The department of pediatrics is conducting Workshop on PICNIC training course organized by NEST (Neonatal Emergencies stimulation training in Skill lab on 08/11/2022 by London team. A total of 30 participants from various parts of Bangalore are participating in the Workshop.
The department of Paediatrics, RRMCH conducted “Paediatric Intensive Care and Neonatal Intensive Care – PICNIC” training course on 08/11/2022 at RRMCH skill lab under the guidance of Dr. Adarsh E., Prof & HOD, Paediatric department, RRMCH. Around 35 delegates from various parts of Bangalore participated in the workshop. This workshop was conducted in association with OVUM Group of Hospitals and also IAP-BPS Bangalore.
Simulation session included Newborn Resuscitation, Cardiac Emergencies, Seizures and Respiratory Failure.
Eminent faculties who are experienced in the field conducted the workshop. Post Graduates in NICU & PICU were the most benefited by this training.
Clinical Skill Lab is participating in Mobile Training for Surgical Skill Training Workshop on
Date: 18.10.2022
Time: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Venue: RRMCH Campus
“Surgical Skills Training Workshop – 2022 ” was organized by the Department of Medical Education Unit and Clinical Skills Lab on 18th October, 2022 from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm at RajaRajeswari Medical College and Hospital Campus.
This sessions were organized and facilitated by Dr. Yogesh MK- Joint Registrar, Dr. Anagha MV & Dr. Mythri G– Skill Lab Coordinator. The session ended with distribution of Certificates to all the participants and Resource Faculty.
The workshop was inaugurated by Dr. Sathyamurthy B. – Dean, RRMCH. Dr. Praveen Kumar – Medical Superintendent, Dr. Pravin G U- Vice Principal (Administrative), Dr. Basavaraj Bhandare – Vice Principal (Academic) and Dr. Vivek G – Deputy Medical Superintendent were all present for the Inauguration along with the representatives Mr. Anand and Mr. Karthik from Johnson & Johnson Institute.
Heads of Department of General Surgery and OBG took an active participation along with their faculty members and residents. Hands on training was given in Knotting and Suturing; Bowel Anastomosis and Episiotomy and Perineal Repair. Simultaneously hands on workshop were conducted in Endo training to improve hand eye coordination.
Around 45 participants (Post graduates from Department of Generally Surgery and OBG ) were trained with the help of instructional videos and 20 Resource Faculty members in multiple sessions from 9am – 5pm inside the mobile center – Johnson and Johnson Institute on Wheels stationed at RRMCH, Bengaluru.
The Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care, RRMCH conducted a workshop on Airway management in critical care with advanced difficulty airway management on 15th September 2022 as a part of Global Intensive Care Symposium, 2022 (International Critical care conference) held in Bangalore.
The Workshop was conducted under the guidance of Dr. Rangalakshmi, Professor and Head of Department Anesthesiology and Critical Care and led by Dr. Sowmya. M.J. , Professor in Department of Anesthesiology as course coordinator.
The Workshop included didactive lectures by renowned faculty including 2 international and 5 National Speakers. Hands on demonstration and training were conducted with help of volunteers, Mannequinsand cadaveric specimens. It also included a brainstorming session on approaching clinical scenarios. There were 75 registrations and delegates across the country attended the workshop. The feedback given by delegates was excellent.
The department of Paediatrics, under the guidance of Dr. Adarsh E, HOD & Prof, Dept of paediatrics in co-ordination with NNF and UNICEF have successfully completed the training for 1st batch interns with Basic Neonatal Resuscitation AARAMBH on 09/05/2022. This is an initiative taken to train all interns with basic NRP as per NMC guidelines.
The experienced NRP trainers from RRMCH, Dr. Sahana G, Dr. Malavika Jayanna, Dr. Arpitha B and also External trainer Dr. Mangal gave training to 22 interns who were over whelmed with this great initiative and acquired the knowledge of resuscitation.
Rajarajeswari Medical College & Hospital is one of its first kind who have taken initiative to conduct this program from Karnataka.
Department of Anesthesia has organized “Basic Life Support Program” on
Date : 28.04.2022
Time : 10:00 am onwards
Venue : Kadamba Hall (College Auditorium)
A CME on “INHALED ANAESTHESIA DELIVERY SYSTEMS” was conducted on 20th March 2022 by the department of Anaesthesia and Critical Care, Rajarajeswari Medical College and Hospital.
