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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Air India AI171 Plane Crash in Ahmedabad
By: Admin
2025-06-13
Santosh Deemed to be University is deeply saddened by the tragic loss of lives in the recent flight crash on 12.06.2025. Our heartfelt condolences go out to the families and loved ones of the victims. We stand in solidarity with all those affected by this devastating incident and pray for strength and peace during this difficult time.
Promoting Menstrual Hygiene Awareness – International Menstrual Hygiene Day 2025 Observed at Santosh Hospital
By: Admin
2025-05-28
The Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Santosh Medical College Hospital commemorated International Menstrual Hygiene Day on May 28, 2025, through a comprehensive awareness session led by Dr. Devika Mor and Dr. Pallavi Yadav. The event emphasized the importance of menstrual hygiene through interactive discussions, charts, videos, and patient education. Faculty, postgraduate students, and interns actively engaged with patients, addressing queries and promoting healthy menstrual practices to ensure better women’s health and dignity.
World Schizophrenia Awareness Day
By: Admin
2025-05-27
World Schizophrenia Awareness Day, observed on May 24, highlights the importance of understanding schizophrenia, reducing stigma, and promoting inclusive mental health care. Honoring Dr. Philippe Pinel’s legacy, the 2025 theme—"Rethink the Label: Reclaim the Story"—encourages breaking stereotypes and embracing personal narratives. With over 24 million affected globally, this day focuses on awareness campaigns, advocacy, and support services to ensure compassionate care and long-term rehabilitation for individuals living with schizophrenia.
World Emergency Medicine Day
By: Admin
2025-05-27
To mark the occasion of World Emergency Medicine Day, the Department of Emergency Medicine at Santosh Hospitals organized a day-long event on 27th May 2025. Themed “Proud to Provide Your Emergency Care,” the programme highlighted the vital role of emergency medical services and acknowledged the dedication of healthcare professionals in this critical field. The event began with registration and attendance coordinated by Dr. Himalaya and Dr. Shubham, followed by a warm and inspiring welcome address delivered by Dr. Natasha Dhingra. The introduction and felicitation of the chief guest and dignitaries were gracefully conducted by Dr. Natasha Dhingra and Dr. Dimple Tanna, setting the tone for the day.
A keynote session on the theme of the day was presented by Dr. Manish Sabharwal, who eloquently spoke about the evolving challenges and importance of emergency medicine. This was followed by a highly informative guest lecture on medico-legal aspects in emergency care by Dr. Anita Tandon, which provided attendees with essential legal insights and case-based discussions. Dr. Kushal then addressed the audience on the “Need of the Hour – Emergency Care,” stressing the need for a structured and accessible emergency care system in the country.
The sessions were followed by a refreshment break that allowed for networking and informal interaction.The event concluded with a hands-on Simulation Workshop on Basic Life Support (BLS), conducted by Dr. Ankur and Dr. Parth, which was met with enthusiastic participation and engagement. The workshop provided practical life-saving skills that are crucial in emergency scenarios.
In summary, the event was conducted smoothly and adhered closely to the planned schedule. It was a resounding success in terms of knowledge-sharing, skill development, and team collaboration. The department’s initiative was deeply appreciated by all attendees and reaffirmed Santosh Hospitals’ commitment to delivering quality emergency care and education.
Health Camp at Gharonda Orphanage by Santosh Medical College
By: Admin
2025-05-27
On May 27, 2025, the Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad, organized a free health camp at Gharonda Orphanage under an MOU initiative. Six postgraduates and four interns clinically examined 29 children, addressing common illnesses like cold, cough, diarrhea, and rhinitis. Free medications, including ORS, multivitamins, and syrups, were distributed. Anthropometric screening was conducted, and referrals were made where needed. Interns and PGs educated the staff on hygiene, sanitation, and nutritional practices. The camp successfully ensured primary care delivery and promoted health awareness for the well-being of children in the orphanage.
Training Workshop on E-Portfolio for Faculty – Empowering Digital Mentorship
By: Admin
2025-05-24
On 24th May 2025, the Medical Education Unit (MEU) of Santosh Medical College conducted an online training workshop via Zoom on “E-Portfolio for Faculty.” A total of 70 faculty members participated, including one external attendee. The session emphasized the use of E-Portfolios for first-year residents as a tool for digital learning, maintaining E-Logbooks, and engaging with student reflections. Dr. V.N. Mahalakshmi explained the distinction between logbooks and E-Portfolios and demonstrated reflection responses, while Dr. Jagan provided a live platform walkthrough. The workshop aimed to equip faculty with skills to support student growth through meaningful engagement. Oral feedback indicated a successful session.
Outreach Health Camp at Dundahera Main Road, Ghaziabad – Multispecialty Community Service
By: Admin
2025-05-22
On 22nd May 2025, the Department of General Surgery, Santosh Hospitals, Ghaziabad, organized a multispecialty outreach health camp at Dundahera Main Road. The departments of Pulmonology, Ophthalmology, Surgery, and Pediatrics participated, with five postgraduate doctors providing consultation services. A total of 135 patients benefited from free health checkups, treatment, and health education. Interactive awareness sessions were conducted, and pamphlets along with multivitamins were distributed to promote preventive care. The camp highlighted Santosh Hospital’s commitment to accessible healthcare and community wellness through dedicated, on-ground medical services and active faculty engagement.
Santosh Dhyan Diwas – A Day of Inner Peace and Collective Mindfulness
By: Admin
2025-05-21
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Santosh Deemed to be University organized a serene and spiritually uplifting event — Santosh Dhyan Diwas (Meditation Day) — on 21st May 2025, at the Maha Ganapathi Temple within the campus.
Graced by the presence of university leadership, faculty, and a vibrant student gathering, the event offered a moment of stillness and reflection. The meditation session, set amidst the divine energy of the temple, emphasized the power of mental well-being, mindfulness, and inner harmony in today’s fast-paced life.
The day concluded on a soulful note with the distribution of prasad, reinforcing a sense of community, gratitude, and spiritual connection.
At Santosh Deemed to be University, we believe in nurturing not just academic excellence, but also the holistic development of our students and staff — in mind, body, and spirit.
Paramedical Development Program: Nurses Training on Blood Transfusion Protocols
By: Admin
2025-05-20
On May 20, 2025, the Department of IHBT organized a Paramedical Development Program at Santosh Hospital, focusing on Blood Transfusion Protocols and Blood Component Arrangement. Conducted by Dr. Amit Varma and Dr. Mayurika Tyagi, the session trained 33 nursing staff, along with faculty and students, on the safe handling, storage, and arrangement of blood components. The training aimed to enhance transfusion practices and patient safety, equipping participants with critical operational knowledge and confidence.
Community Health Outreach Camp at Garhi Kalanjri, Ghaziabad
By: Admin
2025-05-20
Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, organized a community outreach health camp on 20th May 2025 at Garhi Kalanjri. The multidisciplinary team included postgraduate doctors from Pediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Medicine, and Ophthalmology. The camp focused on providing essential healthcare services such as free medical checkups, consultations, immunization, and nutrition counseling for local children. A total of five children were evaluated, and caretakers were advised on further care and follow-up at Santosh Hospital for serious health concerns. The initiative successfully enhanced healthcare access and awareness in the underserved community, concluding at 2 PM after a productive day of medical outreach.
Simulation teaching in anatomy using Cadaviz
By: Admin
2025-05-20
Simulation teaching of Anatomy using Cadaviz, virtual dissection table was scheduled for MBBS students. Revision classes for previously taught topics were planned as remedial measures for the students for each of the 4 batches (A, B, C, D) of MBBS (2024-25).
One topic was covered in a week in rotation for each batch of students.
It helped in recollecting previous topics in short span of time.
Basic Suturing Skills Value Added Course
By: Admin
2025-05-19
Department of General Surgery organized a Value-Added Course on “SUTURING & KNOTTING” for MBBS Phase-III Part-II on 26th April, 03 May, 10th May, 17th May 2025 from 01:00 pm to 05:00 pm at LT-3 Santosh Deemed To be University Ghaziabad. It was attended by all Faculty Member, Post Graduates & 50 Students. Course was organized by Dr Shalabh Gupta, HOD Surgery & Organizing Secretary Dr. Varun Pathak, Asst. Professor. Couse was interactive and everyone learned various aspects of Suturing & Knotting with Hands on Training Experience, Guest Lecture on Science of Tissue Management by Dr Neeraj Dhamija Consultant at Shri Ganga Ram Hospital, Delhi. Certificates were distributed to all Participants. .
International Guest Lecture & Wet Lab on Ortho-K and Scleral Lenses – A Hands-on Learning Experience
By: Admin
2025-05-17
On May 17, 2025, the Department of Ophthalmology at Santosh Hospital, under the leadership of Dr. Sarita Aggarwal, organized an International Guest Lecture and Wet Lab Session for postgraduate and optometry students. The event featured Mr. Rahul Raghav, Head Consultant Optometrist from Dubai, who delivered an insightful lecture on Ortho-K and scleral lenses. The session covered myopia control strategies, lens fitting techniques, and hands-on practice with corneal and scleral lenses. The highly interactive program enriched participants with global perspectives and practical skills in advanced contact lens management.
Technician Training on IH-500 Automated Blood Bank Analyzer at Santosh Hospital
By: Admin
2025-05-16
On 16th May 2025, the Department of IHBT, Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad, organized a hands-on training session on the IH-500 Automated Blood Bank Analyzer. Aimed at enhancing laboratory efficiency and transfusion safety, the session was attended by faculty, students, and non-teaching staff. Participants received detailed insights into the analyzer’s operation, maintenance, and clinical applications in blood compatibility testing. The interactive session included live demonstrations and practical exposure, empowering technicians with vital skills for accurate diagnostics. The training was well-received and reinforced Santosh Hospital’s commitment to quality healthcare through continuous staff development and adoption of advanced medical technologies.
Academic CME on Prosthetics & Orthotics
By: Admin
2025-05-16
Department of General Surgery organized an Academic CME on “PROSTHETICS & ORTHOTICS” on 16th May 2025 from 04:00 pm to 05:00 pm at Department of General Surgery Santosh Hospital Ghaziabad. It was attended by Faculty Member, all Post-Graduates & Interns. Event was organized by Dr Shalabh Gupta, HOD Surgery & Dr. Shariya Tiwari, Asst. Professor & the speaker of this CME was Endolite India Limited. Session was interactive and everyone learned various aspects of Prosthetics & Orthotics.
Cyclothon 2025 | Fit India Mission x World Orthodontic Health Day
By: Admin
2025-05-15
On 15th May 2025, Santosh Deemed to be University proudly organized a Cyclothon Event under the Fit India Mission at Noida Stadium, in collaboration with Gyan Vigyan, Indian Orthodontic Society (IOS), Noida-Greater Noida Orthodontic Study Group and Fit India Mission.
In a powerful blend of fitness and oral health awareness, the Department of Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopaedics at Santosh Dental College also marked World Orthodontic Health Day during this event.
Event Highlights:
*50+ enthusiastic student participants
*17+ faculty members cycling in solidarity
*Fitness Talk: “Fitness ki Dose, Aadha Ghanta Roz”
*Oral Health Awareness Session
*Healthy Refreshments
This initiative strengthened our commitment to a healthier tomorrow by encouraging both physical fitness and dental health awareness in line with national goals. Together, let’s keep riding toward a fitter, healthier India!
E-Poster Competition on National Forensic Medicine Day
By: Admin
2025-05-15
The Department of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology at SDU organized an E-Poster Competition on National Forensic Medicine Day (15th May 2025) at Maharaja Hall. With 16 teams of 160 students participating, the event aimed to enhance creativity, raise awareness, and develop presentation skills on key forensic medicine topics. The competition showcased impressive visual expression and teamwork. Faculty and students praised the event's excellent organization and originality of the posters. Top teams were awarded prizes and medals, motivating students and fostering engagement in forensic medicine.
Paramedical Development Program – Nurses Training on Blood Transfusion Protocols
By: Admin
2025-05-15
The Department of IHBT organized a Paramedical Development Program on May 15, 2025, at Santosh Hospital, focusing on Blood Transfusion Protocols and Blood Component Arrangement. Conducted by Dr. Amit Varma and Dr. Mayurika Tyagi, the session trained 40 participants, including nursing staff and students. The program aimed to enhance nurses' understanding of blood components, their storage, and transfusion guidelines, ultimately promoting patient safety and efficient clinical practice.
E-Poster Competition on National Forensic Medicine Day – “Unveiling Justice Through Science”
By: Admin
2025-05-15
On 15th May 2025, the Department of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology at Santosh Deemed to be University organized an engaging E-poster competition to mark National Forensic Medicine Day. Held at Maharaja Hall, the event saw enthusiastic participation from 160 students forming 16 teams. Under the theme “Unveiling Justice Through Science”, students showcased creative and insightful posters on various forensic topics. Prizes and medals were awarded to top teams for their outstanding contributions. The competition enhanced research, teamwork, and presentation skills, while fostering awareness and appreciation for forensic science. Positive feedback was received from both faculty and students, marking it a successful event.
Multi-Specialty Health Camp at Shahi Export Pvt. Ltd., Mohan Nagar
By: Admin
2025-05-15
On May 15, 2025, the Department of General Surgery, Santosh Hospitals, Ghaziabad, conducted a multi-specialty health camp at Shahi Export Pvt. Ltd., Mohan Nagar. With active participation from departments of Orthopedics, Medicine, Surgery, and Dietetics, a total of 122 individuals received consultations. Doctors provided on-spot treatments and distributed multivitamins. Pamphlets and health education sessions were used to spread awareness about preventive healthcare. Interns and the marketing team supported the initiative. The camp successfully offered essential medical services and reinforced Santosh Hospitals' commitment to community wellness.
Mother’s Day Awareness Program by Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology
By: Admin
2025-05-14
On May 14, 2025, the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Santosh Medical College Hospital organized a special program to commemorate Mother’s Day. Held on the 5th floor of the hospital, the two-hour session featured awareness talks by Dr. Manisha Gupta and Dr. Alpana Agrawal, addressing patient queries on maternal health. Supported by postgraduate students, interns, and faculty, the event included educational presentations through charts, videos, and pictures. Fruits were distributed to patients, fostering a warm and engaging environment in celebration of motherhood.
Recent Updates in Pulmonary Cytology, Endobronchial USG Guided FNAC
By: Admin
2025-05-13
The Department of Pathology at Santosh Medical College organized a Guest Lecture on “Recent Updates in Pulmonary Cytology, Endobronchial USG Guided FNAC” on 13th May 2025 in the MEU Hall. Led by Dr. Adreena Mittal and faculty team, the lecture provided PG students with an overview of the principles and clinical applications of EBUS-guided FNAC, emphasizing its role in minimally invasive diagnostics and early evaluation. The interactive session enhanced students’ understanding of equipment handling and interpretation of cytology results, with positive feedback highlighting the relevance and impact of the training.
Anatomy Seminar for MBBS Batch (2024-25)
By: Admin
2025-05-13
11-12 students, slow learners were selected from each batch of MBBS students for seminar presentation. Topics for seminar were distributed among them. Different Faculty guides were allocated to them for each batch.
Seminars for Batch A, B & C students were conducted on 13/05/25, 20/05/25 & 27/05/25 respectively.
Their performance of the seminar presentation & knowledge of the topic was graded by all the faculties in the department.
Celebrating International Nurses Day 2025 – Honoring the Heart of Healthcare
By: Admin
2025-05-12
On May 12, 2025, the Department of IHBT at Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, celebrated International Nurses Day with the theme “Our Nurses, Our Future: Caring for Nurses Strengthens Economies.” The event highlighted the pivotal role of nurses in transfusion medicine. Dr. Amit Varma, Head of the Blood Bank, addressed the gathering, appreciating the dedication of nursing professionals in ensuring safe blood handling and compassionate care. The event aimed to inspire, recognize, and promote teamwork among healthcare providers for enhanced patient outcomes.
VAC on Safe Transport of Sick Children: Ambulance Specifications
By: Admin
2025-05-10
The Department of Pediatrics, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, organized a Value-Added Course (VAC) on May 10, 2025, focusing on Ambulance Specifications for the Transport of Sick Children. Conducted by Dr. Urmila Jhamb, the session covered key aspects such as the goals, modes of transport, and transport physiology. Attended by 15 participants, the program aimed to enhance awareness among healthcare professionals about safe pediatric transport and the critical components of ambulance preparedness.
World Thalassemia Day
By: Admin
2025-05-09
The Department of Pathology at Santosh Medical College observed World Thalassemia Day on 9th May 2025 under the theme “Together for Thalassemia: Uniting Communities, Prioritizing Patients.” The event, held in LT-2, saw active participation from over 120 students and faculty members, including Dr. Adreena Mittal, Dr. Swati Singh, Dr. Alka Dixit Vats, Dr. Richa Sharma, and Dr. Mansi Jain. The programme focused on raising awareness about Thalassemia, its prevention through genetic counselling, and the significance of premarital and prenatal screening. Educational posters were presented, and interactive discussions took place, deepening students’ understanding of the pathogenesis, laboratory diagnosis, and recent advances in Thalassemia management. Feedback was collected, indicating a positive learning experience.
Hands-on Training in Gel Card Techniques for Blood Grouping and Coombs Test
By: Admin
2025-05-09
The Department of IHBT organized a technical training session on May 9, 2025, at the Blood Centre, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad. The session focused on gel card techniques for blood grouping, crossmatching, Coombs test, and antibody screening. Designed to enhance practical skills, the training provided hands-on experience, improved diagnostic accuracy, and emphasized the importance of quality assurance in transfusion services.
Cracking the Code: Biochemistry Exam Success Series
By: Admin
2025-05-09
The Department of Biochemistry at Santosh Medical College organized a two-day student empowerment series titled “Cracking the Code: Excelling in Biochemistry Exams” on 9–10 May 2025. Aimed at MBBS students, the sessions focused on improving exam-writing techniques, presentation skills, Viva Voce preparation, and smart revision strategies. With engaging discussions and practical tips from faculty, students gained clarity on avoiding common exam mistakes and enhancing their academic performance. The initiative received positive feedback and highlighted the importance of structured exam training in boosting student confidence and results.
Awareness Session on World Menstrual Hygiene Day at Santosh Hospital
By: Admin
2025-05-08
On May 28, 2025, the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, in collaboration with the Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad, organized an educational awareness session to mark World Menstrual Hygiene Day. Postgraduates and interns educated women and adolescent girls on the importance of menstrual hygiene, discouraging the use of unclean cloth and promoting safe practices. Colourful charts, myth-busting discussions, and an interactive Q&A session empowered participants to break taboos and understand hygiene essentials. The event successfully fostered open dialogue and improved awareness, reinforcing the need for education in menstrual health and hygiene within the community.
Training Session on iThenticate and Anti-Plagiarism Software Tools
By: Admin
2025-05-07
The Department of IHBT at Santosh Hospital conducted a Training Session on iThenticate and Anti-Plagiarism Software Tools on 7th May 2025 at the Blood Centre. Led by Mr. P. Ramu, the session covered the fundamentals of plagiarism, UGC regulations, and the use of iThenticate for document originality checks. With active participation from faculty and postgraduate students, the session included live demonstrations, interactive discussions, and practical tips on maintaining academic integrity and ethical writing practices. The workshop concluded with positive feedback and enhanced understanding of plagiarism prevention and manuscript preparation.
Wet Lab on Corneal Keratoplasty Using Gabauer SLc DSAEK Automated System
By: Admin
2025-05-07
A Wet Lab on Corneal Keratoplasty using the Gabauer SLc DSAEK Automated System was successfully conducted on 7th May 2025 at Santosh Hospital. Designed for postgraduate students, this hands-on workshop provided invaluable insights and practical exposure to modern endothelial keratoplasty techniques, including donor tissue preparation and recipient bed management. The event, coordinated by Dr. Sarita Aggarwal, significantly boosted clinical training, offering participants a deep understanding of precision-driven corneal transplant methods.
Plantation Drive under Family Adoption Program at Duhai Village
By: Admin
2025-05-05
On May 5, 2025, a Plantation Drive was organized at Greenland School, Duhai Village, by the Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, under the Family Adoption Program. Led by Dr. Neha Yadav and supported by postgraduate students and MBBS third-year students, the drive emphasized environmental awareness and community involvement. Over 35 saplings were planted, with students educating locals and school children on the importance of nurturing trees for a sustainable future.
A Hands-On Workshop on Protocol Writing for First Year Postgraduates
By: Admin
2025-05-03
The MEU at Santosh Medical College organized a hands-on workshop on protocol writing for first-year postgraduate students on 3rd May 2025. Held at LT-4, it focused on the essentials of research methodology, study designs, ethical considerations, and basic biostatistics. With 93 participants (13 faculty, 80 students), the interactive sessions helped students develop skills in framing research questions, performing literature reviews, and structuring coherent research protocols. Overall, it was a comprehensive and engaging workshop that equipped future clinicians with the knowledge to conduct ethical and impactful research.
Rotary Endodontics in Primary Teeth
By: Admin
2025-05-02
The Department of Pediatric and Preventive Dentistry at Santosh Deemed to be University organized a lecture and hands-on workshop on Rotary Endodontics in Primary Teeth on 2nd May 2025 at LT-3. Led by Dr. Nidhi Gupta and attended by 5 internal faculty, 1 external faculty, and 13 students, the programme highlighted the adaptation of rotary endodontic systems in pediatric patients. Participants learned about differences between rotary and manual instrumentation, case selection, protocols, and technological advances. The workshop aimed to enhance clinical competence and equip students with modern techniques for better patient care. Feedback was collected through Google Forms and shared with IQAC.
Outreach Health Camp at Arya Nagar, Pilkhuwa – Serving the Community
By: Admin
2025-05-01
On 1st May 2025, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, organized a comprehensive health outreach camp at Arya Nagar, Pilkhuwa. The camp was led by postgraduate doctors from Pediatrics, Dental, Medicine, and Ophthalmology departments. A total of 35 children received free health checkups, medical consultations, and counseling on immunization and nutrition. The initiative aimed at early detection of health issues and guiding caretakers on follow-up care. The camp began at 9:30 AM and concluded at 2:00 PM, contributing significantly to the health awareness and well-being of the local community while strengthening Santosh Hospital's commitment to accessible healthcare.
Technician Training on Spill Management
By: Admin
2025-04-29
The Department of IHBT at Santosh Hospital organized a Technician Training on Spill Management on 29th April 2025, held at the Blood Centre, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad. The session was conducted by Dr. Mayurika Tyagi and attended by 2 faculty members, 10 students, and 9 non-teaching staff. The training focused on effective handling of blood and body fluid spills, including immediate response steps, disinfection protocols, use of spill kits, and documentation procedures. The session enhanced the participants’ preparedness and competency in maintaining hygiene and safety in clinical settings, contributing to improved infection control and hospital quality standards.
Food Facts and Myths & the Importance of Hydration
By: Admin
2025-04-29
The Department of Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics (General Medicine) organized an engaging guest lecture on “Food Facts and Myths & the Importance of Hydration” on 29th April 2025 at LT-3, Santosh Deemed to be University, Ghaziabad. The session, conducted by Dr. Mayuri Rastogi (HoD & Assistant Professor, Sharda University), provided students with valuable insights into common food myths, popular fad diets, and the crucial role of hydration. Dr. Rastogi encouraged interactive discussions and critical thinking, enabling students to better address dietary misconceptions in their future practice. Dr. Deepshikha, Assistant Professor and Course Coordinator, expressed gratitude to Dr. Rastogi with a certificate and gift hamper, while Ms. Yogita Nagar also shared inspiring words. Overall, the session was highly informative and inspiring for the B.Sc. Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics students.
Paramedical Development Program - Nurses Training
By: Admin
2025-04-28
The Department of IHBT at Santosh Hospital conducted a Paramedical Development Program – Nurses Training Program on “Blood Transfusion Protocols: Understanding of Blood Component Arrangements” on 28th April 2025 in the Demonstrator Room, Fifth Floor.
