State level Bio-Quiz competition 2K18 Name of the students Students of our College participated and secured Runner up prize in state level Bio-Quiz 2018 competition organized by India Bio, Govt. of Karnataka under innovative Karnataka program with its focal theme INNOVATION and IMPACT which was held at Yenepoya University, Mangalore on 19th November 2018. Report Guest lecture on Pharmacy Education & Practice in USA on 29th Dec 2018 A Guest lecture on Pharmacy Education & Practice in USA was delivered by Prof. Chandra Sekar, International Ambassador for Study Abroad program, University of Findlay, Ohio, USA on 29th Dec 2018 at our college. Prof. Chandra Sekar elaborated on Pharmacy Education & Practice in USA and also shared about his 40 years professional experience in India & Abroad.
Report GUEST LECTURES Dr. Siddharth Patil, Prof. and Principal, Dr. Shivajirao Kadam College of Pharmacy, Kasabedigraj, Sangali, Maharastra delivered guest lecture on “PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH IN ACADEMICS” on 2nd Nov 2018. He spoke on how to select topic for research and novelty of research and publications. PG students of different specialization attended the Guest lecture. National Conference KAAPTICON-2018 Dr. Prakash Goudanavar, Professor and Head, Dept. of Pharmaceutics along with post graduate students of our College attended KAAPTICON National Conference held in Raichur, Karnataka on 26th & 27th Dec 2018. Our M. Pharm students Mr. Shashi Kumar and Mr. Srinivas, Dept of Pharmaceutics presented research posters. Dr. Prakash Goudanavar, secured Third prize in Oral Presentation on the topic “An Engineered Tumor Specificity of Etoposide Loaded Colloidal Drug Delivery System”.
Report A Seminar on “Preclinical Drug Discovery and Animal Models used in Drug Metabolism and Pharmacokinetics” The Department of Pharmacology organized a seminar on“Preclinical Drug Discovery and Animal Models Used in Drug Metabolism and Pharmacokinetics” on 17th november 2018. Mr. VISHWANATH K M Senior Research Scientist, PCO, Biocon Bristol Myer Squibb – R & D Center (BBRC) - Syngene International Ltd, Bangalore, India delivered the Lecture. Over 150 students including Faculty members (Final B.Pharm, III, IV, V Pharm. D and all Dept. PG students) attended the session. Mr. Vishwanath K M deliberated his customized talk to the students of above mentioned classes so as to facilitate the theoretical aspects in the perspective of practical component in the field of research. He also customized his talk and gave tips to all the outgoing students about importance of developing skills in the process of employability. He talk gave main focus on: Need to conduct PK studies in animals o To understand the clearance, volume of distribution, half-life and Bioavailability from animals studies (rat, mice, dog) o The primary purpose of pre-clinical pharmacokinetic studies (rat, mice, dog) is to validate the tools that will be used to predict human kinetics. He explained the regulatory requirements in India for conducting the animal studies and covered the Institutional Animal Ethics Committee (IAEC) and CPCSEA norms. He explained 3R models using few case studies (mouse, rat and dog) and application in preclinical discovery and use of reduced number of animals to obtain the same results without compromising the quality of results. Highlight of the seminar topic 1. Role of Pharmacokinetics studies in drug discovery and development 2. Animals models used in ADME studies 3. Mouse, rat and dog models 4. 3R models and application 5. Explained about Animal handling (Mice, Rat, Rabbit and Guinea pig) - PO, IP, IM, SC and IV dosing. 6. Explained about Designing and conducting pharmacokinetic studies in rats and Mice.
A Seminar on Overview of Diabetes Mellitus A seminar on “Over view on diabetes mellitus” by Dr. M. A. Shekar, Director of Karnataka Institute of Endocrinology and Research, Bengaluru was conducted by Department of General Medicine at Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences on 27, Nov 2018. Pharm D interns and 5th year pharm D students attended the seminar. Dr. M. A. Shekar summarised the topic- Diabetes Mellitus and took a flow from definition to On treatment achievement via mainly focused on the lifestyle modification like diet, exercise, etc. and applying keep it simple and stupid technique on the modifications of life. There were various diagnostic criteria for diabetics and pre-diabetics like symptoms + RBS ≥200mg/dl, FBS ≥126mg/dl, OGTT- 2hours plasma glucose ≥ 200mg/dl, IFG & IGT. Hence, the classification and etio-pathogenesis was discussed in a simplified manner along with the effects of diabetes mellitus on kidney, liver, cardiovascular diseases and other peripheral vascular diseases along with their associated diseases and checklist for doubtable people in various geographical areas like demographic checks, lipid profile, LFT, etc. with few serious discussions he concluded the session by afternoon.
Report OVERVIEW OF GUEST LECTURE ON EPILEPSY ON THE OCCASION OF INTERNATIONAL EPILEPSY DAY ON 11th, Feb 2019 PHARM D Interns had attended a Guest lecture at Sri Adichunchanagiri college of medical sciences on “EPILEPSY organised by General Medicine Department. Dr. Madusudhan B.K, Dr. Raghunahan Nadig, delivered the Lecture. Dr. T.M. Manohar, Medical Superintendent , General Medicine graced the occasion as a chief guest. It was mind blowing Guest lecture starting from Dr. Madusudhan B. K, sir Senior consultant neurologist and epileptologist, BGS Global Hospital, Bengaluru his message was short, simple, fabulous an inspirational . Mainly his Lecture is related to the EPILEPSY-INDIAN PERSPECTIVE and MANAGEMENT OF WOMEN WITH EPILEPSY. Dr. Raghunandhan sir Professor of Neurology, St. John’s medical college, he is an amazing person, he was very active through out the session, his friendly and humble nature is mind blowing. His achievements acts as motivation for us. And mainly the sir’s Lecture is on APPROACH ON HEADACHE and TRIGEMINAL AUTONOMIC CEPHALALGIA. Lastly, We would like to thank the Department of General Medicine Chair persons and Head Of the Department for inviting us cordially.