This was conducted in Kadamba Hall (College Auditorium) from 8:30 am to 06:30 pm. About 215 delegates participated in this event. All CME lectures in the morning were attended by all the registered delegates with a very good interaction with the speakers. The guest speakers were well knowledgeable in the field and the quality of scientific content was deeply appreciated by the delegates and the faculty alike. The speakers covered all topics pertaining to the anaesthesia workstations as mentioned above. The scientific content included evolution of the anesthesia machine over the last 100 years with some of the latest innovations in the field.All the CME lectures were chaired by eminent faculty from all over the state.
There was a brief inauguration ceremony, attended by the Dean, Dr. Sathyamuurthy, Dr. Praveen, Medical Superintendent and Dr. Vivek, Deputy Medical Superintendent. The gathering was welcomed by the Organizing Chairperson and Head of Department of Anesthesia, Dr. Rangalakshmi and Dean delivered a brief message to the audience. This was followed by vote of thanks by Dr. Karthik, Organizing Secretary. The CME offered 2 credit hours by the KMC to the attendees.
In the afternoon session ofhands on workshops, newer anaesthesia workstations with low flow and highly efficient inhaled anaesthesia delivery systems like GE Aysis CS2, Drager Atlan 350 were demonstrated to the delegates.
The speakers tirelessly delivered talks in 4 stations which sparked immense interest amongst the delegates. The discussions continued till 06:30 pm. All examination related queries were suitably addressed. The station on simulation based scenarios taught the delegates practical trouble shooting tips often faced in the day to day usage of the machines. The feedback was positive with suggestions to conduct this CME on a yearly basis.
The above CME once again reiterated the reputation of RRMCH as a centre of academic excellence.
Department of Paediatrics in association with IAP BPS Bangalore conducted 10th Bangalore PDICON & National ID summer CME preconference workshop one day and IYCF sensitization skills workshop One day sensitization IYCF skill workshop
Date: 9th June 2023
Place: Rajarajeshwari Medical College, Kadamba Hall.
Departments of Emergency Medicine along with the Department of Anaesthesia and critical care of Rajarajeswari Medical college & Hospital conducted Adult Basic Life support & Advanced Cardiac life support on 2nd May 2023. All the critical and semi critical departments along with support departments of the hospital staff took part in programme.
Dr. Sahajananda welcomed the gathering and invited Dr.Ambareesh who is a AHA trained faculty from the Departments of Emergency Medicine to start the programme. He gave an overview of the BLS and NALS. He also mentioned the changes in the recent guidelines.Dr.Ambareesh invited Dr.Harshith Mundra to conduct the hands-on workshop using inter-active mannequin and AHA materials. Dr.Harshith is AHA trained faculty from the Departments of Emergency Medicine, Manipal Hospital Bengaluru.
Totally 154 delegates were present in the morning session & 143 participants were present in the afternoon session. Clinical interventions initiated as per the clinical requirements. ‘Hands on’ training of the delegates was done.
Safety committee & Emergency Medicine of Rajarajeswari Medical College Hospital conducted Paediatric Basic Life support & Advanced Cardiac life support on 27th April 2023. All the critical and semi critical departments along with support departments of the hospital staff took part in programme.
Dr. Sahajananda welcomed the gathering and invited Dr.Ambareesh who is a AHA trained faculty from the department of Emergency medicine to start the programme. He gave an overview of the BLS and PALS. He also mentioned the changes in the recent guidelines.
Totally 57 participants were present. Clinical interventions initiated as per the clinical requirements. Hands on training was also done.
We the department of pediatrics, RRMCH in association with IAP under the guidance of Dr. Adarsh E, HOD & Prof of pediatrics conducting Basic Neonatal Resuscitation programme for interns according to NMC guidelines with our renowned NRP trainers. Here in the programme all the interns before completion of their internship, they will be trained how to resuscitate the newborn which include Basic preparation of labour room, counseling of parents if any high risk, Basic resuscitation. So that all interns post completion of the MBBS course would be certified as basic NRP trained and they will be able to go for resuscitation outside. 8 batches of interns (30 interns per batch) are allotted for this programme. we have started the programme from 10/03/2023 and conducting for below mentioned dates.
