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In our institute of internal medicines department we have 10 medical wards .Each medical wards have 45 beds ,have equipped with around 10 Oxygen ports in each wards, each wards have equipped with 2 bp apparatus, 1 x-ray lobby ,2 ambu bags ,2 laryngoscope , 1 pulse oximeter , 1 ecg machine , 1 glucometer ,1 portable suction ,1 nebulizer ,1 weighing machine ,and one examination table.
In toxicology ward ,we have 27 beds and equipped with 11 o2 ports, 9 ventilators,13 multipara monitors,1 ecg machine ,1 defibrillator, 1 usg machine, 5 syringe pumps, 10 infusion pumps, 1 x ray lobby, mobile x-ray unit , 1 laryngoscope, 5 pulse oximeters, 5 ambu bags,2 bp apparatus ,1 glucometer,1 portable suction apparatus, 1 nebulizer, 1 weighing machine, 1 bipap machine ,and we are doing plasmapheresis in our toxicology ward.
In HDU ward we have 24 beds and have equipped with 24 o2 ports , 6 ventilators, 5 multipara monitors,1 ecg machine ,1 defibrillator, 1 usg machine ,15 syringe pumps, 10 infusion pumps,1 mobile x-ray unit, 1 x-ray lobby, 2 bp apparatus, 2 laryngoscope, 1 pulse oximeter,6 ambu bags ,1 glucometer,2 portable suction apparatus, 1 nebulizer .
Under the Institute of Internal Medicine, we have isolation ward for patients admitted with Communicable diseases such as INFLUENZA, TETANUS, COVID-19, VARICELLA, RABIES, YELLOW FEVER, NIPAH VIRUS, MONKEY POX providing protocol based treatment for infected patients with Isolation and Quarantine.
Under the Institute of Internal Medicine, we have provided a resuscitation bed with Emergency medicines Equipped with ALS support in Outpatient room for tackling emergencies/First Aid.
S.NO | Date | CME / CONFERENCE – Title | University / TNMSC Credits / both if present | State or National level or institute level |
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1 | 12/01/2021 | Fibrosing Lung Diseases | Tamil Nadu Dr. MGR Medical University | State Level |
2 | 30/03/2021 | Overview of Pharmacovigilance and adverse drug reactions and their managements | NA | State Level |
3 | 30/03/2021 | Modes of ADR Reporting and causality assessment | NA | State Level |
4 | 06/08/2021 | Nintedanib and Pulmonary Fibrosis | NA | State Level |
5 | 15/12/2021 | Critical Care | Tamil Nadu Dr. MGR Medical University | State Level |
6 | 16/03/2022 | Updates on NTEP Guidelines | NA | State Level |
7 | 16/03/2022 | Updates on DRTB Guidelines in NTEP | NA | State Level |
8 | 16/03/2022 | Programmatic management on TPT | NA | State Level |
9 | 07/04/2022 | Extrapulmonary TB lecture series-1 ( TB & LIVER) | NA | State Level |
10 | 05/05/2022 | Bronchial Asthma | NA | State Level |
11 | 15/06/2022 | Basics of Lung Cancer | NA | State Level |
12 | 13/07/2022 | Lung Transplantation | NA | State Level |
13 | 27/07/2022 | Extrapulmonary TB lecture series-2 (Genitourinary TB) | NA | State Level |
14 | 08/09/2022 | Latest GOLD Guidelines for COPD | NA | State Level |
15 | 30/11/2022 | Systemic manifestations of COPD | NA | State Level |
16 | 17/02/2023 | Management of acute respiratory distress syndrome | NA | State Level |
17 | 21/02/2023 | NTEP (National Tuberculosis Elimination Programme) CORE COMMITTEE MEETING | NA | State Level |
18 | 25/03/2023 | Recent NTEP Guidelines and Management of LTBI | NA | State Level |
19 | 24/04/2023 | Extrapulmonary TB Lecture series 3- TB Abdomen | Tamil Nadu Dr. MGR Medical University | State Level |
20 | 14/06/2023 | Science behinds Auscultation and Role of triple drug therapy in COPD | NA | State Level |
21 | 19/07/2023 | Physiological Basis on practical application of O2 therapy | NA | State Level |
22 | 27/07/2023 | Extrapulmonary TB Lecture series – Genitourinary TB | Tamil Nadu Dr. MGR Medical University | State Level |
23 | 16/08/2023 | Paediatric asthma | NA | State Level |
24 | 29/09/2023 | Clinical relevance of pharmacokinetic studies | NA | State Level |
25 | 13/10/2023 | Acute exacerbation of Bronchial Asthma and Obstructive Lung Diseases | NA | State Level |
26 | 15.11.23 | Pulmonary rehabilitation in COPD-Focus on exercise training | NA | Institute Level |
27 | 22.12.23 | Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis-a clinicogenomics perspective | NA | Institute Level |
28 | 24.1.24 | Hands on workshop in Lungs | NA | Institute Level |
29 | 16.2.24 | Advances in cystic fibrosis | NA | Institute Level |
30 | 26.3.24 | Effective medical writing | NA | Institute Level |
31 | 18.4.24 | Unlocking the future-Perspective on pneumococcal vaccination for adults | NA | Institute Level |
32 | 30.8.24 | Guide to do literature review using pubmed | NA | Institute Level |
33 | 19.2.25 | Lung cancer awareness programme | NA | Institute Level |
34 | 21.3.25 | Whats new in Tuberculosis | NA | Institute Level |
S.NO | Date | WORKSHOP / TRAINING with Title | University / TNMSC Credits / both if present | State or National level or Institute | Cost incurred in Rs | Related Images |
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1 | 10.3.23 | Postgraduate final year summit in clinical medicine | - | State | 1.25 lakhs |
