Overview
Pharmacology is a core subject in medical education, providing a foundation for understanding drug therapy and its clinical applications. The Department of Pharmacology plays a vital role in advancing healthcare and improving human health through the study of drugs and their effects on living organisms.
INFRASTRUCTURE
DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY
Dr. V. Ganesh MBBS, MD
Professor & HOD
- Department office
- Office Space for Teaching Faculty/residents
- Seminar Room with Internet facility, Audiovisual equipment- LCD projector, Over Head projector, screen
- List of Department specific laboratories - Clinical Pharmacology, CAL Lab with 36 computers, Pharmacy lab
- Library facility pertaining to the Department 179 books, 10 journals
- Departmental Research Lab with adequate equipments
- Departmental Museum: Crude Drugs 16; Drug Formulations 300; Charts: 108; Medicinal Plant Diagrams: 21
1. SPECIALITY SERVICES
ADR Monitoring Centre
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2. POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES/ FELLOWSHIPS​
MD Pharmacology
3. CMEs, CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS DONE IN THE DEPARTMENT​
CME / Workshops / Programs – Department of Pharmacology
CME on Upper Respiratory Tract Infections in Children – May 9, 2013
Workshop on Principles of Ethics in Human Research – Dec 12 & 13, 2013
CME on Pharmacovigilance: A Global Concept – Sept 19, 2014
CME on Diabetes Mellitus: Pharmacotherapeutic Insight – Sept 16, 2015
Workshop on Teaching/Learning Methods for Postgraduate Students – Jan 6, 2016
Workshop on Good Clinical Practice and Schedule Guidelines – Feb 10, 2017
Sensitization Program on New MBBS Curriculum for HODs – May 13 & 14, 2019
Interdepartmental CME (Pharmacology & Dermatology) – Recent Advances in the Management of Psoriasis – Aug 28, 2020
ICH GCP, New Drugs & Clinical Trial Rule 2019 & ICMR Guidelines 2017 & 2020 – Nov 11, 2021
Awareness Sensitization Program on Patient Safety – Sept 21, 2021
Symposium on Pharmacovigilance: Is Reporting Voice Loud Enough? – Sept 22, 2022
3rd Pharmacovigilance Week Celebration – Sept 17–23, 2023
4th Pharmacovigilance Week Celebration – Sept 17–23, 2024
4. MERITS AND OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS​
Merits
Experienced Faculty: Highly qualified and experienced faculty members provide expert guidance and mentorship to students and researchers.
Diverse Research Areas: Department specializes in neuropharmacology, clinical pharmacology, and toxicology, offering a wide range of research opportunities.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Active collaboration with other departments fosters innovative research and knowledge exchange.
Educational Excellence: Offers high-quality UG and PG programs, preparing students for successful careers in academia, industry, and healthcare.
Achievements
Publication of Research Papers: Faculty and students publish in prestigious scientific journals, contributing to the advancement of the field.
Awards and Recognition: PG students have received best paper awards for research contributions in conferences and academic achievements, including First Rank in MD Pharmacology.
Community Outreach: In collaboration with Community Medicine, faculty and PGs engage in outreach programs to educate the public on drug safety and usage.
Training and Mentorship: Provides training and mentorship on CBME and research, fostering the next generation of pharmacologists.