A Captivating Morning of Mindful Movements at Malla Reddy Health City!

Join us as we take you on a mesmerizing journey to the heart of International Yoga Day 2023, hosted by Malla Reddy Health City. On June 21, at the break of dawn, the serene open auditorium of Malla Reddy Health City was abuzz with excitement as renowned yoga teacher, Mr. Srinivas, and the esteemed Dr. Preeti Reddy, Director of the health city, led an inspiring yoga program.

In this captivating video, witness the harmonious convergence of body, mind, and spirit as Mr. Srinivas and Dr. Preeti Reddy demonstrate a series of enlightening yogic exercises. With grace and expertise, they guide the eager participants through various asanas and breathing techniques, showcasing the profound benefits of a dedicated yoga practice.

Prepare to be inspired as this enlightening event unfolds before your eyes. Immerse yourself in the calming aura of the open auditorium, witness the transformative power of yoga, and experience the joy that comes with embracing a holistic approach to wellness.

Join us on this incredible journey as we celebrate the timeless tradition of yoga, fostering a deeper connection between mind, body, and soul. Don't miss this incredible event that highlights the transformative potential of yoga in our lives.

First aid and CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) are crucial skills that can save lives in emergency situations. First aid involves providing immediate care to a person who has been injured or suddenly taken ill, while CPR is a lifesaving technique used to revive someone whose heart has stopped beating.

Learning first aid and CPR can help you respond effectively to a wide range of medical emergencies, including heart attacks, strokes, choking, and injuries. These skills can be applied in various settings, such as at home, in the workplace, or in public spaces.

In this session, we will cover the basic principles of first aid and CPR, including how to assess a situation, provide initial care, and perform CPR if necessary.

This half day Basic First Aid course equips the learner with the knowledge, practical skills & understanding required to provide appropriate first-aid treatment for injuries and sudden illness until medical professionals arrive to take over. First aid training helps staff learn to be more conscious regarding safety in the workplace. It leads to a reduced number of accidents and injuries.

First aid and CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) are crucial skills that can save lives in emergency situations. First aid involves providing immediate care to a person who has been injured or suddenly taken ill, while CPR is a lifesaving technique used to revive someone whose heart has stopped beating.

Learning first aid and CPR can help you respond effectively to a wide range of medical emergencies, including heart attacks, strokes, choking, and injuries. These skills can be applied in various settings, such as at home, in the workplace, or in public spaces.

In this session, we will cover the basic principles of first aid and CPR, including how to assess a situation, provide initial care, and perform CPR if necessary.

This half day Basic First Aid course equips the learner with the knowledge, practical skills & understanding required to provide appropriate first-aid treatment for injuries and sudden illness until medical professionals arrive to take over. First aid training helps staff learn to be more conscious regarding safety in the workplace. It leads to a reduced number of accidents and injuries.

We are thrilled to celebrate the remarkable achievement of the founder chairman of Malla Reddy Health City, who has been honoured by the India Book of Records as “The Visionary with Unparalleled Mastery in Education”.

Under the visionary leadership of Chairman Dr. Ch. Bhadra Reddy and Vice Chairman Dr. Ch. Preeti Reddy, along with the dedicated Event Team, Malla Reddy Health City continues to redefine excellence in education and healthcare. Congratulations to our esteemed leader for this well-deserved recognition! 

NABL Unit, Central Clinical Laboratory and Quality Management System and Internal Audit course  

Basic Computer Skills

This half day Basic First Aid course equips the learner with the knowledge, practical skills & understanding required to provide appropriate first-aid treatment for injuries and sudden illness until medical professionals arrive to take over. First aid training helps staff learn to be more conscious regarding safety in the workplace. It leads to a reduced number of accidents and injuries.

central simulation Lab helps supports first aid training and CPR skills includes knowledge, skills and techniques that can be carried out with limited equipment and carried out until medical attention is received. This important life-saving ability prevents the victim’s condition from deteriorating and gives them a sense of security and protection.

Everyone needs basic knowledge of first aid and basic life support to act and respond to any medical emergency. Realizing the actions to take to control the emergency will make the difference between life and death. More workers with skills in first aid and life support make the workplace safer and can save people’s lives.