Day 2 Date : 22-SEP-2018 Faculty : Mr. Vedamurthy Joshi & Mr. Purushotham KN Students involved : 4th B. Pharm& M. pharm Total number of students : 61 members Industry Visited : Group Pharmaceuticals private Limited Day 3 Date : 28-SEP-2018 Faculty : Mr. Purushotham KN Students involved : M. Pharm Total number of students : 34 members Industry Visited: Karnataka Antibiotics and Pharmaceuticals Limited Industrial Visit 2018-19 Our college organized an industrial visit as a part of curriculum on 21st, 22nd & 28th of September 2018 to Karnataka Antibiotics & Pharmaceuticals Ltd & Group Pharmaceutical Pvt, Ltd respectively. Both are ISO 9001:2000 certified company. At first presentation was given on industrial profile, status, growth & the products manufactured by them. They are well equipped with high technology & automated instruments to meet requirements of regulatory guidelines. They are manufacturing Injectable, Dental care products, Semisolids & Oral liquid dosage forms. They allowed our students to visit stores, dispensing, packing, production and quality control departments & finally to see effluent treatment plant. In the end feedback from the students was taken regarding the visit. Mr. Vedamurthy Joshi, Mr. Purushotham KN & Mr. Nagesh DR were in-charge of the industrial visit. Day 1 Date : 21-SEP-2018 Faculty : Mr. Purushotham KN & Mr. Nagesh DR Students involved : 4th B. Pharm Total number of students:52 members Industry Visited : Karnataka Antibiotics and Pharmaceuticals Limited
Report WORKSHOP ON PHARMACOECONOMICS on December 14th 2018 A one-day workshop on Pharmacoeconomics was organised in Nirmala College of Pharmacy under the Kerala University of Health Science. Our faculty Mr. Muhammed Rashid PP, from the department of Pharmacy Practice successfully conducted hands on training on softwares used in Pharmacoeconomics as a part of ISPOR students chapter annual function on December 14th 2018. The event was organized by Dr. Manju Maria Mathews, Principal Nirmala College of Pharmacy, and around 30 pre-intern Pharm.D students attended the workshop. Morning session was on the topic “Basics of Pharmacoeconomic evaluations” which consist of various evaluation methods such as cost-minimization, cost-effectiveness, cost-utility and cost-benefit analyses with case studies. Post lunch session was on “Software’s used in Various Pharmacoeconomic evaluations” such as Tree Age. A hands-own training on the software was provided using the available facilities and through audio-video presentations. The session was concluded by Fr. Jos Mathai Mailadiath, Administrator, Nirmala College of Pharmacy, followed by Honouring of the speaker. Dr.Juneeta Benny, Faculty Advisor, ISPOR SC, Nirmala CP gave the vote of thanks.
“Pharmaceutical Industry: An Insight for Budding Pharmacos” In association with Pharma-Training Institute, (PTI) Bangalore A Report Our College organized a Four days program entitled “Pharmaceutical Industry: An Insight for Budding Pharmacos”. The program was basically designed to sensitize and train the various aspects of Pharmaceutical Industries and its functions for the budding Pharamcos of Final year through number of sessions. This program was conducted in association with Pharma Training Institute (PTI), Bangalore. PTI is a non profit training organization, established to mainly to bridge gap between industry and academia by bringing industrial experts to budding students. Our college has successfully conducted this event since 2016 and students have appreciated the program very much. This year the program was designed with two days intensive class room training by industrial experts and two days USFDA approved Industrial plant visit. The session began with the formal inauguration in the morning on 15.09.2018 followed by seminar from Mr. Umanandan Misra about the Overview of Global Pharmaceutical Industry, followed by “Supply Chain Management” by Mr. R Kekere. The afternoon session was conducted by Mr. Hari P Gupta on Marketing and Stress Management. Second PTI training was conducted on 6.10.2018 by two eminent speakers Dr. Deepak and Mr. Sateesh Karanth on Pharmacovigilence, Clinical Trials, Regulatory Affairs, Formulation Development and QA, QC and other Industrial aspects. The session was completed and concluded by Mr. Umanandan Misra by explaining various aspects in the industry such as Accounts, Job Opportunities Attitude Building etc. Students visited sterile unit of KAPL, Banglaore and Group Pharma, Malur on 21.09.2018 & 22.09.2018. 25 Post graduate students also visited KAPL, Bangalore on 28.09.2018. Students witnessed the dosage form preparation and evaluation in the industry. Feedback was taken after each session and the students rating were assessed. Industrial visit was made successful with the help of Dr. Nagesh and Mr. Purushottam K N. The entire event was coordinated by Dr. Vedamurthy Joshi, Associate Professor, Department of Pharmaceutics, as per the direction of Dr. B Ramesh, Principal SACCP. This program enabled the student and respective faculty to interact with the industry experts. Trainers expressed their joy after interacting with budding Pharmacos. Overall the entire program was helpful in building the confidence and attitude of the student towards the profession.
