We are delighted to share the outstanding achievement of our final-year postgraduate student, Dr. S. Navaneetha Krishnan, from the Department of Paediatrics, who represented our institution at the 3rd World Conference on Pediatrics, Neonatology, and Infectious Diseases held on 14th and 15th July 2025 in London, United Kingdom.
Dr. Navaneetha Krishnan presented a research paper titled:“Early Postnatal Colour Doppler Changes of Anterior Cerebral Artery in Neonates Receiving Delivery Room Resuscitation”under the expert guidance of Dr. Adarsh E., Dr. Venkatesh Murthy D. V., and Dr. Sahana.
We are proud to announce that this significant research was recognized with the prestigious “Young Researcher of the Year 2025” award at the international conference.
This accolade is a testament to the high academic standards, research-oriented approach, and clinical excellence nurtured within our Department of Paediatrics. It also underscores our commitment to advancing neonatal care through innovation and evidence-based practices.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Navaneetha Krishnan and the guiding faculty for bringing this international recognition to our institution.
Wishing a Happy Wedding Anniversary to our Beloved Founder Chancellor & Chairperson Madam! Your journey together is a true inspiration – a beautiful blend of love, strength, and shared vision.
With heartfelt wishes from the entire RR Group family. May your bond continue to shine and inspire for years to come.
Dr Meghana Patil, PG, Rajarajeswari Medical College and Hospital (RRMCH) proudly participated in the event, CME by Bangalore Society of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (BSOG) – PG Training Programme on 2nd to 6th July 2025, Bangalore bringing together over 200 postgraduate students in Obstetrics and Gynaecology from institutions across India. This academically enriching event featured 24 case discussions, each designed to enhance clinical knowledge and case-based learning. More than 85 students participated in each case, making the discussions highly interactive and collaborative.
Five postgraduate students selected to represent the institution in the case presentation segment. Each student was assigned a unique topic, contributing to the diverse academic exchange.
Among the highlights of the event was the case presentation on “Urinary Incontinence”, held on 4th July 2025, conducted by a two-member team consisting of Dr. Meghana Patil from RRMCH,, OBG Department and Dr. Amrutha Gowda from ESI Medical College, Bangalore. Their exceptional presentation and clinical insights earned them First Prize, standing out among competitive entries from across the country.
This achievement reflects RRMCH’s continued commitment to academic excellence and fostering future leaders in Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
In observance of World Allergy Week, the Department of ENT–HNS organized a CME: ALLERGY 360: A CME on allergy, asthma, and anaphylaxis. The event, held at Kadamba Hall on 02/07/2025, was attended by various faculties, HODs, and students from undergraduate to postgraduate levels.
A free medical camp was organised by Rotary International, Muttappa Attavar Memorial Trust and Department of Community Medicine, RajaRajeswari Medical College & Hospital on 3rd July 2025 at RMAMH-UHTC, Channasandra.
The programme started at around 9:30 am with lamp lighting ceremony.Rotary Club of Bangalore -Director General Rtn Elizabeth Cherian, President Rtn Sukhen Padmanabhan, Mr. Arthur Santosh Attavar: Chairman, Muthappa Attavar Memorial Trust (MAMT), Rtn. Srinivas Velidanda, Mrs Benetta Attavar, Rtn. Dr Gerts Dsouza, Rtn. Ashok, Community Director, Mr Pradeep, Indo-American Hybrid Farm, Dr Manasa AR, Assistant Professor, Department of Community Medicine, RRMCH attended and organised the programme under the guidance of Dr Shashikala Manjunatha, Professor & HOD, Dept. of Community Medicine.
A free screening cum awareness health camp was organised with special emphasis on Non-Communicable diseases such as Diabetes, Hypertension, Stroke & Cancer. Free GRBS testing, Blood pressure checking and distribution of drugs was done to the beneficiaries.Dr Vidhay Reddy, PG Resident, Dept. of General Medicine, Dr Padma, Medical Officer, UHTC, Dr Bhavya & Dr Anto, 1st yr PG residents, Dept. of Community Medicine, UHTC staff actively participated in the programme.
A total of 153 beneficiaries participated in the programme. Most common conditions observed were Hypertension, Diabetes, Knee Osteoarthritis, Myalgia, URTI among others. The patients requiring further treatment were referred to RRMCH, Bengaluru.Transport arrangements were provided by RRMCH. Refreshments, drugs were provided by Rotary Organisation.The Camp successfully concluded at 4pm.
As part of the ongoing efforts to promote a healthy environment, the Department of Respiratory Medicine, RRMCH join hands with the Department of Community Medicine, RRMCH to raise awareness about the dangers of tobacco.
We have initiated a campaign to place signboards in strategic locations. These signboards aim to educate the students and public about the risks associated with tobacco consumption and declare our premises a tobacco-free zone.
The signboards feature clear and concise messages about the dangers of tobacco consumption and the tobacco-free zone policy.They have been placed at prominent locations, including entrances, corridors, and high-traffic areas within medical college, UG and PG men’s and women’s hostel, staff quarters, and hospital. It is expected to reduce tobacco use among visitors and staff and promote a healthy environment for everyone.
Dr Satyamurthy, Dean, Dr Basavaraj Bhandare, Principal and Dr Praveen, Medical Superintendent, RRMCH addressed the students and motivated them to quit tobacco use and seek professional help as early as possible. Also, a health education session highlighting the harmful effects of tobacco use, legal measures to control tobacco use in the educational institutions was conducted at RRMCH boys and girls hostel campus by MBBS Interns. A total of around 80 students participated in the program.
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