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Overview

The Department started functioning since 2nd September 2003 and postgraduate training in MD Community Medicine commenced in 2010, currently with an annual intake of 5 postgraduate students. The department displays a commendable standard in quality teachingtraining, and researchin accordance with the CBME guidelines. The department imparts expertise in necessary clinical and administrative skills, achieved through thorough knowledge of epidemiological and management principles and methods, and in particular focuses on instilling a rural predisposition among students through our prestigious programme called the ARCH (Amala Rural Community Health) programme. The department pioneered in introducing family adoption programme as part of Undergraduate training curriculum which was later recommend by NMC in UG curriculum.The Department has been involved in several prestigious projects for community -based activities with Government/ NGO’s/ICMR/UNICEF. This department prepares doctors to serve not only as clinicians restricted to their clinics or hospitals but also as community leaders with a vision for the improvement of the communities in which they work.

The department is equipped with well experienced staff. At present, the staff position is - Two Professors, One Associate Professor, Five Assistant Professors, Two Senior Residents, one epidemiologist, One each of Lecturer in Statistics, Statistician, two Lady Medical Officers in charge of RHTC and UHTC, Technical Assistants, Health Educators, Two Public Health Nurses, Three Medico-social Workers, Three Health Inspectors including one Lady Health Inspector, Two Lab Technicians and Three Attenders. The Department is running a Rural Health Training Centre, at Vellattanjoor, an Urban Training Centre (UHC) at Patturaikkal and "ARCH" (Amala Rural Community Health) Clinic inside Amala Hospital for the residents of nearby adopted panchayaths.

Under Graduate Training:

A student-friendly, need-based, and evidence-based CBMEcurriculum has been adopted to support value-based medical education.The training of the undergraduate commences from the 1st Semester onwards and comes to a close at the end of the 7th Semester. The course content includes Theory Classes, Discussions, Seminars, Research Projects, Clinico-Social Case Study, Health Education Talks, Laboratory and Field work as well as Family Health Surveys, Nutritional Assessment Surveys including Diet Surveys, Training in Entomology, Parasitology, Statistics and Epidemiological Exercises. They also visit public health institutions such as office of the District Medical Officer, District TB Centre (DTC), Employee's State Insurance Hospital, Leprosy Rehabilitation centre, Peripheral Health Institutions such as Community Health Centers (CHC), Primary Health Centre (PHC), Anganwadis and Sub-Centers. They also visit Water Purification Plant, Cotton Mill, Solid Waste Management System, Sewage Treatment Plant and Biomedical Waste Management Plants. The Compulsory Rotating Residential Internship is of two months' duration which includes postings at Rural Health Centre, Urban Health Centre, ARCH Clinic and peripheral hospitals. The accent will be on training them in primary health care to enable them for delivery of basic health care.

Post graduate Training:

Commenced in the year 2010 initially with annual intake of 3 students and currently with5 students for MD Community Medicine. The department is one of the most sought-after departments for postgraduation study in Community Medicine .Training includes imparting expertise in the following areas - To prepare Community Physicians of highest calibre who have basic understanding of clinical practice, a thorough knowledge of epidemiological principles and methods and the epidemiology of communicable and non-communicable diseases, a familiarity with statistical methods, the relevant aspects of the social sciences and the principles of administration and management and the ability to apply this knowledge to the management of health services and the study of diseases.1 month of tribal posting in Attappadi has been a part of PG training to give an exposure to socioeconomic environment of vulnerable population.

Facilities

  • Demonstration room

    • A demonstration room of 65.3Sqm size accommodating 50 students, equipped with appropriate audio visual aids,contribute to the department's educational environment.

  • Laboratory

    • Laboratory with an area of 182.5 Sqm accommodating 50 students equipped with 30 dissection microscopes, 9 oil immersion microscopes, water supply, sinks, electric points and cupboards for storage of microscopes, slides are available.

  • Museum

    • An outstanding museum spread over an area of 112.49 sqm with specimens arranged topic wise covering important aspects in Public health.

  • Research Laboratory

    • A Research laboratory of 30.94sqm, equipped with desktop computers and software packages such asSPSS 23 (licensed version), nMaster.2 and Epi Info 8 to assist undergraduate students, postgraduate students and faculty in research activities.

