Research Coordinator Professor
Resume:
CURRICULUM VITAE
Name : Dr. Basavaraj Muralidhar Tenginkai MD
Date of Birth : 16th March 1969
Residential Address : Dr. Basavaraj Muralidhar Tenginkai Ex SMO
NPSP WHO
Plot no 151 &152
SHRUTHI
Samarth housing colony
Near Datta Mandir
Ganeshpur
Belgaum 591108
Karnataka INDIA
Contact No. : Mobile number: +91-900**-*****
Resi +91-874**-*****
Email ID : adt3q8@r.postjobfree.com
Office Email ID : adt3q8@r.postjobfree.com
Academic Qualification : MBBS from MR Medical College, Gulbarga.
Gulbarga University, Gulbarga (1992).
SPECIALITY:
MD PHYSIOLOGY from Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College Belgaum Karnataka KLE University October 2014.
Awards : Master Facilitator in HRD and Leadership
College for Leadership and Human Resource Development.
MANGALORE KARNATAKA
Languages:
Hindi, Kannada, English, Marathi, Telugu, Tamil, Urdu, Konkani,Bhojpuri, Gujarati,Bangla, Malayalam, Arabic and Spanish
DISSERTATION
“Evaluation of effect of Iron Sucrose Vs Ferrous Ascorbate for treatment of Anemia in pregnancy and maternal and newborn outcomes at selected Primary Health Centers of Belgaum District - A Randomized Controlled Trial”.
Teaching Philosophy
Being a teacher, my goal is to make the students to understand the concepts and learn the clinical basic skills which should enable the student to implement the knowledge they have gained effectively and all the learning should ultimately result in change in their behavior.
In the role of Clinical Physiologist vision is to see my Country on the Forefront in Translational Physiology and TRANSFORMING RESARCH INTO REALITY
ICMR Courses completed.
Basic Course in Biomedical and Research
1.Review of Ethics Health Research
2.Scientific Writing in Health Research.
Publications
Six Publications in Scopus
.
Publications:
1.Assessment Of Depression, Anxiety, Stress and Cognitive Functions in Patients of Vertigo; A Case Control Study
Basavaraj M Tenginkai1*, Rajashree R2, Poonam Basavaraj Tenginkai3
1Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology, Konaseema Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Foundation, Amalapuram, East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh, India.
2Professor, Department of Physiology, Gadag Institute of Medical Sciences, Gadag, Karnataka, India.
3Assistant professor, Department of Anatomy, Konaseema Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Foundation, Amalapuram, East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh, India.
*Corresponding author: Dr. Basavaraj M Tenginkai *Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology, Konaseema Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Foundation, Amalapuram, East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh, India. Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Volume 13 Special Issue 5 2022
2. Effectiveness Of 8 Weeks of Vestibular Exercises Auditory and Visual Reaction Time In Young Adults: Basavaraj Muralidhar Tenginkai1*, Sai Sailesh Kumar Goothy2, Poonam Basavaraj Tenginkai3
*1 Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology, Konaseema Institute of Medical Sciences and RF, Amalapuram, Andhra Pradesh, India.
2Associate Professor, Department of Physiology, R.D. Gardi Medical College, Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India
3 Assistant Professor, Department of Anatomy, Konaseema Institute of Medical Sciences and RF, Amalapuram, Andhra Pradesh, India.
*Corresponding author: - DR. Basavaraj Muralidhar Tenginkai
DOI: 10.47750/pnr.2022.13.S05.15 Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results Volume 13 Special Issue 2022
3.Neuro Quantology August 2022 Volume 20 Issue 9 Page 1319-1320 doi: 10.14704/nq.2022.20.9.NQ44152 Basavaraj Muralidhar Tenginkai, Anugya Aparajita Behera, Havilah Twinkle Reddipogu1, Rahmath A,Sai Sailesh Kumar Goothy, Anita Choudhary. Assessment of depression, anxiety, and stress levels in obese individuals
4.“Morphometry Of Glenoid Cavity And Glenoid Labrum -A Cadaveric Study” Dr Poonam Tenginkai1*,Dr Shilpa Bhimalli2, Dr Basavaraj M Tenginkai3
*Corresponding Author: - Dr Poonam Tenginkai * 1 Assistant Professor, Department of Anatomy KIMS Amalapuram Andhra Pradesh, India.
