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Summary Report-Narsappaguda Camp for November, 2019

JIMS HMCH

January 29, 2020

JIMS Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital conducted medical camps at Narsappaguda Village in the Month of November 2020 on the 02^nd 14^th and 28^th November 2019, from 10.30 am to 1 pm. Total Number of Beneficiaries is 106, of which male are 52 and female are 54 and 40 are follow up patients for the month of November, 2019.

Participants:

Date	Staff- from Hospital & College
02/11/2019	1. Dr. Sudhamathi 2. Dr Vibhavya 3. Mr Asif 4. Mr S Naidu
14/11/2019	1. Dr. Sudhamathi 2. Dr Vibhavya 3. Dr C. Bhargavi 4. Mr S Naidu
28/11/2019	1. Dr. Sudhamathi 2. Dr Vibhavya 3. Dr Shalini 4. Dr Santhoshi 5. Mr S Naidu 6. Mr Deepu

The camp was attended by the students under the clinical posting for the Department of Community Medicine and gave them hands on experience with clinical training. The mobile clinic is conducted once in 15 days, on alternate Thursdays. Inclusion of Physiotherapy is very well received by patients and very thankful of our services.

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Republic Day celebrations at JIVA report

JIMS HMCH

January 29, 2020

Republic Day celebrations at JIVA report

71st Republic Day was celebrated with pride and patriotism by the faculty and students of JIMS Homoeopathic Medical College at JIVA grounds on 26th January 2020.
The ceremony began at 8.30 AM with the hoisting of the tricolour the pride of Nation by the revered Chief Guest, Sri Tridandi Srimannarayana Chinna jeeyar Swamij. The dignitaries on the dais included Sri Tridandi Devanatha jeeyar swamiji, Sri Samudrala venkarangaramacharyalu swamiji, Dr Janardhan Reddy, Prinicpal, Dr Irfan, Medical Superintendant.

The event followed by Republic day Parade by the netravidyalaya NCC cadet students.
Our students Ms Shivani and group sang beautiful patriotic song on the occasion and ignited patriotism spark among all gathered.

It was followed by prize distribution by the chief guest and the principal to the winners of JMSD (Jims Medico’s for Social Development) Competitions, Sri Tridandi Srimannarayana Chinna jeeyar Swamij also unveiled logo of the JMSD on the occasion.
Six Students of our college whose research proposals were selected as a part of STSH programme conducted by the CCRH received Ethical clearance certificates from the Chief Guest.

Inspiring speeches followed on the significance of occasion by the dignitaries. The chief guest Sri Tridandi Srimannarayana Chinna jeeyar Swamij gave Mangala sasanum and inspired everyone.

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Oncology seminar

JIMS HMCH

January 22, 2020

International integrated oncology training (under the aegis of the AMS India Chapter) in association with JIMS Homoeopathic Medical College organized a seminar on topic “Introduction to Anthroposophic Medicine & Therapies” by Dr Marion Debus Head of oncology in Klinil Arlesheim, Switzerland on 9^th January 2020 afternoon at the JIMS College Auditorium. The programme began by welcoming and introduction of the speaker by the principal and Dr Srinivas rao.

Dr Marion Debus Head of oncology in Klinik Arlesheim, Switzerland is a senior doctor in interdisciplinary oncology, specialist in internal medicine, Haemato-oncology. Dr Debus received her medical training at Ruhr-University Bochum 1989-1995.

Members of the faculty, doctors from the JIMS Hospital, Final year students attended the session.

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Summary report-School health Camp – Peddathupra

JIMS HMCH

January 7, 2020

A general medical camp with special focus on nutritional assessment was organized by JIMS Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital on 24^th October & 8^th November.

Anthropometry and general screening examination was done.

Students did the BMI and got experience on how the indices should be calculated including weight for age to measure growth and malnutrition.

School children were examined in 2 visits; the total 136 children were screened. Out of 136 children, 9 (12%) were found to be mildly undernourished, 54 (72%) with normal nourishment and 12 (16%) were overweight. Pallor was found from mild to severe among 42 (31%) out of 136 examined making it a big number for micronutrient deficiency.

Most of them were given Ferrum Phos 6x and few received other medicines according to complaints. A follow up for these students will be done after a month and specifically Ferrum Phos 6x and other medicines addressed to relieve anemia will be given.

The undernourishment can be addressed by educating these children about intake of adequate quantity of the food which usually these kids avoid. An increased carbohydrate and protein content in their daily meals may also be thought of. The main sources of carbohydrates are Rice, Wheat, Ragi, Jonna, Corn, etc. Protein sources are soya seeds, lentils and sprouted seeds apart from milk and egg.

We suggest Raagi, the millet in the form of ‘jaava’ for all the children to get calcium abundant in it along with carbohydrate. The ‘Central Food Technology and Research Institute’ (CFTRI) of Mysore has developed technology to de-husk raagi so that the same can be cooked like rice; adding variety to raagi food which otherwise only used for java and ‘Sankati’ preparation.