57th NATIONAL PHARMACY WEEK CELEBRATIONS Theme: Pharmacists for a healthy India INITIUM 2018 INITIUM 2018 was conducted by Indian pharmaceutical Association in JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysore on 07th December 2018 as a part of 57th National Pharmacy Week Celebration. The occasion comprised of various cultural events including Quiz, group Song, Dance, and Photo context etc. The team participated in three events including Pharma quiz, Photography and Group Dance (Non-classical) and won two prizes. Shree Harsha PB won first Prize in Photo contest based on the theme Role of Pharmacy in Promoting Healthcare and Better Patient Care. Ms Risha and Ms.Haritha won the third prize in Quiz competition Team SACCP also participated in Group dance which was a dynamic and energetic one. The students of our college took part in various events. The team SACCP, composed of 9 students including Shree Harsha &Haritha(III Pharm.D); ThoyaJaksha, S.Lohitha, Rishasnehal (II Pharm.D);shik,Manaswi, Rohith &Nithya (IstPharm.D) along with the faculty coordinator Muhammed Rashid. Report
NATIONAL EDUCATION DAY Sri Adichunchanagiri college of Pharmacy, Adichunchanagiri University celebrated “National Education Day” on 13-11-2018 to observe and commemorate the birth anniversary of Dr. Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, the first Education minister of Independent India and a great freedom fighter. Essay competition on the theme “Importance of Pharmacy Education for Health Care System” was conducted (1st Prize Rs.2000 & 2nd Prize Rs. 1000). 25 Students participated in the competition. Sindhu Shree N of III Pharm D got 1st Prize and Manjushree S of VI Pharm D (PB) got 2nd Prize. During the event guest lecture on “Importance of Education” was delivered by Prof. Raghunath Singh, renowned Educationist, Government ALK P.U College, Bellur. Report
PHARMACON INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE on 23rd, Dec 2018 Our students attended a conference at Hyderabad on “PHARMACON INTERNATIONAL” organised by Dr. Karthik Rakham President (PSPP). Dr. Chandra shekar, professor, university of Findlay, Dr. Sai Praveen, Senior consultant Intensivist and pulmonologist, Apollo Hospitals, Jubliee Hills, Dr. Vishnu, Infectious Diseases Consultants, Secunderabad, Dr.Partha saradhi, Consultant Nephrlogist, Apollo Hospitals, Mr. Tilak, Former Clinical Pharmacist, Queensland Health, Australia, Dr. Nasir Ahmed, Former Clinical Pharmacist, John Hopkins Aramco Healthcare, Saudi Arabia delivered talks. Dr. Sunitha, BOS Chairperson, CPS, IST, JNTU-H graced the occasion as a chief guest. 500 delegates representing 75 colleges of pharm D across the country attended the event. Report
REPORT ON PRE-PLACEMENT WORKSHOP On 18th & 19th Jan 2019, our college organized two days training programme on “Value Addition in Employability & Interview Facing Skills” for the benefit of pre-final year students of SACCP. Mr. Gurumurthaih S S Director from Argaav Healthcare pvt.ltd, Bangalore, Dr. N Madhusudan purohit and Mr. Manohar from JSS College of pharmacy Mysuru, Dr. Rajesh V & Dr. Prakash G, from SACCP, B G. Nagara were the resource persons for this training programme. Around 136 students participated in the workshop from various colleges includes, S J M College of Pharmacy, Chitradurga, Shree Devi College of Pharmacy, Mangalore, D.R.Karigowda College of Pharmacy, Hassan, T V M College of Pharmacy, Bellary, N E T College of Pharmacy, Raichur. Day 1: First session, Mr. Gurumurthaih S S Director from Argaav Healthcare pvt.ltd, Bangalore, delivered lecture on “The Pursuit Of Inspired Career In Pharma And Life Sciences” the topic included subtopics such as gateway for pharma corporate jobs, clinical trials, pharmacovigillance, medical writing, clinical data management and regulatory affairs. Few frequently asked questions and the effective answers for those questions were discussed. In the second session, Dr. Rajesh V Department of Pharmacy Practice of our college delivered lecture on “Transformation of the Graduate to the Professional” the topic included subtopics such as psychomotor skills to practice skills, communications skills in influencing and optimizing professionalism, critical thinking and problem solving abilities in to leadership skills. Few frequently asked questions and the effective answers for those questions were discussed. Report
Report Day 2: Third session, Dr. N Madhusudan Purohit and Mr. Manohar from JSS College of pharmacy Mysuru delivered lecture on “Placement orientation” and the topic included subtopics such as - career path in pharmacy, corporate expectations, developing an effective resume, interview process and focused on what is group discussion, how to take part in group discussion, do’s and don’ts of face to face interview. After giving these tips students were made to take part in group discussions under the guidance of trainers. Fourth session, Dr. Prakash G Department of Pharmaceutics of our college delivered lecture on “Writing Effective CV and Techniques To Boost Confidence During Interview” and also Identifying The Differences Between CV, Resume and Bio Data. Tips and guidelines for attending HR interview, few frequently asked questions and the effective answers for those questions were discussed. At the end of the day programme was concluded with the closing remark by Dr. B. Ramesh Principal, SACCP, B G Nagara, and certificates were presented to all the delegates.
NATIONAL PHARMACY QUIZ -2018 On the occasion of The 57th National Pharmacy Week Celebration held on 19th to 25th November 2018 organised by Indian Pharmaceutical Association along with our college, A National Level Pharmacy Quiz was Organised by the IPA . As a part of theevents of the National Pharmacy Week celebrations-2018, A group of 3 students of our institution, HARIKRISHNA.A (IV Pharm D) SAYANTAN GHOSH (IV Pharm D), YAMUNA RANI KS(IIIrd B Pharm) was shortlisted as one among the top 50 teams in the preliminary round conducted by the IPA-IPC Organisation and being selected for the next level of Semi-final rounds . The Semi-finals was held at Chebroulu Hanumaiah Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (CHIPS), Guntur-2019, Andhra Pradesh on 8 December 2018. The Students were Awarded with Certificates of Participation. The Event was inaugurated by eminent Personalities of The Pharmaceutical Industry along with Delegates from the IPA-IPC committee.
Report 4th International Conference on Clinical Pharmacy (CPCON) on 5th & 6th of January 2019 The two days International conference on “Transitioning towards Multidisciplinary Care and Research” was held on 5th& 6th of January 2019 at Kasturba Medical College, organized by the Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, MAHE. Our staff Dr. Ramanath K V and two 5th year Pharma D students Mr Prabin Thapa ,Ms Grishma presented their Posters. Dr. Ramanath K V also contributed as a poster evaluator in that conference. One M pharm Student and three more Pharm D students also attended this conference as a delegate. The two day conference consists of various resource personnel from abroad, Indian academy and industrial background. Overall more than 600 delegates participated in this conference. One of the speakers Miss Dr. Rory E. Kim, PharmD, Asst. Professor, University of Southern California, USA , gave a talk on the topic “Caring for the whole patient: A Multidisciplinary Approach For Patients With Diabetes”. This gave an insight on how the alliance of the multiple disciplines involved in health care can work together to achieve better patient care and the benefits of a multidisciplinary approach to the patient care. The second resource person Dr. Douglas Steinke, Ph.D, Senior Lecturer, University of Manchester, UK gave his insights on the topic “Antibiotic Resistance and Antibiotic Stewardship: An International Perspective On What Pharmacist And Community Can Do?”. In the second day, resource person Dr. Ganesha Rai, Ph.D, Research Scientist/Chemist, NCATS, National Institute of Health, gave his insights on “Impact of Small molecule Probes in Creating New Paths for Drug Discovery- A Sneak Peak on Translational Science Efforts at NCATS”. The academic resource person Dr. S Sriram, Ph.D, Professor and Head, College of Pharmacy, SRIMPS, Coimbatore gave a talk on the “Multifaceted approach to ensure effective use of anti-microbial: Challenges Ahead”. Few more in-house resources persons from practicing medical fraternity also shared their knowledge and views in the conference along with the audience.Over all this conference was well organized and this conference helps us in enriching the latest trends of clinical pharmacy activity.