Services

The service area of UHC Patturaikkal comprises of 9 divisions of Thrissur Municipal Corporation catering to more than 50,000 population. A baseline socio-demographic survey of the area was done and a report was compiled which contained all relevant demographic and socio-economic data of the area and is being updated at regular intervals. The average OP attendance is about 30-40 per day. The patients are given free medical care including basic drugs. Laboratory services are provided at subsidized rates. Immunization clinics are conducted on all Wednesdays and Antenatal clinic on all Mondays. Special clinics are conducted frequently like Non -communicable disease screening, Diabetec retinopathy screening etc. Training for Undergraduate , House surgeons, Postgraduates and Nursing students are conducted on a regular basis.

The Rural Health Training Centre was initially located at Kallur which was started in September 2008 ,was about 21 km from the college. The centre was then shifted to Vellattanjoor in the year 2022. The centre is about 17 km from the college. This centre catering to a rural population of around 30,000, is a 6 bedded health centre. Speciality clinics started functioning from May 11th onwards with faculties from various departments (General Medicine, OBG, Paediatrics, ENT, Dermatology and Ophthalmology) from Amala Hospital . Regular free medical camps are conducted on a monthly basis. Training for Undergraduate , House surgeons, Postgraduates and Nursing students are undertaken here. Residential facilities for House surgeons and Community Medicine Postgraduates are provided at the centre.

In 2012, ARCH Programme was proposed to expose the students to the harsh ground level realities in various spheres of human existence, be it social, economic, environmental or health related and equip them to deal with these problems in a comprehensive manner. In support of this programme, an ARCH Clinic has been started in the out-patient department of Amala Hospital which functions from 8 AM to 4 PM. Services offered includes basic medical care to people from the field area with free essential medicines and referral services. A NTEP DOTS centre and designated microscopy centre with a MO, lab technician and a TB health visitor is also functional in same OP complex. In addition, an Integrated Counselling and Testing Centre under the auspices of Kerala State Aids Control Society through which HIV AIDS detection and counseling services are provided free of charge.A Staff & Students clinic functioning under the department extends medical care to staff and students and also undertakes preplacement and periodic examination of staff members as required. Special emphasis is placed on screening of food handlers of the various food establishments on the campus including those of the student hostels.

The department took over the immunization clinic of the hospital in the year 2016.A single window strategy was implemented to combine both adult and paediatric immunization.

Department organizes free medical camps in various parts of Thrissur, Malappuram and Palakkad Districts, wherein specialists examine patients and provide appropriate treatment. The average attendance in these camps is in the range of 300-400. The department is regularly conducting Health Education sessions in schools, "Mahilasamajams" and also for other local organizations.During peak of Covid 19 pandemic the department was actively conducting contact tracing of all Covid positive patients and healthcare workers in the hospital and advising preventive measures. Covid vaccination centre in the hospital was started under the departmentand was the first centre in the district in the private sector.We also extend support to various NGOs for the conduct of medical camps, cancer screening camps, blood donation camps, health education sessions, etc.The department is also conducting an annual State Level Quiz in Community Medicine for under-graduate students of all the medical colleges in Kerala.

AMFACC is an initiative of the Amala Institute of Medical Sciences with the objective of reducing the incidence of Aedes mosquito-borne diseases like Dengue, Chikungunya and Zika virus disease in and around the campus by reducing vector densities belowcritical level. The main focus of the campaign is source reduction and environmental management by adopting eco-friendly methods with community participation. The campaign also intends to create awareness about Aedes mosquito-borne diseases and its vector bionomics among the staff and students on the campus. Campus cleaning and planting mosquito repellant plants on the campus are some of the activities which are being done by the organization.

Faculties

Dr. C R Saju

Professor & HOD

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Dr. John George T

Professor

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Dr. V T Krishna Das Menon

Associate Professor

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Dr. Sruthi M V

Associate Professor

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Dr. Jose Vincent

Assistant Professor

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Dr. Sandra Paulson

Assistant Professor

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Dr. Maliakel Steffi Francis

Assistant Professor

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Dr. Sruthi C M

Assistant Professor

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Dr. Sachin Chandramohan

Senior Resident

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Dr. Sneha Georgy

Senior Resident

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Mrs. Jini M.p

Lecturer in Biostatistics

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Workshop

Name of Workshop Theme / Subject Date of Conduct
AmalaComQuiz Quiz Programme 2022
Research methodology workshop Thesis protocol development orientation 2022
Research methodology workshop for Undergraduate students Research methodology workshop for Undergraduate students 2022
Research methodology workshop Thesis protocol development orientation 2021
Research methodology workshop Thesis protocol development orientation Dec 30, 2020 2020
Research Methodology Workshop for Faculties Medical Research 2020
Immunization CME Immunization 2020
Workshop - Research Methodology Thesis protocol development orientation 2020
Research methodology workshop Thesis protocol development orientation 2019
Statistics in practice Statistics 2019
Research Methodolgy for Under Graduate studens Under Graduate Medical Research for MBBS students 2019
AmalaComQuiz Quiz Programme 2018
Research methodology workshop Thesis protocol development orientation 2018
Symposium Adult Immunization 2018
Research Methodolgy for Under Graduate studens Under Graduate Medical Research 2018

