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1 Nomenclature of papers M.D. Hifzane Sehat-wa-samaji tib (Preventive and social medicine) First Year (1) Tarikh-e-Hifzane Sehat (History of Hifzane Sehat wa Samaji Tib) (2) Nazariah Sehat-wa-Marz, Moholyati Asrat-wa-Sehati Tanzeemat (Concept of health and diseases. Environmental influences & Health Organizations) (3) Usool-e-Tahqeeq-wa-Hayati Shymariyat (Research Methods & Bio-statistics) Second Year (1) Asbab-e-Siitta Zaroriya-Mai-Jadeed izafat (Six essentials with recent additions) (2) Dalak, Riyazat, Hammam Ka Itlaqi Pehloo. (Application of Massage, Physical Exercise & Bath) Third Year (1) Amraz-e-Mutaddi-Wabai-wa Tahaffuzi Iqdamaat (Communicable diseases & preventive measures) (2) Qaumi Sehat, Khandani Bahbood, Jinsi Ikhtilati Amraz-wa-Amraz-e-Kahoolat (National Health, Family Welfare, Sexually transmitted diseases and Geriatrics) M.D. I st Year TAHAFFUZI WA SAMAJI TIB (PSM) PAPER I (MDHS 104) TARIKH-E-HIFZANE SEHAT (History of Hifzane Sehat wa Samaji Tib) (PSM) Evolution of Tahaffuzi-wa-Samaji Tib (PSM) Historical Background Man & Medicine towards Health for All Medicine in Ancient Time (With Special Reference to Tahaffuzi wa Samaji Tib) Primitive Medicine Indian Medicine Chinese Medicine Egyptian Medicine Mesopotamia!! Medicine Greek Medicine Roman Medicine Middle Ages The Dawn of Scientific Medicine Revival of Medicine Sanitary Awakening The Rise of Public Health Germ Theory of Disease The Birth of Tahaffuzi Tib (Preventive Medicine) Public Health Social Medicine Community Medicine Preventive and Social Medicine Modern Medicine Curative Medicine Preventive Medicine
2 Social Medicine Changing Concepts in Public Health Disease Control Phase Health Promotion Phase Social Engineering Phase Health for All Phase M.D. I st Year TAHAFFUZI WA SAMAJI TIB (PSM) PAPER II (MDHS 105) Nazaria Sehat wa Marz, Mohaliyati Asrat wa Sehati Tanzeemat Concept of Health & Disease, Effects of Environment & Health Organization Concept of Health Changing Concepts in Public Health Biomedical, Ecological, Psychological, Holistic Concept Definition of Health W.H.O. Definition in comparison of others. New Philosophy of Health. Dimensions of Health Physical, Mental. Social, Spiritual, Emotional, Vocational and others Concept of Well-being Standard of living. Level of living, Quality of life Spectrum of Health Determinants of Health Heredity, Environment, Lifestyle, Socio-economic condition. Health & Family Welfare service and other factors Ecology of Health Right of Health Responsibility of Health Individual Responsibility. Self Care in Health, Community Responsibility, State Responsibility, International Responsibility Indicators of Health Mortality, Morbidity, Disability rates, Nutritional Status, Health Care delivery, Utilization rates. Indicator of Social and Mental Health, Environmental, Socio-Economic, Health Policy, Indicators of Quality of Life & Other indicators. Health Situation in India Demography profile, Mortality profile, Morbidity profile. Health Care Facilities & Personnel. The Developed & Developing Regions Social & Economic Characteristics, Demographic Characteristics, Contrast in Health, (Health Gap) Health Service Philosophies Health System Levels of Health Care