ISPOR SC-SACCP INAUGURATION ISPOR Inauguration ceremony along with National science day was held on 1st of March 2019. The program commenced by an introductory video regarding ISPOR which provides the necessary information. An awareness brochure as a part of ISPOR SC-SACCP World cancer day celebration on topic “Gall bladder and Bile Duct Cancer awareness” was launched by the Principal and HODs in presence of ISPOR SC-SACCP president Harikrishna. Dr. B Ramesh (Principal, SACCP), Dr. Prakash Gowdanavar (HOD, Pharmaceutics), Dr. Bheemachari (HOD, Pharmacology), Dr. Yunus Pasha (HOD, Pharma Chemistry) and Dr. Annegowda (HOD, Pharmacognosy) addressed the gathering regarding National Science Day as well as ISPOR. Harikrishna A (President, ISPOR- SC –SACCP) gave a brief speech on ISPOR and its contribution to the Healthcare community and decision making. He also specified the role of ISPOR towards the society’s mission that is to promote Health Economics and Outcome Research excellence to improve decision making for health globally. He made a note on the history of ISPOR and the need of ISPOR in a developing country like India. Muhammed Rashid (Faculty advisor, ISPOR-SCSACCP) delivered a seminar on all the aspects of ISPOR, need and benefits of being a part of ISPOR, Pharmacoeconomics and Outcome Research. He explained the benefits of being a part of ISPOR Student chapter and discussed regarding some upcoming activities of ISPOR SC-SACCP. He concluded the session by inviting the students to join ISPOR Students chapter and get benefitted from it.
Report INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE The two days International conference on “Transitioning towards Multidisciplinary Care and Research” was held on 5th& 6th of January 2019 at Kasturba Medical College, organized by the Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, MAHE. Our staff Dr. Ramanath K V and two 5th year Pharma D students Mr Prabin Thapa ,Ms Grishma presented their Posters. Dr. Ramanath K V also contributed as a poster evaluator in that conference. One M pharm Student and three more Pharm D students also attended this conference as a delegate. The two day conference consists of various resource personnel from abroad, Indian academy and industrial background. Overall more than 600 delegates participated in this conference. One of the speakers Miss Dr. Rory E. Kim, PharmD, Asst. Professor, University of Southern California, USA , gave a talk on the topic “Caring for the whole patient: A Multidisciplinary Approach For Patients With Diabetes”. This gave an insight on how the alliance of the multiple disciplines involved in health care can work together to achieve better patient care and the benefits of a multidisciplinary approach to the patient care. The second resource person Dr. Douglas Steinke, Ph.D, Senior Lecturer, University of Manchester, UK gave his insights on the topic “Antibiotic Resistance and Antibiotic Stewardship: An International Perspective On What Pharmacist And Community Can Do?”. In the second day, resource person Dr. Ganesha Rai, Ph.D, Research Scientist/Chemist, NCATS, National
CONFERENCE IN DIPSAR, DELHI (8-10 Oct 2018) Pre-workshop on Pharmacovigilance in IPC, Ghaziabad A pre-workshop conducted by IPC on Pharmacovigilance was inaugurated by “Dr. G N Singh” (Secretary cum Scientific director, IPC) in presence of renowned personalities like Dr. KK Sharma, Dr. RK Ghoyal, Dr. GN Singhal and Dr.Kalaiselvan. Dr.Kalaiselvan explained very nicely on the new era of IPC, which is Materiovigilance regarding the need, history and plan of establishment and execution etc. There was discussion on various aspects of IPC, Pharmacopoeia, PvPi, MvPi, Herbovigilance, Cosmovigilance, AEFI . Conference Pharmacovigilance and Pharmaco econonmics and Outcome Research in DIPSAR, Delhi On the second day of conference a lectures on “Pharmacoeconomics and Outcome Research” where they have explained nicely on each aspect of Pharmacoeconomic evaluations, need of HEOR in India and Health technology assessments. Many representatives from various companies attended and explained various aspects of HEOR and the scope of Pharm.D and Pharmacy Practice graduate in all aspects. Next day was completely covered on the Pharmacovigilance, Materiovigilance, Herbovigilance and Cosmovigilance.
Report PHARMABRDIGE TRAINING PROGRAMME oct 21- Nov 9 2018 Our faculty Dr Ramanath attended the FIP sponsored pharmabridge training programme in the university of Sydney, Australia from oct 21- Nov 9. This training programme enriches in the various areas like academic, research, hospital and community Pharmacy. The skill learnt shall be implementing in the feasible areas of our institutions. Pharmacy Dean & Professor ‘Andrew McLachlan’ with two academic Indians with Associate professor ‘Rebeka Moles’ in the university of Sydney.
Report On VK Education Fair Two days education fair was conducted by Vijaya Karnataka on 23rd and 24th FEB 2019 at Chamundivihar Indoor Stadium, Mysuru. The fair was officially opened by Minister of Higher Education G.T. Devegowda at 10:30 am. As a constituent college of Adichunchanagiri University, our college participated in the fair with the aim of informing interested candidate about the different courses available in pharmacy and their job opportunities. During the fair we distributed brochure to the interested candidates and obtained their contact details.