Led by Dr. Amit Varma and Dr. Mayurika Tyagi, the session was attended by 35 nursing staff. The program focused on the types, functions, and storage of blood components such as RBCs, plasma, platelets, and cryoprecipitate, along with key transfusion protocols.
Participants gained hands-on knowledge of safe handling practices, enabling improved operational efficiency and patient safety. The session received positive feedback, and future training sessions are planned to further strengthen transfusion medicine skills across departments.
Carl Zeiss Spectacle Manufacturing Lab
By: Admin
2025-04-26
On Saturday, 26th May 2025, M.S. Optometry students from Santosh Hospital visited the Carl Zeiss Spectacle Manufacturing Lab as part of an industrial lab exposure initiative. The visit aimed to provide real-world insights into spectacle lens manufacturing processes and quality control measures. Students explored advanced techniques such as lens grinding, coating, and polishing, while also learning about the strict hygiene protocols and technological innovations used in the lab. The interactive session and live demonstrations enriched their technical knowledge and inspired a commitment to quality and innovation in optical care.
Free Multispeciality Health Camp
By: Admin
2025-04-26
A Free Multispeciality Health Camp was organized on 26th April 2025 at Panchayat Bhavan, Kanauja Village, Ghaziabad by the Department of Community Medicine in collaboration with General Medicine and Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Santosh Medical College. The camp aimed to provide free consultations, health check-ups, and medicines to the rural population. A total of 3 faculty members and 10 postgraduate students participated. Over 90 villagers benefited from general health assessments, anthropometric measurements, and consultations. Common health issues identified included hypertension, diabetes, arthritis, cataract, and diarrhoea. Health education was also provided on hygiene, nutrition, and menstrual health. Patients needing further care were referred to Santosh Hospital for specialized treatment.
Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, organized an Outreach Camp
By: Admin
2025-04-26
Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, organized an Outreach Camp on 26th April 2025 at SBN Public School, Nandgram. Led by the Paediatrics department postgraduate, the camp provided free healthcare services to underserved children. Activities included medical consultations, checkups, medicine distribution, immunization, and nutrition counseling. Approximately 150-200 children benefited from the camp, with those needing further care referred to Santosh Hospital. The event concluded successfully by 2 PM, reinforcing the hospital’s commitment to community health.
Rapid Response Team Simulation Drill
By: Admin
2025-04-26
Rapid Response Team Simulation Drill was held on 26th April 2025 at MEU, Santosh Deemed to be University, organized by HRDC & IQAC. The program aimed to assess and enhance the preparedness and efficiency of the Rapid Response Team in managing emergency situations promptly and effectively.
The drill included interactive sessions on Crisis Resource Management and teamwork, followed by realistic simulations such as power outages, chemical spills, and campus unrest scenarios. These activities strengthened participants' critical thinking, coordination, and crisis-handling skills.
Feedback was highly positive, and future plans include regular drills and collaboration with external emergency agencies to further improve emergency response capabilities.
World Malaria Day
By: Admin
2025-04-25
On the occasion of World Malaria Day (25th April 2025), the Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad, organized an awareness skit at CHC Muradnagar. The event saw participation from faculty members Dr. Neha Yadav and Dr. Sana, along with five postgraduate students. The skit highlighted myths, symptoms, risk factors, and prevention methods related to malaria. Supporting visuals and a health talk by Dr. Neha Yadav reinforced the message. An interactive Q&A session further engaged the audience of 50–60 individuals, leaving them with the powerful reminder: "Malaria is preventable and treatable! Let’s protect ourselves and our families."
Screening Camp: Diabetes, HTN, Metabolic Diseases, Cardiovascular Diseases & NAFLD
By: Admin
2025-04-25
On 25th April 2025, the Department of General Medicine, in collaboration with the Department of Biochemistry and Delhi Diabetic Forum, organized a Screening Camp for Diabetes, Hypertension, Metabolic Diseases, Cardiovascular Diseases, and NAFLD at the Medicine OPD, Santosh Hospital. Faculty members, PG residents, and interns facilitated screening of 78 patients, providing free tests including blood sugar, lipid profile, liver function tests, FibroScan, and physician consultations. Held in observance of World Liver Day, the camp aimed to raise awareness and detect undiagnosed conditions. The initiative was highly appreciated by participants, with significant findings such as 21% new diabetes/pre-diabetes, 26% dyslipidemia, and 14% NAFLD. Plans are underway for regular quarterly camps and extended preventive health programs.
Paramedical Development Program - Nurses Training
By: Admin
2025-04-25
The Department of IHBT organized a Paramedical Development Program – Nurses Training Program on 25th April 2025 at Santosh Hospital, focusing on blood transfusion protocols and blood component arrangements. Conducted by Dr. Amit Varma and Dr. Mayurika Tyagi, the session trained 44 participants, including nurses, faculty, and students. The program emphasized the safe handling, storage, and arrangement of blood components, aiming to improve transfusion practices and patient care. Participants gained valuable insights and practical knowledge to enhance their clinical efficiency and ensure adherence to transfusion safety standards.
National Conference and Workshop on Flow Cytometry in Hematopathology
By: Admin
2025-04-25
Postgraduate students Dr. Bulbul Biswas and Dr. Anshul Chaturvedi from the Department of IHBT participated in the National Conference and Workshop on Flow Cytometry in Hematopathology, held on 25th–26th April 2025 at ESIC Medical College & Hospital, Faridabad. Organized by the Department of Pathology, the event focused on the clinical and diagnostic applications of flow cytometry in hematological malignancies. Participants attended expert lectures and took part in a hands-on workshop involving sample preparation, data acquisition, and analysis. The program enhanced their technical knowledge and offered valuable insights into advanced hematopathological diagnostics.
Malaria ends with us : Reinvest, Reimagine, Reignite
By: Admin
2025-04-25
On April 25, 2025, the Departments of IHBT and Pathology at Santosh Medical College and Hospital, Ghaziabad, jointly observed World Malaria Day under the theme “Malaria Ends With Us: Reinvest, Reimagine, Reignite.” The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from 140 students and 8 faculty members, focusing on malaria prevention, early detection, and coordinated public health action. A presentation by Dr. Rajesh Kumar (PG1, IHBT) highlighted the significance of community engagement and proactive strategies for malaria elimination. Through symposiums and interactive sessions, students were empowered with knowledge and skills to contribute to future public health initiatives.
Free Dental Check-Up Camp on the Occasion of World Malaria Day
By: Admin
2025-04-25
On 25th April 2025, coinciding with World Malaria Day, the Department of Prosthodontics at Santosh Dental College, Ghaziabad, organized a free dental health check-up camp in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. Led by Dr. Akshay Bhargava, Dean of the college, and supported by key faculty members including Dr. Rajiv Kumar Gupta, Dr. Manoj Kumar Goyat, and Dr. Bharti Dua, the camp aimed to provide essential oral healthcare services while raising awareness about malaria prevention.
Postgraduate students and interns actively participated, offering free oral screenings, basic dental treatments, and preventive care. The event also featured educational sessions on malaria prevention and oral hygiene, reaching numerous local residents. The camp was highly appreciated by the community and covered by local media, reflecting Santosh Dental College’s dedication to community health and preventive care initiatives.
Free Health Camp-Gharonda Orphanage, Ghaziabad
By: Admin
2025-04-23
A Free Health Camp was organized on 23rd April 2025 at Gharonda Orphanage, Ghaziabad by the Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, under an MOU initiative. A team of 6 postgraduate students (Dr. Mehek, Dr. Nidhi, Dr. Ashutosh, Dr. Eka, Dr. Harsh, and Dr. Shashank) clinically examined 20 children for conditions such as diarrhea, rhinitis, URTI, anemia, and worm infestations. Free medications and supplements were provided, and anthropometric assessments were conducted. Three children were referred to the Pediatric Department for further care. The orphanage staff received instructions on medication use, hygiene, sanitation, and nutrition. The camp successfully addressed immediate health concerns and promoted long-term well-being among the children.
CME on Diabetes Management and Recent Advances
By: Admin
2025-04-23
Held on 23rd April 2025 at the 3rd Floor Demonstration Room, this CME organized by the Department of General Medicine focused on updating healthcare professionals about the latest developments in diabetes diagnosis and treatment. Led by Dr. Ashok Kumar and moderated by senior faculty, the session covered new antidiabetic therapies, guidelines, and practical patient management. An interactive Q&A enhanced clinical discussions. Participants found the program highly informative, strengthening their knowledge and decision-making skills in diabetes care. Future CMEs on related non-communicable diseases and practical workshops are planned.
Inauguration of 'Cadaviz' – A Revolutionary Virtual Dissection Table Enhancing Anatomy Learning
By: Admin
2025-04-23
In a significant step towards integrating advanced technology in medical education, Santosh Medical college proudly inaugurated its state-of-the-art Virtual Dissection Table – Cadaviz on 23rd April 2025 in a dignified ceremony that blended tradition with innovation.
The event commenced with a solemn and spiritually enriching Pooja ceremony, seeking blessings for the success and effective use of the technology. The ceremonial lamp was lit by the esteemed Chief Guest, Dr. P Mahalingam Founder Chairman, alongside other dignitaries, faculty members, and student representatives.
Following the traditional opening, the formal inauguration of the Cadaviz table was conducted by Dr P Mahalingam, unveiling the virtual system amidst applause and admiration from the gathered audience. Introductory & welcome speech was delivered by Dr Soniya Gupta, HOD, Anatomy, who emphasized the critical role of digital tools in contemporary education and lauded the institution's commitment to pioneering modern methods in medical and health sciences training.
Mr. Amresh Kumar, CEO, immersive labs, addressed the students and faculties about Cadaviz – Virtual Dissection table. It marks a leap forward in Anatomy education, offering an interactive, 3D digital cadaver experience. The table provides lifelike anatomical visualizations with precise cross-sectional views, allowing students to explore human anatomy in a way that is immersive, repeatable, and free from the limitations of traditional dissection.
Dr. Alka Aggarwal, Dean of the Medical College, expressed pride and optimism about the launch, stating:
“With Cadaviz, we aim to provide our students with the best of both traditional knowledge and modern technology. This tool will not only enhance anatomical understanding but also pave the way for a more insightful and prepared generation of healthcare professionals.”
The inauguration ceremony concluded with a guided demonstration of Cadaviz, where students expressed their excitement about incorporating it into their learning journey.
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Anti-Ragging Orientation Program
By: Admin
2025-04-22
At Santosh Dental College, we believe in fostering a nurturing and inclusive environment for every student. As part of our unwavering commitment to student welfare and campus safety, the Anti-Ragging Orientation Program was organized on 22nd April 2025. Students from 1st and 2nd year BDS, along with 1st year MDS, participated in the program. Guest speaker, Dr. Bhagvandas Rai (DCI member, Principal – Pacific Dental College, Udaipur), raised student awareness through his detailed discussions on the definitions, forms, and consequences of ragging, along with the legal frameworks established by the UGC and the BNS.
Dr. Akshay Bhargava (Dean, Santosh Dental College) also addressed the students. He emphasized the institution's commitment to a zero-tolerance policy against ragging, highlighting the importance of empathy and mutual respect among students. The students were also introduced to the college's Anti-Ragging Committee, counselling services, and helpline numbers for reporting and addressing concerns.
Save Electricity Initiative on World Earth Day
By: Admin
2025-04-22
In a significant step toward environmental stewardship, Santosh Deemed to be University marked World Earth Day with the launch of a wide-reaching "Save Electricity Initiative" dedicated to promoting energy conservation and sustainable living practices.
Celebrated globally on April 22nd, World Earth Day serves as a call to action for climate consciousness and environmental responsibility. In alignment with this global movement the University’s initiative encourages all students, staff and the community to adopt energy-saving measures and become active participants in the journey toward a greener future.
A key highlight of the initiative was a symbolic act observed across the university campus and associated facilities by switching off all lights for 30 minutes, from 8:30 PM to 9:00 PM. This gesture aimed to raise awareness about the direct impact of electricity consumption on carbon emissions and climate change.
The Save Electricity Initiative is part of Santosh University’s broader commitment to environmental sustainability. By championing this initiative, Santosh Deemed to be University reinforces its role as a responsible educational institution and a catalyst for positive environmental change. 
Skin Prick test
By: Admin
2025-04-22
On 22nd April 2025, the Department of Pulmonary Medicine at Santosh Hospital conducted a demonstration session on the Skin Prick Test at the hospital’s 3rd floor. With participation from 4 faculty members and 15 students, the session focused on identifying allergens responsible for various allergic conditions and educating participants on the role of immunotherapy in treatment. The demonstration covered the step-by-step procedure, interpretation of results, and safety precautions. It successfully enhanced awareness of allergy diagnostics and management, equipping attendees with practical knowledge. Positive feedback highlighted the session’s clarity, usefulness, and educational value. Future workshops and outreach activities are planned to expand community impact.
DAM–TSC Method for Urea Estimation
By: Admin
2025-04-22
A hands-on training session on the DAM–TSC Method for Urea Estimation was conducted by the Department of Biochemistry, Santosh Medical College & Hospital on 22nd and 23rd April 2025 at the Biochemistry Laboratory, SMCH. The session aimed to enhance students’ practical understanding of renal function testing using a classical colorimetric technique. A total of 150 MBBS students (75 each day) participated under the guidance of 4 faculty members. The workshop covered reagent preparation, spectrophotometric analysis, and interpretation of urea clearance values. Students gained valuable laboratory skills, reinforced Good Laboratory Practices (GLP), and learned to correlate biochemical findings with clinical conditions. The event was met with overwhelmingly positive feedback, emphasizing its relevance and practical impact. Future plans include introducing advanced methods and student-led research on renal biomarkers.
E-Portfolio trial Presentation
By: Admin
2025-04-22
The E-Portfolio Trial Presentation was conducted on April 22, 2025, at Board Room-2, Santosh Deemed to Be University, organized by Santosh Medical College. The session aimed to assess the students’ understanding of reflection writing and validate the indigenously developed E-Portfolio format following the induction program held earlier in April.
A total of 21 participants (including 2 internal and 1 external faculty and 18 students) attended the session. Students presented their reflections on various academic and clinical activities, including seminars, research, procedural skills, and outreach programs. Constructive feedback was provided by Dr. Jagan, Dr. V.N. Mahalakshmi (Vice-Chancellor), and Dr. Alka Agrawal (Dean, SMCH), following which revised reflections were submitted to the Dean’s office.
The session successfully tested the E-Portfolio structure and promoted reflective learning. It also marked the beginning of content upload into the digital platform, moving SMCH towards enhanced academic documentation and personalized learning.
Rosacea Awareness Month 2025
By: Admin
2025-04-21
The Department of Dermatology, Santosh Medical College observed Rosacea Awareness Month from 21st to 30th April 2025. Under the leadership of Dr. V. K. Garg (Professor & Head), the faculty and residents actively counseled patients about the signs, symptoms, and management of rosacea, with a special emphasis on the importance of sunscreen usage. Undergraduate students posted during the period also enthusiastically participated. The initiative witnessed excellent engagement from faculty, students, and the public, contributing to the successful awareness campaign.
Santosh Amrit Vriksha Plantation Drive
By: Admin
2025-04-21
As part of its April theme focusing on Sustainability and Green Initiatives, Santosh Deemed to be University organized a large-scale plantation drive titled “Santosh Amrit Vriksha” on April 21 2025 within the premises of its Medical and Dental Colleges.
The event was inaugurated with the ceremonial planting of a sapling by the Registrar of the University symbolizing the institution’s commitment to environmental stewardship and was supported by the Dean Dental College, Dean Student Welfare, Director IQAC, Controller of Examination, Deputy Dean Dental and Deputy Dean Student Welfare and other senior faculties each contributing to the green initiative by planting of saplings. The drive witnessed enthusiastic participation from over 150 students representing the Medical, Dental and Allied Health Sciences faculties.
Together more than 110 different varieties of plants were planted significantly enhancing the campus greenery and reinforcing the University's dedication to sustainable development.
"Santosh Amrit Vriksha" initiative stands as a testament to the institution's proactive role in fostering ecological awareness and action.
World Oral Health Drive 2025
By: Admin
2025-04-20
From March 20th to April 20th, we embarked on an incredible month-long journey to promote oral health awareness with our World Oral Health Drive 2025! Here's a recap of everything we did:
Banner Displays across the campus to kickstart the movement.
Health Talks in the hospital and departments, educating both patients and healthcare professionals about the importance of oral hygiene.
Walkathon & Rallies brought the community together, raising awareness through action and unity.
Pledge Ceremony for oral health professionals to stand together in promoting better oral care worldwide.
‘A Happy Mouth is a Happy Mind’ Selfie Booth — because a healthy smile should always be celebrated! Creative Competitions like painting, slogan writing, and quizzes brought out the creativity of our students, spreading the message far and wide.
Dental Camps in Ghaziabad provided free oral care to the community.
CDE (Continuing Dental Education) sessions were organized for professionals to keep learning and improving.
Denture Fabrication Drive offered services to those in need, highlighting our commitment to comprehensive care.
A huge thank you to everyone who participated and made this campaign a success! Let’s continue to work together to spread the word, spread smiles, and build a healthier future!
VAC on Transport of Sick Children
By: Admin
2025-04-19
The Department of Pediatrics, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad conducted a VAC (Value Added Course) on "Transport of Sick Children" on 19th April 2025. The session, led by Dr. Abhishek Jain, focused on the basics of pediatric transport, covering the goals, modes of transport, and transport physiology. The program saw the participation of 7 faculty members and 15 students. It aimed to raise awareness among healthcare professionals about the safe and effective transport of critically ill children. The session was well-received, with participants appreciating its relevance and gaining enhanced understanding of transport protocols. Future sessions under VAC are planned to continue this essential training.
Handling Emergencies and First Aid in the Radiology Department
By: Admin
2025-04-19
The Department of Radiology organized a training session on "Handling Emergencies and First Aid in the Radiology Department" on 19th April 2025 at the Anatomy Demo Room, Santosh Medical College. The program was coordinated by Ms. Neelam Rao, Ms. Rohini, Mrs. Anjali Jain, and Mr. Abhishek.
With participation from 80 students (35 internal, 40 external) and 5 faculty members (4 internal, 1 external), the session aimed to prepare radiology professionals to respond efficiently to medical emergencies within the department. Topics included managing contrast media reactions, seizures, cardiac arrest, and trauma during patient handling.
The program offered both theoretical insights and practical training, such as the use of crash carts, AEDs, and CPR techniques. Case-based discussions enhanced the learning experience, empowering participants with essential skills to respond swiftly and effectively in critical situations.
ACLS BLS Workshop
By: Admin
2025-04-18
ACLS BLS Workshop was conducted from 18th to 20th April 2025 at the MEU, Santosh Medical College, organized by the MEU team. The workshop saw active participation from 3 faculty members and 27 students. This program, a mandatory requirement by the NMC, aimed to equip practicing doctors and students with essential skills in Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) and Basic Life Support (BLS).
Over the three days, participants engaged in hands-on training sessions covering BLS techniques, ACLS protocols, and simulated resuscitation scenarios, fostering practical skills and teamwork. The workshop concluded successfully, achieving its objective of enabling participants to confidently perform ACLS and BLS maneuvers.
The event generated a net surplus of ₹17,402, with expenses managed efficiently. Plans are underway to organize similar skill-enhancement workshops in the future to further strengthen emergency care training.
Hemophilia Awareness Week
By: Admin
2025-04-17
A Blood Donation Camp was organized during Hemophilia Awareness Week from 17th to 24th April 2025, at the Blood Centre, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, by the Department of IHBT. The initiative, led by Dr. Amit Varma and Dr. Mayurika Tyagi, aimed to raise awareness about haemophilia, encourage regular blood and plasma donation, and support patients dependent on life-saving blood components. A total of 23 participants including 2 faculty, 6 students, and 15 non-teaching staff took part. The camp successfully boosted blood donations, built a reliable donor registry, and enhanced community understanding of haemophilia. The event also fostered collaboration between healthcare providers and local haemophilia societies, ensuring better long-term care and access to essential blood products.
"Thyroid, Diabetes Screening Camp" for OPD patients
By: Admin
2025-04-17
On 17th April 2025, the Department of General Medicine, Santosh Hospital, in collaboration with the Delhi Diabetic Forum, organized a “Thyroid & Diabetes Screening Camp” for OPD patients at the First Floor Medicine OPD/Lobby Area. The camp, held from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM, aimed to detect undiagnosed cases of diabetes, thyroid disorders, hypertension, and obesity, while raising awareness about routine health check-ups.
Under the supervision of faculty members Dr. Ashok Kumar, Dr. Shivani Bansal, Dr. Tenzin Nyandak, and Dr. Nitish Sharma, with active support from PG residents and interns, patients underwent BMI analysis, blood pressure monitoring, HbA1c and TSH testing, and random blood glucose checks. Free physician consultations were provided based on findings.
The camp saw positive feedback, with many participants expressing appreciation for the convenience and health insights. Notable outcomes included detection of pre-diabetes (21.4%), diabetes (14.3%), hypothyroidism (11.4%), and hypertension (17.1%). The initiative highlighted the need for regular screening and early intervention.
Plans are in place to conduct quarterly screening camps, expanding preventive care through health education on lifestyle modification and wellness.
Case Based Learning – An Interesting Case of Paraplegia
By: Admin
2025-04-17
Held on 17th April 2025 via the Medisage E-Learning Platform, this session organized by the Department of General Medicine provided an interactive discussion on a rare paraplegia case. Faculty and students collaboratively analyzed the case to enhance diagnostic skills and clinical reasoning. The program fostered knowledge sharing in a virtual environment and received positive feedback. Plans are underway to continue monthly case-based sessions featuring challenging cases to promote ongoing medical education.
Paradigm Shift in Implant Rehabilitation: Journey from Analog Mode to Digital Mode
By: Admin
2025-04-16
The Department of Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge, Santosh Dental College, organized a Professional Development Programme (PDP) titled “Paradigm Shift in Implant Rehabilitation: Journey from Analog Mode to Digital Mode” on 16th April 2025 at LT-3. The event aimed to bridge the knowledge gap between traditional and modern implantology techniques.
The program featured a keynote address by Dr. Praful Mehra, covering digital workflows like intraoral scanning, CAD/CAM, and CBCT-guided planning. It included panel discussions, a Q&A session, and practical strategies to overcome adoption barriers.
The event witnessed the participation of 5 faculty members and 35 students, resulting in enhanced knowledge, positive attitudinal shifts towards digital adoption, and a surplus of ₹400/-. Future activities include hands-on workshops and live demonstrations to further support the integration of digital workflows into clinical practice.
Outreach Camp Report – Islam Nagar, Kaila Bhatta, Ghaziabad
By: Admin
2025-04-16
An outreach medical camp was organized on 16th April 2025 at Islam Nagar, Kaila Bhatta, Ghaziabad by departments including Orthopedics, Ophthalmology, Medicine, and ENT. The camp was led by a team of doctors and supported by four students. A total of 156 patients received free consultation and treatment as per individual needs. Health education was promoted through pamphlet distribution and intern engagement, while multivitamins and basic medications were provided. The initiative aimed to improve community health awareness and accessibility. The camp incurred an expenditure of ₹6000.
ASPROSIN - A Key Regulator of Energy Metabolism
By: Admin
2025-04-12
On 12th–13th April 2025, Dr. Shivangi Jha, a 2nd-year postgraduate student from the Department of Biochemistry, Santosh Deemed to be University, presented a scientific poster titled “Asprosin: A Key Regulator of Energy Metabolism” at CAHOCON 2025, held at Hotel Pullman Aerocity, New Delhi. Organized by CAHO, the event centered on the theme “Enhancing Quality Through Collaboration – Transforming Healthcare Together.” The presentation focused on Asprosin’s role in glucose metabolism and its clinical relevance in metabolic disorders such as diabetes and obesity. The poster was well-received for its clarity and scientific merit, facilitating meaningful discussions and opening new avenues for collaborative research in metabolic healthcare.