Publications

  • Saju. C.R, Catherin Nisha, Subin Koshy, Jerry Rachel, Kerline Jerome, Vidhu Joshy: Assessing Risk factors of Non – Communicable diseases using STEPS Survey in a rural area of Thrissur District, Kerala: International Journal of Medical Science and Curre
  • Jaya.K.V, Vivin Vincent, C.R.Saju. Prevalence of obesity among adolescents in schools of North Kerala, Indian Journal of Rural Health Care,2015, Jan-March, Volume 3 Issue 2, Pages 123-127
  • Alina Ann Mathew, C.R. Saju and N. Catherin. Family Planning Practices among Married Women of Reproductive Age Group in a Rural Area in Thrissur District, Kerala, India. Int Jour Curr Res Aca Rev:2015;3(11) 36-41
  • Babita.S.K, Krishnadas.V.T, Saju.C.R, Vidhu.J, Catherin.N. Prevalence of cancers from a hospital based cancer registry in a tertiary care Hospital in South India. International Journal Of Scientific Research And Education 3(11) 4638-4640, November-2015
  • Priyanka R,Vivin Vincent, Jini M.P, C.R.Saju. An assessment of the nutritional status of under five children in a rural area of Thrissur district, Kerala, India, Int J Community Med Public Health. 2016 Dec;3(12):3479-3486
  • Sruthi M. V, Saju C. R, Catherin N, Jini M. P, Parvathy V. K. Breast Feeding Practices among post natal mothers in a tertiary care hospital in Thrissur District, Kerala, India. Ejbps, 2016, Volume 3, Issue 6, 473-477.
  • Divya S, CR Saju, CJ Navya, Joshy VM, Jini MP, Radhamani MV. A Study On Selected Behavioral Factors Of Mothers Influencing Acute Diarrhoea In Under- Five Children In A Rural Part Of Kerala, India. Int J Community Med Public Health 2016;3:2211-6.
  • Thaikattil NJ, Dholakia S, Saju CR, Mundodan JM. Prevalence of depression among people living with HIV/AIDS in selected districts in Kerala, South India.European Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences. 2016; 3(2):165-70.
  • Jubina Bency A.T, John George, Navya C.J, Saju, C R. A Study On Knowledge, Attitude And Practice On Child-Rearing Among Parents Having Children With Intellectual Disabilities In Thrissur District Kerala. International Journal Of Current Advanced Rese
  • Ramachandran R, Mundodan JM, Saju CR, Joshy VM. Nutritional status and cognitive impairment in elderly population in a rural area of Thrissur district, Kerala. International Journal of Community Medicine & Public Health. 2018; 5(3):1218-23.
  • V.T.Krishnadas, S.K.Babita and C.R.Saju. Morbidity Status, Health Seeking Behaviour and Addictions among Migrant Workers in Kerala, India International Journal of Current Research and Academic Review ISSN: 2347-3215 Volume 6 Number 2 (February-2018)
  • V. T. Krishnadas Menon, Jenyz M., Kerline P. J., Vidhu J. and C. R. Saju. STUDY OF MORBIDITIES IN A FLOOD RELIEF CAMP: OBSERVATIONS FROM KERALA .2018. .Ejpmr, 2018,5(11), 443-445.
  • VT Krishnadas Menon, Jerry Rachel, CR Saju, M Mohamed Rafi, Vidhu M Joshy. A study on mosquito density in rural Kerala before and after floods. International Journal Of Community Medicine And Public Health 2019 6 (2), 659-663.
  • Bablu Raphael, N. Catherin, C. J. Navya and Saju C. R. 2018. Domestic Food Hygiene Practices in a Rural Area of Thrissur District, Kerala, India. Int.J.Curr.Res.Aca.Rev. 6(4), 59-64. doi: https://doi.org/10.20546/ijcrar.2018.604.009
  • Aswathy, M G , Saju, C R, Jenyz M Mundodan. Awareness And Practices Regarding Menarche In Adolescent School Going Girls Of Thrissur Educational District.International Journal of Community Medicine and Public Health February 2019 | Vol 6 | Issue 2
  • Mohamed Hasin, C. R. Saju, Jenyz M. Mundodan, M. P. Jini. The styles of mothering and its determinants; a study among mothers of lower primary school children. International Journal of Community Medicine and Public Health February 2019 | Vol 6 | Issue