THE 57th NATIONAL PHARMACY WEEK The National Pharmacy Week, 2018 was conducted by our college in association with Indian Pharmaceutical Association (IPA). The theme selected for this year was “Pharmacists for a Healthy India”. Pharmacists around the nation celebrate National Pharmacy Week every year from the 18thof November to the 24thof November to acknowledge the valuable contributions that Pharmacists and technicians make to patient care in hospitals, outpatient clinics, and other healthcare settings. DAY 1 The National Pharmacy Week was inaugurated on the 19th of November 2018 by S Chandrasheker Shetty, Vice Chancellor ACU. The chief guest of the session was Dr. Premnath Shenoy, President IPA, Karnataka. A lecture was delivered by Mr. Raja Agnihotri on the topic “Current trends/innovations in pharma sectors” and Dr.Mahadev Rao conducted a session on “Future of Pharmaceuticals in genomic era: Multidisciplinary approach” followed by an interactive session for the students. “Busqueda dei Tesoro”, a Treasure Hunting competition was held on 17th of November 2018 during afternoon session among the students of our college and a cash prize of Rs 1000 was awarded to the winners. A team of five members from 2nd year won the first prize and 4th and 5th years shared the second Prize. Report
DAY 2 On 18th of November 2018, Rangoli competition was held in Yuvalaya during the morning session. Report DAY 3 Exhibition was inaugurated by Dr. S Chandrasheker Shetty (Vice Chancellor ACU) in the presence of Principal Dr. B Ramesh, HOD’s and other faculty members. The exhibition comprised of creative works of students and consisted of information about the newly introduced drugs, drug interactions, and banned drugs. DAY 4 On 20th November 2018, our alumni Dr. Mathew James delivered a seminar on the topic “Recent Trends and Opportunities in Pharmacovigilance”. The seminar was followed by an interactive session. As a part of the National Pharmacy Week, a painting competition was conducted during afternoon session based on the theme “Pharmacists for a Healthy India”. Cultural programmes namely, cancion dueto(duet song), groepsdans (group dance), sincronizacion de baile(dance synchronization), cancion solista (solo song) was conducted during the evening session and it turned out to be a grand event.
Report DAY 5 As a part of the National Pharmacy Week, the students of the pharmacy practice department organized a rally at Bellur on 22nd Nov 2018 to create awareness among the community regarding “Antibiotic Resistance”. Also a debate competition was held in Yuvalaya among the students based on the theme of National Pharmacy Week-2018. DAY 6 On 23rd Nov 2018 a drama was performed by Prof. Jagnnath Mahapatra, Abhishek Pattnaik and Darsheel Safary at BGS auditorium which was titled “Two Adorable Losers”. DAY 7 On 24th of Nov 2018, Guest lectures on “Introduction to clinical data management” was delivered by Mr. Pradeep P A, “Clinical Trials and Regulatory affairs overview” was given by Mr. Ramdas M and Mr. Vijay Kamat delivered a session on “Overview of Pharmacovigilance and Future Trends with Artificial Intelligence and Robotic Process Automation”.
Report PHARMADITË 2K18 (WORLD PHARMACIST DAY) The World Pharmacist Day was conducted at our college as “PHARMA-DITE 2K18”. Pharmacists around the globe celebrate 25th September as The World Pharmacist Day every year. This year’s theme for the World Pharmacist Day is “PHARMACISTS: YOUR MEDICINES EXPERTS”. PHARMA-DITE 2K18 comprised of a 3-day celebration starting from the 25th to 27th September. Day 1: EXHIBITION Exhibition was inaugurated by Dr.Sagar (Incharge MS, AH&RC) along with Dr.Shashikanth Bhatt (Unit Chief, Med. B) in presence of Principal Dr. B Ramesh along with other faculty members by cutting ribbon followed by cake cutting at exhibition centre. The exhibition was informative as it highlighted the newly introduced drugs, updated information, drug interactions, banned drugs etc, The awareness materials for the public created on the topics of “Suicide prevention”, “Drugs gave me the wings to fly but it took away my blue sky” and “Know your periods” were launched during the inaguration. FREE MEDICAL CHECK UP As a part of PHARMA DITE 2k18, a free health checkup was conducted at Ambulatory patient care Centre of Department of Pharmacy Practice. The free health checkup was coordinated by pre-interns. They were provided with special hands-on training on Glucometer, Digital Sphygmomanometer along with measuring of Pulse Rate and BMI. Medico interns from General Medicine and Psychiatry also extended their support in all activities. The free health check-up was inaugurated by Dr.Shashikantha Bhatt followed by medical check up which was open for the public till 5 PM. As a part of camp stress screening was also done in association with Psychiatry Dept. Approximately 100 volunteers including patient’s attendees and visitors were screened during the session and the volunteers with abnormal health status were referred to Out Patient Department of Medicine.
Report VIZATIM On the occasion of World Pharmacist Day a drawing competition ‘VIZATIM’ was held on 25th September 2018 for the students in the exhibition hall of PharmaDite-2k18 at 3 PM. The theme provided for the participants was “PHARMACY LIFE”. Rakshith of 2nd Pharm.D was declared as the winner of solo drawing competition and Dharshan and team of 4thPharm.D was declared as winners for group-wise competition. VISIT BY VICE CHANCELLOR Honourable Vice Chancellor, Dr. S Chandrashekara Shetty visited the Exhibition Center followed by ambulatory care services of Dept. of Pharmacy Practice at 2.15 PM. The visit was accompanied byDr. K Byrappa (Pro. VC, ACU), Dr. C K Subbaraya (Registrar, ACU), Mr. B K Umesh (Finance Officer), Dr. Sagar (In-charge MS, AH&RC), Dr. Shashikanth Bhatt (Unit Chief, Med. B), Dr. B Ramesh (Principal, SACCP) and Dr. Rajesh V (HOD, Dept. Pharmacy Practice). Dr. Rajesh V Head, Department of Pharmacy practice introduced all the activities done by the Department to the honorable delegates and discussed regarding the scope of improvement to serve as better health care professionals. Student in-charges helped in checking their health status and assessed the stress.