This half day Basic First Aid course equips the learner with the knowledge, practical skills & understanding required to provide appropriate first-aid treatment for injuries and sudden illness until medical professionals arrive to take over. First aid training helps sta? learn to be more conscious regarding safety in the workplace. It leads to a reduced number of accidents and injuries.

central simulation Lab helps supports first aid training and CPR skills includes knowledge, skills and techniques that can be carried out with limited equipment and carried out until medical attention is received. This important life-saving ability prevents the victim’s condition from deteriorating and gives them a sense of security and protection.

Everyone needs basic knowledge of first aid and basic life support to act and respond to any medical emergency. Realizing the actions to take to control the emergency will make the di?erence between life and death. More workers with skills in first aid and life support make the workplace safer and can save people’s lives.

This half day Basic First Aid course equips the learner with the knowledge, pracOcal skills & understanding required to provide appropriate first-aid treatment for injuries and sudden illness until medical professionals arrive to take over. First aid training helps staff learn to be more conscious regarding safety in the workplace. It leads to a reduced number of accidents and injuries.
central simulation Lab helps supports first aid training and CPR skills includes knowledge, skills and techniques that can be carried out with limited equipment and carried out until medical attention is received. This important life-saving ability prevents the victim’s condition from deteriorating and gives them a sense of security and protection. Everyone needs basic knowledge of first aid and basic life support to act and respond to any medical emergency. Realizing the actions to take to control the emergency will make the difference between life and death. More workers with skills in first aid and life support make the workplace safer and can save people’s lives.

Topic: "MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE (Criminal Negligence in Medical Practice)" 

Speaker: Dr. T. Vikramaditya, Professor, Forensic Medicine & Toxicology

Topic: "Diabetic and Hypertensive Retinopathy - An Overview"

Speaker: Dr.Spoorthy Krishna Reddy, Asst Prof of Ophthalmology.

Topic: "Management of Blood Sugars in Critically Ill Patients"

Speaker: Dr.Krishna Chaitanya, Associate Professor, General Medicine

Topic: "Cutaneous Malignancies: A Case Series" 

Speakers: Dr.Sruthi Kodali, Final Year Post Graduate

Topic:"Interesting case in Pathology"

Speakers:

1.Dr.M.Deethi, PG, Pathology 

2.Dr.Sreeja, PG, Pathology

3.Dr.V.Bhargavi PG, Pathology

Lecture on "Ethics & Infamous Conduct" by Dr.K.Srinivasulu, Prof & HOD, Forensic Medicine

National Pharmacovigilance week celebrated in Malla Reddy Institute of Medical Sciences

Topic: "Common Paediatric Ocular Disorders."

Presented by Dr.Laxmi Sindhura, Senior Resident

Moderator: Dr.Santhosh Kumar, Professor, Ophthalmology , MRIMS

Topic: "Clinico Pathological Conference(CPC)"

Rare case of diagnostic and therapentic challenge from Department of DVL

Speakers:

1.Dr.K.Vaishnavi, Asst.Prof, DVL

2.Dr.T.Spandana, Asst. Prof, Pathology

3.Dr.Swetha,PG, Microbiology

Lecture on "Global Polio Update, Measles & Rubella Elimination & DPT Surveillance" by Dr.M>Murari, Surveillance Medical Officer, Telangana State.

To celebrate World Earth Day and also world Health Day department of Community Medicine organized a program on 19th April.

Activities:

1. Poster competition for interns on the theme: Our Planet Our Health
2. A guest lecture from Isha Foundation, a non-profit organization on Soil degradation and save soil movement.

Venue: lecture hall 1 ground floor, block 1, MRIMS

Poster presentation:5 groups participated.

Certificates for 1st, 2ndposition,and participation were given.

MBBS Interns gave the poster presentation to give the awareness about the Earth environment, Water & Soil natural sources and requirements for the human kind for the smooth survival to the next better generation’s health and hygiene.

