Affiliated by : Maharashtra University of Health Science, Nashik
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Government Medical College & Hospital, Akola

शासकीय वैद्यकीय महाविद्यालय व रुग्णालय, अकोला
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Pre-Clinical Departments

Department of Pediatric

HOD

Dr. Manoj Harishchandra Bhatnagar

Prof & HOD

Introduction

Department of Pediatrics was incorporated in Government Medical College in 2002 as one of the final year subject with aim of providing quality education to undergraduate and patients care from 0 to 12 years of age. The department has capacity of 90 beds for general pediatric patients, 5 beds for pediatric intensive care and 12 cradles for neonates. The departments has staff as required for Under Graduates in accordance of MCI i.e. one Professor, two Associate Professor, three Assistant Professors, three senior residents and six Junior Residents.The College has intake capacity of 150 students for MBBS and is affiliated to Maharashtra University Of health Sciences, Nashik.

The department provides basic training in Pediatrics to undergraduates and also provides patient care. The departments caters patients not only from Akola districts but also from neighboring district with radius extending up to Hingoli district. Since Government Medical College was established on existing District Hospital which was one of pioneer referral unit in this area since 1927, the department too inherits the faith of masses in patient care. Department is committed to ensure accessible, high quality and ethical care for all children and families coming to this hospital.

Mission
  • To impart sound practical and theoretical medical education based on strong scientific evidence to students.
  • To have excellence in providing competent and compassionate healthcare services to the children of community.
  • Commitment for state of art in pediatric care by providing a caring and supportive environment for patients, patient's families and subordinates.
  • Encourage clinical research and continually seek better, more efficient ways to achieve quality education and patient care goals.
  • To support Sustainable development goals in relation to pediatric health
  • Adhere to high professional standards by a commitment to ethics, confidentiality, trust, respect and transparency.
  • Collaborate and share knowledge to benefit patients and practicing doctors.
  • To provide preventive care to children.
  • To start PG and fellowship couses in Pediatrics

So ultimate mission is to attain optimal physical, mental, and social health and well-being for all infants, children, adolescents, and young adults.

Vision

    As a teaching institute we like to create students both undergraduates and postgraduates who are competent, skillful, ethical, knowledgeable on whom a society can rely.

    With one or two child norm its utmost important to created confidence in society about the survival of their child by giving quality and advanced care to children. As modern care becomes more and more sophisticated and advanced it also becomes beyond the reach of common man so it's our vision to create more reliable Medical care system by providing a caring and supportive environment for patients, patient's families and subordinates.

    Its our vision to provide services that are respectful, convenient, easily usable and culturally competent. In long run it necessitates to conduct assessments and evaluation program that routinely involve end user of services and in turn modify programs appropriately to improve the quality of service.

    With ultimate vision -To model how services are delivered to young children and their families and to child care providers.

Functions & objectives.
    1) To train undergraduates and post graduates in Pediatrics so they:
  • Function effectively as consultants, integrating optimal, ethical and patient-centered medical care.
  • Establish and maintain clinical knowledge, skills and attitudes appropriate to Pediatrics
  • Perform a complete and appropriate assessment of a patient
  • Use preventive and therapeutic interventions effectively
  • Demonstrate proficient and appropriate use of procedural skills, both diagnostic and therapeutic fields.
  • Seek appropriate consultation from other health professionals, recognizing the limits of their own expertise
  • Develop rapport, trust, and ethical therapeutic relationships with patients and families
  • Participate effectively and appropriately in an inter professional health care team
  • Maintain and enhance professional activities through ongoing learning.

  • 2) To conduct clinics, lectures, seminars for students in Pediatrics.
    3) To conduct theory and practical examinations as per MUHS, Nashik
    4) To carry out and guide research activity for students and teachers.
    5) To provide patient care to neonates, infants, children and adolescent includes

  • Outpatient care
  • Inpatient care
  • Emergency care
  • Pediatric critical care
  • Neonatal intensive care
  • Infant and young child nutrition
  • Preventive care
  • Specialty clinics- sickle cell clinic, thalassemia day care center, Vaccination, asthma clinic, epilepsy clinic etc
  • Diagnostic services at community level

  • 6) To train various paramedical staff.
    7) To conduct CME for health professionals
    8) To provide expertise in various policy making related to pediatric care
    9) To carry out national health care Programs
    10) To evaluate various health issues.