CONCURSO FOTOGRAFICO Report Photography competition was conducted as a part of PharmaDite-2k18 with a theme of “Pharmacists: Your medicines Experts” which was open for all the students of SACCP and sister institutions under ACU. VETTAI PharmaDite-2k18 team conducted treasure hunt named as Vettai, where in 16 teams consisting of 5 members in each group enrolled. A screening test was conducted for the smooth handling of event by organizing a memory test and 5 of the best teams were selected for the final round. Among them a team from VthPharm.D was crowned as the winner and all other teams were awarded with participation prizes. TANZPIEL The 1st day was winded up with a mind blogging tantalizing Mime @ AIMS lounge around 5 PM in the evening in presence of students and delegates of SACCP and AIMS. The eye-catcher of the day, Mime was rephrased on the theme “Role of Pharmacist in the invention of new drugs during a new viral outbreak”. The audience was fascinated by the performance of the artist and appreciated the effort with a fruitful feedback. Day -2 The second day of PharmaDite-2k18 was started by the visit of BGS Model Public school students to the Exhibition Centre. School students were so enthusiastic to know the aspects of the drugs and actively participated in all the activities arranged. Dr. Rajesh V gave away the prizes to the winners during the visit.
Report On behalf of PHARMADITË-2k18, a drawing competition and free health checkup were carried out in collaboration with BGS MODEL PUBLIC SCHOOL on 26th September. Drawing competition was conducted exactly at 2.30 PM for 4th & 5th standard students on the topic ‘Role of medicinein our life’. The students outwitted the organizers with their extraordinary thinking that they delivered to us through their drawings and sharing the ideas. Simultaneously a free health checkup was organized for both teaching and non-teaching staff of the school in collaboration with the Dept. of Medicine and Psychiatry. The program was inaugurated by Mrs. Neerada (Principal, BGS MPS). All staffs were screened for the medical checkup. Day-3 Third day of PHARMADITË-2k18 comprised a drawing competition and various sports activities for high schools students in BGS Model Public School. Organizers planned certain games for non-participating students to keep them entertained while drawing competition was conducted in the background. The drawing competition was conducted on the topic of “Role medicine in our life”.
WORLD AUTISM AWARENESS DAY Report Our faculty and students visited an Orphanage or a special care center named Dayabhavan (shelter home for boys) as a part of Autism awareness day on April 04, 2019 which is organized by ISPOR Student chapter with Support of SACCP. There were around 75 children with 4 care-takers. They provided a welcome drink along with a welcome dance. Next we visited their office and went through their albums and prizes won by the children for various cultural events and sports across the state and National level. The event was initiated by giving an introduction on Autism in Kannada and English language by Reetha and Sindhushree of 3rd Pharm.D. Sindhushree welcomed all the dignitaries to the Dias and all the children and SACCPians to the event. Moman Joseph (HOD, MSW) given an informative session on Autism and role of all the professionals to get into the public service for about 10 minutes and Muralidhar Gowda (Assistant Professor, MSW) introduced the different institutions and social works done by Dhayabhavan and their organization. Muhammed Rashid (Assistant Professor, SACCP) concluded the session by giving the vote of thanks. The cultural events was started immediately after the session. All the students of SACCP and Children of Dhyabhavan actively participated in various events including dance, songs etc. There was a lunch arranged at 2 with all the children and staffs. They taught us the procedure to have food properly including how to take, pray and everything. After lunch we visited Dayakirana adoption center where about 8 babies were taken care and ready to be adopted soon. It was a heart touching experience for all of us.
CONTENTS 1. Top Ten inspirational Quotes by Swami Vivekananda 1 2. My Thoughts 2 3. Mobile Vs Book 2 4. Seven ages of a women 3 5. Betty, Botter 3 6. The Biological Basis Of Mental Illness 4 7. Inspiration 5 8. Prescribing in Pregnancy 6 9. Life 7 10. True love never Dies 7 11. YAKSHAGANA 8 12. LIFE 9 13. TO MY BEST TEACHER 9 14. WEAPONS OF COPYING 10 15. Pharmacist’s Prayer 11 16. Motivational short story 11 17. 10 REASONS TO LOVE A PHARMACIST 12 18. THE CURIOUS WORLD 12 19. Inspiration Thought Struggling will make you stronger 13 20. INSPIRING SHORT STORY 13 21. Thoughts of Life 15 22. THE ROAD NOT TAKEN 16 23. PROUD HAS NO FALL 17 24. THE CURIOUS WORLD 17 25. TIME IS PRECIOUS 15 26. QUOTES 19 27. TIME & KARMA 20 28. AWARDS FOR SMOKERS 20 29. BEST TIPS TO IMPROVE YOURSELF 21 30. BELIEVE 22 31. MONEY 22 32. Respect 23 33. MOM 24 34. A DAD’s Love 24 35. MY HERO (APPA) 25 36. MY DAD 25
37. Brother 26 38. DON’T QUIT 26 39. HANDWORK – ESSAY 27 40. GLADE YOU’RE MY DAD 27 41. MOTHER 28 42. BENEFITS OF RADING 28 43. DEAR DAD 26 44. SHORT STORY 27 45. MY ONLY LOVE 29
1 Walk on Five. Fly in air I am Have, why do you fear oh my dear make it clear be with cheer All power is within you you can do anything and every thing My life is more precious than spending it in getting the admiration of the world. Believe in yourself and the world will be at your feet Any thing that makes you weak physically intellectually or spiritually reject as poison Arise, Awake and stop not till the goal is reached You have to grow from the inside out none can teach you. Non can make you spiritual. There is no other teacher but your own soul Learn everything that is good from others but bring it in and in your own way adsorb it in do not become others Your aim is yours so don’t change it for others but your character is not yours so change it for others. Truth can be stated in a thousand different ways yet each one can be true Be a hero always say, I have no fear Top Ten inspirational Quotes by Swami Vivekananda Harisha N Class: IV B Pharm 1