Technician Training on Biomedical Waste Management
By: Admin
2025-04-11
A Technician Training on Biomedical Waste Management was conducted on 11th April 2025 at the Blood Centre, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, organized by the Department of IHBT. The session aimed to enhance awareness and adherence to safety and regulatory protocols among hospital technicians. Dr. Tyagi led the session, covering topics such as types of biomedical waste, segregation practices using color-coded bins, safe handling and storage protocols, and national regulatory guidelines. With participation from 2 faculty members, 6 students, and 9 non-teaching staff, the training concluded with an interactive Q&A session. The session received positive feedback and successfully empowered participants with practical skills for safe biomedical waste management.
Plantation Drive under FAP
By: Admin
2025-04-11
On 11th April 2025, a Plantation Drive under the Family Adaptation Program (FAP) was organized by the Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad, at Abupur Village, Ghaziabad. The activity saw the enthusiastic participation of 113 first-year MBBS students, 6 PGs, 6 interns, and faculty member Dr. Amod. The drive commenced with a briefing session by Dr. Amod on the environmental and community significance of tree plantation. Around 35–45 saplings were planted with the support of the Gram Pradhan and local residents. The students also engaged with villagers to spread awareness about nurturing trees for a healthier and sustainable future.
27th IPS Convention – SGT University, Gurugram
By: Admin
2025-04-10
Department of Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge, Santosh Dental College and Hospital
The Department of Prosthodontics, Santosh Dental College and Hospital, actively participated in the 27th Indian Prosthodontic Society (IPS) Convention held on 10th-12th April 2025 at SGT University, Gurugram. This prestigious event brought together leading clinicians, academicians, researchers, and students nationwide to exchange ideas and innovations in prosthodontics.
Dr. Akshay Bhargava, Dean of the college, was invited as a preceptor for the President's Symposium titled “Encouraging the Next Generation of Prosthodontics.” Sharing the platform with eminent experts like Dr. Mahesh Verma, Dr. Chethan Hegde, and Dr. Shilpa Shetty, Dr. Bhargava delivered an inspiring address highlighting mentorship, professional development, and the evolving role of prosthodontists in modern dentistry.
Dr. Rajiv Kumar Gupta, Head of the Department, chaired a scientific paper session for postgraduate students and conducted a well-received Gurukul session on Implants in BDS (bone deficient site), fostering insightful academic discussions and mentorship. Dr. Bharti Dua, Associate Professor, chaired the Poster Presentation session, offering valuable guidance to postgraduate participants from various institutions.
A notable highlight was the active participation of all 15 postgraduate students from the department, who presented scientific papers and posters across multiple sessions. They also engaged enthusiastically in keynote lectures, scientific sessions, and hands-on workshops, gaining exposure to the latest advances in prosthodontics.
The department’s students received several accolades for their outstanding work:
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Best Table Clinic Awards: Dr. Manisha Yersong, Dr. Mahitosh Lakhe, Dr. Trisha Verma, and Dr. Rushikesh Kaknale (Final year PGs) for their innovative and clinically relevant presentations.
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Best Paper Presentation Awards: Dr. Ambika Verma (Final year PG) and Dr. Aarushi Jain (2nd year PG) in their respective sessions.
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Research Protocol Presentation: Dr. Trisha Verma showcased her research in the prestigious Aruna Mehta Research Scholarship.
The department’s strong presence, academic achievements, and active engagement at the convention underscored its commitment to nurturing future leaders in prosthodontics. The event proved to be a valuable platform for professional growth, scholarly exchange, and national recognition.
3rd International Academic Excursion to IDS Cologne 2025, Germany
By: Admin
2025-04-10
Students and faculty from Santosh Dental College & Hospital, Santosh Deemed to be University recently returned from a Transformative International Academic Tour that beautifully blended learning, culture, and exploration. The journey began in the heart of Paris, where participants visited iconic landmarks such as the Louvre Museum, Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, and the bohemian village of Montmartre. From savoring Parisian crêpes to cruising the serene Seine River, every moment added a vibrant layer to their cultural experience.
The second leg of the journey brought them to Germany, where the group attended the prestigious International Dental Show (IDS) 2025 in Cologne. Over three days, students participated in insightful sessions, explored cutting-edge dental technologies, and connected with professionals from around the globe. Highlights included visits to a chocolate museum, a majestic cathedral, and a guided walking tour of Cologne’s charming old town.
From academic enrichment to hands-on experiences and cultural immersion, this international tour was an inspiring step toward global exposure and professional growth for the future dentists of Santosh Deemed to be University.
Clinico-Pathological Case (CPC) Conference
By: Admin
2025-04-09
The Department of Dermatology, in collaboration with the Department of Pathology, organized a Clinico-Pathological Case (CPC) Conference on 9th April 2025 at Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad. Designed as a case-based learning tool, the session aimed to enhance clinical reasoning through a problem-solving approach.
The program commenced with a welcome address by Dr. Somya Sharma (Assistant Professor). Clinical cases were presented by dermatology postgraduates Dr. Neha Yadav and Dr. Amrit Pant, while the histopathological aspects were discussed by pathology postgraduates Dr. Saumya Gaur and Dr. Priyanka Gupta.
The expert panel included Dr. V. K. Garg, Dr. Gulshant Panesar, Dr. Somya (Dermatology), and Dr. Richa Sharma, Dr. Mansi, and Dr. Somya (Pathology), who provided valuable insights. The session was marked by enthusiastic participation, making it a highly enriching academic experience.
Doctoral Quest - The PhD Open House Program
By: Admin
2025-04-08
Santosh Deemed to be University successfully hosted its PhD Open House Program, “Doctoral Quest”, on 8th April 2025 at the MEU Hall, Ghaziabad (Delhi NCR). The event served as an insightful platform for aspiring doctoral candidates to explore the university’s vibrant research ecosystem and academic opportunities.
The day began with a warm welcome by Dr. Ezhilrajan, Registrar, followed by an inspiring invocation. Prof. Dr. V. N. Mahalakshmi, Vice Chancellor, opened the session with remarks emphasizing the vital role of research in health sciences, while Dr. Manoj Goyal, Pro Chancellor, shared the broader vision for research excellence at Santosh Deemed to be University.
Dr. Jyoti Batra, Dean Research, provided a comprehensive overview of current research opportunities, setting the stage for an immersive live tour of advanced laboratories, led by the Central Research Facility team.
Informative sessions covered essential aspects of PhD admissions, including funding, interdisciplinary research, and career paths. Dr. Dakshina Bisht and Dr. Ashutosh Rawat delivered practical tips for cracking the PhD entrance exam and interviews, offering actionable strategies for success.
A major highlight was the interactive panel discussion moderated by Dr. Meena Jain, featuring deans and senior faculty from Santosh Medical and Dental College, who addressed participant queries and shared real-life experiences from current PhD scholars.
The event concluded with closing remarks from the Vice Chancellor, who reaffirmed the university’s unwavering commitment to fostering a dynamic and supportive research environment.
World Health Day
By: Admin
2025-04-07
On World Health Day (7th April 2025), an outreach activity themed “Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Future” was conducted at Nikita Inter College, Mandoli, in collaboration with the Santosh College of Lab Technology, the Microbiology Department of Santosh Medical College, and the Admission Cell. The event included health check-ups (BP, sugar, and eye screening) conducted by nursing and optometry students, an awareness talk by Ms. Ridhima Gupta, and a session on paramedical course opportunities by Ms. Shruti Yadav. With participation from 4 faculty, 5 internal students, and 30 school students (Classes 9–12), the camp aimed to raise awareness about safe motherhood, child vaccination, clean water, nutrition, and mental wellness. Positive feedback from staff, students, and parents affirmed the success of the program, with plans for similar future activities.
World Health Day Report
By: Admin
2025-04-07
On 7th April 2025, to mark World Health Day, the Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad, organized a Poster Making Competition at the college campus. A total of 29 groups of Phase III (Part-1) MBBS students (batch 2022–2023) showcased creative and impactful posters on health-related themes. The event was judged by senior faculty members including Dr. Syed Hasan Nawaz Zaidi, Dr. Adreena Mittal, Dr. Deepika Agrawal, and Dr. Gajendra Gupta. Based on their performance, Group V secured 1st prize, Group B2 won 2nd prize, and Groups L and X shared the 3rd prize, while Group C received a consolation prize. The program concluded with the announcement of winners and distribution of certificates.
Voluntary Blood Donation Week on the occasion of World Health Day
By: Admin
2025-04-07
The Department of Immunohaematology and Blood Transfusion (IHBT) at Santosh Medical College Hospital organized the Voluntary Blood Donation Week from 1st to 7th April 2025 at the Blood Centre, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, to commemorate World Health Day. The event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of voluntary blood donation and encourage community participation in saving lives.
Over the week, donors including faculty, students, and non-teaching staff were registered, medically screened by expert doctors, and donated blood under safe, hygienic conditions. Post-donation refreshments were provided, and informative sessions highlighted the role of blood donation and overall health awareness.
The camp successfully increased voluntary blood donations, strengthened the donor base, and fostered community engagement, contributing significantly to lifesaving treatments and public health promotion.
Plantation Drive under the Family Adaptation Program (FAP)
By: Admin
2025-04-05
On 5th April 2025, a Plantation Drive under the Family Adaptation Program (FAP) was conducted at Kanauja Village, Ghaziabad, organized by the Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad. The initiative was led by second-year MBBS students with active participation from 4 PGs, 6 interns, 52 students, and faculty member Dr. Amod, with a briefing by Dr. Neha Jetli. Approximately 40–50 saplings were planted with the involvement of the Gram Pradhan and village residents. The students also sensitized locals about the importance of nurturing saplings for long-term environmental benefits. The event was a collective step toward community engagement and ecological sustainability.
Value Added Course (VAC) session on "Diabetes Mellitus Complications"
By: Admin
2025-04-05
On 5th April 2025, the Department of Biochemistry conducted a Value Added Course (VAC) session on "Diabetes Mellitus Complications" in the Demo Room, organized by Ms. Priya and Dr. Eram. The session was attended by 25 postgraduate students and 2 faculty members, focusing on the pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, and complications of diabetes mellitus, including cardiovascular disease, nephropathy, neuropathy, and retinopathy. Designed to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and practical application, the VAC provided a valuable platform for hands-on learning and discussion. Participants appreciated the session’s relevance and interactivity. Plans are in place to conduct similar sessions to further strengthen postgraduate education.
Induction & Orientation Program for First-Year Postgraduates
By: Admin
2025-04-04
The Induction & Orientation Program for First-Year Postgraduates was conducted on 4th–5th April 2025 at LT-4, Santosh Medical College, organized by the Medical Education Unit (MEU) and IQAC. A total of 99 students and 11 faculty members participated. The program aimed to familiarize new PG students with the Competency-Based Medical Education (CBME) framework and essential aspects of postgraduate training, including academic expectations, clinical skills, patient safety, ethics, communication, and professionalism. Through engaging sessions led by experienced faculty, students gained valuable insights into seminar presentations, journal clubs, skill-based learning, documentation, and maintaining e-portfolios. Feedback from participants was positive, and plans for future activities were initiated.
The art and science of Antibody Titres
By: Admin
2025-04-04
The Department of IHBT, Santosh Deemed to be University, participated in the national conference “The Art and Science of Antibody Titres” held at the Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (ILBS), New Delhi, on 4th–5th April 2024. Attended by 2 faculty members and 3 postgraduate students, the event featured scientific lectures by leading experts, hands-on demonstrations of antibody titration techniques (tube, gel, and automated), and insightful case discussions. This enriching experience deepened participants’ understanding of immunohematology and the clinical relevance of antibody titration in transfusion medicine. The conference also fostered critical thinking and sparked interest in future research avenues.
Hands-on Training on Tear Sampling by ELISA Technique
By: Admin
2025-04-04
The Department of Ophthalmology, under the leadership of Dr. Sarita Aggarwal (HOD), organized a Hands-on Training on Tear Sampling by ELISA Technique on April 4, 2025, at the Microbiology Department, Santosh Hospital. The workshop was attended by Postgraduate students from the Department of Ophthalmology, focusing on tear sample collection and ELISA-based analysis for ocular surface disorders.
The session combined theoretical insights on ELISA fundamentals and tear collection methods with practical demonstrations using microcapillary tubes and Schirmer strips. The training significantly enhanced the participants’ laboratory proficiency and clinical understanding, earning highly positive feedback. The department extended special appreciation to Dr. Sarita Aggarwal for her guidance and mentorship in organizing this enriching academic experience.
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.
World Autism Awareness Day
By: Admin
2025-04-02
On April 2, 2025, the Department of Psychiatry, Santosh Hospital, commemorated World Autism Awareness Day at the 1st Floor Seminar Room, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad. Organized under the guidance of Dr. A.K. Seth (Prof & HOD) and coordinated by Dr. Saloni (Assistant Professor), the event was attended by junior residents from the department. The program included a welcome address by Dr. Parth Sarthi Kaushal, a documentary screening on Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and an engaging interactive session debunking common myths. The initiative successfully raised awareness, promoted inclusivity, and reinforced the value of empathy and support for individuals with autism, ending with a pledge to advocate for a neurodiverse and inclusive society.
student-led seminars
By: Admin
2025-04-01
The Department of Biochemistry, Santosh Medical College, organized a series of student-led seminars from 1st to 5th April 2025 (excluding 3rd April) at Maharaja Hall. Under the guidance of Dr. Poonam, Dr. Eram, and Ms. Priya, the seminars saw active participation from 125 MBBS students and 3 faculty members. These sessions aimed to foster critical thinking, collaborative learning, and effective communication among students. Through peer teaching, participants deepened their conceptual understanding and enhanced their presentation skills. The event was well-received for its interactive nature, and plans are underway to organize similar sessions for postgraduate education.
Technician Training on Record Keeping and Documentation
By: Admin
2025-04-01
On April 1, 2025, the Department of IHBT organized a focused training session titled "Technician Training on Record Keeping and Documentation" at the Blood Centre, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad, from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM. A total of 17 participants, including 2 faculty members, 6 students, and 9 non-teaching staff, attended the session. Led by Dr. Mayurika S. Tyagi, the session emphasized the importance of accurate and compliant documentation in healthcare, covering standard operating procedures, legal considerations, and best practices. Participants actively engaged in an interactive Q&A, contributing to a practical and insightful learning experience aimed at enhancing record-keeping efficiency across the institution.
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.
Hands-on Workshop on “ADR Reporting & Phamiacovigilance Activity”
By: Admin
2025-03-27
A Hands-on Workshop on “ADR Reporting & Pharmacovigilance Activity” was conducted on 27th March 2025 at LT-2, Santosh Medical Hospital, Ghaziabad, organized by the Department of Pharmacology. Led by Dr. Saborni Dey, Dr. Hariom Soni, and Dr. Sumit Singhal, the session trained postgraduate students in key aspects of adverse drug reaction (ADR) detection, assessment, and reporting. The workshop included sessions on ADRs, causality assessment, safety databases, and case studies. Participants engaged actively and provided positive feedback, highlighting the session's practical approach and clear understanding of pharmacovigilance principles.
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.
Next Generation Sequencer (NGS) Workshop at Santosh Medical College
By: Admin
2025-03-26
The Department of Central Research Facility at Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad, organized a two-day hands-on workshop on Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) from 26th to 27th March 2025. Led by Mr. Raghunath Dev, Manager at Techserv, the workshop aimed to educate and empower Ph.D. scholars, postgraduate students, and faculty members with in-depth knowledge of NGS technology.
Held at the Central Research Facility, the session focused on key aspects of DNA sequencing, data analysis, and the interpretation of genomic data, along with insights into the practical applications of NGS in precision medicine, diagnostics, and therapeutic research. Participants engaged actively in discussions and hands-on activities, gaining exposure to the latest tools and workflows in modern genomics.
With 20 participants in attendance, the workshop emphasized the critical role of NGS in advancing biomedical research and translational applications. Attendees appreciated the trainer's expertise and found the workshop highly informative and relevant to current scientific advancements.
The event successfully fostered a deeper understanding of genomic technologies and encouraged interdisciplinary collaboration among researchers. It also reinforced Santosh Medical College's commitment to promoting research excellence and innovation in healthcare.
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.
Paramedical Development Program – Nurses Training Program on Blood Transfusion Protocols
By: Admin
2025-03-17
The Department of IHBT, Santosh Hospital organized a Paramedical Development Program – Nurses Training Program on Blood Transfusion Protocols on 17th March 2025 at the Demonstrator Room, Fifth Floor. The session was led by Dr. Amit Varma and Dr. Mayurika Tyagi and attended by 24 nurses. The training focused on the introduction, arrangement, storage, and safety protocols related to blood components such as RBCs, platelets, plasma, and cryoprecipitate. The program successfully enhanced nurses' knowledge and confidence in managing transfusion-related responsibilities, contributing to improved patient safety and healthcare delivery. A follow-up session is scheduled for 24th March 2025.
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.
Hormonal Care Center
By: Admin
2025-02-28
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.
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.
Prime Ministers Fellowship for Doctoral Research
By: Admin
2024-02-24
IQAC organized an Industry Academia initiative for faculty and students with Mr Vishal Khanna Joint Director FICCI on the Prime Ministers Fellowship for Doctoral Research Scheme to encourage young Researchers. The scheme encourages full time PhD scholars to pursue research in “Focus Areas” identified by the industries as well as of National priorities. Mr. Vishal highlighted that 100 slots of fellowships available annually to researchers to pursue PhD in reputed technology and research institutions in India.
He Interacted with the audience and answered all queries put up by the students and faculty to help them pursue this opportunity.
The session was ended very helpful for the PhD students enrolled & those PGs that plan to enroll in the PhD program.
It was attended by 133 Faculty and student’s offline and 45 students there were also who were unable to be present & attended the session online. After a wonderful presentation by Mr. Vishal on the details of the program, it ignited a number of questions from the audience. The Q & A session was very faithful & many interested students shared that desire to apply for the same.
National Oral Pathologists Day
By: Admin
2024-02-24
The Department of Oral Pathology and Microbiology celebrated Oral Pathologist Day on 24th February' 2024 in Santosh Dental College & Hospital. The event was coordinated by Dr. Neeraj Grover and Dr. Kanika Bhalla. It included a guest lecture by Dr. Jitin Kharbanda, Professor, ESI Hospital on Artificial Intelligence in Oral Pathology.
Two exercises were conducted involving the Nail Art competition and Rangoli Competition with Oral Pathology, H& E stain as the theme. Around 100 undergraduate students and Interns took active participation.
Cancer Prevention Month Department of Respiratory Medicine
By: Admin
2024-02-23
Department of Respiratory Medicine conducted an activity commemorating cancer prevention month on 23rd February 2024 in Hospital from 11am to 1pm. Dr. Rohit Soni, PG1, Department of Respiratory Medicine spoke on Lung Cancer TNM staging, Dr. Vanshika, PG1, Department of Respiratory Medicine spoke on Paraneoplastic Syndrome.Various aspects of cancer prevention was discussed by an active crowd under the supervision of faculties.Session was attended by Dr. Manish Kumar Sharma, Dr. Mahendran all Post Graduates interns of respiratory medicine.Session was concluded by Dr. Manish Kumar Sharma
Blood Donation Camp
By: Admin
2024-02-23
A successful blood donation camp was held on February 23, 2024, through the joint efforts of the Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion at Santosh Medical College and Hospital and the Khalsa Help Foundation. The event aimed to raise awareness about voluntary blood donation, promote community participation, and collect much-needed blood units. Activities included registration, medical screening, blood collection, donor refreshments, and awareness sessions. With 20 volunteers donating blood, the camp made a meaningful impact on local healthcare needs. This initiative exemplifies a strong commitment to saving lives and fostering a culture of compassion and social responsibility.
Workshop on Teaching Learning Opportunities in SWAYAM MOOCs
By: Admin
2024-02-23
The Central Library organized Workshop on Teaching Learning Opportunities in SWAYAM MOOCs Procedures and Practices on 23rd February 2024 at Lecture Hall 4 in our College Premises.The programme started at 02.PM with Welcome address by Mr. P. Ramu, Chief Librarian Chaired by Dr. Shalabh Gupta, Dean-Academics and Dr. Akshay Bhargava, Dean-Dental. & Library Committee Chairperson. Mr.P.Ramu. Chief Librarian Introduced the Resource Faculty Dr. Lalita Tyagi, Librarian, IMS,Ghaziabad and Dr.Vinay Kumar Kainthola NIIT University, Neemrana. The Chief Guest Dr. Lalita Tyagi Delivered an Inspirational lecture on the topic Teaching Learning Opportunities in SWAYAM MOOCs Courses Procedures and Practices and answered every question asked by Students and Staff members through google form. Dr.Vinay Kumar delivered lecture on SWAYAM and narrated live registration of SWAYAM, explained SWAYAM features, and credits scores for each course available. Also he narrated regarding curriculum based course contents, Skill based course, advanced curriculum and professional certification applicable guideline and E-Learning practices in Swayam Portal. In Addition, Dr. Shalabh Gupta Dean Academics Honored Resource Faculty Dr.Lalita Tyagi with Memento and Certificates. Dr. R .K. Sharma Dean Paramedical Honored the Resource Faculty Dr.Vinay Kumar Kainthola Dy.Librarian NIIT, Neemrana with Memento and Certificate.The event accomplished with more than 170 + participants of Santosh Deemed to be University from all over the stream of the faculty members, research scholars & students and received feedback form with highly satisfied report from more than 90 participants. In end of the programme , Dr.T.Sakthivel Dy.Librarian proposed the vote of thanks. Finally, the excellent programme came to end with great success by the guidance of our Library Advisory Committee Members Dr. Shalabh Gupta, Dean Academics, Dr.Akshay Bhargave, Dean Dental & Library Committee Chairperson.
Comprehensive Report on MD (biochemistry) oral presentation
By: Admin
2024-02-22
The conference for postgraduate students, was organized by Darbhanga Medical College and Hospital. The conference aimed to provide a platform for postgraduate students to showcase their research, innovation, and presentation skills in accordance with the guidelines set forth by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC).
Guidelines and Criteria:
- Presentation Content: Participants were required to prepare PowerPoint presentations on topics relevant to their field of study, with a focus on research findings, case studies, or innovative practices.
- Time Limit: Each participant was allotted a specific time slot within the designated timeframe of 10:30 AM to 10:45AM to deliver their oral presentation, ensuring equal opportunity for all participants.
- Evaluation Criteria: Presentations were evaluated based on various criteria, including content relevance, clarity of presentation, scientific rigor, creativity, and adherence to time limits.
Participant Representation:
Dr. Shivangi Jha presenting Santosh Medical College's Department of Biochemistry, participated in the conference as a postgraduate student. Dr. Jha showcased her well-prepared PowerPoint presentation.
Participant Count:
A total of 124 postgraduate students presented in conference, representing various medical institutions and disciplines. This diverse participation contributed to the enriching exchange of ideas and perspectives during the event.
Speakers and Topics:
- Dr. SHIVANGI JHA (MD 1nd Year):
In conclusion, the conference not only adhered to the NAAC guidelines but also stood as a testament to the commitment of Santosh Medical College's Department of Biochemistry to academic excellence. The collective efforts of faculty, mentors, and students ensured that the event was not only informative but also fostered a culture of collaborative research and continuous learning.
Quiz Competition-Thanato-quiz MBBS Batch 2022-23
By: Admin
2024-02-20
The Department of Forensic Medicine conducted a Thanato-quiz for the students of MBBS Batch 2022-23.Thanatology i.e. study of death is a core topic of the subject. The questions were formulated with increasing level of difficulty and accommodated a broad range.The Batch was divided into two groups: Group A and Group B with the questions being projected on the screen. Each team was given equal opportunity to answer and score.Thirty questions were asked in total. The correct answers were being explained in between by the HOD Dr Ashok Sagar. Team B was adjourned the winner. Adequate incentive in the form of internal assessment will be rewarded to the winning team members. The event was successfully completed with great participation from the students and doubt clearing session.