Organisation / Faculty ( Teaching )

Sr.No. Name Educational Qualification Post / Designation Registration Number Renewal Date Recent Photo
1 Dr. Manoj harishchandra Bhatnagar MBBS, MD Pediatrics Professor & Head 2000/07/2050 18/01/2022
2 Dr. Abhay shivram bagul MBBS, DCH DNB Pediatrics DM NEUROLOGY Associate Professor 2003/02/0590 18/04/2022
3 Dr. Sumit Vijay lamge MBBS, MD Pediatrics Assistant Professor 2017/08/4101 23/08/2022
4 Dr Madan shriram mahalle MBBS,DNB Pediatrics Assistant Professor 2014/06/3029 25/06/24
5 Dr. Balkishan kacharu choudhary MBBS, MD Pediatrics Assistant Professor 2012/10/3041 17/10/2022
6 Dr. Samata Bhagwandas Miniyar MBBS, MD Pediatrics Assistant Professor 2007/06/2394 14/06/2022
7 Dr. Ashutosh Abhimanyu Paldiwal MBBS, MD Pediatrics Assistant Professor 2017/01/0131 20/01/2022
8 Dr. Samta subhash khade MBBS, MD Pediatrics Senior Resident 2019/10/6766 30/10/2024
9 Dr Satish Jagannath Chavan MBBS DCH DNB(Pediatrics) Senior Resident 2013/07/2560 13/08/2022
10 Dr Payal Ghanshyam Kuchewar MBBS, MD Pediatrics Senior Resident 07/05/1474 12/08/2023
11 Dr Pranita Dilip Shirsat MBBS MD Pediatrics Senior Resident 2019/04/1916 17/04/2024
12 Dr Yashika Gupta MBBS Junior Resident 93344 27/04/21
13 Dr Shraddha Somnath Mode MBBS Junior Resident 2022/07/3922 01/07/2022
14 Dr Mohini Sandeep Nadagouda MBBS Junior Resident 2021/12/8480 09/12/2021
15 Dr Priyanka S MBBS Junior Resident 148447 11/08/2020
16 Dr Narayan Dadarao Sawant MBBS Junior Resident 2019/03/0759 09/03/2019

Organisation / Faculty ( Non-Teaching )

Sr.No. Name Post / Designation
1 Amol Rohankar Technician
2 Pradip Saitwal Medical Social Superintendent
3 Jaya Khambalkar Staff Nurse
4 Sunita Hiwrale Staff Nurse
5 Shardha Gadge Staff Nurse


Research Papers published by department of ENT
Sr.No. Title of Article Month and year of publication Journal National or International Authors
1 Intrauterine fetal traumatic lung injury following road traffic accident to mother : A case report July 2020 Indian Journal of maternal-fetal and neonatal medicine National Manoj Bhatnagar, Swapnil Bansode
2 A study to predict the response to treatment in Pediatric patients treated with anti epilepsy drug in a tertiary hospital in central India October 2018 Global journal for research analysis International Manoj Bhatnagar, Samata Warudkar
3 Study of clinical profile of HIV infection in paediatric age group at tertiary care hospital January 2024 Research Journal of Medical science International K. Balkishan Choudhari, Shubhangi Patil Ganvir, Harish Tambekar
4 Neurological complications in children with Dengue: Incidence and clinical spectrum January 2024 International Journal of Tropical Medicine International Shubhangi Patil Ganvir, Harish Tambekar, K. Balkishan Choudhari
5 Prevalence and Predictors of screen time exposure in young children: A Descriptive facility based study ; May 2024 Preventive Medicine Research and Reviews National Ashutosh Paldiwal, Pritam Kabra, Umesh Kawalkar etal
6 2. Study of bacteriological profile in pre pre pasteurized human milk in Human Milk Bank . February 20 Indian Journal of Applied Research National Vinit Warthe, Ashutosh Paldiwal, Urmila Deshmukh,Samata Miniyar, Subecha Wankhede
7 4. Study of Clinical profile and management of Intradural Extramedullary spinal cord (IDEM) tumors (conducted at a tertiary care center in central Maharashtra September- 2022 . Indian Journal of Applied Research National Anup Kela,Samata Miniyar
8 Tethered cord Syndrome: A study of clinical manifestations and their surgical outcome. August 2022 Indian Journal of Applied Research National Anup Kela,Samata Miniyar
9 Clinical spectrum of Morvan Syndrome: A single center study June- 2021 Indian Journal of Applied Research. National Jagiasi K A, Bagul A S


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