  • Catherin Nisha, Kerline P. J, Aparna Sunil, Jini C. M, C.R Saju. Knowledge, attitude and Practices regarding Family Planning Methods in a Rural area in Thrissur district Kerala,India. European Journal of biomedical and Pharmaceutical sciences: Septemb
  • Jerry Rachel, Catherin Nisha, M.P. Jini, C. R. Saju. Breast feeding and Immunization practices in a rural area of Thrissur district, Kerala. Int. J. Curr. Res.Aca. Rev. 2018; 6(6): 53-57
  • Vaz C, Harikumar A, Mundodan JM, Rafi M, Saju CR. Mosquito density in rural Kerala: a study on the trend of Aedes larval indices over monsoon in a rural area of Thrissur district, India. Int J Community Med Public Health 2019;6:1-5
  • Soorya S, Menon VTK, Saju CR, Rafi M, Joshy V M. The knowledge, attitude and practices on mosquito borne diseases among people in a rural area in Thrissur. J Commun Dis 2020; 52(4):66-69.
  • Anna SP, Vincent J, Saju CR, Rafi MM. A Study on larval indices of dengue and risk of Dengue outbreak in a rural area of Thrissur district, Kerala. J Commun Dis. 2020; 52(1):1-6.
  • Kerline P Jerome, Jenyz M Mundodan, Mohammed Rafi and C R Saju. Impending Dengue outbreak: an assessment on mosquito density, diversity and awareness. International Journal of mosquito research. 2019; 6(6):22-25.
  • D S D, Vincent J, Saju C R. Knowledge, Attitude and practice of diabetic patients about their foot care in rural Thrissur, Kerala .Journal of Medical care Research and Review 2020; 3(6): 374-378.
  • Jubina Bency A.T, John George, Navya C.J, Saju C.R. A Study onK,A & P ON CHILD Rearing among parents having children with Intellectual disabilities in Thrissur District,Kerala. Int.Jrl.of Current Advanced Research 2017:6(!).1886-1890;
  • Ibrahim N.M,George T.J et al.Adescriptive study on use of soc: networking websites&physical health of users among college students in Thrissur Dt.Kerala. Int.Jrl.of CM&PH2018:5(7);2939-43
  • JoeAbraham,,John George T et al. Study on occupational stress among civil police officers of a subdivision of Thrissur Dt. Int J Med Sci Public Health 2019; 8(12) 1005-09
  • John George .T,Tessa Jose et al Across sectional study on assessment of empathy among MBBS Students in a med: college In Kerala. Indian J Prev Med.2020; 8(1) 15-19
  • Rachel J, Jose N, Jenyz M, George J, Mp J. A Study on the Impact of Information Education Communication Activities under RNTCP through Patient Perspective in Thrissur District, Kerala. 2021 Nov 16;
  • Babita SK KRISHNADAS VT SAJU CR VIDHU J CATHERINE N Prevalence of cancers from a hospital based cancer registry in a tertiary care hospital in South India International journal of scientific research and education vol3 issue 11 pages 4638-4640
  • V T Krishnadas SK Babita CR Saju, Morbidiity status health seeking behavior and addictions among migrant workers in Kerala
  • Menon VTK ,Rachel J Saju CR ,Rafi MM , Joshy VM a study on mosquito density inKerala before and after floods International Journal of Community Medicine and Public health 2019 , 6 xxx-xx
  • V. T. Krishnadas Menon, Jenyz M., Kerline P. J., Vidhu J. and C. R. Saju. Study of morbidities in a flood relief camp: observations from Kerala .2018. .Ejpmr, 2018,5(11), 443-445.
  • Menon K, George TJ, Mv S. Increasing Indications of Treatment with Vitamin D, The Magic Hormone of Present Time. Orthopedics and Rheumatology Open Access Journals. 2019;14(2):40–2.
  • Published a book on Covid 19, titled ‘ CORONA, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow’ published by notionpress.com .
  • Sruthi MV, Raphael B. A cross-sectional study on utilisation and content of antenatal services among pregnant women in a coastal area of Thrissur district. Int J Community Med Public Health 2017;4:2094-100.
  • Rosemol Xaviour1, Sruthi M.V. Cross Sectional Study: Students Perspectives on the Orientation Programme for First Year MBBS Students from Northern Kerala. Indian Journal of Anatomy. Volume 6 Number 3, July September 2017