Clinico-Pathological Case Conference
By: Admin
2024-02-19
Clinico-Pathological. Case (CPC) Conference is a teching tool that illustrates a case-based method of learning dermatology by a problem-solving approach.The Department of Dermatology in collaboration with the department of Pathology organ~zed a CPC on February 19, 2024, at Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad. Dr.Somya Sharma ( Ass~stant Professor) initiated the sessjon by giving the welcome address. Dr._ Mehak and Dr.Nikhil (Dermatology PGs) presented the clinical cases (Lepromatous Leprosy and Psoriasis Vulgaris). The pathology PGs discussed the histopathological findings of the same. Expert panel for discussion consisted of Dr.Somya (Assistant Professor) from Department of Dermatology, and, Dr. Somya (Assistant Professor) from Department of Pathology. It was a successful academi~ session with active participatioi:i of all attendees. Elaborate presentation and discussion made this academic activity a success.
World Cancer Day celebration
By: Admin
2024-02-19
World Cancer Day celebration on 19/02/24 on the theme Cancer awareness, sign symptoms and vaccination by department of Pathology.
Department of Pathology Conducted poster competition on world cancer day on the theme for MBBS 1Prof students. Students participated in a skit and role play activity on the various topics highlighting the preventive measures and different myths prevalent in general public. Dr. Navneet Nath and Dr. Swati briefly explained the students the importance of poster presentation and the topic
The programme was opened by welcoming the students and faculty s by Dr. Richa Sharma. This was followed by poster presentation by MBBS students.
Dr. Richa Sharma Aassistant Professor Pathology thanked the audience and students for there energetic presentations.
Outreach Camp
By: Admin
2024-02-18
Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad organized a Outreach health camp for children in for the local community. The camp was attended by departments of Paediatrics, Department of ENT. The 1st and 2nd year Post graduate from Department of Paediatrics and 2nd year Post graduate Dr Vibhu Pankaj Gupta and Dr Abhinav Taneja was part of a health camp.
The camp was to provide basic healthcare services, checkups, immunization counseling and nutrition counseling with distribution of medicines according to their needs . The camp was beneficial to identify health issues in children who would otherwise not seek medical screening.
Execution:
•A team of doctors reached the venue at 9 AM.
•Free medical health checkup, consultation and distribution of medicines was provided to Children.
•The attendants of the kids with moderate to severe ailments were counselled and advised to visit Santosh Hospital for further investigations, workup and plan of care.
•The visiting postgraduates and faculty were served tea, snacks and lunch.
•The health camp was concluded at 2 PM.
Oral and Head-Neck Cancer: Advanced Management
By: Admin
2024-02-17
ENT department of Santosh Medical College & Hospital participated in an CME organized by Jaypee Hospitals in association with ENT Surgeons Association, Gzb Branch on 17/02/2024. Objective of the CME was to impart knowledge and create awareness about the oral and head & neck cancers and approach towards their advanced management. The CME was was held under the guidance of Dr. Sushil Gaur( Secretary ENT Club, Ghz & Prof, SMCH ) and Dr. Chaudhary (President, ENT Surgeons Association, Ghaziabad). The Guest Speakers invited for the CME were Dr Ashish Goel (Director, Dept of Surgical Oncology, Jaypee Hospital,Noida) and Dr Abhishek Gulia (Additional Director, Dept of Radiation Oncology, Jaypee Hospital,Noida) The Convener was Dr. Abhay Kumar Singh (Associate Professor). It was attended by consultants of Ghaziabad region, faculties and PGs of various medical colleges and hospitals of Delhi-NCR. Following the welcome address, the eminent guest speakers deliberated on various aspects of oral cancers and different modalities of their management. The spotting of oral cancers by Surgeons and Oncologist and Multimodality management of cancer with modalities of surgery and radiation were discussed in detail. The highlight was to detect, diagnose and treat oral and head& neck cancers in their early stages and to offer prompt medical and surgical treatment.
Tangible Outcomes:
Dissemination of knowledge about the biopsy of the suspicious lesion holds they keypoint. The attendees were educated that early detection is the key to favourable outcome in case of oral, head & neck cancer surgeries. Well planned adjuvant or neo-adjuvant chemotherapy along with surgical resections can bring out the best even in advanced malignancies of oral & head & neck cancers.
Interdepartmental Meet with Department of Microbiology
By: Admin
2024-02-16
Paediatrics department of Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad organized a CME on infection control measures. The talk was given by Dr Ankita A.P dept of microbiology. The talk provided very relevant points related to basic measures on asepsis, needle stick injury, spillage management, universal precautions etc in healthcare services. The talk was highly interactive and beneficial to all attendees in preventing infections.
MD Seminar at the Department of Biochemistry
By: Admin
2024-02-16
The online competition for PowerPoint presentations for postgraduate students, themed "Expressions 2024," was organized by NKP Salve Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Center along with Lata Mangeshkar Hospital. The competition aimed to provide a platform for postgraduate students to showcase their research, innovation, and presentation skills in accordance with the guidelines set forth by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC).
Guidelines and Criteria:
- Adherence to NAAC Standards: The competition adhered to the guidelines and standards set by NAAC to ensure fairness, transparency, and quality in the evaluation process.
- Online Format: Due to the ongoing circumstances, the competition was conducted entirely online, allowing for participation from postgraduate students across different institutions and locations.
- Presentation Content: Participants were required to prepare PowerPoint presentations on topics relevant to their field of study, with a focus on research findings, case studies, or innovative practices.
- Time Limit: Each participant was allotted a specific time slot within the designated timeframe of 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM to deliver their presentation, ensuring equal opportunity for all participants.
- Evaluation Criteria: Presentations were evaluated based on various criteria, including content relevance, clarity of presentation, scientific rigor, creativity, and adherence to time limits.
Participant Representation:
Dr. Renuka Yadav, representing Santosh Medical College's Department of Biochemistry, participated in the competition as a postgraduate student. Dr. Yadav showcased her research findings and innovative ideas through a well-prepared PowerPoint presentation, demonstrating her academic excellence and commitment to advancing knowledge in the field of biochemistry.
Participant Count:
A total of 50 postgraduate students participated in the online competition, representing various medical institutions and disciplines. This diverse participation contributed to the enriching exchange of ideas and perspectives during the event.
Top of Form
Speakers and Topics:
- Dr. Renuka (MD 2nd Year):
Topic: "ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN POST GRADUATE MEDICAL TRAINING"
a seminar on "Artificial Intelligence in Post Graduate Medical Training" was conducted, focusing on the integration of AI technologies into medical education at the postgraduate level. The seminar aimed to explore the potential applications of AI in enhancing medical training and improving patient care outcomes.
The seminar emphasized the transformative role of AI in medical education, particularly in postgraduate training programs. Attendees were introduced to various AI-driven tools and platforms designed to augment traditional teaching methods and provide a more interactive and personalized learning experience.
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Conclusion:
In conclusion, the seminar not only adhered to the NAAC guidelines but also stood as a testament to the commitment of Santosh Medical College's Department of Biochemistry to academic excellence. The collective efforts of faculty, mentors, and students ensured that the event was not only informative but also fostered a culture of collaborative research and continuous learning. This comprehensive engagement reflects the department's dedication to maintaining high standards of education and research within the realm of biochemistry.
Vitamin D- Thyroid- Diabetes-Dyslipidemia & Neuropathy Camp
By: Admin
2024-02-16
On the 16thFebruary 2024, a comprehensive awareness camp focusing on Vitamin D, Thyroid, Diabetes, Dyslipidemia, and Neuropathy was organized at Santosh Hospital. The primary aim of the camp was to enhance awareness about the prevention, management, and early detection of these common health conditions within the local community. The camp was a collaborative effort between the Department of Biochemistry and Medicine at Santosh Hospital, bringing together a team of dedicated healthcare professionals including doctors, nurses, and nutritionists.
The camp offered various services to the attendees, starting with on-the-spot blood tests to assess levels of Vitamin D, thyroid hormones, blood glucose, and lipids to screen for diabetes and dyslipidemia. Additionally, blood pressure monitoring was conducted to assess hypertension risk. These tests provided crucial insights into the participants' health status and potential risk factors for the targeted conditions.
Throughout the day, informative sessions were conducted covering topics such as the importance of Vitamin D for bone health, thyroid disorders and their impact on metabolism, diabetes prevention and management strategies, dietary approaches to manage dyslipidemia, and recognizing symptoms of neuropathy. Furthermore, sessions on weight management and healthy eating habits were also included to address lifestyle factors that contribute to these conditions.
The camp significantly contributed to promoting community health by offering accessible health check-ups and educational sessions. By empowering individuals with knowledge about these prevalent health issues, the camp aimed to inspire them to take proactive steps towards improving their health and making informed lifestyle choices.
Following the health check-ups, reports were promptly dispatched to the respective participants. Camp organizers ensured that participants received their reports by the following evening, demonstrating a commitment to transparency and accountability. This approach fostered trust among participants and encouraged them to take ownership of their health outcomes.
In terms of beneficiaries and impact, a total of 55 people benefited from the Health Awareness Camp. Participants received free health check-ups and screenings for Vitamin D deficiency, thyroid disorders, diabetes, and dyslipidemia. The educational sessions provided attendees with valuable information about these conditions, their risk factors, and the importance of regular health monitoring. Overall, the camp made a significant contribution to promoting community health and empowering individuals to prioritize their well-being.
Guest Lecture On Ocular Trauma
By: Admin
2024-02-15
On 15th Feb,2024, Guest lecture was held by Department of Ophthalmology, Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad in which, the honourable guest, Dr Sandeep Kumar, Professor and Head of Department, ESI Faridabad took the lecture for Post Graduate students on “OCULAR TRAUMA”.
The session was organized under the guidance of Dr. Sarita Aggarwal, Head of Department, Ophthalmology department, Santosh Hospital, in the department. All the Postgraduates of all three years attended the lecture.
The lecture was very informative and knowledgeable as it covered various ocular traumas, when and how to manage them in our day-to-day practice.
The department was Honoured with the informative and valuable lecture by Dr Sandeep that helped out Postgraduates to understand such an important topic with great ease.
CIPEN 2024-MOU activity with HSF
By: Admin
2024-02-15
Certificate Course in Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition for Nurses.Practical and Clinical Skills on Nutrition. Most often neglected area in Critical Care Medicine.Although lots of Developments but still needs lot of Attention and Awareness to improve outcomes.
Nurses are the strengths and pillars for Healthcare Delivery. Big Thanks & Regards to Nurses for their unconditional care and comfort to all patients.Very Enthusiastic Participation of Students and Staff from Santosh College of Nursing and Dept of Nutrition & Dietetics SMCH. About 130 students joined the Course which had six lectures from Basics of Nutrition, Assessment of Nutrition, Enteral Nutrition, Parenteral Nutrition, Equipments & Nutrition Products and Complications of Nutrition. A picture Quiz was enjoyed by all students during the Program, winners received a hard copy of the Book Comprehensive Manual of Resuscitation by Dr Anil Kumar.Thanks to all esteemed Faculty across Delhi NCR for Sharing the experience and expertise on Nutrition Practices in Intensive care.Vote of Thanks by Dr Anil Kumar .All participants received the Certificate endorsed by Santosh Deemed to be University in association with Healthcare Skills Foundation.
Comprehensive Report on MD Seminar at the Department of Biochemistry
By: Admin
2024-02-15
On 15th February 2024, the Department of Biochemistry at Santosh Medical College hosted a NAAC-aligned seminar spotlighting MD students’ research in clinical biochemistry. The event featured insightful presentations on key topics like Quality Control, ELISA, CLIA, Chromatography, RIA, and Electrophoresis. Guided by expert faculty and enriched by active participation from students and scholars, the seminar fostered academic excellence, collaborative learning, and a strong research culture.
Workshop On Interpretation And Management Of Data
By: Admin
2024-02-14
On 14th February 2024, the ENT Department of Santosh Medical College & Hospital organized a Faculty Development Program (FDP) workshop on Interpretation & Management of Data at the Lecture Theatre Complex. Led by Dr. Tarun Malhotra and graced by guest speakers Dr. Chandresh Agarwal and Dr. Seema Monga, the workshop focused on key research components including epidemiology, evidence-based medicine, and patient-based outcomes. With participation from consultants, faculty, and PGs across Delhi-NCR, the event successfully enhanced understanding of research methodologies and data interpretation, fostering a stronger research-oriented approach in clinical practice.
Saraswati Puja-2024
By: Admin
2024-02-14
On February 14, 2024, the auspicious occasion of Saraswati Puja was celebrated at Promila Hall, Santosh Dental College, with great enthusiasm and fervor. The event, organized by the college administration, brought together students, faculty members, and esteemed leaders of the institution to seek the blessings of Goddess Saraswati, the patron deity of knowledge and wisdom. The event commenced at 2:00 PM, with students and faculty members gathering at Promila Hall to partake in the sacred rituals and festivities. Notable personalities such as Dr. Akshay Bhargava and Dr. Rajiv Ahluwalia, along with other esteemed leaders of the college, graced the occasion with their presence, adding to the auspiciousness of the event. The venue was adorned with flowers, garlands and rangoli. The idol of Goddess Saraswati was so beautiful which captivated everyone present there with a radiant pleasure. Dress code for the event was ethnic. The collective embrace of ethnic attire by all participants added an extra layer of authenticity and charm to the puja. Under the guidance of priest, the Saraswati Puja rituals were conducted with solemnity and devotion. Prayers were offered to seek the blessings of Goddess Saraswati for knowledge, wisdom, and academic success. The chanting of mantras filled the hall with a sense of spirituality, as offerings were made to the goddess seeking her blessings for intellect, wisdom, and academic success. As a symbol of divine blessings, prasad was distributed among all attendees, fostering a sense of unity and goodwill among the participants. The highlight of the event was the recognition of the best-dressed individuals. Dr. Sarthak Garg [BDS 19-20] and Dr. Arushi Jain [MDS were awarded the prestigious title of best-dressed male and female, respectively, adding an element of fun and excitement to the festivities. May her blessings continue to guide and inspire the academic journey of all associated with our Santosh family.
Laryngo-Tracheal Lesions
By: Admin
2024-02-13
On 13th February 2024, the ENT Department of Santosh Medical College & Hospital, in collaboration with the ENT Surgeons Association, Ghaziabad Branch, hosted an interactive CME focused on Laryngo-Tracheal Lesions, covering infections, stenosis, and trauma. Led by Dr. Tarun Malhotra and Dr. Chaudhary, the event featured expert insights from Dr. Chandresh Agarwal and Dr. Seema Monga. The CME emphasized early airway management, diagnostic protocols, and medical-surgical interventions, with a highlight on practical airway management demonstrations. Attended by faculty and PGs across Delhi-NCR, the event promoted a multidisciplinary approach to ENT emergencies.
World Deworming Day
By: Admin
2024-02-10
Consultants and PG’s of Pediatrics department of Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad organized a health talk on maintaining hand & food hygiene for children and attendants on the occasion of world deworming day. The talk was attended by the attendants and children who are admitted in PICU and general ward. The 2nd year Post graduate from Department of Paediatrics gave a talk and department distributed medication for deworming to the attendee.
The talk was to provide basic healthcare services, counselling and nutrition counselling with distribution of medicines. The talk was beneficial to identify health issues in children who would otherwise not seek medical screening.
Celebrating Global Family Day
By: Admin
2024-02-10
Family plays a crucial role as care givers. The aim of the CME was to discuss how family plays an important role in different ways to support patient and avoid difficult situations. Important themes such as Role of Family in Health, women’s health, mental health and in the development of children and adolescent health were discussed by various esteemed speakers.
- Organized by: Department of Clinical Psychology
- Program Title: Celebrating Global Family Day
- Date & Time: 10th February 2023, 10:00 A.M- 12:30 P.M
- Venue: Lecture Hall, 2nd floor, Santosh Hospital
- Duration: 2.5 hours
- Total participants:: 60
Faculties Involved:
- Dr. Alka Aggarwal ( Dean & Professor Pediatrics, SMCH, Ghaziabad)
- Dr. Manisha Sabbarwal ( Medical Director, SMCH, Ghaziabad)
- Dr. Alpana Aggarwal ( MS & Professor Gynecology & Obstetrics , SMCH, Ghaziabad)
- Dr. Ashok Kumar ( Professor & HOD- Medicine, SMCH, Ghaziabad)
- Dr. Manisha Gupta ( Professor & Head Department of Gynecology & Obstetric SMCH, Ghaziabad)
- Dr. Brijesh Saran ( Associate Professor of Psychaitry, SMCH, Ghaziabad)
- Dr. Veenu Aggarwal ( Professor & Head , Department of Pediatrics)
- Dr Rani Srivastava (Professor, Department of Clinical Psychology, SDU, Ghaziabad)
- Dr Parul Gairola (Assistant Professor, Department of Clinical Psychology, SCMH, Ghaziabad)
- Dr. Niharika Arora ( Assistant Professor, Department of Clinical Psychology, SCMH, Ghaziabad)
Topics:
- Role of Family in Health - Dr. Ashok Kumar (Professor& Head-Medicine)
- Role of Family in Women’s health - Dr. Manisha Gupta (Professor& Head-Gynecology)
- Role of Family in Mental health - Dr. Brijesh Saran (Associate Professor-Psychiatry)
- Role of Family in Children and adolescent health - Dr. Veenu Aggarwal-Professor & Head-Pediatrics)
During such interdepartmental meet, experts discussed various behavioral issues such as role of family in treatment and prognosis, role of family in being primary care givers, importance of family in providing a supportive environment during the treatment journey and during crucial phases of lives such as adolescence & early adulthood. They shared their experiences and expertise on importance and relevance of family being protective factors. The meeting also provided an opportunity for participants to build a professional network to exchange ideas and to work together, celebrating our differences while acknowledging the fundamental bonds that connect us. It’s an invitation to recognize the diverse tapestry of human experience and how it contributes to the strength of familial bonds worldwide.
This CME was an interdepartmental meeting organized by the Department of Clinical Psychology, Santosh Medical College and Hospitals. Students of nursing, MD Pediatrics, MD Psychiatry, PhD. Scholars and MSc. Clinical Psychology (1st yr & 2nd yr) along with other medical professionals attended the program. The students of MSc Clinical Psychology (BOTH THE BATCHES) materialized their presentations basing upon understanding & developing the support for women empowerment, role of family towards children with intellectual disability, role of family environment on psychosocial development among college students, role of family in providing support for mental disorders, role of family in preventing delinquency among children and adolescence , role of family in mitigation of stigma related to various medical conduction. Student’s presentation sessions were chaired by Dr. Niharika Arora and Dr. Parul Gairola, Assistant Professors, Department of clinical psychology, SMCH, GFZB.
In conclusion, the interdepartmental meet of clinical psychology on the occasion of Global Family Day was a valuable opportunity for experts to come together, share their knowledge and expertise, and develop effective strategies to address these issues.
To Commemorate WORLD Global Health Day
By: Admin
2024-02-10
Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Santosh Medical College Hospital, as we commemorate WORLD Global Health Day. Dr. Manisha Gupta, Professor & HOD of OBG, will grace us as the esteemed speaker. The program, scheduled for February 10th, 2024, from 10 am to 12 pm, will feature a discussion on [Topic]. This two-hour session will include pre and post-tests, ensuring an interactive and informative experience. Collaborating with the Department of Clinical Psychology, we aim to provide valuable insights into women's health and well-being.
National Deworming Day
By: Admin
2024-02-10
National Deworming Day (10/02/24) was organized by the Department of Community Medicine and Department of Pharmacology of Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad on 10st February, 2024 at composite Vidyalaya school-Duhai and Duhai village
Execution:
- National Deworming Day (10/02/24) was organized by the Department of Community Medicine and Department of Pharmacology on 10st February, 2024 at composite Vidyalaya school with speech given by faculties and Pgs .
- A Deworming session was conducted under supervision by Dr. Saborni Dey (HOD Pharmacology ) Dr. Anupama and Neha Jetli (Asst. Prof., Deptt. Of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College) in Composite Vidyalaya school for the students who were lastly Dewormed for more than 6 month time interval.
- Drugs such as Albendazole syrup , Albendazole tablets , Pan -D were contributed by both Department of pharmacology and Department of community medicine .
- The student of the school were encouraged and educated about the need of Deworming, and benefits of deworming to their health.
- An interactive session with student was done to assess their own knowledge regarding the topic and all the questions were answered.
- The students were also encouraged to spread the knowledge among their own family members.
- Followed by all this, the students at the school were given Albendazole Tablets/ Albendazole syrup under the guidance of faculties and PGs .
- The students then expanded this Deworming programme by delivering medicines and administering medicines to the children of families adopted by the students under Family Adoption Programme.
- The teachers and students were applauded for their efforts and awareness about the need for deworming .
Nabh Assessment, 2ND Cycle
By: Admin
2024-02-10
The National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers (NABH) is an autonomous body that provides accreditation to healthcare organizations in India based on predefined standards. NABH inspections typically assess various aspects of healthcare facilities, including patient safety, infrastructure, quality of care, infection control, and management systems. Inspections involve on-site visits, document reviews, and interviews with staff to ensure compliance with NABH standards.
Introduction:
Day 1 (10.2.24): The team arrived on Saturday morning, 10 February 2024 for assessment of the blood centre as part of a NABH evaluation. They were welcomed and greeted by Dr Alka (Dean Medical), Dr Alpana (Medical Superintendent), Dr Mayurika S. Tyagi, Head of the IHBT Department, Dr Amit Varma (Head of Blood Centre) with all the residents and staff of all blood centre. The assessors were experts in the field of transfusion medicine and healthcare accreditation who understand the technical aspects of blood collection, processing, storage, and transfusion.
After the opening meeting, the assessors proceeded to the facility round and audit.
Dr Preeti Chavan, the principal assessor audited the quality assurance program and management of the Blood Centre with Dr Mayurika Tyagi. She ensured that the blood bank met legal requirements and quality requirements as per the quality manual and NABH standards.
Dr Jaiswal, the technical assessor audited all the technical processes and procedures of the blood centre with Dr Amit Varma and focused on NABH requirements regarding documentation, procedures, and quality control measures.
Day 2 (11.2.24) Internal audit and management review meetings were discussed and audited. This was followed by report preparation and assessment of evaluation. Observations and non-conformities were discussed in the closing meeting. Santosh Hospital team thanked the assessors for their valuable feedback.
NABH accreditation and audit signifies the commitment of the IHBT department and Santosh Hospitals to quality healthcare delivery.
Training of Nursing staffs on Basic Life Saver Skills
By: Admin
2024-02-09
Training of Nursing staffs on Basic Life Saver Skills Dr Anil Kumar and Dr Debapriya Sarkar, Assistant Professor, Department of Anesthesia trained the nursing staffs on basic life saver skills on 09/02/2023.They were trained on various basic life saver skills like choking, first aid, burn management, drowning and BLS. Proper hands on training done and the participants were distributed certificates after the training.
Innovating Teaching-Learning Methods in the Department of Biochemistry
By: Admin
2024-02-09
In accordance with the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) guidelines, the Department of Biochemistry organized a seminar series for MBBS students of Batch 23-24. This initiative, led by Dr. Juhi Aggarwal, Professor and Head of the Department of Biochemistry, aimed to enhance the academic experience by implementing diverse teaching-learning methods. The seminar series brought together MBBS students, postgraduate students, and faculty members, contributing to a dynamic learning environment.
Seminar Details: The seminar series, held on various dates, featured presentations from Batch A and Batch B. Each session focused on relevant topics within the field of biochemistry, including the : nucleic acid chemistry,Structure of DNA& RNA,Urea cycle and disorders,Free radicals & antioxidants,gastric & pancreatic function test,significance of isoenzymes . The responsibility of moderating these sessions was distributed among the Assistant& associate Professors of the department.