Activity at UHTC:

• Health awareness activity for patients attending OPD
• Topic: Our Planet Our Health
• Speakers: Dr Niharika, Dr Supriya and interns

Activity at RHTC:

• Two Health awareness sessions were conducted.
• Government Primary School, Gummadidala: students of class 4thand 5th
• Topic: health and hygiene, Our Planet Our Health.
• Speakers: Dr Vandana, Dr Maneeza and Interns.

Dr Varun Gaiki gave a lecture on the awareness of Deforming day to the school students participated in the program.

Dept of Community Medicine conducted a quiz competition for 6th semester MBBS students on the occasion of World Aids Day

• Screening round conducted on 03/12/21
• Total number of students who participated in the screening round: 18
• Final quiz conducted on 06/12/21
• Total number selected for final round: 12, total 4 teams 3 members each.

Revised Basic Course Workshop And Training in Attitude, Ethics & Communication (AETCOM)

The Department of Community Medicine, MRIMS conducted an e-Poster Competition on the occasion of World Mental Health Day 10th October 2021.

• Department of Community Medicine, MRIMS celebrated the world breastfeeding week 2021.
• We conducted activities at the UHTC and RHTC.
• We also conducted an online quiz for the MBBS students and interns.

Department of Community Medicine organized an in-house essay competition for MBBS undergraduates and interns of MRIMS on the occasion of World Hepatitis Day.

• The theme for the essay competition was decided to be the same as the WHO theme for World Hepatitis Day 2020 that is: Hepatitis can’t wait.
• Timing and date: 10:30 to 11:30 am on 28th July, 2021.
• An E-flyer was created to spread the information about the event and sent to students through social media groups.

An Adolescent Programme was conducted in the Rural Health Training Centre, Gummadidala under Malla Reddy Institute of Medical Sciences organized by the Department of Community Medicine with the Co-operation of RHTC Incharge Dr. Arun Kiran Soodi Reddy around 10:00am to the nearby Adolescent School students as shown in the pictures.

Hyderabad from 25/3/2021 to 27/3/2021. 30 Faculty members of Preclinical, Paraclinical and Clinical departments participated .All the Participants actively involved in all the Sessions by following the SMS precautions.– Social distancing, Masks and using sanitizer. Pretest and Posttest was given on the first day and third days respectively.

Dr. V. V. Sastry, Dean of MRIMS, Dr. Rajasree, Vice Principal were present during the Inaugration Program and Welcomed the Participants.

Dr. Vimala Thomas, Professor and HOD of Community Medicine of Gandhi Medical College and presently the Director of Telangana Institute of Medical Sciences, Gachibowli was the Observer for the workshop appointed from NMC.She conducted Session on Interactive and Innovative Teaching methods . Dr. NVN Reddy , Professor and HOD of General Surgery and Convenor of Medical Education, Regional Centre of Medical Education, Gandhi Medical College was the Special Invite on the 3rd day of the workshop and he conducted session on Effective Clinical and Practical skills and also on Assessment methods.The other Resource Faculty were Dr. M. Ramani. Academic Dean, Dr. M.Jamuna rani, MEU Coordinator and ME members Dr. B. I. Navin Kumar, Dr. S. Naveen Kumar and Dr.M. Hima Bindu.

Feedback regarding the Content of the topics and other arrangements was taken in Daily evaluation forms.

The Participants expressed that the workshop was very well organized and Conducted.They mentioned in the feedback forms that attending this workshop was very useful to them as they learnt many aspects introduced in the New CBME Curriculum.

Finally , the Program Concluded by analysis of the Pre-Post test Scores and distribution of Certificates to all the Participants and The Resource Faculty by Dean and Convenor of Regional Centre for Medical Education.

Curriculum Implementation Support Program - CISP workshop

Summary of the CISP-2 workshop conducted for Faculty of MRIMS conducted by JIO MEET in the month of July.

As the New     “ Competency Based Medical Education ‘’ Curriculum being introduced from 2019, CISP -2 workshop was conducted for 6 Faculty members of MRIMS ON 17^th and 18^th July 2020 by JIO -MEET Online workshop under the Supervision and Guidance of Regional Centre of Med ical Education , Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad. About * other medical Colleges also Participated in this workshop.Though the Online workshop Was conducted for the Ist time All the Participant Faculty appreciated the Sessions and all activites were conducted successfully.

