R.N.T. Medical College

ADR  Monitoring Centre

Coordinator – Dr. Meena Atray

Deputy coordinator – Dr. Apurva Agrawal

Sensitization Programme conducted by ADR Monitoring Centre-

Sensitization programme are conducted regularly by ADRMC for residents and nursing staff. 30 participants are included in one sensitization programme

In 2018 – Sensitized 164 residents and 198 Nursing staff

In 2019 – Sentitized 52 nursing staff

List of Publications in last five years:-

1.      Atray M, Agrawal A. Impact of an educational intervention on knowledge and attitude regarding pharmacovigilance and adverse drug reaction reporting among postgraduate students of a tertiary care teaching hospital. Natl J  Physiol Pharm Pharmacol 2022;12 . DOI: 10.5455/njppp 2022.12.11408202124112021

2.      Agrawal A, Chauhan CS, Boliwal K, Sharma A. Acquaintance and awareness of budding physicians toward antimicrobials’ use: need of the hour. J Lab Physicians 2021.

3.      Sharma A, Agrawal A, Sindhwani G, Sharma A, Tomo S, Charan J, Yadav D, Sharma P. Efficacy of procalcitonin and pentraxin-3 as early biomarkers for differential diagnosis of pleural effusions. Pleura and Peritoneum 2021; 6(2): 83–90.

4.      Singh H, Chippa VK, Meena VK, Gaur M. Comparative Analysis of Resistance of Vancomycin and Linezolid against Methicillin Resistance Staphylococcus Aureus in a Tertiary Care Center at Southern Rajasthan. Int J Pharma Bio Sci., Volume12., No 3 (July) 2021, pp 28-32

5.      Modi PK, Singh H.  Evalution of Antipyretic activity of withaniasomnifera: An experimental study. PIJR 2021 May; 10(5).

6.      Modi PK, Singh H.  Comparison of different teaching methodologies in a medical college in north india. GJRA 2021 May; 10(5).

7.      Atray M, Agrawal A, Atray D. Comparative effectiveness of simulation based teaching versus conventional teaching for undergraduate students of second professional M.B.B.S in experimental pharmacology. IJPSR 2017;8(4): 1836-41.

8.      Agrawal A, Sharma A, Atray M. Future aspirations of medical students in current scenario of medical reforms – A comparison between government and private setup. JRMEE 2016 ;6(2): 77-84

9.      Meena VK, Atray M, Agrawal A. Evaluation of drug utilization pattern in indoor patients of medicine department at tertiary care teaching hospital in southern Rajasthan. IJPSR 2016; 7(9): 3835-40

10.  Sharma A, Agrawal A. Complementry and alternative medicine (CAM) use among patients presenting in outpatient department at tertiary care teaching hospital in southern rajasthan, india  - A questionnaire based study. Altern Integ Med 2015 ; 4:1

11. Gaur M. Drug utilization study of medicines used in paediatric patients of   

       bronchial asthma in a tertiary care centre at southern Rajasthan. IJSR 2019;8(7).

        12. Atray M, Radhika V. Pattern of self-medication amongst housewives vs working women in urban population in Southern Rajasthan. Int J Basic Clin Pharmacol2018;7:1561-6

13. Chhipa VK, Atray M. Pattern of antimicrobial utilization in indoor ward of surgery department of a tertiary care teaching hospital of Southern Rajasthan, India. Int J Basic Clin Pharmacol2017;6:1723-7

        14. Atray M, Agrawal A and Atray D: Comparative effectiveness of simulation based   

             teaching versus conventional teaching for undergraduate students of second professional M.B.B.S in experimental pharmacology. Int J Pharm Sci Res 2017; 8(4): 1836-41.doi: 10.13040/IJPSR.0975-8232.8(4).1836-41.

       15.  Meena VK, Atray M and Agrawal A: Evaluation of Drug Utilization Pattern in   Indoor Patients of Medicine Department at Tertiary Care Teaching Hospital in Southern Rajasthan. Int J Pharm Sci Res 2016; 7(9): 3835-40.doi: 10.13040/IJPSR.0975-8232.7(9).3835-40.

        16. Agrawal A, Sharma A, Atray M. Future aspirations of medical students in current    

             scenario of medical reforms-a comparison between government and private     

             setup. JRMEE 2016;6(2):77-84.

Awards:

·         Awarded as ‘A very special teacher & Academic Counsellor’ by Lions Club Udaipur on 5^th September 2021- Dr. Archana Jain

·         Awarded membership in National Academy of Medical Sciences (NAMS) in November 2021- Dr. Apurva A.

·         Awarded as ‘A very special teacher & Academic Counsellor’ by Lions Club Udaipur on 5^th September 2021.- Dr. Apurva A.

·         Felicitated by District Collector, Udaipur, in 2020 for managing ‘Corona Control Room’ during COVIID – 19 pandemic - Dr. Apurva A.

·         Awarded second prize in “Dr SC Verma Memorial Prize Session” for Paper Presentation in 28^th Annual Conference of Indian Pharmacological society (Gujarat chapter) in 2010, for paper entitled “Use of antimicrobial prophylaxis in Surgical and Medical Intensive Care Units – A comparative study” -Dr. Apurva A.

·         Awarded as ‘A very special teacher & Academic Counsellor’ by Lions Club Udaipur on 5^th September 2021- Dr. Harcharansingh

·         Awarded as ‘A very special teacher & Academic Counsellor’ by Lions Club Udaipur on 5^th September 2021- Dr. Vimleshmeena

·         Indira Gandhi National Samrasta Gold Medal – Dr Shipra

·           2^nd prize in postgraduate quiz in AMUCON 2018 - Dr Mayur Gandhi

·           3^rd prize in Best E-poster in RNT Updates - Dr Mayur Gandhi

Recent courses completed by Faculty

·         Advance Course in Medical Education in October 2021- Dr. Apurva

·         Certificate course in GCP Guidelines by NIDA Clinical Trial Network 2020- Dr. Apurva

·         Basic Course in Biomedical Research by ICMR in 2020- Dr. Apurva

·         Basic Course in Biomedical Research by ICMR in 2021- Dr. Harcharan Singh