Seminar Schedule and Moderators:
- 9.2.24 (Friday) - Batch B (11-1pm)
- a. Roll no.106-110: nucleic acid chemistry
- b. Roll no.111-115: Structure of DNA& RNA
- c. Roll no.86-90: Urea cycle and disorders
- Faculty Moderator: Dr. Surbhi Garg, assistant professor&Dr. Juhi Aggarwal, prof & head, dept of biochemistry
- 10.2.24 (Saturday) - Batch A(11-1pm)
- a. Roll no.41-45: nucleic acid chemistry
- b.Roll no.46-50: Structure of DNA& RNA
- c. Roll no.51-55: Urea cycle and disorders
- Faculty Moderator: Dr. Luna Sinha, assistant professor&Dr. Juhi Aggarwal, prof & head, dept of biochemistry
- 23.2.24 (Friday) - Batch B(11-1pm)
- a. Roll no.121-125: Free radicals & antioxidants
- b.Roll no.126-130: gastric & pancreatic function test
- c. Roll no.131-135: significance of isoenzymes
- Faculty Moderator: Dr. Eram H. Pasha, assistant professor&Dr. Juhi Aggarwal, prof & head, dept of biochemistry
- 24.2.24 (Saturday) - Batch A(11-1pm)
- a. Roll no.56-60: Free radicals & antioxidants
- b.Roll no.61-65gastric & pancreatic function test
- c. Roll no.66-70: significance of isoenzymes
- Faculty Moderator: Dr.R N Gupta Associate professor&Dr. Juhi Aggarwal, prof & head, dept of biochemistry
Innovative Teaching-Learning Methods: The seminar series was introduced as one of the innovative teaching-learning methods practiced in the Department of Biochemistry. This approach allows students to engage actively with the subject matter, fostering a deeper understanding of complex biochemical concepts. The involvement of faculty members as moderators adds an extra layer of guidance and expertise to the learning process.
Attendance Requirements: Consistent with NAAC guidelines, all MBBS students, postgraduate students, and faculty members were encouraged to attend the seminar presentations. This collective participation ensures a comprehensive and collaborative learning experience, aligning with NAAC's emphasis on active involvement in academic activities.
Conclusion: The successful execution of the seminar series under the leadership of Dr. Juhi Aggarwal reflects the commitment of the Department of Biochemistry to innovation in teaching-learning methods. This initiative not only adheres to NAAC guidelines but also contributes to the holistic development of students and the overall academic excellence of the institution.
Hand Hygiene Workshop
By: Admin
2024-02-08
Dr. Ankita Gupta led a comprehensive hand hygiene class for PICU and NICU staff, emphasizing its critical role in infection prevention. Through interactive demonstrations and evidence-based guidelines, participants learned proper handwashing techniques, glove use, and hand rub application. The session emphasized reducing healthcare-associated infections, enhancing patient safety, and promoting a culture of cleanliness
World Cancer Day 2024
By: Admin
2024-02-07
Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology celebrated World Cancer Day on 7th February 2024 along with Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. The program was conducted to create awareness about oral cancer and tobacco usage.
Dr. Neeraj Grover, Prof & Head, Oral Pathology delivered a talk on ‘Tobacco usage’ followed by a video clip by Dr. Kanika Bhalla, Associate Professor, Oral Pathology. The event was attended by Dr. Amit B Lall. Prof & Head, Oral Surgery and Dr. Mayank Singhal, Professor, Oral Surgery. Around 50 undergraduate students, interns, faculty member and HODs participated in the event.
Trainings conducted in February 2024
By: Admin
2024-02-07
• On 07 February 2024, a Fire safety mock drill was conducted which was followed by fire safety training. The drill checked the preparation of the blood centre towards any fire accident. It showed the gaps in knowledge and practice of new staff who were re-trained for fire safety procedures and protocol.
• On 08 February, training on Donor room procedures was conducted. Donor selection, selection of bag, site preparation, phlebotomy, sample collection and documentation were discussed.
• On 15 February 2024 training on Adverse Donor Reactions was conducted. Early identification, and management was discussed
• On 20 February, Dr Amit Varma gave the orientation of all blood centre equipment with procedures of maintenance, performance check and breakdown policy.
• On 22 February 2024 training program was conducted for the blood centre staff on Proper documentation and Record keeping. This was a need-based training done in response to the non-conformity observed during the external audit. Importance of good record keeping was highlighted.
BLS and Code Blue Emergency Workshop
By: Admin
2024-02-06
The BLS (Basic Life Support) and Code Blue medical emergency workshop was conducted successfully at Santosh Medical College and Hospital, Ghaziabad. The workshop aimed to provide healthcare professionals with the skill and knowledge required to effectively respond to medical emergencies and improve patient outcomes.The workshop was conducted for the practical understanding
The workshop saw enthusiastic participation from the Blood Centre including doctors, nurses, technicians, and medical students.
Experts from the Department of Emergency Medicine Dr Sakshi and Dr Nazia provided comprehensive theoretical knowledge and practical demonstrations, ensuring participants gained a deep understanding of BLS and ACLS principles.
Blood bank Staff and non-teaching staff actively engaged in hands-on training sessions, demonstrating their proficiency in performing CPR, using AEDs, and managing various medical emergencies.
Conclusion:
The BLS and ACLS medical emergency workshop was a resounding success, equipping healthcare professionals with the necessary skills, knowledge, and confidence to respond effectively to medical emergencies. The workshop not only enhanced participants’ clinical competence but also fostered a culture of continuous learning and professional development in emergency medicine.
Dubai Report
By: Admin
2024-02-05
On February 5th, our group gathered at the airport at 2:30 p.m. Together, we proceeded to collect our boarding passes and clear security before boarding our flight at 6:08 a.m. The journey to Dubai was smooth, landing at 8:35 a.m.
After immigration procedures, a hotel pickup from the Hilton Garden Inn provided our keys, followed by a satisfying breakfast. After refreshing in our rooms, we embarked on an exhilarating desert safari. ATV biking and adrenaline-pumping activities were highlights, capturing the essence of an unforgettable experience.
The day continued with a visit to a desert camp, featuring Arabic-style dancing and a captivating fire performance. Dinner, accompanied by a mesmerizing belly dance, added to the enjoyment. The night concluded with an enjoyable camel ride.
In summary, the day was packed with thrilling activities and cultural performances, making it a memorable and enriching experience for the entire group.
On the first day of February 6, 2024, which was a Tuesday. After preparing, we proceeded to have breakfast at 8:00 a.m. Subsequently, we embarked on our journey to the Dubai World Trade Center for a conference. Our transportation to the venue was efficient, taking approximately 30 minutes from our hotel to the conference venue.
Upon arrival at the Dubai World Trade Center, we approached the help desk to inquire about the location of the lecture hall for our scheduled session. The initial lecture took place in Al Mutqua Hall and was facilitated by Dr. Sanjiv Nair. The focus of the lecture was “Oral Cancer and the Role of the General Dentist.” Dr. Nair commenced the session with an overview of benign and malignant lesions, elaborating on their characteristic features, including size, color, shape, texture, and margins. Furthermore, he delved into the etiologies and diagnostic methods, discussing specific radiographic procedures such as MRI and biopsy for achieving a definitive diagnosis. The lecture encompassed pre-treatment evaluation, clinical management, associated procedures, and risk factors related to the lesions. Dr. Nair’s presentation was highly informative, emphasizing the crucial role of general dentists in raising awareness about oral cancer in its early stages. Then we went to our faculty poster presentation site.
During our visit to the faculty poster presentation area, we engaged with faculty members from various universities, exchanging introductions and insights. Following this, a brief yet insightful session ensued, where we observed numerous informative posters and interacted with individuals presenting their research. Subsequently, we proceeded to our next lecture, which centered on the topic of “AI in Dental Research,” facilitated by Dr. Ahmed Salem Assari.
Dr. Assari provided a comprehensive overview of artificial intelligence (AI) and its application in dental research. He elucidated the definition of AI and introduced platforms where AI technologies can be accessed for optimal benefits. The lecture extensively covered the utilization of AI in dental research, encompassing literature review, systematic review, and meta-analysis methodologies. Dr. Assari underscored the ability of AI to enhance the quality of research reviews while acknowledging challenges such as data bias, interpretational rationality, and data handling.
Moreover, Dr. Assari concluded the session by emphasizing the importance of integrating AI capabilities into dental research endeavors and advocating for a holistic approach that combines dental expertise with AI capabilities. The lecture proved to be highly interactive, as Dr. Assari effectively engaged with the audience, enriching our understanding of utilizing AI tools in crafting research papers.
In summary, the session on AI in dental research conducted by Dr. Ahmed Salem Assari was both enlightening and engaging, providing valuable insights into the practical application of AI in the field of dentistry.
After the lecture, we went to our hotel. Upon concluding our day’s activities, we proceeded to the hotel to prepare for the main highlight of our itinerary: a visit to the world’s largest mall, Dubai Mall, and the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa. Upon arrival, we were immediately captivated by the majestic architecture of the mall, which left us in awe.
Our first stop within the Dubai Mall was the world’s largest aquarium. The sight of the diverse array of beautiful fish and other water creatures was both fascinating and mesmerizing. The tour of the entire aquarium was an enriching experience, introducing us to new aquatic wonders.
Following our exploration of the aquarium, we eagerly attended the world-famous fountain show. The synchronized dance of water to music was a spectacle to behold, and we savored every moment of its beauty.
Subsequently, we ascended to the 124th floor of the Burj Khalifa. The panoramic view of Dubai from such great heights was breath-taking and provided us with an unparalleled perspective of the city’s beauty.
To conclude our evening, we dined against the backdrop of Dubai’s beautiful skyline. The combination of exquisite cuisine and stunning views made for a truly memorable dining experience.
Overall, our excursion to Dubai Mall and the Burj Khalifa was filled with awe-inspiring moments and unforgettable sights. We returned to our hotel with cherished memories of the mesmerizing experiences we encountered throughout the day.
Day 2 conference 7/feb/2024
The day started with the lectures at Sheik Makhtom Hall. The posters were also displayed in the hall, where we got opportunities to interact with other college and university students and faculties. After absorbing all the new aspects, look into the matter of dentistry, we went forward to the exhibition centre. Here, we had opportunities to do hands-on work and see live workshops. The main attraction of day 2 was hands-on zirconia crown preparation for pediatric dentistry. This was very informative and fun. During our visit to the Museum of the Future, we were immediately captivated by the brilliant and fascinating architecture of the building. The structure exuded a futuristic aura with its captivating glow upon entering. The experience was truly unforgettable, as the beauty of the place left a lasting impression on us. Our enjoyment was palpable throughout our time there, making it a memorable and enriching experience.
The next stop for us is Miracle Garden. The view was mesmerizing and captivating. The garden had all kinds of flowers and bushes shaped like animals like horses, elephants, and airplanes, which kept us all awestruck. It truly lived up to its name. Later, we went to the dolphin show, which unfortunately got cancelled on the spot, but we were already ready for our event, which was AYA University. It had many rooms filled with all the beautiful and dazzling lights of celestial bodies, which blew our minds. It was a very unique and healing journey. That show was unforgettable. Thus, this is how we ended the day with a nice Indian meal at a Punjabi dhaba and returned safely to the hotel room, getting all ready for day 3.
On the third day of the conference, dated February 8, 2024, our team arrived at the venue at 9:05 AM. Our focus was on engaging with Cowell Medi, a prominent Korean implant company situated in Hall 7. We commenced by introducing our college and engaging in a comprehensive discussion about their company and products. Cowell Medi elaborated on their range of implant kits, providing us with a detailed demonstration. Following our expression of interest, we were afforded a hands-on experience, guided step-by-step through specific procedures. They also shared insights on delivering post-operative instructions to implant patients.
Later in the day, we explored LSOCO’s cutting-edge microscope with 4K technology, receiving valuable tips on customization for optimal accessibility. Additionally, we had the opportunity to examine intraoral cameras, which feature a unique autofocus capability. Our interactions extended to the University of Manchester, where we connected with both students and faculty. The discussions encompassed various scholarship programs offered by both our respective institutions. This immersive experience provided us with valuable insights and networking opportunities for future collaborations
Following the conference, our team engaged in a visit to Blue Inland, where the prominent Dubai Eye stood as a captivating landmark. The azure waters beneath the sunny sky provided a picturesque backdrop. Subsequently, we relished a delightful lunch at Alici Restaurant, which proved to be an impeccable choice. Later, our journey led us to Palm Jumeirah, offering an enchanting view of the mesmerizing Atlantis building. The day culminated with a pickup for Marina-de Cruise, where a sumptuous dinner was served amidst a pleasant cruise experience. The evening was enhanced by the enjoyment of traditional dance performances. Overall, the day was marked by cultural and scenic delights, concluding with a return to our accommodations.
On February 9, 2024, the Novotel World Trade Centre Hotel in Dubai witnessed the culmination of the “How to Publish an ISI Article” conference, organized by Index Conferences and Exhibitors Organization LLC. Dr. Zuhair Saleh Natto, a distinguished expert from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, spearheaded the event, focusing on pivotal aspects of ISI article publication.
The day commenced with Dr. Natto delivering an enlightening lecture on the overview of ISI journals, delving into their historical context, impact factors, and criteria for successful submissions. Participants gained profound insights into the significance of contributing to ISI journals.
The conference seamlessly transitioned into strategies for generating impactful research ideas, with attendees actively engaging in hands-on activities guided by experienced facilitators. This fostered creativity and practical application among the participants.
Dr. Natto’s lecture on methodology in ISI journals covered crucial aspects, including Institutional Review Board (IRB) considerations, validation processes, and sample selection. This provided participants with practical insights into crafting methodologically robust articles.
The session on IMRAD structure tailored for ISI journals addressed nuances in structuring articles, highlighting common mistakes in manuscript writing to enhance the quality of submissions. A dedicated lecture guided participants in a systematic approach to selecting ISI journals, considering practical aspects, impact factors, and aligning research with journal scopes.
The conference featured interactive hands-on sessions, including idea generation, design selection, and practical journal selection exercises. Participants actively applied the acquired knowledge, fostering a dynamic and engaging learning environment.
Post-conference activities included a visit to Dubai Mall and a leisurely lunch, providing opportunities for networking and camaraderie. The evening’s cultural highlight was the La Perle Show, featuring mesmerizing performances of acrobatics, dance, and theatrical artistry, enriching the overall conference experience.
Following the cultural excursion, participants returned to the hotel to collect their belongings. A scheduled pick-up transported the delegation to the airport for the return journey to Delhi, concluding the conference. The Dubai conference not only provided a comprehensive understanding of ISI article publication but also offered a platform for practical application, networking, and cultural experiences, making it a holistic and enriching professional development opportunity for all participants. The delegation arrived at Delhi Airport at 6 a.m., marking the conclusion of a successful and memorable trip.
World Cancer Day
By: Admin
2024-02-04
Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology celebrated World Cancer Day on 4th February 2023. The program was conducted to create awareness about oral cancer and tobacco usage.
The program was inaugurated by Dr. Akshay Bhargava, Dean Dental. Dr. Kanika Bhalla delivered a talk on ‘Tobacco and its ill effects’, followed by a small video clip by Dr. Neeraj Grover, Prof & Head. Vote of Thanks was given by Dr. Shreya Singh. Around 50 undergraduates students, interns, faculty member and HODs attended the lecture and participated in the event.
Guest Lecture on Post Insertion Complaints and Its Management by Dr. Pankaj Bajaj
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2024-02-03
The Department of Prosthodontics at Santosh Dental College hosted an insightful guest lecture by Dr. Pankaj Bajaj on "Post Insertion Complaints and Management." Dr. Bajaj, a distinguished dental expert, provided a comprehensive overview of common prosthesis-related complaints, diagnostic strategies, treatment modalities, and preventive measures. Enriched with real-life case studies and an engaging Q&A session, the lecture empowered attendees with practical solutions and reinforced the department’s dedication to academic excellence and clinical proficiency.
Guest Lecture on Digital Prosthodontics by Dr. Gaurav Issar
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2024-02-02
In line with its vision to embrace digital innovation, the Department of Prosthodontics at Santosh Dental College hosted a compelling guest lecture by Dr. Gaurav on "Digital Prosthodontics." The session explored the evolution and integration of digital technologies such as intraoral scanners, CAD/CAM systems, and 3D printing in modern prosthodontic practice. Dr. Gaurav's insights into digital workflows, prosthesis design, and future trends like AI and augmented reality captivated attendees. This enriching lecture reinforced the department's commitment to advancing towards a fully digitalized prosthodontics practice.
Hands-on- Training Activity on Sample Collection
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2024-02-02
The Department of Biochemistry at Santosh Medical College & Hospital organized an Experiential Learning Hospital Visit for 1st-year MBBS students (Batch 2022-2023) to the Central & Biochemistry Laboratory on 22.03.2022 and 25.03.2023. Guided by Dr. Juhi Aggarwal, Dr. R.N. Gupta, and Dr. Eram Hussain, students explored lab processes, including phlebotomy, automation, and clinical data interpretation. The hands-on session deepened their understanding of laboratory medicine and emphasized its critical role in patient care and diagnostics.
To Commemorate WORLD CANCER DAY
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2024-02-02
To Commemorate WORLD CANCER DAY" program hosted by the Obstetrics & Gynaecology Department. Scheduled for February 2nd and 3rd, 2024, from 9am to 4pm at Santosh Medical College Hospital. Featuring Dr. Devika Mor, Asst. Professor, OBG, and Dr. Shalabh Gupta, Dean Academics, Prof. Dept. of General Surgery, delivering informative talks. The program includes free Paps Smear, VIA VILI, and colposcopy sessions, alongside awareness lectures by faculty, interns, and PG students. Organized by the Dept. of OBG, in collaboration with the Dept. of Surgery, SMCH.
National Deworming Week
By: Admin
2024-02-01
Inauguration of National Deworming Week (01/02/24 to 10/02/24) was organized by the Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad on 1st February, 2024 at Champa Devi Smarak Vidyalaya, Muradnagar, Ghaziabad.
Execution:
- Inauguration of National Deworming Week was organized by The Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad on 1st February, 2024 at Champa Devi Smarak Vidyalaya In Collaboration with Community Health Centre, Muradnagar, Ghaziabad.
- A Deworming session was conducted under supervision of CMO (CHC, Muradnagar) and Dr. Neha Jetli (Asst. Prof., Deptt. Of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College) by PGs and Interns posted in the department.
- The student of the school were encouraged and educated about the need of deworming, procurement of the Albendazole Tablets and benefits of deworming to their health.
- An interactive session with student was done to assess their own knowledge regarding the topic and all the questions were answered.
- The students were also encouraged to spread the knowledge among their own family members.
- Followed by all this, the students at the school were given Albendazole Tablets (400mg) under the guidance of Dr. Rajesh (CMO, CHC, Muradnagar), Dr. Ravi (MO, CHC, Muradnagar) and Dr. Neha Jetli ( Asst. Prof., Deptt. Of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College) by PGs and Interns posted in the Deptt.
- The teachers and students were applauded for their efforts and awareness about the need for deworming .
Hospital Infection Control Training
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2024-02-01
Hospital infection control, also known as healthcare-associated infection (HAI) control, refers to the practices and protocols implemented within healthcare facilities to prevent the spread of infections among patients, staff, and visitors. The goal of infection control is to minimise the risk of infections acquired during the course of medical care.
Execution:
On 01 February 2024, training on spill management was conducted by Ms Manjula, ICN, of Santosh Hospitals. She gave hands-on training on minor and major spills with details about definition, identification, donning and doffing of PPE, spill kit and standard operating procedure for the management of Spill.
Key components of included:
• Hand Hygiene: Proper hand hygiene is one of the most effective measures to prevent the spread of infections. Healthcare workers should wash their hands regularly with soap and water or use alcohol-based hand sanitizers.
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Healthcare workers should use appropriate PPE, such as gloves, gowns, masks, and eye protection, when in contact with patients or potentially infectious materials.
• Environmental Cleaning and Disinfection: Surfaces and equipment in healthcare facilities should be regularly cleaned and disinfected to prevent the transmission of pathogens. Proper cleaning Protocols should be followed to ensure effective disinfection
Implementation for World Leprosy Day Slogan Competition
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2024-01-30
The Department of Biochemistry at Santosh Medical College & Hospital organized a Slogan Competition for MBBS Batch 2023–24 in observance of World Leprosy Day on January 30th and 31st, 2024. Held at Maharaja Hall, the event encouraged students to creatively advocate for leprosy awareness under the theme “Beat Leprosy.” Aligned with NAAC guidelines, the competition promoted student engagement, faculty mentorship, and societal awareness. The initiative exemplified the institution’s commitment to holistic education and social responsibility.
In house camps on the occasion of Republic Day
By: Admin
2024-01-30
The Deptt of obgy organized antenatal camp as a part of Republic day celebration where following activities were done:
1. AntenatalCamps-free distribution of Iron & Calcium was done. Also free HB estimation was done. The faculty,PGs and Interns participated in antenatal counseling. 50 pts Benefitted
2. BMD camp was done. 30 pts benefitted
3. VitD estimation was done . 30 pts benefitted
Objective of the program was to make the patients aware of antenatal Health Problems and to encourage them to attend antenatal clinics regularly.
Execution
Event was executed by the department of OBGY, SDTU . Around 200 patients benefitted from the camps.
Case of Ca Lung in Old Pulmonary Kochs
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2024-01-30
On 30th January 2024, members of the medical community convened on the Medisage platform in a virtual setting to observe a case presentation conducted by Dr. Shubham Shrivastav, a second-year postgraduate student at Santosh Hospital in Ghaziabad.
Dr. Ashok Kumar, the Head of the Department of Medicine at SMCH Ghaziabad, extends a warm greeting to all attendees and proceeds to provide a concise overview of the case at hand. He introduces the panel member Dr. Amba Prasad Dubey, Associate professor SMCH, Ghaziabad and the lecturer, Dr. Prasanth .The virtual session, centered upon a particularly intriguing case of Ca Lung in Old Pulmonary Koch`s provided attendees with a substantial amount of knowledge and valuable insights.The lecture was initiated by Dr. Shubham Shrivastav, who provided a thorough examination of Case , highlighting its diagnostic complexities and medical importance. The individual adeptly expressed the intricacy involved in assessing the progression of illness, thoroughly exploring the wide range of infectious and non-infectious factors that can contribute to making Diagnosis. He also explains in detail regarding approach to a case of Patients with Respiratory Illnesses.
The central focus of the presentation revolved around a compelling case study, which provided a comprehensive analysis of a patient who had perplexed the medical community due to an enduring fever, Breathlessness and progressive weakness. Dr. Shubham Shrivastav skillfully guided the audience through the diagnostic process, elucidating the careful and systematic approach employed to ascertain the root cause. The attendees were fully engaged as he elaborated on the diagnostic examinations, many potential diagnoses, and the eventual outcome of the case.
The seminar culminated with an engaging question and answer session, providing attendees with the opportunity to directly engage with Dr. Shubham Shrivastav. During this session, Dr. Shubham Shrivastav graciously provided his clinical expertise and practical strategies for effectively managing complex instances of case of Ca Lung in Old Pulmonary Koch`s. there has been excellent discussion of the case by Dr. Amba Dubey and Dr. Ashok Kumar as a panellist with offer of various guidance regarding approach of the index case.
The persuasive case study presented by the individual had a lasting impression on the audience, reinforcing the significance of ongoing education and collaboration among medical professionals.
World Leprosy Day 2024
By: Admin
2024-01-30
Department ofDennatology participated on World Leprosy Day, 30th January,2024 at Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad. Program highlights understanding the current situation of.
leprosy.
Dr. V. K. Garg (Professor & HoD) initiated the session and introduced this year's theme • "Beat Leprosy'.'. Dr. Gargi Gaikwad (Junior Resident) briefly discussed about the Causation and clinical features of Leprosy. Dr.Mehak Gupta (Junior Resident) elaborated on the management of Leprosy. Dr.Sonali Saxena ( Assistant Professor) talked about complications ofleprosy and Dr. Gulshant Panesar(Assistant Professor) emphasized o social and psychological aspect of Leprosy. Finally, Dr V. K. Garg took up questions from the audience and concluded the session. Tangible Outcomes
Excellent participation by the faculty and students made this program a success.
Studometry-INDIA Vision Institute
By: Admin
2024-01-27
On 27th January 2024,ivi (India Vision Institute) Organised Studometry at Jamia Hamdard ,New Delhi for Optometry Students.