Academic Director Dr. M. Ramani, ME Coordinator Dr. M. Jamuna Rani, ME Co- Coordinator Dr. Varun Gaiki were  present during the workshop.

Feedback and other Reports were mailed to th ME Convenor of Regional Centre of Medical education after the completion of workshop.

X^th Annual State Conference on Medical Education, METCON – 2020 under the aegis of Association of Medical Educationists was hosted by MRIMS on January 3^rd, 4^th & 5^th, 2020.

Pre - Conference workshops were conducted by the guest faculty from Telangana as well as other states and countries on 3^rd January, 2020.  Eight workshops  were    and  divided for Morning and Afternoon sessions and arranged  in different halls in the Medical College Building – (For topics of workshops, - Scientific Schedule attached).

About 150 Medical faculty actively participated in different workshops respectively. There were 20 -25 faculty from different colleges in each workshop.

About 300 delegates registered for the Conference for January 4^th & 5^th, 2020 at MRIMS. The delegates were the Pre - Clinical, Para - Clinical & Clinical Faculty from different Medical Colleges of Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh etc.,

The Guest Speakers were both National & International who conducted the sessions on the topics of Medical Education. The topics were relevant to The Theme of the Conference- They were finding enough to join us and share thesis knowledge & experiences

“IMPLEMENTATION OF CBME – CONCERNS & CHALLENGES.”

The Plenary Sessions, Panel Discussions were a great success and the entire Medical faculty delegates participated with enthusiasm. Certainly it was great privilege for MRIMS - ME Unit to host this conference and to welcome the distinguished delegates.

It was also a great opportunity for all to listen to the outstanding guest speakers and also to the keynote address by Dr. Thomas Chacko.

It was also a great opportunity for all to listen to the outstanding Guest Speakers and also to the keynote address by Dr. Thomas Chaco. They were find enough to join us and share their knowledge & experiences.

Vice Chairman of KNRUH was the Chief Guest for the occasion. Our beloved Drectors   Of  Malla Reddy  Health City  Dr. Bhadra reddy and Dr. Preeti Reddy  graced the event  by their  presence  for  the Inaugraion function.

Outstanding work in the field of Medical Education was  represented  by distinguished and enthusiastic delegates   through their   oral presentations and posters.

There were 22 paper presentations accepted and 19 posters by delegates from different Medical college faculty.

Best Three Papers & Three Posters were selected by judges and prizes were given to the winners.

Finally feedback regarding the Conference was taken from evaluation forms and certificates distributed to all the delegates.

Case History: A 19 years old female came with complaints of pain abdomen.She had the same complaint on and off since 2 months. On examination, tenderness present in the right iliac fossa. Ultrasound abdomen showed clumping of ileal loops in right iliac fossa and umbilical region. Long segment bowel wall is thickened. Laparotomy done, terminal ileum was resected and was sent for histopathological examination. Details of the case and diagnosis will be discussed at CPC.

Speakers:

1.Dr.K.Karthik Santhosh, Sr.Resident, Gen Surg

2.Dr.M. Jyothi Swaroopa,Asst Prof, Pathology

Lecture on "Imaging of Urinary Syatem" by Dr.U.Santhosh Karpur, Assitant Professor, Radiology

Lecture on "Investigation of an Epidemic" by Dr. Arun Kiran Soodi Reddy, Assistant Professor, Community Medicine

Lecture on "Thyroid Hormone Assay and Prevalence in a Teaching Hospital by Dr.K.Ravi Babu, Assistant Professor, Biochemistry

Summary of the CISP workshop conducted on 29th, 30th and 31st May 2019.
In view of the New Competency based Curriculum being initiated by MCI, from 2019- 2020,CISP - “ Curriculum Implementation Support Program’’was conducted for the MRIMS Faculty by Medical Education Unit of MRIMS from 29th May to 31st May 2019 under the Guidance and Support of the Regional Centre for Medical Education, Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad.

Dr. Vimala Thomas, Professor and HOD of Community Medicine, Gandhi Medical College was appointed as Observer by MCI, New Delhi to Observe, guide and support the ongoing activities of the workshop.Dr. NVN Reddy , Convenor of Regional Centre of Medical education helped us by mailing the various proformas required during the activities . After the completion of the workshop , all the necessary documents were submitted to MCI though the Convenor of Medical Education.