    http://dx.doi.org/10.21088/ija.2320.0022.6317.19

  • Johnson A, Valsan SM. Role of sleep on alertness among medical students from a tertiary care hospital, Thrissur district, Kerala: cross-sectional study. Int J Community Med Public Health 2019;6:2867-70
  • Jose J, Sruthi MV. Role of physical activity on mental health and academic performance among medical students: a cross-sectional study. Int J Community Med Public Health 2019;6:4789-93.
  • Prevalence of diabetes and obesity among doctors in teachinginstitution of palakkad district, kerala using indian diabetesrisk score and bmi.Sruthi M V, Vinod V S, Ananthakrishna International Journal of Scientific research 2019; vol:8(11) 63-65.
  • Dias RA, Mundodan JM, Sruthi MV. A study on self-reported food allergy in young adults from various colleges in Kerala, India. Int J Community Med Public Health 2019;6:4290-2.
  • Dental caries and dietary habits among undergraduate medicalstudents from palakkad district, kerala.Harishharidas, K S Premlal, Sruthi M V International Journal of Scientific research 2020 may; vol 9(5): 1-3
  • Ennazhiyil SV, Valsan SM, Rajeev AV, Srinivasan C, Kunnath RP. The sociodemographic determinants of gestational diabetes mellitus among postnatal women from Palakkad district, Kerala: comparative study. Int J Community Med Public Health 2019;6:2449-55
  • K V Geetha, M V Sruthi, Nisha Catherine, mariya sesil, Vidhu MJoshy. HEALTH NEED ASSESSMENT IN AN URBAN SLUM AREA OF THRISSUR DISTRICT, KERALA, INDIA INDIAN JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH . Volume-9 | Issue-11 | November - 2019 | PRINT ISSN No. 2249 - 55
  • Baby M, Sruthi MV. The burden of caesarean section and its determinants from a tertiary care hospital, Thrissur, Kerala, India. Int J ReprodContraceptObstetGynecol 2020;9:216-20
  • Harish Haridas1 , K S Premlal2 , Sruthi M V3, A Study on Dental Caries and Risk Factors for Non Communicable Diseases among Undergraduate Medical Students of Palakkad District, Kerala , Indian Journal of Public Health Research & Development: Vol. 11 N
  • George T, Valsan SM. Clinical and epidemiological profile of patients admitted with dengue fever in a tertiary care hospital, Thrissur, Kerala, India. Int J Community Med Public Health 2020;7:3654-8.
  • Sunil V, Valsan SM. A study on risk factors of abortion in a tertiary care hospital in Thrissur District, Kerala. Int J ReprodContraceptObstetGynecol 2020;9:4118-22.
  • Kumar SS, Kamaladevi LV, Valsan SM. Utilization of diabetic retinopathy screening among diabetic patients at a tertiary care hospital in Kerala, India. Int J Community Med Public Health 2021;8:4938-43
  • Teenu S R, Sruthi M V, C R Saju, M Mohammed Rafi The Role of Health Education on Larval Indices and Fever Cases from Rural Area of Thrissur District, Kerala: A Quasi Randamized Control Study. Clinical Medicine And Health Research Journal, Vol. 2 No. 2 (2022), 28 March 2022 , Page 87-91