Event was graced by talk on Various optometry fields and future career options in the field of optometry by renowned Optometrist Professors of various parts of the country.
Under the guidance of Mr. Ayub Ali, Head of Optometry Department, Santosh Hospitals, Ghaziabad, Total of 50 Optometrist students (inclusive of M.optom, B.optom and Diploma Optometry) actively participated in the event and were Felicitated with certificates for participation.
Overall the event was very enthusiastic and informative for the students.
Clinicopathological Conference
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2024-01-24
A Clinicopathological Conference (CPC) was held at Santosh hospital, Santosh Deemed to be University (Ghaziabad) on 24.1.2024 where the faculty and Postgraduate student students of all departments participated.
Objective of the program was to discuss interesting cases of different clinical departments and their pathological correlation at a common platform.
Event was moderated by Dr Neelima Agarwal (Professor, Department of OBGY) who gave the welcome address. It was followed by case presentation on “A case of meningo-encephalitis” by Dr Nitish Sharma, Senior Resident, Department of Medicine and the session chaired by Dr Shivani Bansal, Professor.
Second case was “A rare case of acute appendicitis” by Department of Surgery.
Dr Ankit Dixit, Assistant Professor presented the case and Dr Shyam Nagpal, Associate Professor, chaired the session.
Dr. Maulika Aggarwal, Consultant from the Department of Pathology discussed the cases.
The session was highly interactive with all faculty and postgraduates actively participating in the discussion.
Active discussion between the respective departments and other diagnostic departments took place and more treatment options for better patient management were highlighted.
Clinico-Pathological Conference-Department of General Medicine
By: Admin
2024-01-24
The Clinico-Pathological Conference (CPC) on "A Case of Meningo-Encephalitis" was held at Santosh Hospital in Ghaziabad on January 24, 2024. Dr. Nitish Sharma, Senior Resident in Medicine presented a compelling case that delved into the complex realm of Meningo-Encephalitis.
Dr. Sharma meticulously navigated through the clinical presentation, investigative findings, and challenges encountered in diagnosing and managing the patient. The presentation showcased a collaborative approach, involving various medical disciplines to unravel the intricacies of the case.
The esteemed chairpersons, Dr. Shivani Bansal and Dr. Tenzin Nyandak, provided valuable insights and facilitated an interactive discussion among the attendees. The audience actively engaged in analyzing the clinical and pathological aspects, contributing diverse perspectives to the diagnostic dilemma.
The CPC at Santosh Hospital proved to be a dynamic platform for knowledge exchange, emphasizing the importance of an interdisciplinary approach in complex medical cases. Dr. Sharma's adept presentation, combined with the expertise of the chairpersons and active participation from the audience, made this event a significant contribution to advancing clinical understanding and fostering collaboration among healthcare professionals.
National Girl Child Day-2024
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2024-01-24
The faculty , PG students and interns of Deptt of OBGY ,Santosh Deemed to be University (Ghaziabad), celebrated National Girl Child Day on the 24.1.24 Objective of the program was to make the Family and the postnatal woman aware of educating, empowering a girl child.On the occasion of National Girl Child Day, the department of OBGY organised following activities in the postnatal ward and the OPD area .
Prosthodontist Day Celebration 2024
By: Admin
2024-01-23
The Maxillofacial Prosthetics Workshop, organized by the Department of Prosthodontics, provided a comprehensive platform for postgraduate students and professionals to enhance their skills and knowledge in maxillofacial prosthetics. The event featured a range of sessions covering the latest advancements, patient assessment, psychosocial aspects, and practical demonstrations. A diverse group of participants from various dental colleges across Delhi NCR contributed to a collaborative learning experience. With expert speakers and interactive sessions, the workshop emphasized multidisciplinary approaches and patient-centered care. The event concluded with positive feedback and a commitment to furthering education in the field, under the guidance of Dr. Akshay Bhargava and Dr. Rajiv Kumar Gupta.
Plantation Drive 2024
By: Admin
2024-01-23
The Plantation Drive organized by the Department of Prosthodontics was a successful initiative aimed at enhancing the green cover on campus and promoting environmental awareness. The drive focused on instilling a sense of responsibility toward environmental conservation among students, faculty, and staff. Through careful planning and collaboration with local environmental organizations, native tree species were selected for planting. The event, led by Dr. Sanketh K. Reddy, saw enthusiastic participation from the college community, with everyone actively involved in planting saplings. A tree adoption program was also launched to ensure the long-term success of the drive. The event not only contributed to a greener campus but also laid the foundation for future sustainability efforts. Key recommendations include regular maintenance of the plants, integrating environmental education into the curriculum, and ongoing partnerships with environmental organizations.
Maxillofacial Prosthetics Workshop
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2024-01-23
The Maxillofacial Prosthetics Workshop, organized by the Department of Prosthodontics, provided an enriching platform for professionals to advance their knowledge and skills in the field of maxillofacial prosthetics. The workshop attracted 44 postgraduate students and participants from various dental colleges across Delhi NCR, fostering a collaborative learning environment. The event began with a ceremonial lamp-lighting and Saraswati Vandana, followed by opening remarks from Dr. Akshay Bhargava, Dean of Dental Studies. Dr. Bharti Dua hosted the event, with guest speaker Dr. Sanketh K. Reddy sharing valuable insights. The workshop featured diverse sessions, including patient assessment, psychosocial aspects of care, and practical demonstrations, emphasizing the importance of a multidisciplinary approach. The interactive format allowed participants to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world scenarios. Positive feedback from participants highlighted the event's success and reinforced the department's commitment to advancing maxillofacial prosthetics education. The workshop concluded with awards for outstanding performances in dental materials and soap carving competitions. Under the guidance of Dr. Akshay Bhargava and Dr. Rajiv Kumar Gupta, the workshop marked a significant step in enhancing skills and promoting excellence in the field.
Non-Teaching Professional Development Program on ISO 15189:2022 and NABL Standards
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2024-01-23
The Department of Biochemistry at Santosh Medical College, SDTU, organized a Non-Teaching Professional Development Program (PDP) to introduce laboratory professionals to the updated ISO 15189:2022 and NABL 22 standards. The program aimed to familiarize laboratory staff with the changes in these standards, ensuring the delivery of high-quality and reliable medical laboratory services. Well-attended by laboratory technicians, supervisors, and other staff, the program successfully enhanced participants' knowledge and skills through interactive sessions, allowing for clarification of doubts and in-depth discussions. The program's success highlights the importance of continuous professional development and the need for future sessions to keep the staff updated on evolving standards. This initiative reflects Santosh Medical College's ongoing commitment to upholding the highest standards of healthcare and laboratory services.
Celebration Of Maternal Health Awareness Day
By: Admin
2024-01-23
The Maternal Health Awareness Day celebration on January 23 was a vibrant and impactful event focused on promoting maternal health. It brought together students, faculty, and patients in the Gynaecology & Obstetrics ward, fostering a learning environment for new mothers. The event highlighted critical topics such as nutrition, hygiene, lactation, weight reduction, postpartum depression, and family planning. Practical exercises suitable for new mothers were demonstrated, enhancing the educational experience. An interactive questionnaire session further engaged participants, ensuring a deeper understanding of maternal health. The event successfully raised awareness about the importance of accessible maternal and reproductive healthcare, emphasizing the need for comprehensive care to improve long-term health outcomes for both mothers and babies, while addressing health disparities.
MOU activity Healthcare Skills Foundation
By: Admin
2024-01-21
Basic Life Savers Skills for postgraduates Course organized at Santosh Hospital, 21st Jan 2024.Sunday 10am to 3pm. Ard 26 Postgraduates joined the Skills enhancement Course on First AID, CPR, and AED & Choking.Lots of Practical Skills were learned by participants during Workshop .skills that students learned were CPR, AED, First Aid, Intubation, Compressions, Airway & Breathing, Choking in infant & Adults, Cricothyrotomy and Neonatal Resuscitation.Three Students received a copy of Book Comprehensive Manual of Resuscitation by Dr Anil Kumar, Innovative Publishers during the Quiz .All students received a certificate of Course Completion endorsed by Santosh Deemed to be University in Association with Healthcare Skills Foundation. Vote of Thanks by Dr Anil Kumar.Thanks to all Faculty for enhancing the Skills and Knowledge of Course Delegates Dr Mohnish Tripathi, Dr Sarkar, Dr Anoop ,Dr Suhail KK , Dr Joijin Joseph .
MOU activity Healthcare Skills Foundation
By: Admin
2024-01-21
Basic Life Savers Skills for postgraduates Course organized at Santosh Hospital, 21st Jan 2024.Sunday 10am to 3pm. Ard 26 Postgraduates joined the Skills enhancement Course on First AID, CPR, and AED & Choking.Lots of Practical Skills were learned by participants during Workshop .skills that students learned were CPR, AED, First Aid, Intubation, Compressions, Airway & Breathing, Choking in infant & Adults, Cricothyrotomy and Neonatal Resuscitation.Three Students received a copy of Book Comprehensive Manual of Resuscitation by Dr Anil Kumar, Innovative Publishers during the Quiz .All students received a certificate of Course Completion endorsed by Santosh Deemed to be University in Association with Healthcare Skills Foundation. Vote of Thanks by Dr Anil Kumar.Thanks to all Faculty for enhancing the Skills and Knowledge of Course Delegates Dr Mohnish Tripathi, Dr Sarkar, Dr Anoop ,Dr Suhail KK , Dr Joijin Joseph .
Diabetes, Hypertension, Metabolic Disease and NAFLD Screening Camp
By: Admin
2024-01-19
On January 19, 2024, the Department of General Medicine at Santosh Medical College and Hospital, in collaboration with the Delhi Diabetic Forum, organized a Diabetes, Hypertension, Metabolic Disease, and NAFLD Screening Camp. The camp aimed to raise awareness about diabetes, metabolic diseases, and their complications, such as heart disease, atrial fibrillation, stroke, thromboembolic diseases, and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). The event was attended by 75 participants, where medical professionals conducted various tests, including ECG, blood tests for glucose, HbA1C, lipid levels, liver function, and more. Liver stiffness was also measured using the non-invasive FIBROSCAN device.
Results showed that 30% of attendees had high blood pressure, 28% were overweight or obese with moderate liver scarring (fibrosis score 2), and many had high glucose and lipid levels, indicating a risk for diabetes and dyslipidemia. Approximately 30% showed signs of liver inflammation, and 12% had insulin resistance.
The camp provided medical consultations and treatment options for those diagnosed with diabetes, NAFLD, metabolic disease, and dyslipidemia. Attendees at high risk were advised to adopt a healthy lifestyle with a balanced diet and regular exercise to prevent the onset of these diseases.
The event underscored the growing concern of NAFLD's broader impact on chronic liver disease, cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, and other health complications. As obesity and type 2 diabetes rise, the prevalence of NAFLD is expected to increase significantly, making early detection and intervention more crucial than ever.
Oxidative Stress: An Emerging Therapeutic Target in Diabetes Mellitus and Hypertension
By: Admin
2024-01-19
On January 19, 2024, the Departmental Continuing Medical Education (CME) event titled "Oxidative Stress: An Emerging Therapeutic Target in Diabetes Mellitus and Hypertension" was held at Santosh Hospital in Ghaziabad. The session featured Dr. Ashok Kumar, Head of Medicine, who delivered an enlightening presentation on the role of oxidative stress in the management of Diabetes Mellitus and Hypertension. Dr. Kumar skillfully discussed the mechanisms linking oxidative stress to these conditions, offering potential therapeutic interventions and novel treatment strategies.
The event was chaired by Dr. Shivani Bansal and Dr. Tenzin Nyandak, who facilitated interactive discussions among attendees. The CME provided a collaborative platform for medical professionals to explore emerging therapeutic approaches and the clinical implications of targeting oxidative stress in diabetes and hypertension treatment.
Dr. Kumar's comprehensive insights, along with the contributions of the chairpersons, made this CME event an invaluable resource for enhancing knowledge and refining clinical practices in the management of these prevalent conditions.
CME on Inflammation and Healing
By: Admin
2024-01-19
CME on Inflammation and Healing Was held on 19th Jan 2024 from 01:00 pm to 02:00 pm in the Dept.of General Surgery at Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad.It was attended by 30 Post-Graduates & 10 faculty members in co-ordination with Dr.Sameer H.Naqash, Dr.Shyam S. Nagpal, Dr.Varun Pathak, Dr Ankit Dixit, and Dr.Akshita Gupta. Event was organized by Dr.Shyam S.Nagpal & the speaker of this CME was Dr.Varun Pathak.
Continuing Medical Education (CME) on Shock
By: Admin
2024-01-19
The Continuing Medical Education (CME) held on January 19, 2024, provided an in-depth exploration of shock, covering its pathophysiology, clinical signs, and management strategies. Led by Dr. D.K. Jha, the program featured interactive sessions, case-based discussions, and workshops that emphasized early diagnosis and effective treatment. Participants praised the CME for its practical insights, engaging format, and clinical relevance.
NAAC Career Counselling Session Report: Empowering Postgraduate Aspirations at Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad
By: Admin
2024-01-19
In alignment with NAAC guidelines, Santosh Medical College, SDTU, Ghaziabad, organized a postgraduate career counselling session on January 19, 2024, for interns from BDS, BPT, BOT, BMLS, BOMM, BMRIT, and BSc Nursing programs. Held at Maharaja Hall, the session featured departmental presentations and expert guidance—including a detailed talk on MSc Biochemistry by Dr. Raj Narayan Gupta—offering students valuable insights into postgraduate opportunities. The event highlighted the institution's commitment to empowering students with informed academic and career choices.
National Cervical cancer Awareness Month
By: Admin
2024-01-19
Cancer Cervix is the second leading cause of cancer deaths among women in India.Objective of the program was to make the women and their families aware of causative factors of Ca CX and to encourage them to report to hospital in case of suspicious symptoms.
Event was executed by the department of OBGY and pathology, SDTU on 19.1.2024
The session was taken in by Dr Neelima Agrawal & Dr Archana Verma. Around 100 patients attended the session. The patients actively participated in discussion. Free pap’s smear and colposcopy was done.
Santosh Allercon 2024
By: Admin
2024-01-18
The ENT Department of Santosh Medical College & Hospital organized ALLERCON 2024 on January 18, 2024, focusing on recent advancements in allergy detection, treatment, and surgical management in ENT. Under the patronship of SDTBU leadership, the CME featured expert talks, case presentations, and discussions on allergy pathophysiology and management strategies. With participation from leading specialists and medical colleges across Delhi-NCR, the event emphasized a multidisciplinary approach and the importance of early intervention in allergic rhinitis.
Road Safety Program
By: Admin
2024-01-16
Road Safety Program was held on 16th Jan 2024 From11:00 am to 01:00 pm in the Dept.of General Surgery at Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad. It was attended by Interns, Post-Graduates & Faculty in co-ordination with Dr.Sameer H.Naqash, Dr.Shyam S. Nagpal, Dr.Varun Pathak, Dr Ankit Dixit, Dr.Rati Aggarwal.
Event was organized by Dr.Shyam S. Nagpal. The entire Doctors along with patients and patient’s attendants took pledge to adopt road safety. All the patients were educated about road safety.
MD Journal Club at the Department of Biochemistry
By: Admin
2024-01-16
On January 16, 2024, the Department of Biochemistry at Santosh Medical College conducted a NAAC-aligned journal club, offering a platform for MD students to engage in scientific dialogue. Dr. Renuka (MD 2nd Year) presented a research paper on protein fatty acylation regulated by metabolic transitions, sparking insightful discussion during the Q&A session. Attended by senior faculty, mentors, and postgraduate scholars, the event highlighted the department's commitment to academic excellence and collaborative learning in biochemistry.
NAAC Seminar Presentation
By: Admin
2024-01-12
In line with NAAC guidelines, the Department of Biochemistry at Santosh Medical College organized a seminar series for MBBS Batch 2023–24 under the leadership of Dr. Juhi Aggarwal. Held across multiple dates, the sessions covered key biochemistry topics and were moderated by faculty members to enhance student engagement through interactive, student-led learning. The initiative promoted academic excellence, collaboration, and innovative teaching-learning practices, reflecting the department’s commitment to holistic student development.
National Youth Day
By: Admin
2024-01-12
Dr Ankita Bais, Asstt Professor delivered a lecture on Adolescent Health Problems and Hygiene at SSK School, Siddharth Vihar on 12.1.2023 on occasion of National Youth Day.Objective of the program was to make the students aware of Adolescent Health Problems and Hygeine.Event was executed by the department of OBGY, SDTU with SSK School.The session was taken in 2 shifts. Around 200 students and 15 teachers attended the session. The students actively participated in discussion.
Trainings (PDP)
By: Admin
2024-01-11
A comprehensive training series was conducted in January 2024 by the Blood Centre at Santosh Hospitals to enhance the technical knowledge of students and staff. The sessions covered essential topics such as donor selection, biomedical waste management, IH-500 operation, needle stick injury protocols, transfusion service procedures, and donor motivation. Led by experts including Dr. Arun Tintoo, Dr. Amit Varma, Dr. Mayurika Tyagi, and Ms. Manjula, the program emphasized hands-on learning, interactive discussions, and protocol-based training to ensure continuous quality improvement and effective communication within the team.
Seminar at the Department of Biochemistry
By: Admin
2024-01-11
On January 11, 2024, the Department of Biochemistry at Santosh Medical College held a NAAC-aligned seminar for MD students, fostering academic excellence and scientific dialogue. Presentations were delivered by first-year MD students—Dr. Shivangi on Point of Care Testing, Dr. Himanshu on Gastric Function Tests, Dr. Vidushi on Kidney Function Tests, and Dr. Neeraj on Protein Energy Malnutrition—highlighting clinical relevance and biochemical insights. The event featured an engaging Q&A session and was attended by distinguished faculty and Ph.D. scholars, reflecting the department's commitment to innovative learning and collaborative research.
Plantation Drive
By: Admin
2024-01-10
On January 10, 2024, the Department of Community Medicine at Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad, organized a plantation drive in Kaunoja village under the Family Adoption Programme. A total of 97 MBBS students from the 2023–24 batch actively participated, forming groups of three to plant saplings. Postgraduate students and faculty members, both teaching and non-teaching, also contributed by planting saplings. The initiative aimed to promote environmental sustainability and raise awareness among the local population about the importance of greenery and ecological balance.
World Dietetics Day
By: Admin
2024-01-10
Santosh Medical College and Hospital celebrated World Dietetics Day on 10th January 2024 with the theme “Role of Dieticians and Nutritionists in Public Health.” The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from 1st, 2nd, and 3rd-year BSc Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics students, along with faculty members Ms. Deepshikha Malik, Ms. Gurkiran Kaur, and Ms. Yogita Nagar. The program featured informative faculty presentations on topics like micronutrient depletion and millet-based diets, engaging student-led presentations on balanced nutrition and dietary management, and interactive discussions. The event successfully fostered awareness, collaboration, and deeper understanding of clinical nutrition, highlighting its vital role in healthcare.
7th National Assembly of FOTI
By: Admin
2024-01-07
On January 6th and 7th, 2024,7th National Assembly of FOTI (FOTI DELHI 2024) was organized by Dr Rajendra Prasad Centre of Ophthalmic Sciences, AIIMS, New Delhi .
DR. SARITA AGGARWAL, HOD, DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY, SANTOSH HOSPITAL was Felicitated with "PRESIDENTIAL APPRERCIATION AWARD"
Moreover, Under the esteem guidance of Dr Sarita Aggarwal, Two Postgraduate students Dr. Shivangi Trehan (PG-2) and Dr.Mishika Bhasin(PG-2) participated in "Teacher's of Future Session " held on 7th Jan,2024 in Rajendra Prasad Centre of Ophthalmic Sciences, AIIMS, New Delhi for which they were highly appreciated and Felicitated with certificates. Overall the event was a huge success under the guidance of renowned Ophthalmologists of India and Ophthalmology Department of Santosh Hospital feels highly proud and blessed for representing our Institute at such a prestigious platform.
The Interdepartmental Teaching Programme
By: Admin
2024-01-05
The interdepartmental integrated teaching event in medicine and transfusion medicine aimed to foster collaboration between different medical disciplines, enhancing overall patient care through a comprehensive approach. Attendees gained insights into cross-specialty perspectives, encouraging a holistic understanding of blood transfusion in medical practices. The event successfully promoted interdisciplinary communication and highlighted the importance of collaborative learning in advancing healthcare delivery.
During the event on January 5, 2024, at 2:30 pm, junior residents actively participated, engaging in discussions that bridged gaps between medicine and transfusion medicine. This collaborative learning opportunity for all the medical students facilitated a shared understanding of the process of blood transfusion, promoting a synergistic approach within the medical community.
The session delved into the crucial aspects of blood transfusion, covering topics such as proper indications for transfusions, the intricacies of the transfusion process, and dispelling prevalent myths surrounding this medical procedure. Attendees gained valuable insights into evidence-based practices, ensuring a more informed and effective approach to blood transfusion, ultimately contributing to enhanced patient care.
NEW YEAR CELEBRATION 2024-Department of Prosthodontics
By: Admin
2024-01-01
To make the New Year Celebration of the Year 2024, a small gathering was organized by the PGs of Department of Prosthodontics, in the Seminar room of Prosthodontics Department, Santosh Dental College & Hospital, Ghaziabad. Dean Dental, Dr Akshay Bhargava, Prof & Head, Dr Rajiv Gupta and the faculties, Dr. Manoj Kumar Goyat, Dr. Ankita Pal and Dr Bharti Dua from the Dept. of Prosthodontics were present and a cake cutting ceremony was held, where Dr Akshay Bhargava shared a few words of wisdom. Our department welcomed the arrival of the new year with great passion and enthusiasm. All the PGs, Faculty members and non- teaching staff of our department were united to celebrate with joy, refreshment and entertainment.
INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL-Career Counselling Session
By: Admin
2023-12-21
A Career Counselling Session “Chasing Dreams Abroad” was organised by Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) on 21st December, 2023 at 2:00 PM with our Alumni of Santosh Dental College Dr. Abhishek Puri (BDS 2015-19 Batch).He is currently working at National Health Services in London, United Kingdom.Director IQAC Dr. Dakshina Bisht, introduced Dr. Abhishek Puri who then addressed the students. He shared his learning experience as a student at Santosh, his memories and the co-curricular activities he attended and participated.He also shared with the students various step examinations, recommendations letters, Visa issues and other requirements for pursuing their career in Dentistry Abroad.He interacted with students who asked questions for further career options abroad and cleared their queries. He also shared his contact details to the students for further advise and query.
The session indeed proved to be both informative & interactive. A memento was awarded to Dr. Abhishek Puri by Director IQAC Dr. Dakshina Bisht and Faculty members of Dental College for his achievement.
Workshop on DNA Extraction and Gel Electrophoresis
By: Admin
2023-12-10
Internal Quality Assurance Cell and Department of Microbiology in collaboration with JKG Bio Science organized a Workshop on “DNA Extraction and Gel Electrophoresis”. The hands-on Workshop was attended by Postgraduates who got a first-hand experience to understand the process of DNA Extraction and Gel Electrophoresis which was done in the Central Research Facility.The experience fostered a deeper understanding of molecular biological technique among the participants & their feedback indicated high level of satisfaction.Certificates were distributed to all participants by Dean Medical Dr. Alka Aggarwal, Director IQAC Dr. Dakshina Bisht, HOD Microbiology Dr. Ashutosh Rawat & Mr. Sarvesh Sharma, Director J. K. Biosciences. It culminated with the signing of an MOU for further collaborations
12th Annual Convocation Ceremony
By: Admin
2023-12-09
On 09th Dec, 2023 at Santosh Deemed to be University, Honorable Chief Guest Dr. Ved Prakash Mishra (Pro-Chancellor, Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education and Research (Deemed to be University), Nagpur,) gratified us with their presence by lighting the lamp at our 12th Annual Convocation Ceremony. He awarded degrees and gold medals to scholars in the field of Science and Medicine for their Ph.D., MD, MS, MSc., and MBBS students, and swore the Hippocratic Oath to our achievers followed by a vote of thanks by our esteemed Dean-Academic.
