Academic, welfare and statutory committees that shape the learning, safety and culture of our institution.
Medical Education Unit (MEU)
The MEU is committed to excellence in medical education through continuous faculty development, innovative teaching methods and student-centred learning aligned with the Competency-Based Medical Education (CBME) framework of the National Medical Commission. It equips faculty with modern teaching techniques, innovative assessment methods and reflective practice, and nurtures educators interested in curriculum development and academic leadership. Smart classrooms, AV systems and interactive learning spaces support engaging delivery. For students, the MEU runs Fresher's Orientation, mentoring and academic-skill workshops, and develops the teaching abilities of postgraduates through the "Residents as Teachers" programme. Workshops on communication, ethics, stress management and HRD foster a positive learning culture and nurture competent, compassionate, ethically grounded doctors.
Anti-Ragging Committee
Sree Mookambika Institutions maintain a strict zero-tolerance policy towards ragging and ensure a safe, respectful learning environment. The committee operates continuous monitoring, awareness programmes and a prompt grievance redressal mechanism in accordance with national regulations, promoting a culture of mutual respect, discipline and inclusiveness on campus.
Mentor–Mentee Program
Each student is assigned a faculty mentor who monitors academic progress, personal well-being and career development. Regular mentor–mentee interactions identify learning challenges, address concerns and encourage personal growth — building strong teacher–student relationships and supporting both academic success and professional excellence.
Curriculum Committee
The Curriculum Committee plans, implements and continuously improves the academic curriculum in line with NMC guidelines and CBME principles. It coordinates academic schedules, monitors teaching-learning, reviews assessment strategies and conducts regular reviews to maintain high academic standards relevant to evolving healthcare needs.
Sub-Curriculum Committee
The Sub-Curriculum Committee supports curriculum delivery at the departmental level — coordinating teaching schedules, facilitating horizontal and vertical integration of subjects, conducting evaluations and reviewing faculty/student feedback to continuously improve teaching methods and learning outcomes.
Vishaka Committee (Internal Complaints Committee)
The Internal Complaints Committee ensures a safe, respectful and gender-sensitive environment. It addresses concerns related to harassment and discrimination through awareness, sensitisation and fair grievance redressal — upholding the dignity and rights of every member of the campus community.
Clinical Audit Committee
The Clinical Audit Committee is committed to enhancing the quality and safety of clinical care through systematic audits and performance reviews. It promotes evidence-based practice, adherence to clinical standards, and continuous monitoring of patient outcomes. The committee identifies opportunities for improvement, recommends corrective actions, and supports continuous professional development to strengthen clinical excellence across the institution.
CPR Committee
The CPR Committee ensures that cardiopulmonary resuscitation services are delivered effectively and in accordance with current national and international guidelines. It develops resuscitation policies, oversees staff training, ensures the availability of emergency equipment and medications, and reviews all CPR events to improve patient outcomes. The committee promotes high-quality emergency response through adherence to BLS, ACLS, and PALS protocols.
Blood Transfusion Committee
The Blood Transfusion Committee promotes the safe, appropriate, and evidence-based use of blood and blood components. It monitors transfusion practices, reviews transfusion reactions, evaluates blood utilization, and works to minimize wastage while ensuring patient safety. The committee also supports education, policy implementation, and continuous quality improvement in transfusion services.
Infection Control Committee
The Infection Control Committee (Including Biomedical Waste Management) is dedicated to preventing and controlling healthcare-associated infections while ensuring a safe environment for patients, visitors, and healthcare professionals. It develops and monitors infection prevention policies, conducts surveillance, investigates outbreaks, and ensures compliance with biomedical waste management, sterilization, disinfection, and environmental hygiene standards. The committee promotes continuous surveillance, staff education, and quality improvement in infection prevention practices.
Internal Complaints Committee (ICC)
The Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) is committed to maintaining a safe, respectful, and inclusive workplace by preventing and addressing sexual harassment. It provides a confidential and impartial mechanism for receiving and investigating complaints in accordance with applicable laws. The committee promotes awareness, protects employee dignity, and recommends appropriate corrective measures to foster a workplace free from discrimination and harassment.
Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee
The Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee oversees the safe, effective, and rational use of medications across the institution. It develops medication management policies, maintains the hospital formulary, monitors adverse drug events, and supports antibiotic stewardship initiatives. The committee ensures compliance with regulatory requirements while promoting evidence-based prescribing and continuous quality improvement in pharmacy services.
Quality Improvement Committee (Core Committee)
The Quality Improvement Committee serves as the driving force behind the hospital's Quality Management Program and continuous quality improvement initiatives. It oversees compliance with NABH standards, statutory requirements, and institutional policies to ensure safe, effective, and patient-centered care. Through regular monitoring of quality indicators, audits, risk assessments, and improvement projects, the committee fosters a culture of excellence, patient safety, and accreditation readiness across the organization.
Safety Committee
The Safety Committee is responsible for creating and maintaining a safe environment for patients, staff, visitors, and the community. It identifies potential hazards, conducts risk assessments and facility inspections, investigates incidents and near misses, and implements corrective and preventive measures. The committee also promotes safety awareness through policies, training programs, and continuous monitoring of workplace and patient safety practices.
Radiation Safety Committee
The Radiation Safety Committee ensures the safe and responsible use of radiation and radioactive materials in compliance with Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) guidelines and applicable regulatory requirements. It oversees radiation safety practices, staff training, occupational radiation monitoring, and equipment compliance. The committee continuously evaluates radiation safety measures and promotes best practices to protect patients, staff, and the public.
Human Resources (HR) Committee
The HR Committee oversees recruitment, employee welfare, performance management, and staff development across the institution. It ensures compliance with statutory requirements and institutional HR policies. The committee promotes a positive work environment, employee engagement, and professional growth. It supports the organization in maintaining a competent and motivated workforce.
Credentialing & Privileging Committee
The Credentialing & Privileging Committee verifies the qualifications, experience, and competency of healthcare professionals. It grants and periodically reviews clinical privileges based on defined criteria and performance. The committee ensures that only qualified practitioners provide patient care. It promotes patient safety, clinical excellence, and compliance with NABH and regulatory requirements.
Medical Records Committee
The Medical Records Committee ensures the accuracy, completeness, and confidentiality of patient medical records. It monitors documentation standards and compliance with statutory and NABH requirements. The committee reviews medical record quality through regular audits and recommends improvements. It supports safe patient care, legal compliance, and effective health information management.
A shared commitment.
Together these committees safeguard academic quality, student welfare and institutional integrity — ensuring SMIMS remains a place where every learner can thrive with dignity, support and purpose.