Lecture on "Intracranial Complications of CSOM" by Dr.Santosh Reddy, Professor, ENT 

Lecture on "HISTOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF HEPATIC MURALIUM AND PATHOLOGYGICAL CHANGES IN HEPATITIS" by 

1. Dr.M.USHA Professor of Anatomy
2. Dr.B.VANI Asst Proffesor of Pathology

Lecture on REPURPOSING OF DRUGS FOR ALZHEIMERS DISEASE by Dr.M.Jamuna Rani, Proffessor of Pharmacology

Note: CLINICO_PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE

Case History: A 29 years old male patient presented with painless swelling of left scrotum since 12 years. On examination swelling is hard in consistency and testis is not separately palpable.

USG Scrotum: Large lobulated hypoechoic mass in left scrotal sac and testis is separately visualized 

Speakers :

1. DR.CH.Aravind Reddy, Senior Resident, General Surgery
2. DR.M.Jyothi Swaroopa, Assistant Proffessor, Department of Pathology, MRIMS

Lecture on "Sports Injuries in Knee Joint" by Dr.R.V.Srikanth, Asst Prof, Orthopaedics

Lecture on "VISUAL FIELD DEFECTS IN NEUROLOGICAL LESIONS" by Dr.L.R.Murthy, Prof & HOD, Ophthalmology.

Lecture on "GESTATIONAL DIADETES MELLITUS" by Dr.D.Jyothi, Junior Resident, OBGY

1."Surgical Interest Of Cavernous Sinus" by Dr.B.I.Navin Kumar Associate Professor, Dept of Anatomy, MRIMS.

2."Clinical Implications Of Cavernous Sinus" by Dr.N.Srinivasan Prof&HOD,Dept of Orthopedics,MRIMS Hospital.

Lecture on "DIFFUSION CAPACITY OF LUNG FOR CARBON MONOXIDE (DLCO)" by Dr.Rajesh Palval, Asst Prof, Pulmonary Medicine

Minutes of the Orientation ProgramOrientation and Sensitization program on AETCOM- Attitude, Ethics and Communication Skills was conducted for the First Year MBBS faculty on 22/9/2018 in the Medical education department of MRIMS .AETCOM Module is Sensitization program for the Medical College faculty so that they will in turn teach the MBBS students about the AETCOM Skills and its importance.

The Program took place from 9.00am to 4.00pm. All the faculty of First Year MBBS Departments attended the workshop. The Medical education unit members were the Resource faculty .It started with Inaugration, Lightning of the Lamp and Prayer song.Several Role plays and activities took place during the sessions. Pretest and Post test was conducted to the Participant Faculty. Feedback about the Program was taken from the entire participant faculty in written.

Lecture on "Recent Trends in Addiction" by DR.P.Anuj , Senior Resident, Psychiatry.

Lecture on UPDATE ON THYROID NEOPLASMS by Dr.N.Sreemani Kumari Proffessor, Dept of Pathology, MRIMS.

A one day workshop on Interactive Teaching Methods was conducted on 21st July 2018 at Malla Reddy Institute of Medical Sciences as a part of Faculty Development program.Total 18 Faculty Members from Preclinical, Para clinical and Clinical departments of Malla Reddy Institute of Medical Sciences (MRIMS) were the Participants for the workshop. They were divided into 5 groups .

The Program started with Inauguration by lighting of the lamp and Welcome speech by Dr Chandrakant Shirole, Academic Director of Malla Reddy Institute of Medical Sciences.

Various topics on Interactive Teaching Methodswere delivered by Experienced and Senior faculty from DOME of MRIMS. DrArchanaDharwadkar, Professor, Department of Biochemistry from Kamineni Academy of Medical Sciences and Research Centre, LB Nagar, Hyderabad was the Guest Faculty for the Workshop. All the topics were interactive with related activities and tasks which were done actively by all the Participants.

The workshop was concluded by a Valedictory function by giving certificates to the Participants and Vote of Thank