2 ¨ÉùUÉ PÁ®zÀ°è JµÉÖà ¥ÀæAiÀÄvÀß ¥ÀlÖgÀÄ vÉUÉAiÀÄ®Ä DUÀzÀ §AqÉUÀ®Äè ªÀļÉUÁ®zÀ°è vÀ¤ßAzÀ vÁ£Éà GgÀĽ ºÉÆÃUÀÄvÀÛzÉ fêÀ£ÀzÀ°è vÁ¼Éä EzÀÝgÉ J®èªÀ£ÀÆß ¸Á¢ü¸À§ºÀÄzÀÄ vÁ¼Éä JAzÀgÉ £ÀªÀÄä UÀnÖvÀ£À. z˧ð®å C®è. Learning is an art. Reading books and newspaper will not be a complete learning, unless applied in practicle terms. Life is not constant, theories will definitely help to you to live it. The cycle of learning will not be complete when you share your enlightenment to others, specially the one who needs it By doing this, we are making the world a better place to live Plucky mobile speaks… Keep me safe in your hands Bow your head to spend the precious time with me and I promise to show the whole world to you The naive book suggests…. If you handle me carefully in your hands and if you bow your head to spend the precious time with me… I’m sure, I will make you stand upholding you head in front of the whole world. Wise choice is done by the wise men. My Thoughts Mobile Vs Book Chandan B.N. IV B Pharm
3 A Woman is a girl with emotion that twirl A woman is a teenager This stage in her life is very major A woman is a wife the essence and love of somebody’s life A woman is a mother about the child she has to bother When a woman becomes old Her young memory still hold A woman becomes a grand mother She takes one more step further A woman when she dies In everyone’s heart her love and memory lies…. One day Betty Botter wanted to bake a cake the bright care cheap butter to bake it. But something was wrong with the butter. “The butter is Bitter” paid betty Botter as she tasted the Butter. “If I put is in my cake batter, it will make the batter bitter. But if I put a Bit of Better Butter than would make my Batter Better. So, she went off to Buy a Better Butter than then Bitter Butter. She mixed a Bit of Better Butter into her cake batter She taited the Batter and was happythat the Batter was not Bitter. She adopted the Best waty to stone the problems, Because there will be always one Moral of the story. I you have a problem always think of the best way to solve it. Seven ages of a women Betty, Botter Meena A.C. IV B Pharma Mahesh M.S. 4th B Pharma
4 Good Reasons for Bad feelings : Insights from the frontier of Evolutionary Psychiatry . Globally, the burden of depression and other mental – health conditions is on the rise. In North America and Europe alone, mental illness accounts for upto 40% of all years lost to disability. And molecular medicine, which has been huge success in treating diseases such as cancer, has failed to stem the tide. Into that alarming context enters the thought provoking GOOD REASONS for BAD FEELINGS, in which evolutionary psychiatrist Randolph never offers insights that radically reframe psychiatric conditions. In his view, the roots of mental illnesses, such as anxiety and depression, lie in essential functions that evolved as building blocks of adaptive behavioural and cognitive function. Furthermore, like the legs of thorough bred racehorsesselected for length, but tending towards weakness – some dysfunctional aspects of mental function might have originated with selection for unrelated traits, such as cognitive capacity. Intrinsic vulnerabilities in the human mind would be a trade off for optimizing unrelated features. Similar ideas have surfaced before in different contexts. Evolutionary biologists Stephen Joy Gould and Richard Lewontin, for example, critically examined the blind faith of ‘adaptationist’ evolutionary theorizing. Their classic paper ‘The spandrels of San Marco and the Panglossian paradigm’ challenged the idea that every aspect of an organism has been perfected by natural selection. Instead, like the curved triangles of masonry between arches supporting domes in medieval and Renaissance architecture, some parts are contingent structural by products. These might have no discernible adaptive advantage, or might even be maladaptive gould and lewontin’s intuition has to some extent, been vindicated by molecular genetics. Certain versions of the primitive immune – system protein complement 4A, for instance, evolved for reasons unrelated to mental function, and yet are associated with an increased risk of schizophrenia. THE BIOLOGICAL BASIS OF MENTAL ILLNESS Harshitha V 2nd Pharm-D
5 Be your own inspiration! when times seen bleek or tough when you’re looking for motivation or proof that you are enough You trust your individual components; Your eyes, your fingers, your brain, You know those parts do what they’re meant to do The sum & the total are the same! know there is strength inside you. know with each beat of your heart That you can do what you are meant to do; All you have to do is start. A Life In Colour The pink of your cheeks when the cold wind bites. The intricacy of your iris against the blank of the white the blue of a mood that is saddened and dull The golden jubilation of a cup half full The rainbow of joy The darkness of sorrow The green eye of the monster who consumes your todays and tomorrows the silver of wisdom The green shoots that thrive Embrance every colour for they prove we’re alive Inspiration Harshitha V 2nd Pharma D
6 There are Major concerns of permanent harm to the baby when ever any drug is administered to pregnant women. Maternal medication can also. Increase the incidence of abortion. Foetal death premature or delayed labour or create perinatal problems. Principles of prescribing during pregnancy. ✶ Where possible use nondrug therapy ✶ Prescribe drugs only when definitely needed ✶ Choose the drug having the best safety Record over time ✶ Avoid never drugs unless safety is clearly established ✶ OTC drugs cannot be assumed to be safe ✶ Use the lowest effective dose ✶ Use the drug for shortest period necessary ✶ If possible give drugs intermittently ✶ Avoid medication in the initial 10 weeks of Gestation. Drug class (condition) Safety uncertain / unsafe Safer alternative 1. Antiemetic Domperidone (X) Ondasentron Promethazine Doxylamine Dicyclomine 2. Antiallergics Centirizine Loratadine Astemizole Chlorpheniramine Promethazine 3. Anti Tubercular Pyrazinamide Streptomycin (X) Isoniazid Rifapicin E thambutol 4. Antimalarial Artemether Artesunate Primaguine (X) Chloroquine Mefloquine Proguanil Quinine 5. Cortico Steroids Beta Methasone Dexamethasone Inhaled contricosteroids Topical Cortiocsterad Prednlsolone Oral (lowdose) 6. Antithyroid drugs Carbimazole Radio acive Iodine Iodide Propylthiouracil 7. Antiviral Acyclovir Ganciclover - 8. Anti Hypertensive Ace inhigitors Angiotensin antagonist Thizide Diuretics Methyladaxa Nifedipine Clonidine Prescribing in Pregnancy