2 Professor, Department of Anatomy J N Medical College Belgaum Karnataka, India.
3 Assistant Professor,Department of
Physiology,KIMS Amalapuram Andhra Pradesh. DOI Number: 10.14704/nq.2022.20.9.NQ44204 Neuro Quantology 2022; 20(9):1768-1775
5. A prospective study of maternal, fetal and neonatal deaths in low-and middle-income countries. Bull World Health Organ 2014;92;605-612 / doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.2471/BLT.13.127464
6. Reaching the unreached with polio vaccine campaign Innovative Public Health Vaccine Immunization Intervention to migrant population children residing in remote hard to reach field locations through Community partnership with Primary Health Center Mangasuli Taluka Athani District Belgaum Karnataka INDIA
*Authors: Dr Basavaraj Muralidhar Tenginkai1 Ex Medical Officer PHC Mangsuli.Assistant Professor Konaseema Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Foundation Amalapuram East Godavari Andhra Pradesh.
Dr Narayan. Honnungar2.Retired RCH Officer Department of Health and Family Welfare Belgaum Karnataka
ACCEPTED IN PRESS
SIGNIFICANT ACHIEVEMENTS
Reported the First Ever Serologically Confirmed Rubella (German Measles) outbreak in India. In January 2006 to 22-04-2006, Total 277 cases of suspected measles cases reported from Mangasuli village.
ERT (Epidemic Response Team) comprising of CEO Belgaum district, SMO NPSP WHO GOI Unit Belgaum, DHO Health and Family Welfare,RCH Officer Health and Family Welfare Department and Principal Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College Survey was done on 1st February 2006 to 2nd February 2006.
Total 999 houses and 5,136 population survey were done.
Five blood samples and Two urine samples collected and sent to King’s Institute of Preventive Medicine Chennai in Reverse cold Chain.
All Five Blood samples Came Positive for Rubella (German Measles),
Two morning urine samples are at CDC Atlanta, for genetic sequencing, results awaited.
INFERENCES:
A Disease Surveillance System involving auxiliary nurse midwives, Anganwadi workers, Community leaders, Local practitioners, Private Nursing Homes, Trained birth attendendants, teachers both Government and private schools Referral hospital staff and consultants private and Government was established.
Reporting of suspected cases of anyone suffering from Fever with Cough, Coryza, Conjunctivitis and Rash was strengthened by Community Awareness Campaign.
Since it is the first ever serologically confirmed report of rubella in India.
The proportion of infant deaths due to congenital heart diseases in Belgaum District is 11.7% whether a significant proportion of these deaths are due to rubella needs to be explored.
A larger community-based surveys may be undertaken, to Confirm presence of Rubella in communities.
The findings of such survey might have policy implications regarding the inclusion of measles mumps. Rubella vaccine as part of universal immunization Programme.
The surveillance results were published in National News Papers which lead to the inclusion of Rubella vaccine Inclusion in the Routine Immunization Programme.
1.Innovated and implemented REACH THE UNREACHED Polio Campaign on 6th January and 10th February 2007.
2.The Campaign was Aimed at covering 0-5 children from Migratory Population especially from Maharashtra Bheed Taluka (Sugar cane cutters families) where Wild Polio Virus 3 was active.
3.The challenge was to Identify, Locate, Reach and Immunize these 0-5 years’ children. Because most of the sugar cane cutters and other migratory population were located in very remote fields and hamlets and they work from 7.00am to 6.00pm in their fields.
4. They are only available from 6.00 to 10.00pm. (NID ON SUNDAY IS FROM 8 AM TO 5PM)
5.The aim was to Stop the Wild Polio Virus Transmission in our community.
STRATEGY:
Ten Additional Teams comprising of One vaccinator and Two community leaders, like Gram Panchayati Vice-President, Members, Local Leaders and Veterinary Staff reached their respective areas By bikes and some remote areas by walk starting at 6.00pm to 10.00pm on 6th January and 10th February 2007, SATURDAY (PRE-BOOTH ACTIVITY).
RESULTS:
6th January 2007: 995 migratory families covered and immunized 670 children.