Global Perspectives of Bioethics
By: Admin
2023-12-05
On December 5, 2023, Santosh Deemed To Be University curated a symphony of intellectual brilliance at the "Global Perspectives of Bioethics" conference. Dr. P Mahalingam Founder Chairman Santosh Group of Institutes & hospitals’ inaugural discourse, adorned with wisdom, paved the way for profound keynote addresses by Dr. Rui Nunes, Head International Chair in Bioethics (Formerly UNESCO Chair ) and Dr. Russell D’Souza, Head of the International Department Of Education, International Chair In Bioethics, WMA. Dr. Ved Prakash Mishra, Dr. Mary Mathew, and Dr. Vivek Mady also graced the gathering, imparting their insightful perspectives and enriching the dialogue with their invaluable knowledge. Dr. Rajiv Ahluwalia's erudite exposition marked a defining moment, illuminating the university's monumental progress. Under Dr. Jyoti Batra's adept emceeing, the pinnacle came with the bilingual book launch, "Bioethics In Dentistry," transcending linguistic boundaries. The National Dental Bioethics Unit, a pillar of distinction, solidifies Santosh Deemed To Be University as a beacon of bioethical excellence, shaping the global discourse with ethical leadership.
AIDS Awareness Rally
By: Admin
2023-12-01
Awareness Rally Organized By Department Of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College marked the World AIDS Day in Ghaziabad city on 1stDecember, 2023.The rally was organized under the guidance of Dr. Syed Hasan Nawaz Zaidi (HOD, Department of Community Medicine) in collaboration with Community Dental Medicine and Community Nursing departments.
Training Session-Vitek 2
By: Admin
2023-11-22
Elevating Expertise!
Thrilled to share the success of our recent training session on the Vitek 2 System. Postgraduate students and esteemed faculty delved into the intricacies of the Vitek 2 System. The training, covered principles, SOPs, and troubleshooting techniques, offering a comprehensive understanding of this cutting-edge technology. The event zeroed in on hands-on training, emphasizing the practical application of the fully automated Vitek 2 system in antimicrobial identification and antibiotic sensitivity testing. Attendees were left armed with invaluable insights for real-world scenarios.
Paramedic Workshop on Diabetes Awareness on World Diabetes Day
By: Admin
2023-11-22
On 22nd November 2023 on occasion of World Diabetes day which occur on every Year 14th November, Department of General Medicine conducted a workshop for paramedical staff at Santosh Medical College and Hospital in association with Indian Medical Association, Ghaziabad under the Guidance of Dr. Ashok Kumar (Prof. and HOD General medicine) and Dr. Shivani Bansal (Prof. General medicine).Two lecturers were deliberated by Dr. Neha Gupta (Consultant General Medicine) and Dr. Aishwarya (SR General Medicine) on diagnosis, importance of screening, signs & symptoms, complications and monitoring the treatment.The workshop was attended by around 100 participants involving faculties, Nursing Incharge, Postgraduates, non-teaching staff members. Department of Medicine offered sincere thanks to all the Speakers, Chairpersons, Students and staff members for their interactive participation and making the event successful for spreading the awareness regarding Diabetes Mellitus.
Blood Donation Camp-Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion
By: Admin
2023-11-17
In celebration of Guru Purab, the Blood Centre at the Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion, Santosh Medical College and Hospital, orchestrated a successful Blood Donation Camp in collaboration with Khalsa Help International on November 27, 2023, at Gurudwara Shri Guru Singh Sabha, Indrapuram, Ghaziabad. A total of 44 units were collected, with over 50 donors registering their support for this noble cause. The Blood Bank Team, led by Dr. Mayurika Tyagi, Dr. Anshul Chaturvedi, Dr. Sehrish, Mr. Shashi Shukla, Mr. Gaurav, and Mrs. Nirmala, demonstrated exceptional dedication. The collaborative efforts also involved Mr. Gurpreet Singh Rammi, Mr. Gaurav Sharma, and Mr. Yash Chaddha from Khalsa Help International. This initiative exemplifies the spirit of community and altruism, bringing together individuals for a cause that transcends boundaries. For more information you can visit our website also: https://www.santosh.ac.in/
FESS Course with Hands-on Cadaveric Dissection
By: Admin
2023-11-17
Dept of ENT and Anatomy, under the aegis of SDTBU, in association with MAX Institute of Medical Education, Saket organised a FESS Course with Hands-on Cadaveric Dissection on 17th and 18th November 2023.The course was a dynamic combination of didactic lectures and Hands-on cadaver dissection.
The highlights of the dissection were:
•Well preserved cadavers
•Karl Storz endoscopy camera system
•Expert faculty guidance
The participants practiced diverse ESS procedures under the experts’ guidance.
Unleashing the Power of Self-Directed Learning at the Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion
By: Admin
2023-11-16
Join us in celebrating a groundbreaking initiative by the Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion! Our dedicated interns embarked on a transformative educational journey with the Blood Centre, Santosh Medical and Dental College Hospitals, guided by 9 dynamic self-directed learning sessions! Participants took charge of their learning experience, setting personal goals and managing resources effectively. This approach fosters autonomy, ignites motivation, and nurtures critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Healing Breath: Respiratory Medicine Community Outreach
By: Admin
2023-11-09
On the 9th of November 2023, Thursday, the Department of Respiratory Medicine took a significant step towards community health by actively participating in a Health Camp, organized in collaboration with the National Tuberculosis Elimination Program (NTEP). The event unfolded at Central Park, Sector 9, Vijay Nagar, Ghaziabad, spanning from 9 am to 5 pm.
Residents from the Department of Respiratory Medicine, specifically Dr. Pritam Singh (Junior Resident-2) and Dr. Vanshika (Junior Resident-1), played pivotal roles in providing consultations during the Health Camp. Their active involvement underscored the department's commitment to community health and wellness.
A total of 220 patients benefited from the services offered at the Health Camp. The Respiratory Medicine team conducted thorough evaluations, including sputum AFB testing, HIV testing, and monitoring of Blood Sugar and Blood Pressure for relevant patients. The camp aimed to address immediate health concerns and promote overall well-being.
Following the evaluations, personalized treatment plans were advised based on individual patient needs. Notably, free medicines were distributed to the patients, aligning with the prescribed treatments. This approach not only addressed the immediate health issues of the attendees but also contributed to the broader objective of making healthcare more accessible.
The Health Camp, organized by the Department of Respiratory Medicine in collaboration with NTEP, can be deemed a grand success. The substantial turnout of patients and the comprehensive services provided reflected the effectiveness of such community health initiatives. The commitment of the Respiratory Medicine team and the positive impact on the attendees underscored the importance of such endeavors.
In conclusion, the Department of Respiratory Medicine's active involvement in the Health Camp demonstrated its dedication to community health and well-being. Such initiatives play a crucial role in extending medical services to those who may face barriers in accessing healthcare. The success of this event serves as an encouraging example for future collaborative efforts between healthcare departments and community health programs.
Curtain Raiser 2k23
By: Admin
2023-11-07
Student Welfare Section organized CURTAIN RAISER 2k23 on 7th of November,2023(Tuesday) at Santosh Deemed To be University. The event was started with a welcome speech followed by a token of gratitude given to the respected leadership team by the students.
Later, the event proceeded by taking a moment to reflect on the achievements of the outgoing team i.e., the STUDENT COUNCIL 2022-23. They have exhibited unwavering dedication, passion, and commitment in their roles. So, we expressed our gratitude by felicitating the outgoing team for their remarkable contribution by a memento. The leadership team felicitated the secretaries and co-secretaries of the respective committees followed by the felicitation of the Core Council members.
Later, our immediate past president Dr. Arijit Bansal delivered a thank you speech.
Then we proceeded towards the Investiture Ceremony of the Student Council 2023-24, which was done by Dr. Rajiv Ahluwalia, dean Student Welfare.
The ceremony continued with the announcement of the dates of AURA 2K23(11,12 & 13th December 2023) & logo unveiling of the same by the respected leadership team. The event was ended by a high tea.
Ceremony was graced by (Registrar) Dr. Naresh Sharma, (Dean of Student Welfare) Dr. Rajiv Ahluwalia, (Dean Dental) Dr. Akshay Bhargava, (Dean Medical) Dr. Alka Agrawal,(Dean Research) Dr. Jyoti Batra, (Director IQAC) Dr. Dakshina Bisht, Dr. Sumita Giri, Dr. Neeraj Grover, Dr. Nidhi Gupta, Dr. Natasha Gambhir. Around 200 students attended the event.
Rangoli competition-MBBS 1st Year students
By: Admin
2023-11-06
Diving into creativity at Santosh Deemed to be University! The Department of Biochemistry sparked artistic brilliance with a Rangoli competition for our talented MBBS 1st Year students on November 6th, '23. The canvas was woven with threads of cross-cutting issues like Gender Sensitivity, Environmental Sustainability, Waste Management, and Alternate Sources of Energy. The batch embraced the challenge with boundless enthusiasm, painting a tapestry of the most imaginative and thought-provoking designs. Kudos to the participants for turning the competition into a celebration of both art and awareness! #SDUArtistry #InnovationInEducation #SantoshUniversity #CreativeMinds
Celebration Of Festival Of lights
By: Admin
2023-11-06
Rekindling the spirit of Diwali! The "CELEBRATION OF FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS" organized by the Departments of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion, Pathology, Biochemistry, and Microbiology on Nov 6 & 11, 2023, was an absolute triumph!
Our venue transformed into a Diwali wonderland with traditional decor, vibrant rangolis, and the soft glow of fairy lights. The aromatic ambience embraced everyone in the joy of the Festival of Lights.
Indulgence took centre stage with a delectable buffet, offering a feast of traditional Indian delights, from flavourful curries to mouthwatering sweets. Adding a dash of fun and togetherness, engaging games elevated the celebration to new heights, ensuring smiles and laughter resonated throughout.
In the aftermath, the resounding success left an indelible mark on our hearts, a testament to unity, cultural richness, and the universal joy of Diwali.
Success Story: Altaf Shines in National Medical Imaging Conference Poster Competition
By: Admin
2023-11-02
Altaf a 3rd-semester student of BMRIT at Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad secured third-place finish out of 30 participants in the poster making competition held during the National Conference on Recent Trends in Medical Diagnostic Imaging Technology at Shubharti University, Meerut on the 2nd and 3rd of November 2023. The subject of his poster was Ultrasonography. Dr. Bhawna Solanki, Assistant Professor gave lecture on role of AI in recent advancements in Radiology department. Ms. Neelam Rao and Mr. Himanshu Mishra played pivot role in paper presentation. We congratulate Altaf on this well-deserved recognition. Dr. Ashok Kumar Sharma's support and guidance were instrumental in department’s accomplishments. His commitment to the growth and development of his students, as demonstrated by this achievement, is a source of inspiration for the entire academic community.
3rd Camp Activity in a Noida slum area
By: Admin
2023-10-31
Today marked a significant milestone as we executed our 3rd Camp Activity in a Noida slum area, reaching out to the most deserving children in need. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Santosh Deemed to Be University's Medical College and Hospital for their unwavering support, along with the dedicated efforts of our Pediatrics, Dermatology, ENT, and OBG departments. Together, we provided FREE consultations and essential medicines to 124 patients in the community, spreading hope and healing. Witnessing the transformative impact of our collective efforts on the lives of these children and their families is truly heartwarming.
Dental Photography Workshop-Department Of Prosthodontics
By: Admin
2023-10-31
Dental photography is very important for correct documentation and Documentation of the work that we do is very very essential as it can help us to motivate and educate the patient, his family, to share our knowledge with world and to leave the legacy for our younger generations. Therefore, the Department of Prosthodontics conducted a dental photography workshop by Dr. Mayur Davda.
35 post graduate students registered for the workshop. The event was inaugurated by the esteemed dean dental Dr. Akshay Bhargava, dean students and welfare Dr. Rajiv Aluwalia, deputy dean dental, Dr. Sumita Giri, and Head of Department, Dr. Rajiv Kumar Gupta.
The workshop was hosted by Dr. Bharti Dua. Event started with lamp lightling by the dignitaries along with Saraswati Vandana. Dr. Rajiv Gupta introduced the guest speaker. Dean Dental Dr. Akshay Bhargava shared his wisdom with the students followed by vote of thanks given by Dean Student and Welfare Dr. Rajiv Aluvalia.
The lecture was informative and interactive and was followed by demonstration of intra oral photography on DSLR and Mobile camera as well. The students were awarded with certification for the same.
Interdisciplinary CME on World Stroke Day
By: Admin
2023-10-27
On 27th October 2023 Department of Medicine in collaboration with Department of Paediatrics Santosh Medical College and Department Of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Santosh Medical College conducted an Interdisciplinary CME on the occasion of “WORLD STROKE DAY.” The programme hosted Dr. Alpana Agrawal ,Medical Superintendent Santosh Medical College and Dr. Alka Aggarwal Dean Santosh Medical College as chief guests in the esteemed presence of Dr. Ashok Kumar, Professor & Head, Department of General Medicine and Dr. Shivani Bansal, Professor, Department Of General Medicine.
Recent Guidelines on Management of Hypertension
By: Admin
2023-10-26
Department of Medicine conducted a Departmental CME on “Recent Guidelines on management of Hypertension” on 26th October 2023 at Santosh Medical College and Hospital. The lecture was given by Professor and Head of Department , Department of General Medicine, Dr. Ashok Kumar in which he meticulously discussed the recent guidelines for management of Hypertension. The lecture was highly enlightening and started with discussion regarding the classification and staging of Hypertension according to latest JNC Classification and American Heart Association. The lecture then progressed to discuss the various secondary causes of hypertension ,and microvascular and macro vascular complications. Dr. Ashok Kumar then went to discuss the various types of anti hypertensives , their mode of action indications and contra indication .He then shed light on the more commonly uses ARB and Calcium
White Coat Ceremony
By: Admin
2023-10-26
Today, we come together to celebrate a significant milestone in the journey of our aspiring medical students. The White Coat Ceremony, hosted by Santosh Deemed to Be University, is a momentous event that marks the initiation of these students into the noble world of healing and healthcare. This event is graced by distinguished guests, including Dr. Manoj Goyal, our esteemed Chancellor, Dr. Tripta Bhagat, the Vice Chancellor, Dr. Naresh, our Registrar, Dr. Shalabh Gupta, our Dean of Academics, Dr. VP Gupta, the Director of Academic Administration, Dr. Dakshina Bhist, our IQAC Director, Dr. Alka Agrawal, the Dean of Medical, Dr. Akshay Bhargav, the Dean of Dental, Dr. Alpana Agrawal, the Medical Superintendent, and Dr. Rajiv Aluwaliya, the Dean of Student Welfare.
As these students don their white coats, they embrace a symbol of compassion, knowledge, and commitment, setting them on the path to becoming future healers and caretakers. We invite you to join us in this celebration of dedication and promise as we watch these young minds take their first step towards a rewarding journey in the medical field. #WhiteCoatCeremony #FutureHealers #SantoshDeemedToBeUniversity
Santosh Medical College and Hospital organized a camp activity
By: Admin
2023-10-21
In a heartening display of community service and healthcare outreach, Santosh Medical College and Hospital organized a camp activity today in a slum area in Noida, with a special focus on serving the downtrodden children. The collaborative effort of the hospital's departments of Pediatrics, Dermatology, ENT, and OBG made a significant impact as they offered free consultations and distributed essential medicines, with 110 patients benefitted. This initiative reflects the hospital's commitment to extend healthcare services to marginalized communities, ensuring that every child, regardless of their background, receives the necessary medical attention. It's a heartwarming example of how collective compassion can make a meaningful difference in the lives of those who need it most.
Santosh Swachha Nari Swastha Nari Yojana
By: Admin
2023-10-21
On 21. 10. 2023 The post graduate students and interns posted in community medicine department educated school going girls about menstrual hygiene, usage of sanitary pads, hazards of unhygienic menstrual practices, Government schemes like Kishori Shakti Yojana and Menstrual hygiene scheme and myths and taboos related to menstruation in the society. We also distributed sanitary napkins among them. The efforts were highly appreciated by the school authority.
Outreach Activity Report
By: Admin
2023-10-21
Under the able guidance of Dean Dental, Dr Akshay Bhargava and Prof. & HOD, Dr. Rajiv Kumar Gupta , Dr. Bharti Dua gave career counselling session to the students of 12th class in government school.Special emphasis was given to the Dental Mechanics Course being conducted at Santosh Dental College.Separate sessions were conducted for girls and boys. All their queries related to the course were answered.The learning experience was profound, promoting enthusiasm in students and initiating curiosity among them for future study options at Santosh Deemed To Be University.
Malhaar: Dandiya Evening 2023
By: Admin
2023-10-20
Inculcating a sense of culture and unity is the essence of any Indian festival and Navratri is a portrait of colour, action, music and togetherness. Santosh Deemed to be University Student’s Council celebrated Dandiya evening on 20th October 2023 with the help of perfect traditional attires and dancing skills. The day of bonding, where the gathering, the celebration and dance etched a unique combination signifying the diversity of Indian culture in student.
Outstanding Achievement: Sana Mirza Receives Gold Medal for Academic Excellence in Radiodiagnosis and Imaging Technology
By: Admin
2023-10-20
Warmest congratulations to Sana Mirza, student of Santosh Medical College and Hospital batch 2020-2023 for achieving the highest marks in Bachelor of Radiodiagnosis and Imaging Technology from Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut (U.P.), India, Sana Mirza, was honored with a Gold Medal at 35th Convocation of Chaudhary Charan Singh University on 18th October 2023. It is a well-deserved recognition, and she expressed her deepest gratitude to Professor and Head, Dr. Ashok Kumar Sharma, her faculties Dr. Bhawna Solanki, Ms. Neelam Rao Bharti and Mr. Himanshu Mishra and technical staff for their unwavering support and commitment to the academic success, highlighting the potential for excellence that can be unlocked through hard work, determination, and the guidance of dedicated mentors.
National SANCON 2023
By: Admin
2023-10-19
On 19th October 2023 Department of General Medicine Participated in the NATIONAL SANCON 2023 as Faculty. There was a lecture by Dr. Ashok Kumar Head of Department of General Medicine Santosh Medical College. He gave a lecture on “Severe Dengue: An Overview” . In the lecture he introduced dengue fever and various forms of severe dengue such as Dengue Shock Syndrome and Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever. He outlined the various complications and the went to discuss the latest guideline regarding the management and especially management of major and minor bleedings and guidelines on platelet transfusion. The lecture was chaired by Dr. Anil Kumar and Dr. Neha Gupta as Chairperson. Another lecture on “CARAMEL DISEASE “was given by Dr. Shivani Bansal Professor Department of General Medicine Santosh Medical College. In lecture she highlighted the
various complications of diabetes including Cardiac, renal, metabolic , adipose and liver diseases. She highlighted the how diabetes is an all-encompassing disease and has the potential to cause end organ damage in almost every major organ. The lecture was chairpersoned by Dr. Tenzin Nyandak and Dr. Sarita Aggarwal. Both the lectures were very well received by the audience for being highly informative. The lectures were attended by over 100 including faculty members from various departments and postgraduate students and undergraduate students.
SAN-CON-2023
By: Admin
2023-10-19
The University conducted SAN-CON for 2 days in the Maharaja Hall of Santosh Deemed to be University.
On Day 1, participants had several sessions in different halls simultaneously, which they could attend as per their interest and among them, Dr Mansi Singh gave a lecture on the topic “Dental Implant planning using CBCT” under the guidance of Dean Dental, Dr Akshay Bhargava and Prof. & HOD Dr Rajiv Kumar Gupta from the Dept. of Prosthodontics, Santosh Dental College and Hospital, Ghaziabad.
On Day 2, there were various scientific presentations by students from different colleges and departments. PGs from the Department of Prosthodontics and Crown and Bridge, Santosh Dental College and Hospital, Ghaziabad, also participated, where Dr Manisha Yersong, PG II presented an E-Poster on the topic “Prosthodontic care for Geriatric patient” and Dr Mahitosh Lakhe, PG II presented a Paper on the topic “Pontics in Prosthodontics: A Comprehensive Review”. Later, In the Valedictory ceremony, Dr Manisha was awarded with 1st prize for E-Poster presentation.
The learning experience was very enlightening during the conference, promoting enthusiasm in participants and initiating curiosity among them for future innovations.
Sancon-Annual Educational Conference-2023
By: Admin
2023-10-19
SanCon, the annual educational conference conducted by Santosh Medical College Ghaziabad, was conducted on 19th and 20th October 2023.
Department of Community Medicine also participated in it and discussed " non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, a public health problem ".
The twenty minutes session was started by Dr. Deepika Agrawal, Professor, Dept of Community Medicine.
This session was chaired by Dr. Geeta Gupta, Professor, Microbiology and Dr. Manisha Gupta, Professor & Head, Obstetrics and Gynecology and graced by the Dean and other dignitaries of the college.
The audience included medical and paramedical under and post graduate students of Santosh deemed to be University. Around 30 students attended the session along with Dr. Hasan Zaidi-HOD (CM), Dr. Gajendra Gupta and faculty of various Departments.
The session gave an overview of how non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is an emerging disease and can be a coming public health problem. Also explained were the causes, symptoms, prevention, and national programmes related to it.
World Bioethics Day-Santosh Dental College and Hospital
By: Admin
2023-10-18
Santosh Dental College and Hospital under aegis of National Dental Bioethics Unit celebrated the World Bioethics Day on 18th October, 2023. In accordance with the theme of “Protecting Future Generation”, a plantation drive was carried out under the guidance of Dr. Neeraj Grover and Dr. Nidhi Gupta by planting 100 saplings in the campus keeping in mind our university moto of a “Sustainable green environment”.
The event was graced by the presence of the esteemed members of the leadership team including Vice chancellor ma’am – Dr. Tripta Bhagat, Dean Academics - Dr. Shalabh Gupta, Dean Dental College – Dr. Akshay Bhargava, Dean Student welfare – Dr. Rajiv Ahluvalia and Director IQAC – Dr. Dakshina Bisht. All faculty and 100 students participated. The plantation drive was carried out by the Leadership team and the students.
World Trauma Day
By: Admin
2023-10-17
Santosh deemed to be University; Ghaziabad organized an awareness camp ion on World Trauma Day on 17. Oct.2023. Objective of the session was to create awareness about minor trauma and its prevention and management. The event was organized in collaboration with Composite School, Pratap Vihar (Charan Singh Colony), Ghaziabad. It was organized by the Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad
World Sight Day
By: Admin
2023-10-12
On the occasion of World Sight Day which was celebrated this year on 12th October 2023, Under the abled guidance of Dr Sarita Aggarwal , head of department of Ophthalmology of Santosh Medical College & Hospital conducted a CME focusing on the theme this year: “Love your eyes at work”.
The CME began with Introductory speech by Dr. Sarita Aggarwal, HOD, Department of Ophthalmology which was followed by public awareness about eye health at workplace in the Department of Ophthalmology OPD.
A guest lecture was then conducted via Zoom meeting on Dry Eye by Dr. Ritin Goel, Delhi’s leading corneal specialist & cataract surgeon of Goel eye Centres. The lecture was highly informative & provided in depth knowledge about Dry Eye disease.
This was followed by lecture on Fundamentals of Ocular Surface Disorders by Dr. Sarita Aggarwal (HOD, Department of ophthalmology, Santosh Medical College & Hospital) & Computer Vision Syndrome by Dr. Shikha Pawaiya (Associate Professor, Department of ophthalmology, Santosh Medical College & Hospital) which was appreciated by all.
Finally, the post graduate students of Department of Ophthalmology presented on various topics related to eye health at workplace and a concluding speech was then given by Dr. Somesh Ranjan (Assistant Professor, Department of ophthalmology, Santosh Medical College & Hospital).