7 A meaningful life is not being rich, being popular being highly educated or being perfect… It is about being real being humble being strong and being able to share ourselves and touch the lives of others. It is only then that we could have a contended and full happy life. Life G. Srisai Anwitha 2nd Pharm D. Encaptured in my mind still stands the moment of the time when our Hearts were young and painted with all the colors of youth As we enter the age of the Silver clouds replaced With yesterday’s vision that now have locked away a tiny corner in each of our foolish hearts. Don’t regret my Love, be ever so thankfully we had tender moments of our youth to carry our lives to the end of its existence ………….. for true love never dies. True love never Dies Pushpa S IV Pharm D
8 Yakshagana is a traditional theatre from that combines dance, music, dialogue, costume, meakup and stage techniques with a unique style and form. This theatre style is mainly found in Tulunaadu and some parts of Malenadu regions of Karnata and Kerala. Yakshanagana is traditionally presented from dusk to dawn. It’s stories are drawn from Ramayana, Mahabharata, Bhagavata and other Hindu epics. Yakshagana literally means the song (gana) of the Yaksha (nature spirits). Yakshagana is the scholastic name for art forms formerly known as bayalata and dasavatara. It is belived to have evolved from pre classical music and theater during the period of Bhakti movement. It is sometimes simply called “The Play” in Tulu language. Yakshagana is a Separate genre of music independent of Karnakata Sangeehta and the Hindustani music of India. It is believed to have survived as an indigenous phenomenon only in Karnataka. A typical Yakshagana performance consists of background music played by a group of musicians, and a dance and dialogue group, who together enact poetic epics on stage. The himmela is made up of lead singer-who also directs the production and is referred to as the “First Actor”. Additional himmela members are players of traditional (himmela members are players) musical instruments. Such as the maddale, the harmonium and the chande (loud drums). The music is based on ragas, which are characterized by rhythmic patterns called mattu and tala. Yakashagana performance typically beings in the twilight hours, with an initial beathing of the drums of several fixed compositions, called abbara. This may last for up to an hour before the actors finally arrive on the stage. The actors wear resplendent costumes, head – dresses, and face paints. Yakashagana is popular in the districts of Dakshina Kannada, Kasaragod, Udupi, Uttara Kannada and Shimoga. Yakshagana can refer to a style of writing, as well as the written material itself. It was probably used for poems enacted in bayalata such as the “ballads of Koti and Chennayya”. Yakshagana in its present form is believed to have been strongly influenced by the Vaishanava Bhakti movement. Yakshagana was first introduced in Udupi by Madhvacharya’s disciple Narahari Tirtha. Narahari Tirtha was the minister in the Kalinga Kingdom, He also was the founder of Kuchipudi. The first written evidence regarding Yakashangana is found on an inscription at the Lakshminarayana Temple in Kurugodu, Somasamudra, Bellary District. The Yakshagana form of today is the result of a slow evolution, drawing its elements from ritual theatre, temple arts, and secular arts all interwoven over a period of several hundred years. YAKSHAGANA Sangeetha N. 1st Pharm D
9 Don’t just have a career or academic goals set gols to give you a balanced peace are all in good the day of your breakup. There is no fun in driving a car if your back hurts. Shopping is not enjoyable if your mind is full of tensions Don’t take life seriously. Life is not meant to be taken seriously, as we are really temporary here. We are like a prepaid card with last another 50 years. And 50 years is just 2500 weekends. Do we really need to gets so worked up…? It’s ok, dunk few classes, score law in couple of papers, take leave from work, fall in love, fight a little with your spouse… it’s ok… we are people, not programmed devices…! “Don’t be serious, enjoy life as it comes”. LIFE Manaswi N 1st Pharma D With a special gift for learning And with a heart that deeply cares You add a lot of love To everything you share And even though You mean a lot, You’ll never know how much, For you helped To change the would Through every life you touched You sparked the creativity In the students whom you taught And helped them strive for goals That could not be bought You are such a specials teacher That no words can truly tell However much you’re valued For the work you do so well TO MY BEST TEACHER Hemanth Kumari .G II D Pharm
10 “Copying is an art; the wise do it wisely and the fools do it foolishly” The previous horrifying night of the exam, where the pressure and temperature level reaches the maximum, water being the sole source of surivol and books become our pillow, calls, messages and letter to our beloved lord starts and every mantra/verse is on the tip of our tongue. There comes the big day, the day to face the challenges and the difficulties intensed examination hall. Arrives the question paper… feel like hanging myself/ourselves to the above nosiest fon… Q.1….4…5…7… 8…. 10…. and the reaction that is followed by us “Oh God I haven’t even heard of these questions ever” “Which language is this?” Silince fills the hall. Girls around start writing at the speed of formula 1 cars racing to finish the question paper I. Sit there with my eyes wide open to search the various weapons of copying and find some interesting people around me. 1. SNAKE PEAK COPYING: hiss and poke others to trap answer and act as though nothing has happened. 2. THE EIFFEL TOWER: The ones who take up good advantage of being tall. 3. CHIT SNATCHER: Those who don’t do anything on their own, but snatch chits prepared by others. 4. SEXIEST LIPS: The one who have mastered the art and science of LIP… Reading. 5. PUPPY FACES: They get answers in the most sweetest and innocent way, which you would have never seen. 6. TABLE HUGGERS: The ones who lie flat on the table/desk and innocently get the answers. As I look at myself for these and much more, I think to one word. If I would have also mastered the art and taken the weapons of copying seriously. So tell me friend, which of the weapons of copying have you tried and succeeded in without getting caught any of the time” “Good artists draw; best artist steals” – WEAPONS OF COPYING Niharika K.J. 1st Pharma D.