10th February 2007: 452 families and immunized 409 children.
6th January 2008 560 migratory families from Maharashtra and immunized 437 children
6.Rendered medical services in the relief camps to the people of Gujarat in Bhuj District who were affected by earthquake during February 2001.
Secured 1st Rank in Gulbarga University Gulbarga in 1st MBBS Examination 1986-1987.
Teaching Experience
Presently working in KIMS Konaseema Institute of Medical sciences AMALAPURAM EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT ANDHRA PRADESH from 12/February/2022 to till date as Assistant Professor in Department of Physiology.
Research Coordinator in KIMS & RF Research Unit.
Coordinator SKILL LAB and Simulation Lab
1.Job Responsibilities:
1)Taking theory classes MBBS, BDS, BPT, ALLIED HEALTH COURSES and Nursing courses. MDS and MPT COURSES.
2) Conducting Hematology practical’s
3) Conducting Clinical Examination of all systems practical’s
4) Conducting all Human Physiology practical’s
5) Working as Expert for the smooth conduct of all practical and theory
examinations
6) Above all responsibilities include for MBBS, BDS, BPT, MSc, allied
health, BSc. Nursing students and also for MHA in hospital
administration courses. MDS and MPT courses.
7) Appointed as External Examiner for MBBS BATCH 2021 -2022 in
FEB 2022 at Gadag Institute of Medical Sciences Karnataka.
8) Internal Examiner for MBBS BATCH 2021 -2022 at KIMS
AMALAPURAM.
9) Hematology laboratory and Human clinical Laboratory In charge.
2.Worked as Assistant Professor at Department of Physiology since 28/12/2020 to 06/02/2021 - at TOMO RIBA INSTITUTE OF HEATH AND MEDICAL SCIENCES (TRIHMS) Naharlagun, District Papumpare, Arunachal Pradesh.
Total experience 1 year 2 months 6 days.
Conducted all the teaching activities according to CBME curriculum taking theory classes, SDL, Practical’s, Practical demonstration and small group discussions.
3.Worked as Assistant Professor at Department of Physiology from 15/12/2014 to 30/05/2015 (5 months 15 days) Kerala Medical College Mangode Chedupulacherrey.
4. worked as Assistant Professor in Physiology in KLE USM Malaysia International Medical Programme Belgaum Karnataka from 2nd January 2015 till 26Th February 2020.
Total teaching experience 5 years 26 days (Not Recognized by NMC Recognized by WHO and Malaysian Medical Council. Institute waiting for NMC recognition.
Job responsibilities included
1) Engaging theory classes.
2) Facilitating Problem Based Learning (PBL) sessions
3) Conducing Fixed learning Modules (FLM) Sessions
4) Conducting Hematology practical’s
5) Conducting Clinical Examination of all systems
6) Preparing handouts of all practical sessions
7) Preparing MCQ`S, SBQ`s (Scenario based questions), SEQ`S (Short Essay Questions)
8) Worked as Examiner in OSCE (Objective structured Clinical examination) practical examinations
9) Involved in developing and planning each semester for teaching and other activities.
10) Conducted all Human Physiology practical’s
POSITIONS HELD:
1)Worked as a Medical Officer of Health in Primary Health Centre, Mangasuli Taluka Athani District Belgaum under District Health and Family Welfare Department, Government of Karnataka. From 01-01-1998 to 30th May 2011
Population of 33324, covering five subcenters and eight villages; and successfully and effectively planned, implemented, monitored, surveillance and evaluation and review of all National Programs,
Conducted 30 rounds of intensified pulse polio immunizations and conducted 8 rounds of outbreak response polio immunizations.
Managed Four major GE outbreaks and One H1N1 Outbreak.
Reported first ever serologically confirmed. German Measles outbreak in Jan 2006 to April 2006. Reported 277 cases of suspected measles cases.
Managed Chikungunya outbreak in all eight villages in 2006 and 2007. Developed checklist for monitoring immunization services to get information of missed beneficiaries and false reporting.
From 2005 to 2011 every year worked with My Team
Trained ANMs, Anganwadi workers, Basic Health Workers and Local Private Practitioners in reporting of Suspected AFP and Measles cases, reporting of vital events births and adverse events trained all the workers in RCH-I & II and NRHM.