The event was highly appreciated by all & the department is looking forward to conduct further such events.
Mastering Hemoglobin Estimation through Point of Care Testing Hands On
By: Admin
2023-10-06
We're thrilled to share the highlights of the recent session at the National Health Skill Conclave! Dr. Mayurika Tyagi, our esteemed Associate Professor, led an engaging session on "Mastering Hemoglobin Estimation through Point of Care Testing - Hands On."
The session was a deep dive into the principles and SOPs, providing invaluable insights into this critical healthcare skill. Mr N Manickam, our Chief Technical Officer with over 25 years of expertise, demonstrated the procedure with finesse, setting the stage for an immersive hands-on experience for every participant.
We're proud of our participants who actively engaged, handling equipment and mastering the procedure themselves! The skill session was a testament to our commitment to advancing healthcare education. Stay tuned for more updates on our journey of excellence! #IHBT #HealthcareSkills #NationalConclave #MedicalEducation #Blood transfusion #hemoglobin
ECG Technique & Basics of Interpretation at National Health Skill Conclave
By: Admin
2023-10-06
On 6th October 2023 Department of General Medicine, Santosh Medical College conducted a workshop on ECG Technique & Basics of Interpretation in national Health Skill Conclave 2023. The lecture was presented by Professor and Head of Department , Department of General Medicine, Dr. Ashok Kumar. The workshop started with the introduction to
ECG and basic anatomy and physiology of cardiovascular system. The lecture then progressed to outline the correct way to perform a 12 lead ECG. Dr. Ashok Kumar then told us the common artefacts in an ECG and measures to counter them .He then out a simple yet comprehensive approach to read a 12 lead ECG. The lecture then discussed some common ECG findings.
The workshop was attended by around 100 people including. undergraduates and postgraduates was very well received .
Workshop on Bite Marks Analysis
By: Admin
2023-10-06
The Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology and Oral Microbiology conducted a workshop on Bite Marks Analysis during National Health Skill Conclave, 6th October 2023.
The skill was Coordinated by Dr. Kanika Bhalla under the able guidance of Dr. Neeraj Grover ( Prof & HOD)
The skill included a small talk covering the introduction and essentials of Bita mark analysis in Forensic Odontology. Two excercises were conducted involving the bite marks on Food items and dental casts matching. Around 40 undergraduate students and Interns took active participation.
ISOI Conference 2023
By: Admin
2023-10-06
We are pleased to inform that Dr. Rajiv Kumar Gupta, Professor, and Head, 2 faculty members and 1 post graduate student from Department of Prosthodontics and Crown and Bridge have attended The ISOI Conference 2023 held at Hotel Sahara Star, Mumbai. It was an event that featured comprehensive agenda that encompassed keynote lectures, fellowship sessions, paper and poster presentations, gala dinner and mega trade exhibition.
The conference opened with insightful keynote addresses from 24 national and 12 international speakers from the field of Oral Implantology. These speakers offered valuable perspectives on current trends, challenges, and future prospects in the field of Oral Implantology.
The conference hosted numerous paper and poster presentations, allowing researchers to share their latest findings and innovations. Its our proud privilege to share that Dr. Rajiv Kumar Gupta (Professor & HOD, Department of Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge) was appointed as a chairperson to judge the paper presentations.
The ISOI Conference provided ample networking opportunities, fostering connections with professionals and researchers from around the world. These interactions were invaluable for exchanging ideas and establishing potential collaborations.
The conference also featured exhibition area where companies and organizations showcased their products and services related to oral implantology. It was an excellent opportunity to explore the latest advancements and technologies in the industry.
The key takeaways from the ISOI Conference were:
1. A deeper understanding of the latest trends and developments in oral implantology.
2. Valuable insights from industry experts and thought leaders.
3. Enhanced networking connections with professionals in the field.
4. Exposure to cutting-edge technologies and solutions in the exhibition area.
We are extremely grateful to our institution for providing us this opportunity to attend the ISOI Conference 2023. Without the provision of sponsorship and encouragement from Dr. Akshay Bhargava, Dean Dental, this enriching experience would not have been possible.
Natinal Health Skills Conclave 2023
By: Admin
2023-10-06
Dept of Prosthodontics under able guidance of Dr Akshay Bhargava, Dean Dental and Dr Rajiv Kumar Gupta, Prof and Head, conducted the lecture and demonstration on “impression techniques in Implant Dentistry. 20 students including BDS, MDS and MBBS students registered for the session. Lecture was followed by demonstration of impression techniques. Students were encouraged to manipulate the materials and make the impressions themselves. It was a fun filled learning experience for all the students. E- certification was awarded to each participant.
National Health Skill Conclave Dept of Community Medicine
By: Admin
2023-10-06
National Health Skill Conclave where we recently conducted an insightful workshop on "Anticipating, preparing for, and responding to disasters." Held at Maharaja Hall, Santosh Deemed to be University on October 6th, 2023, this program was organized by the Department of Community Medicine in collaboration with Santosh Deemed To Be University.
With active participation from 1 faculty member, 1 Senior resident, 3 postgraduate students of Community Medicine, and 30 students, the workshop aimed to raise awareness about disaster anticipation, preparation, and response strategies. Notably, the session was led by Dr. Syed Hasan Nawaz Zaidi, who delved into various types of disasters, first aid administration, and emergency responses for both natural and man-made crises.
Under the coordination of Dr. Abhishek, the workshop was a highly interactive session that engaged students in discussions and practical insights. It incurred no expenditure and successfully achieved its objective of enlightening attendees on crucial disaster management techniques. Stay tuned for more enlightening sessions and engaging workshops as we continue to prioritize health skill development!
National Orthodontic Day
By: Admin
2023-10-05
Had an incredible time at the Smile Rally launch on National Orthodontic Day! 
Thanks to Dr. Rajiv Aluwaliya, the Dean of Student Welfare at Santosh Deemed to be University, for organizing this fantastic event as the Chairperson of the Orthodontic Study Group in Delhi. 
We were honored to have some amazing guests join us, including Shri Ramesh Biduri, MP Delhi, Mam Chaya Sharma (known for her significant role in the Nirbhaya case), and the charismatic Jas Arora. 
The rally kicked off bright and early at 6 AM from AIIMS Delhi, taking us on an inspiring journey to Lodhi Garden and Maulana Azad. 
What a day full of smiles, knowledge, and positive energy! 
#SmileRally #OrthodonticDay #CommunityEngagement
International Day Of The Older Person
By: Admin
2023-10-03
Department of Prosthodontics celebrated the “INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE OLDER PERSON” on 3rd October 2023, from 9am to 4pm. Department organized a Single Day Denture Delivery Camp at Sector 12 Pratap Vihar, Ghaziabad.
The concept of single day FREE denture camp was initiated to provide oral health care for completely edentulous geriatric patients at their door steps as elderly patients have economical constraints and find difficult to visit Dental Surgeons multiple times.
Complete Oral health check- up was done for total 68 number of patients. 25 Complete Denture Prosthesis were delivered.
A 24 hour recall appointment was scheduled at Santosh Dental College, Department of Prosthodontics. Faculties, PGs and Interns and non teaching staff participated in this camp together to make it a huge success.
Aayushman Bhav celebration
By: Admin
2023-10-02
What an incredible experience it was to have General VK Singh grace us with his presence at Santosh Hospital for our "Aayushman Bhav" celebration! His presence added an extra layer of honor to the event, emphasizing our commitment to promoting good health and well-being. Thank you to everyone who joined us for this special occasion.
Swachhata Pakhwada
By: Admin
2023-10-01
Santosh deemed to be University, Ghaziabad organized an awareness session under Swachh bharat mission on 1st oct. 2023.
Objective of the session was to spread the message about cleanliness about society.The event was organized in collaboration with Dr. Ambedkar park pragyavihar NGO Ghaziabad . It was organized by the Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad.
National Voluntary Blood Donation Day
By: Admin
2023-09-29
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.
World Heart Day CME & Guest Speaker Program
By: Admin
2023-09-29
We're delighted to share highlights from the successful "World Heart Day CME & Guest Speaker Program" held at Santosh Hospital's General Medicine Department in collaboration with the Delhi Diabetic Forum on September 29th, 2023. The event featured distinguished speakers, including Dr. Ashutosh Angrish, Dr. Shivani Bansal, Dr. A.P. Dubey, Dr. Rani Shrivastava, and Dt. Ms. Deepshikha Malik, who shared valuable insights. Thank you to all who participated in making it a great success!
Blood donor awareness session and Voluntary Blood Donation Camp
By: Admin
2023-09-29
Blood donor awareness session and Voluntary Blood Donation Camp was organised as a part of the celebration of National Voluntary Blood Donation Day 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.
World Rabies Day
By: Admin
2023-09-28
Santosh deemed to be University; Ghaziabad organized an awareness session on 29th Sep while observing world rabies day {28. Sept.2023} This year Key focus was on All for 1, One health for all.Objective of the session was to create awareness about rabies, how we can prevent rabies. The event was organized in collaboration with Composite School, Asalat Nagar, Murad Nagar, Ghaziabad, U.P. It was organized by the Department of Community Medicine, Santosh Medical College, Ghaziabad.
Cardiovascular Risk, Diabetes, Metabolic Diseases and NAFLD Screening Camp on Occasion of world Heart day
By: Admin
2023-09-27
Department of General Medicine, Santosh Medical College and Hospital in collaboration with Delhi Diabetic forum organized and conducted a Cardiovascular Risk, Diabetes, Metabolic Diseases and NAFLD Screening Camp on world heart day on 27 Sept. 2023 to raise awareness about diabetes, metabolic diseases and its complication includes heart
disease, atrial fibrillation, stroke, and thromboembolic diseases, and NAFLD in the Department of general Medicine, Santosh Hospital Ghaziabad.
The aim of the camp was to detect these diseases early and provide necessary medical attention to prevent complications. The camp was attended by around 80 people, and several medical professionals were present to conduct the tests. The attendees were given a general health check-up, and their medical history was recorded. ECG was done and Blood samples were taken for spot glucose, HbA1C, lipid level testing and
liver function testing, complete blood count and uric acid levels. Blood pressure and body mass index (BMI), waist circumference, were also measured. Liver stiffness measured by FIBROSCAN [transient electrography] devise that is noninvasive device used to measure liver scarring or fibrosis and Physician consultation.
G20 University Connect Program
By: Admin
2023-09-26
Today Celebrating Success
Santosh Demed To Be University is excited to announce India's exceptional achievement in the G20 University Connect Program! Led by RIS New Delhi and supported by our honorable Prime Minister, Santosh Demed To Be University proudly participated in this momentous event on September 26, 2023, at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. Our faculty, students, and key G20 team members discussed the program's remarkable outcomes. Stay tuned for more updates on this incredible milestone!
Dr Satanshu Mathur Endowment ACOIN Award 2022
By: Admin
2023-09-22
Happy to share that Dr. Sarita Aggarwal, professor, and head of an Ophthalmology department , Santosh Medical College received the “Dr. Satanshu Mathur Endowment ACOIN Award 2022"in recognition of her untiring, dedicated and sincere commitment in community Eye health care services in India during the acoin conference 22 sep to 24 th September 2023
ACOIN 2023
By: Admin
2023-09-22
We glad to share that under the guidance of DR. SARITA AGGARWAL, HEAD OF DEPARTMENT, OPHTHALMOLOGY, Santosh Medical College and Hospitals two Postgraduate students won the awards in Paper and Poster Presentation at ACOIN 2023(International Assembly of Community Ophthalmologists and 13th Annual Conference of Association of Community Ophthalmologists of India) held in Bilaspur ,Chattisgarh on 22nd, 23rd and 24th, September 2023.
Dr. Kashish Goel, PG- 3, won 3rd price in 2 minutes PGT Oral Session and 5th Prize in the Poster Presentation.
Dr. Mishika Bhasin, PG-2 won 2nd price in the Rapid Fire Session for PG's.
Both of them were acknowledged with momento and cash Prizes at the Conference .
Moreover, They were highly appreciated by the renowned Personalities of our Institution including Dr. Manish Sabharwal (Director Medical), Dr. Alka Agrawal (Dean Medical), Dr. Shalabh Gupta(Dean Academic) and Dr. Alpana Agarwal( M.S) .
We are extremely proud to represent our Institution at such a prestigious platform.
National Nutrition Month Celebration & Departmental Orientation
By: Admin
2023-09-20
The Department of General Medicine of Santosh Medical College Hospital along with the Department of B.Sc Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics organized a departmental Orientation Program and celebrated National Nutrition Month on 20th of September, 2023 with the theme of “ HEALTHY DIET GOING AFFORDABLE FOR ALL”. The event was carried out in an enthusiastic way by us.
The event was attended by Chief Guest Medical Superintendent SMCH Dr. Alpana Agarwal, Dr Ashok Kumar HOD and professor General Medicine SMCH, Dr Shivani Bansal professor General Medicine and Faculty and students of Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics.
The event started by facilitation of the Chief Guest by Dr Ashok Kumar and introduction of students with the respected Medical Superintendent, HOD and faculty members. After that, the presentation on the current millet year,basic interaction with patients regarding their nutritional status and important of nutrition was presented by Dr Ashok Kumar. The presentation was followed by knowledgeable speech and kind words by Dr Alpana Agarwal Medical Superintendent in which she praised the efforts of Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics Department. Dr Shivani added a few more stars to the event by adding topics like overnutrition and unbalanced diet in the current scenario.
After all the seniors the faculty of Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics also gave an introduction to the department through departmental orientation and also created awareness regarding National Nutrition Month and its theme “Healthy Diet Going Affordable for All”.
The event was concluded by thanking everyone and taking queries from students. High tea for all the attendees was also arranged. Afterward, students also visited different wards and departments in the Hospital. Overall, the event was a success and informative for the students.
Hemocue School Faculty and Non-Teaching Development Program in collaboration with Hemocue
By: Admin
2023-09-20
The Department of IHBT at Santosh Medical and Dental College, Hospitals, in collaboration with Hemocue, organized an insightful and educational Faculty and Non-Teaching Development Program, aptly named the "Hemocue School." The event took place on 20.9.23 and featured a range of sessions aimed at enhancing knowledge and skills in the field of equipment handling, maintenance, troubleshooting, and capillary sampling.
Perception of Healthcare Health Awareness and the Role of Medical Professionals
By: Admin
2023-09-19
The Department of Clinical Psychology organised a program on the Perception of Healthcare Health Awareness and the Role of Medical Professionals. The program emphasises the current state of health awareness, identifies key factors influencing perception, and underscores the importance of healthcare professionals in shaping public understanding and behaviour related to healthcare.
Health awareness is crucial for individual well-being and the overall health of society. A population that is informed and aware of healthcare issues is more likely to make informed decisions about their health and seek appropriate medical care when necessary. Medical professionals, including doctors, nurses, and healthcare educators, play a pivotal role in shaping health awareness and educating the public about preventive measures and healthy lifestyles.
1. Varied Perception of Health Awareness:
•The perception of health awareness varies among individuals, with some considering it a personal responsibility and others viewing it as the healthcare system's duty.
•Socioeconomic factors, including education and income, significantly influence one's level of health awareness.
2. Role of Medical Professionals:
•Medical professionals are seen as credible sources of health information, and their guidance is highly valued by patients.
•Healthcare providers have the potential to influence patient behaviour positively, particularly in terms of lifestyle choices and preventive care.
3. Challenges and Barriers:
•Medical professionals face challenges communicating health information effectively due to limited consultation time and complex medical terminology.
•Disparities in healthcare access and resources can hinder medical professionals' impact on health awareness, particularly in underserved communities.
The expected outcomes of implementing the recommendations outlined in the report on "Perception of Healthcare Health Awareness and the Role of Medical Professionals" are as follows:
1. Improved Health Awareness: Targeted health education programs and community outreach efforts will lead to a more informed and health-conscious population. Individuals from diverse demographic backgrounds will have a better understanding of their health and well-being.
2. Reduction in Health Disparities: By addressing disparities in health awareness, especially in underserved communities, the expected outcome is a reduction in health inequalities. This may result in more equitable access to healthcare services and better health outcomes among marginalized populations.
3. Enhanced Communication: Medical professionals' improved communication skills and patient education will lead to more effective doctor-patient interactions. Patients will leave medical appointments with a clearer understanding of their health conditions, treatment plans, and preventive measures.
4. Positive Health Outcomes: With increased health awareness and healthier lifestyles, the expected outcome is an improvement in public health outcomes. This includes reduced rates of chronic diseases, lower healthcare costs, and a higher quality of life for individuals and communities.
5. Better Patient Compliance: Patients who receive clear and understandable health information from medical professionals are more likely to adhere to treatment plans and preventive measures. This results in better management of chronic conditions and improved patient outcomes.
6. Long-Term Health Benefits: The expected long-term outcome of these efforts is a healthier and more health-conscious society. Over a period of time, this can lead to a reduction in the burden of preventable diseases and a more sustainable healthcare system.
7. Enhanced Trust in Medical Professionals: Through effective communication and community engagement, medical professionals are likely to build stronger trust relationships with their patients and the general public, further enhancing their influence in promoting health awareness.
It is important to note that these outcomes will likely take time to materialize and may require ongoing efforts and evaluation to measure their impact. However, by implementing the recommendations and continuously monitoring progress, society can work towards achieving these expected outcomes and ultimately improve the overall health and well-being of its population.
Health awareness is a complex and multifaceted concept that varies among individuals and communities. Medical professionals are well-positioned to shape and enhance public perception of healthcare & health awareness by providing accurate, accessible, and understandable information. Addressing the challenges and barriers to effective communication and promoting proactive health education will be essential to improving overall health awareness and, consequently, the health outcomes of individuals and societies.
Publication and Ethics in Quality Journals as per National & International Guidelines
By: Admin
2023-09-15
Central Research Facility organised a Hands on Training Workshop on “Publication and Ethics in Quality Journals as per National & International Guidelines” in collaboration with Amity University, Gurugram.
Prof. Dr Jyoti Batra (Dean Research) welcomed the Guest speaker Dr Sumit Narula (Prof & Director Amity School of Communication).
Ms Samragyi Juneja (MBBS) 1St Year introduced the speaker. Dr Sumit started his session by explaining the importance of catching fraud/misleading journals before publishing the manuscript. He presented live examples from different areas of medicine & dentistry where the fake journals were chosen instead of the correct one. He also explained the methodology to identify these & shared a list of fake journals available on the net.
It became an interactive session as he started about impact factor & h index. A number of queries were asked by faculty and PG students that were answered satisfactorily by the guest speaker.
The total no. of participants was 133 including faculty and PG’s.
The participants were also given the full understanding of various updated National Medical Commission (NMC) guidelines and medical databases like PUBMED, SCOPUS, EMBASE, DOAJ etc.
At the end, the participants were given access to an App named “Amity Quality Journal Checker” App that has the list of all these cloned and predatory journals.
A feedback form was circulated at the end to see the impact of the workshop.
Report On Industrial Visit To The Centre For Automotive Research And Tribology, IIT DELHI
By: Admin
2023-09-15
The Centre for Automotive Research and Tribology at IIT Delhi is a prominent research facility dedicated to automotive engineering, lubrication, and tribology. The primary objectives of the industrial visit were:
1.To explore the advanced laboratory facilities available at CART, IIT Delhi.
2.To interact with researchers and experts in the field and learn from their experiences and knowledge.
3.To explore the use of equipments for research in the field of dentistry.
This industrial visit provided an insightful and informative experience for all participants.The visit aimed to enhance the understanding of cutting-edge research and developments in the automotive and tribology fields. The students had the privilege of gaining exposure to various laboratories, equipment, and projects being conducted at CART, as well as the opportunity to interact with renowned experts in the field.
The industrial visit was an enriching and enlightening experience. We are grateful to the faculty, researchers, and staff at CART, IIT Delhi, for the warm hospitality and for sharing their expertise with us.
Symposium on Pregnancy & Kidney Disease
By: Admin
2023-09-14
Recapping an enlightening event! On September 14th, 2023, we gathered at Santosh Hospital, Ghaziabad NCR Delhi for the Symposium on Pregnancy & Kidney Disease. Hosted by the Departments of Nephrology, Obstetrics & Gynecology, and General Medicine, this event was graced by our esteemed Chief Guest, Dr. Alka Agarwal, the Dean of Santosh Medical College, STDU. Heartfelt thanks to our hosts: Dr. K. L. Gupta (Prof & HOD Nephrology), Dr. Ashok Kumar (Prof & HOD General Medicine), and Dr. Manisha Gupta (Prof & HOD Obstetrics & Gynecology). Your presence and expertise made this symposium a tremendous success, and we look forward to more enlightening events in the future!
World Sepsis Day
By: Admin
2023-09-13
In honor of World Sepsis Day, the Department of Pathology in collaboration with IHBT organized an informative seminar, on September 13, 2023, aimed at enhancing understanding and awareness of sepsis pathophysiology, immunology, and diagnostic challenges. The event was designed to facilitate knowledge exchange among postgraduate students and faculty members, fostering a deeper comprehension of sepsis-related issues.
The seminar featured two insightful presentations on Pathophysiology and Immunology of Sepsis - Understanding the Host Response and Diagnostic Challenges in Sepsis - Biomarkers and Advanced Testing
Teachers Day Celebration 2023
By: Admin
2023-09-05
Students of Santosh Deemed-To-Be University have organized a gratitude event for our teachers. All the Teachers were welcomed with Roses to the Venue
The Event started in the afternoon at Maharaja Hall. Event was started by invoking the blessings of Goddess Saraswati by lamp lighting followed by welcome dance performance on Ganesh Vandana.
Welcome speech was delivered by Dr. Arjit Bansal (President) in which he showed gratitude towards teachers and on behalf of all the students of University, he wished Happy Teachers Day to all the Teachers.
Opening Remarks were given by Chancellor sir in which he mentioned importance of teachers in one’s life and his words of wisdom always provides a brighter path to travel.
Student Council have given the Sapling as a token of Gratitude to all the Leadership Team. Later, an amazing group singing by the students of MBBS and BDS taken all of us through retro lane and set up the mood for the afternoon.
Followed by an enthusiastic power pack Dance performances by the students.
To end the performances with the same vibrant energy a fun twist was added to the celebration, our leadership team and our respected faculty members played Antakshri.
All had a great time and enjoyed the Antakshri.
The event was concluded with a Cake Cutting Ceremony by the Teachers.
Enhancing Paediatric Transfusion Practices -Session 2
By: Admin
2023-09-04
The "Paediatric Transfusion Practices Session 2" was organised on September 4, 2023, by the collaborative efforts of the Departments of IHBT and Paediatrics. This educational event aimed to raise awareness and provide comprehensive training to postgraduate students in paediatric transfusion practices, focusing on ensuring safe and effective blood transfusions in paediatric patients.Dr Amit Varma and Dr Mayurika Tyagi, experts in the field delivered information on various aspects of transfusion medicine, transfusion guidelines and paediatric transfusion practices. Practical aspects and role-play allowed participants to gain hands-on experience in paediatric blood transfusion procedures. This interactive approach enhanced their skills and confidence in administering transfusions safely.
Delhi Ophthalmology Society (DOS)
By: Admin
2023-09-02
Happy to share that in Delhi Ophthalmology Society (DOS )conference held on 2nd-3rd September, at Ashoka,Chanakyapuri,New Delhi in which Delegates participated from different parts of the country.
Ophthalmology Postgraduate Students of Santosh Hospital under the guidance of Dr Sarita Aggarwal actively participated in conference .10 postgraduates presented the paper and very well appreciated by judges.There were 13 posters presented by pgs .
All Postgraduates were highly appreciated and acknowledged for their participation.
Enhancing Paediatric Transfusion Practices
By: Admin
2023-09-01
To enhance Paediatric transfusion practices an interdisciplinary training session was organized on September 1, 2023, by the collaborative efforts of the Departments of IHBT and Paediatrics. This educational event aimed to raise awareness and provide comprehensive training to postgraduate students in the field of paediatric transfusion practices, with a focus on ensuring safe and effective blood transfusions in paediatric patients.
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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