr Mahendran, Assistant Professor department of respiratory medicine, member innovation council Santosh Deemed to be University.The Innovation Council meeting convened to discuss and strategize innovative initiatives aimed at enhancing competitiveness and addressing emerging challenges.Basic information on introduction to innovation and it’s various phases were explained to the inquisitive crowd .Various stages in innovation like pre incubation incubation and startup phase.The Innovation Council meeting served as a platform for robust discussion, collaboration, and decision-making to drive forward the organization's innovation agenda.
National Science Day Celebration
By: Admin
2024-02-28
On February 28, 2024, the Department of Biochemistry at Santosh Medical College and Hospital, Santosh Deemed to be University, Ghaziabad, in collaboration with the Association of Clinical Biochemists of India (UP Chapter), hosted a one-day conference on ‘Evidence-Based Medicine and International Standards for Medical Laboratories (ISO 15189)’. The event aligned with NAAC guidelines, focusing on academic excellence, research culture, quality infrastructure, and student engagement. Eminent speakers and researchers shared insights on evidence-based practices, ISO standards, AI in medicine, and more. With over 190 participants, poster presentations, and engaging discussions, the conference marked a significant step toward enhancing healthcare education and laboratory standards.
Dental Camp Outreach Activity at Balaji Old Age Home: Enhancing Geriatric Care and Reaching the Unreachable
By: Admin
2024-02-27
In a collaborative effort to improve community health, a dedicated team from our dental department partnered with Balaji Old Age Home to conduct a specialized dental camp for elderly residents. Comprising 5 interns, 10 postgraduate students, and 5 faculty members, the team provided comprehensive dental check-ups, on-site treatments, and personalized oral health education. Through examinations, denture assessments, and individual counselling, the initiative aimed to enhance geriatric oral care, promote preventive practices, and bridge healthcare access gaps—underscoring our commitment to compassionate, community-centered care.
International Yoga Day
By: Admin
2023-06-21
Santosh Deemed to be University have organized a Yoga Session on the Occasion of International Yoga Day on 21st June 2023. The event started with Auspicious Lamp Lighting and Saraswati Vandana by our Honourable Yoga Trainers from Bhartiya Yog Sansthan and Leadership Team. The event was joined by Director IQAC Dr. Dakshina Bisht, Dean Research, Dr. Jyoti Batra, Dean Student Welfare Dr. Rajiv Ahluwalia, 5 Faculty Members, more than 50 students and 8 Non-Teaching Staff. The Yoga trainers demonstrated different Aasna including Surya Namaskar. They explained the importance of Yoga and each Aasna and encouraged the participants to do Yoga in their daily lives to improve the lifestyle.
The event was summed up with Vote of Thanks given by Dr. Rajiv Ahluwalia and followed by Tea.
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