Developed First line of INFORMERS Network
Developed Second line of INFORMERS even Post Man and milk vendors were included in the team .
For early ANC registration,
Early identification of high-risk cases and prompt and timely referral of high-risk cases, trained all the traditional birth attendants in conducting deliveries and newborn care. Management of OPD, IPD, conducted tubectomy operations, and management of medico legal cases.
Total Experience: 13 Years.
2)Worked as Surveillance Medical Officer at KHAGARIA, BIHAR INDIA.
National Polio Surveillance Project World Health Organization and Government OF India.
From 28/Feb/2008 to 3rd /June /2008.
Experience: 4 Months 5 days.
a)The job Responsibility involved working in Most remote and Hard to reach areas as Khagaria was considered as epicenter for Wild Polio Virus transmission in India mainly surrounded by seven major rivers Ganges, Baramathi, Kosi, Kali kosi and Ghandak.
b)One third of the district population residing in hard-to-reach remote areas.
c)Khagaria district has highest population density, very low literacy virtually no sanitation and high degree of protein energy mal nutrition and high incidence of diarrheal disease in the 0-to-5-year age group.
d)Monitoring and surveillance of SIA activities of April, May and June 2008 Pulse Polio rounds especially in Beldur block which was having wild polio virus 3 transmission.
e)Did the Field validation of riverine and hard to reach areas of Khagaria district especially along Kosi river.
f)Trained 491 vaccinators and 73 supervisors for supplementary immunization activities during above 3 rounds.
g) Planned and conducted regular meetings with Government Public Health counter parts and UNICEF for smooth implementation of Polio National Immunization Days and Routine Immunization in the district.
h)Investigated 15 AFP cases and did 60 day follow up of 8 cases during the tenure.
i)Involved the Borderless and Grid Monitoring between Khagaria, Madhepura and Saharsa district.
3)Worked as Community Co-coordinator in “Evaluation of an Emergency Obstetrics and Newborn Care Intervention Package to Reduce Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes in Low Resource Settings (The EmONC Trial)" tested an integrated package of strategies for improving pregnancy outcomes.
The strategies included creating awareness in the communities for birth planning and hospital transport, birth attendant training for early recognition of pregnancy and newborn complications, and hospital staff training in the management of obstetric and neonatal emergencies. Lessons learnt from this project suggest that achieving improvement in pregnancy outcomes in these settings will require substantially more obstetric and newborn care infrastructure and provider training and community mobilization alone will not be sufficient.
Trained 74 community facilitators in Community Mobilization and Home-Based Life Saving Skills.
Trained all Staff nurses working in Community Health Centers1) Gokak, 2) Bailhongal,3) Athani, 4) Chikkodi and Bailhongal in Essential Newborn Care and Neonatal Resuscitation and AMTSL, Partogram, Management of Obstructed labor and APH and PPH.
4)Worked as Field Research Officer in the ‘Maternal Newborn Health Registry (MNHR)’ an essential component of the Global Network, is a prospective, population-based observational study to quantify trends in pregnancy outcomes, including stillbirths and neonatal and maternal mortality rates, in geographically defined low resource areas. It has operated since 2008, enrolling all pregnant women residing in defined study clusters and tracking birth outcomes through 6 weeks post-delivery. As a part of registry, annual household survey is undertaken and all the eligible couples and Likely-to-Conceive women enlisted at every village level. They are being tracked by Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) and Registry Administrators (RAs) every month for early identification of the pregnancy and subsequent enrolment. This unique systematic tracking has been the baseline for many research protocols targeted to test the interventions for reducing maternal and newborn morbidity and mortality. J. N. Medical College – UMKC Women’s & Children’s Research Unit, Global Network for Women’s and Children’s Research from July 2012 to October 2013.
5) Worked as Community Co-coordinator in the “First Breath: Community Based Training and Intervention in Neonatal Resuscitation” project was implemented at seven Global Network Sites located in South Asia, Africa and Central and South America including J N Medical College, Belagavi.
In order to address the issue of birth asphyxia, one of the leading causes of early newborn mortality, the 'Global Network' between 2005 and 2008 launched a major initiative of training community - based birth attendants in Neonatal Resuscitation for reducing early neonatal mortality in developing countries.