    https://doi.org/10.18535/cmhrj.v2i2.38

  • Jose NK, Sruthi MV, Rachel J, Jerome K, Vaz C, Saju CR. Barriers and facilitators of noncommunicable disease (NCD) prevention in Kerala: A qualitative study. J Family Med Prim Care. 2022 Jun;11(6):3109-3114. doi: 10.4103/jfmpc.jfmpc_1471_21. Epub 2022 Jun 30. PMID: 36119306; PMCID: PMC9480671.
  • Nithya M C, Sruthi M V, C R Saju, Mohammed Rafi. A Study on Mosquito Density and Trend of Larval Indices from a Hospital Campus of Rural Area, Thrissur District Kerala. International Journal of Multidisciplinary research and analysis 2022;05(7): 1620-1625
  • Sruthi M.V, Vinod V.S, Anandha Krishnan. Prevalence Of Diabetes And Obesity Among Doctors In Teaching Institution Of Palakkad District, Kerala Using Indian Diabetes Risk Score And BMI. International Journal of Scientific Research| November 2019 | Vol 8| Issue 2| Pages: 1- 3 | pISSN 2277 - 8179.
  • Vivek Sunil, Sruthi M.V. A study on risk factors of abortion in a tertiary care hospital in Thrissur District, Kerala. International Journal of Reproduction Contraception, Obstetrics and Gynecology | September 2020| Vol 9| Issue 10| Pages: 4118 – 4122 | pISSN 2320 - 1770.
  • Dhia Joseph, Tatiana Rivera Ramirez. The Covid-19 pandemic in low- and middle-income countries, who carries the burden? Review of mass media and publications from six countries. Pathogens and global health
  • Vismaya Joy, Dr. Jose Vincent The prevalence of physical activity among MBBS students in a medical college in Kerala. Public Health Review: International Journal of Public Health Research, 7(4), 28-34.

    https://doi.org/10.17511/ijphr.2020.i04.01

  • Anna Susan Paul, Jose Vincent , C R Saju, A Study on Larval Indices of Aedes and Risk for Dengue Outbreak in a Rural Area of Thrissur District, Kerala. Vol. 53 No. 1 (2021): Journal of Communicable Diseases

    https://doi.org/10.24321/0019.5138.202001

  • John George TMD, Sandra Paulson .Current status of Covid-19 pandemic- Global and Indian scenario, International Journal of Innovative Medicine and Health Science (IJIMHS) (ISSN 2056-9866), special issue, volume 12, 2020 , 41- 45
  • Thilak SA, Sandra Paulson, Sarada a.k .Academic stress among high school students in Thalassery educational block, Kerala : a Cross sectional study ,NJRCM Vol 6 supp issue I , July 2017
  • Jobin Jose Maprani, Binoy Xavier K.P, Nisanth Menon Nedungalaparambil, Sandra Paulson. Sensitivity of point of care ultrasound in blunt trauma abdomen and thorax at a tertiary care center in northern Kerala. J evid based Med Health, PISSN 2349 - 2562, EIS
  • Health insurance in its way to combat financial crisis in breast cancer treatment. Indian Journal of Community Health. 2019;31(3):396-400
  • COVID-19- observation and speculation- A Trend Analysis. Indian Journal of Community Health;32(2-special issue):300-305
  • Dietary risk with other risk factors of breast cancer. Indian J Community Med 2021;46:396-400
  • Recurrent infections in patient with multiple myeloma. Journal of health and allied sciences – NU2019;9:81-84
  • Use of Physical Activity Module as an Intervention to Enhance Knowledge among High School Children –A Pilot Study. Healthline. 2021; 12(4):60-65.
  • Survival Pattern Depending on Hormone Receptor Status, Stages of Breast Cancer and Social-Economic Status- A Cohort Study. J Obstet Gynecol Cancer Res. 2022; 7 (3) :221-22
  • Problem Based Mobile learning in Biochemistry :An Interventional study in phase I MBBS Students
  • MuniswamyS,MaliakelSF.Acomparativestudyonthehealthproblemsandsubstanceabuseamongthetobaccofarmersandnon-tobaccofarmersinHassanDistrict,Karnataka.IndianJOccup EnvironMedApril2021
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  • Aswathy S, Syama S, Georgy S, Mathew MM, Mohandas S, Menon VB, Numpelil M. Tobacco use and exposure to second-hand smoke among high school students in Ernakulum district, Kerala: A cross-sectional study. Public Health in Practice. 2021 Nov 1;2:100213
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  • Divya S, CR Saju, CJ Navya, Joshy VM, Jini MP, Radhamani MV. A Study On Selected Behavioral Factors Of Mothers Influencing Acute Diarrhoea In Under- Five Children In A Rural Part Of Kerala, India. Int J Community Med Public Health 2016;3:2211-6
  • Sruthi M. V, Saju C. R, Catherin N, Jini M. P, Parvathy V. K. Breast Feeding Practices among post natal mothers in a tertiary care hospital in Thrissur District, Kerala, India. Ejbps, 2016, Volume 3, Issue 6, 473-477.
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