S.NO | Date | Quiz /competitions with Title | University / TNMSC Credits / both if present | Prizes awarded to | a. Inter or Intra – Collegiate Level b. State or National level | Related Images |
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1 |
S.NO | Date | Other events with Title | Details | Related Images |
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1 | Monthly once | JOURNAL CLUBS | Unit Wise |
S.NO | Date/Month & Year | Name of the Awards & achievements received | Name of the awardee with designation | District level / State level / National level | Images |
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1 | 01/01/2020 | Winner - API Chennai chapter gold medal exam | DR.CHANDRAMOULI FINAL YEAR PG M1 | State | View |
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The Toxicology Laboratory at Madras Medical College is a WHO recognised , premier centre for poison detection and analysis in Tamil Nadu.It is equipped with advanced instruments like UH5300 Spectrophotometer, Urine Drug Analyzer, CBC Hematology Analyzer, and ABG machine.The lab detects nine major drugs, including cocaine, barbiturates, benzodiazepines, cannabinoids and opioids.Special tests such as serum methemoglobin and cholinesterase add depth to its diagnostic capabilities.Samples tested include blood, urine, and gastric lavage in suspected poisoning cases.These tests aids in accurate diagnosis, emergency care, and legal reporting.The lab supports doctors with rapid, reliable results in critical moments.It also plays a key role in training medical students and primary care doctors.Its contribution to toxicology research strengthens public health and clinical knowledge.With precision and purpose, MMC’s toxicology lab stands as a pillar of excellence in poison management.
Case registers and chain-of-custody forms (especially in forensic toxicology)
PCTRC (Poison Control Training And Research Centre) is one of the few centres in India recognised by WHO for the state of art management of Toxicology patients. PCTRC is functioning as a separate Medical unit round the clock in collaboration with TNHSP and has treated more than 12,000 poisoning and Snake bite cases per annum. In addition PCTRC has also trained more than 6000 doctors and 7000 Para medical staff from primary and Secondary care centres in poison management which has brought down the mortality rate across the state.
This centre is one of its kind in the state, started by Tamil Nadu Medical Service Corporation, and began functioning on 31.07.2005.
The Toxicology Laboratory at Madras Medical College is a WHO recognised , premier centre for poison detection and analysis in Tamil Nadu.It is equipped with advanced instruments like UH5300 Spectrophotometer, Urine Drug Analyzer, CBC Hematology Analyzer, and ABG machine.The lab detects nine major drugs, including cocaine, barbiturates, benzodiazepines, cannabinoids and opioids.Special tests such as serum methemoglobin and cholinesterase add depth to its diagnostic capabilities.Samples tested include blood, urine, and gastric lavage in suspected poisoning cases.These tests aids in accurate diagnosis, emergency care, and legal reporting.The lab supports doctors with rapid, reliable results in critical moments.It also plays a key role in training medical students and primary care doctors.Its contribution to toxicology research strengthens public health and clinical knowledge.With precision and purpose, MMC’s toxicology lab stands as a pillar of excellence in poison management.
PCTRC (Poison Control Training And Research Centre) is one of the few centres in India recognised by WHO for the state of art management of Toxicology patients. PCTRC is functioning as a separate Medical unit round the clock in collaboration with TNHSP and has treated more than 12,000 poisoning and Snake bite cases per annum. In addition PCTRC has also trained more than 6000 doctors and 7000 Para medical staff from primary and Secondary care centres in poison management which has brought down the mortality rate across the state.
ART centre at RGGGH was started in the year 2005. Thirteen faculties are working with Nodal Officer.
All Seropositive patients with documented Seropositive report from ICTC throughout Tamil Nadu will be registered for lifelong ART in our Centre.
In HDU ward we have 24 beds and have equipped with 24 o2 ports , 6 ventilators, 5 multipara monitors,1 ecg machine ,1 defibrillator, 1 usg machine ,15 syringe pumps, 10 infusion pumps,1 mobile x-ray unit, 1 x-ray lobby, 2 bp apparatus, 2 laryngoscope, 1 pulse oximeter,6 ambu bags ,1 glucometer,2 portable suction apparatus, 1 nebulizer .
Institute of internal medicine is conducting INSTITUTE DAY every year in July to felicitate the senior faculties in the field of medicine by awarding them with orations and the best performing Under graduate and Post graduate will be awarded during this event
Institute of internal medicine conducts World Hypertension Day for every healthcare professionals and common people, observed every May 17th in order to raise awareness and promote hypertension prevention, detection and control .