Nearly 90 communities, 26 of them in Belagavi District, defined as geographical medical service-based area with approximately 500 births per year, participated in the study aimed at comparing the efficacy of Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) of the American Academy of Paediatrics with the Essential Newborn Care Course of the World Health Organization (WHO) in reducing early neonatal mortality.
More than 65,000 births, approximately 26,000 of them in 298 villages with a population of more than 890,000 in Belagavi District, were assessed over the two- and half-year study period at the participating GN sites.
As part of the trial, over 1,100 birth attendants including Private Practitioners, Nurses, Auxiliary Nurse Midwives and Traditional Birth Attendants were trained for newborn resuscitation on three occasions.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
1.Identification and training of all the birth attendants in PHC area.
2.All the events births, adverse events to be recorded.
3.Developed action plan for monitoring and tracking every birth in the community and infant deaths and still births.
4.Tracking every pregnant woman; in the community to know the delivery outcome.
5.Developed pregnancy tracking system.
6.Developed check and counter check form to ensure not a single event is missed in the community.
7.Trained 46 birth attendants in the community for baseline data collection study and then in the WHO ENC guidelines for Newborn Care: Training included obstetricians, traditiondais, local doctors, general practitioners and ANMs.
8.To examine every newborn within 24 hours after delivery and on the 7th day and CNS examination of the newborns who were resuscitated with bag and mask.
9.Developed 1st line of information and second line of information to ensure timely information of events and not miss a single event.
10. Developed checklist for ENC monitoring and implementation in the community.
Total Experience in J N Medical College Research Unit: 10 years.
TRAINING DETAILS:
1.Karnataka Orientation training course under IPP IX from 8-02-1999 to 24-02-1999 at Health and Family Welfare Training Centre, Hubli.
2.Orientation training course under IPP IX from 8-02-1999 to 24-02-1999 at Health and Family Welfare Training Centre, Hubli.
3.Training Workshop on STD Surveillance under National AIDS Control Programme 24-11-1999 at Health and Family Welfare Training Centre, Hubli.
4.Training in Skilled Based RCH Training from 19-09-2001 to 30-09-2001 HFWTC, Hubli.
5.Management Training Course to the Medical Officers from 08-01-2001 to 12-01-2001 HFWTC, Hubli.
6.Training Workshop and Exhibition on AIDS Kasturba Medical College, Manipal 15-04-1999 to 16-04-1999.
7.Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme at District TB Centre, Belgaum from 17-06-2002 to 21-06-2002.
8.Training at Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences, Hubli Karnataka National Programme on Orientation of PHC Medical Officers in Disability Management Training from 25-07-2002 to 27-07-2002.
9.Training as Community Co-coordinator in First Breath Neonatal Care in Developing Countries: Global Network Base Line Training By RTI International and National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Washington DC and Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Belgaum from 18-02-2005 to 22-02-2005.
10.Short Course on CME on 16-04-2005 to 17-04-2005 J.N.Medical College, Belgaum.
11.Training in WHO Integrated Management of Pregnancy and Child Birth, Essential New Born Care, Training Sponsored by RTI International and National Institute of Child Health and Human Development from 09-11-2005 to 12-11-2005 at J.N. Medical College, Belgaum.
12.Integrated Disease Surveillance Project Training at District Training Centre, Belgaum from 20-07-2006 to 22-07-2006, Belgaum.
13.Administrative Training at District Training Centre, Belgaum. From 16-10-2006 to 17-10-2006.
14.Leprosy Training District Health and Family Welfare Office, Belgaum 26-10-2006.
15.Attended TOT in immunization for medical officers in state institute of health and family welfare Bangalore. On 20th& 21st September 2007 under National Rural Health Mission.
16.Integrated NRHM training for medical officers from 2nd November 2007 to 5th November 2007 at HFWTC Hubli.
17.Neonatal Resuscitation Training at Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College Belgaum in 25th September to 27th September.
18.Attended Integrated National rural Health Mission training for medical officers from 2/11/2007 to 5/11/2007 HFWTC Hubli.
