The Management and the staff, Congratulate!! Dr. Amit Jain – Professor, Department of surgery, RRMCH for his new world record. In view of one of the most phenomenal work done by Dr. Amit Jain in field of Diabetic foot, the management of Brindhavvan Areion Hospital consisting of Doctor Directors named its wing in 2017 as “Amit Jain’s Institute of Diabetic Foot & Wound Care” as a mark of honour and respect to Dr. Amit Jain. Then he was 39 years old in 2017.
Dr. Amit Jain has given one of the first principles and practice of diabetic foot from India and his is considered to be the founder and father of modern diabetic foot surgery as per published literature
This is a rare phenomenon in Indian subcontinent wherein a young doctor has a wing in his name in hospital for his original innovative work and gets recognition for the decade of focussed innovative work and this is now a world record.
The department of pediatrics is conducting Workshop on PICNIC training course organized by NEST (Neonatal Emergencies stimulation training in Skill lab on 08/11/2022 by London team. A total of 30 participants from various parts of Bangalore are participating in the Workshop.
The department of Paediatrics, RRMCH conducted “Paediatric Intensive Care and Neonatal Intensive Care – PICNIC” training course on 08/11/2022 at RRMCH skill lab under the guidance of Dr. Adarsh E., Prof & HOD, Paediatric department, RRMCH. Around 35 delegates from various parts of Bangalore participated in the workshop. This workshop was conducted in association with OVUM Group of Hospitals and also IAP-BPS Bangalore.
Simulation session included Newborn Resuscitation, Cardiac Emergencies, Seizures and Respiratory Failure.
Eminent faculties who are experienced in the field conducted the workshop. Post Graduates in NICU & PICU were the most benefited by this training.
On the occasion of “World Heart Day” RajaRajeswari Medical College & Hospital, Department of Cardiology – ‘Heart Center’ had organized a “Free Heart Health Check-up Camp” at BOSCO for NGO staff on 03/11/2022. The free tests like ECG and Blood Pressure were conducted for the participants; also free consultation was carried out by the expert doctors from RRMCH.
There was training session for the NGO staff regarding the Basic Life Support (BLS), the resource persons for this training were from the Department of Anesthesia, RRMCH. Doctors, Nurses, and other staff members from RRMCH actively participate in this program. More than 100 people were benefitted from this free Health check-up camp. Many of them who got the checkup done were referred to RRMCH for further procedures.
The Management and staff congratulate and wish the best of luck for Dr. Adarsh E, HOD & Prof of Pediatric Department who had contested for CIAP Election for Executives Board member have been successfully elected for the post of Executive board member of CIAP 2023.
The Department of Microbiology in coordination with the Department of Medicine and the Department of TBCD is conducting an awareness program on ……….
Title : WORLD ANTIMICROBIAL AWARENESS WEEK
Date : 19th November 2022, Saturday
Time : 11:00 am to 12:30 pm
Venue : Kadamba Hall (College Auditorium)
ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
World antimicrobial awareness week was celebrated 2022 under the theme “Preventing the antimicrobial resistance together” by Department of Microbiology Rajarajeswari Medical College and Hospitals on November 18th 2022.
World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW) is a global campaign that is celebrated annually from 18th to 24th November to improve awareness and understanding of AMR and encourage best practices among the public, Health care workers and policymakers, who all play a critical role in reducing the further emergence and spread of AMR.This year, it was held on November 18th. Slogan competition was conducted for all the faculty, post graduates and nursing staff using google form on 17/11/22. Overwhelming response was obtained from all the sectors, winners was announced at the end of the event.
After a brief introduction about WAAW by Dr Archana B R, scientific sessions were conducted. Dr Hemanth Kumar SR gave lecture on Antimicrobial stewardship: making a right choice of antibiotic. He spoke about various strategies on implementation of antimicrobial stewardship and implementation of antimicrobial stewardship. Then crossword activity was conducted by Dr Archana B R to create antimicrobial awareness and to assess knowledge on antimicrobials for all the audience. After the activity answers were discussed. Winners were announced at the end of the session.Then Dr Parinita S discussed on Approach to drug resistant Tuberculosis. Various methods of development of drug resistance & treatment of drug resistant tuberculosis was discussed
Winners of the slogan competition & cross word activity given certificates and appreciated.
Winners of Cross word activity
1st place : Dr Thushar, Post Graduate
2nd place : Dr Bharath R Kumar.Post Graduate
3rd place : Dr Ishitha Thripati. Post Graduate
Winners of slogan competition
• Staff Nurse – Sholly Uthaman, staff nurse
Slogan – The more we use antibiotics, the more we waste antibiotics. Saving
antibiotics, saves life
• Post Graduate – Dr Fathima Nishat, PG, Dept. of Optholmology
Slogan – Cause no harm, Prescribe antimicrobials with a calm
• Doctor – Dr Rajendran Dinesh Kumar, Asst Prof, Dept of ENT
Slogan – No matter how PoPuLaR they get, ANTIBIOTICS will never go “VIRAL”