19.Attended Training of Trainers in Neonatal Rehabilitation : Project Training at Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College Belgaum organized by NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH Washington DC in Collaboration JNMC-UMICC research unit Global network on 21/September/2007 to 22/September//2007
20.Attended training in Supplementary Immunization Activities and National Immunization Day at Radisson Hotel Varanasi from 8/April/2008 to 12/April/2008 by World Health Organization and National Polio Surveillance Project and Government of India as Surveillance Medical Officer.
21.Completed Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal care Community Mobilization Trainers and Home-based lifesaving skills trainers’ course as adopted for the Global Networks Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Care Trial
September 22-30 2008 at J N medical college Belgaum Karnataka India. Organized by Global Network for women and children health research Washington DC and National Institute of child health and Human Development (NICHD)
22.Attended workshop entitled “Orientation for newly recruited faculty on 4th August 2014 organized by University Department of Education for Health Professionals KLE University Belgaum Karnataka.
23.. Attended workshop on Problem-Based Learning (Tutoring) skills on 26th and 27th June 2015 Organized by Department Of Medical Education USM-KLE Medical college Belgaum Karnataka.
CONFERENCES ATTENDED AND PAPER PRESENTATIONS:
1.Attended Otoneurology Surgical Workshop and Conference by Dr. Andre’ sultan at Jaslok Hospital & Research Centre, Bombay April 1999.
2.Attended 66thKarnatakaState IMA Conference, Belgaum 21-04-2000 to 23-04-2000.
3.Attended Short Course CME on 16-04-2005 to 17-04-2005 makes every mother and child count. Jawaharlal Nehru. Medical College, Scientific Society, Belgaum.
4.Attended and Presented Scientific Oral Paper entitled detection of rubella infection during measles outbreak investigation at the 18th Annual Conference of Karnataka Association of Community Health XVIII Annual Conference on 19-06-2006 to 11-06-2006 at J.N. Medical College, Belgaum.
5.Attended NEOCON 2006 Xth annual Conference on Neonatology Karnataka Chapter 22-09-2006 to 24-09-2006.
6.Attended Belgaum Divisional Level Orientation workshop at Dharward on 6th October 2007.Karnataka state Health system development and reform project (KHSDRP)
7.Attended CME IN HAEMATOLOGY Jawaharlal Nehru. Medical College eBelgaum 19th and 20th November 2011.
8.Suvarna JNMC National Seminar on “Current Issues in Environmental Health and Lifestyle Diseases” 6th September 2013.
9.J N M C Scientific Society Annual CME 2014 Theme New Generation Family Physician.12th and 13th April 2014
10.JNMC National seminar 2014 on “A multidisciplinary approach to Pain and its Management on 18th August 2014”.
11.A Multidisciplinary Clinical Skills Certificate Workshop at J N Medical College Belgaum, on 19th and 20th August 2014 conducted by Axxonet Brain Research lab.
12.KLE University JNMC Women’s and children’s Health Research unit Belgaum on 5 and 6th September2014. National seminar Interventions for reducing Maternal and Newborn Mortality: Translating Research Evidence into practice.
13.Attended National CME on Public Health Informatics organized by Department of Public health Informatics on 13.12.2014 at J N Medical college Belgaum Karnataka.
14.Attended workshop on stereotactic neurology workshop from 15th to 17th December 2014
Conducted by Department of Physiology JIPEMER Pondicherry.
15.Was the Organizing Secretary for organizing 19TH Association of Physiology and Pharmacology Belgaum branch APPI National Seminar and Workshop in association with ADInstruments, India.
“BRIDGING THE GAP NEURO-PHYSIOLOGY CONNECT” on 30th August 2019 at J N Medical College Belgaum KLE Academy of Higher sciences Karnataka as Organizing Secretary. 65 participants from 7 states participated.
Workshop included hands-on demonstration of “TRIGNO WIRELESS EMG”,
“Human NIBP Non-Invasive Hemodynamics “Innovative class room solutions, and Demonstration “Evoked Potentials”.
Eminent speakers like Dr Kusal K Das Professor, Laboratory of Vascular Physiology and Medicine. Department of Physiology BLDE Medical College Bijapur Karnataka.
Dr Anand. G Joshi MD Professor Department of Physiology KIMS KARAD Maharashtra and
Dr Ravishankar Naik DM Professor and Head of the Department of Neurology KLE Hospital and research center Belgaum delivered lectures.
16. Attended webinar entitled leprosy the forgotten infection needs for an update on the eve of world leprosy day 2021 organized by APPI Belgaum, Karnataka.
17. Attended National seminar from the new normal to the new future a sustainable response to Covid 19 organized by J.N medical college Belgaum Karnataka.
18. Attended CME on Sleep 18-03-2022. Conducted by Department of Psychiatry at KIMS and RF Amalapuram.
19. Attended CME on KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE & PRACTICES OF CONTRACEPTION 12-04-2022. Conducted by Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at KIMS and RF Amalapuram
20. Attended 22nd APPI National Seminar 2022 organized by Association of Physiology and Pharmacology Belgaum Branch “Mental Health and Wellbeing: Adapting to Changing Trends. On Friday 3rd June 2022
21. Attended CME on hospital Infection Control (HIC 1) on 30-06-2022. Conducted by Department of Microbiology at KIMS and RF Amalapuram. Andhra Pradesh
22. Attended CME on hospital Infection Control (HIC 2) on 15-07-2022. Conducted by Department of Microbiology at KIMS and RF Amalapuram. Andhra Pradesh
23. Attended CME on Healthy Child and Healthy family on 25-07-2022. Conducted by Department of Pediatrics at KIMS and RF Amalapuram. Andhra Pradesh
For My Teaching Skills please click on the link below
1. Class on “Learning & Memory”
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_vagR4h3TBB7VHkBRVqINhFQNMJDccCr/view?usp=sharing
2. Class on “Peripheral Pulses”
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1V6LkZaGtmQ3Tj-LUTyPXNGDqh1cYwHej/view?usp=sharing
References:
1)Dr Vrishali Watwe MD Physiology
Professor Ex Head Of The Department Physiology
J N Medical college Belgaum Karnataka
Mobile Number: +91-937*******
Email: adt3q8@r.postjobfree.com
2)Dr Sai Sailesh kumar Snr Phd Physiology
Associate Professor Physiology
B R Ambedkar Medical College
Bangalore
adt3q8@r.postjobfree.com
3)Dr Kusal K Das MD Physiology
Professor, Laboratory of Vascular Physiology and Medicine. Department of Physiology BLDE Medical College Bijapur Karnataka.
Email: adt3q8@r.postjobfree.com
4)Dr Ramachandra Raichur MD Physiology
Professor Head of The Department Physiology
USM-KLE-IMP Nehru Nagar Belgaum Karnataka
Email: adt3q8@r.postjobfree.com
5) Dr Parvati P Patil MD
Professor and Head Of Department
Department Of Physiology
J N Medical College Belgaum
Email: adt3q8@r.postjobfree.com
Mobile Number: +91-944******
6) Dr S V Venu Gopal Raju MD Physiology
Professor and Vice Principal
Head Of the Department Physiology
Asaram Medical College
ELUR Andhra Pradesh
Email: adt3q8@r.postjobfree.com
Mobile Number: +91-944*******
7) Dr Anand. G Joshi MD Professor Department of Physiology
KIMS KARAD Maharashtra
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8) Dr Anand Acharya MD Pharmacology
Dean Konaseema Institute of Medical Sciences
AMALAPURAM East Godavari Andhra Pradesh
Email: adt3q8@r.postjobfree.com
Mobile Number: +91-996*******
9) Dr Sunil S Vernekar MD Physiology
Associate Professor Department Physiology
J N Medical college Belgaum Karnataka
Email: adt3q8@r.postjobfree.com
Mobile Number: +91
10) Dr Nirmala S Shenoy MD Physiology
Associate Professor Department Physiology
J N Medical college Belgaum Karnataka
Email: adt3q8@r.postjobfree.com
Mobile Number: +91-888*******
11)Dr N V Honnungar
District RCH Officer and Senior Research Officer
Department of Health and Family Welfare
Belgaum Karnataka
Email: adt3q8@r.postjobfree.com
Mobile: +91-944*******
11) Dr Anand A Ammangi MD Pathology
Professor Department of Pathology
USM KLE IMP Belgaum Karnataka
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