3 Primary Health Care, Secondary Health Care, Tertiary Health Care Health for All Primary Health Care Health Policy Nationality Health Policy Health Services Research THE CONCEPT OF DISEASE Concept of Disease Concept of Causation Germ theory of diseases, Epidemiological trial. Multi factorial causation, web of causation Natural History of Disease Pre-Pathogenesis Phase, Pathogenesis Phase Agent Factors Biological factors agents. Nutrient agents. Physical agents, Chemical agents, Mechanical agents, Absence or Insufficiency or Excess of a factor necessary to health, Social agents. Environmental Effect Effects of Physical environment Effects of Biological environment Effects of Social environment Schati Tenzeemaat (Health Organization) i. Importance ii. Objectives & their functions iii. International Health Organization WHO, UNICEF, UNESCO, UNDP, FAO, ILO, USAID, World Bank International Red Cross, Ford Foundation, CARE iv. Health Delivery System in India Health Organization Central Level Health Organization State Level Other Popular Non-Government Organizations Voluntary Organization International Level National Family Welfare Programme Evolution of Family Planning M.D. I st Year TAHAFFUZI WA SAMAJI TIB (PSM) PAPER III (MDHS 106) Usoole Tehqeeq wa Hayat Shumar Iyaat (Research Methods & Bio. Statics) (A) Usool-e-Tehqeeq (Research Methodology) a) Introduction i. Definition ii. Classification iii. Research Protocol
4 b) The Problem i. Selection of the Problem ii. Presentation c) Literature Survey i. The Data ii. Resources of Data iii. Presentation of Data d) Material & Methods i. The Design of Experiment ii. The Design of Apparatus iii. Reporting of the Results e) Research Ethics i. Secrecy ii. Acknowledgement iii. Sacrifice f) Specific Research Method i. Literary/Clinical g) Clinical Trial i. Introduction & Protocol ii First Phase of Clinical Trail iii. Second Phase of Clinical Trial iv. Third Phase of Clinical Trial h) Screening i. Definition with Importance ii. Aims & Objectives iii. Diagnostic Tests for Screening iv. Uses of Screening (B) Hayati Shumaariyaat (Bio-Statistics) * Numerical Computation * The Aim of Statistical Methods * Classification, Sampling & Statistical Population * Presentation of Statistics * The Average * The Variability of Observations * The Testing of Hypothesis * Miscellaneous * Frequency, Tables, Skewness, Probit Analysis, Latin Square, Cross over Test M.D. II nd year TAHAFFUZI WA SAMAJI TIB (PSM) PAPER I (MDHS 203) Asbab-e-Sitta Zarooriya Mai Jadeed Izafat (Six Essential of Life with recent addition) Definition Importance Six Essentials (a) Hawa (Air) (b) Makool wa Mashroob (Eating and Drinking) (c) Harkat wa Sukoon-e-Badni (Bodily Movements & Repose)
5 (d) (e) (f) Harkat wa Sukoon-e-nafsani (Psychic Movements & Rest) Naom wa Yaqza (Sleep and Wakefulness) Ehtabaas wa Istafraagh (Retention and Excretion) Asbab-e-Sitta Zarooriya aur Mizaaj Asbab-e-Sitta Zarooriya aur Akhlaat Asbab-e-Sitta Zarooriya aur Mahauliyaat Asbab-e-Sitta Zarooriya aur Aaloodgi, Asbab-e-Sitta, Zarooriya Ke Itlaqi Pahloo Tahaffuzi wa Samaji Tib Mein Jadeed Izaafaai (Advancements in Preventive & Social Medicine) Birth of Preventive Medicine and Its Development Social Medicine and its Development Day-lo-Day Advancements in Community Medicine M.D. II nd Year TAHAFFUZI WA SAMAJI TIB (PSM) DALAK, RIYAZAT WA HAMMA KA ITALAQI PAHLOO (Application of Massage, Exercise and Bath) DALAK Definition, Principles/Objectives & Uses of Dalak Classification of Dalak Uses of Dalak according to age, sex, weather & body structure, Adverse effects of excessive Dalak Important Advises for Dalak Uses of Oils (Roghaniyat) in Dalak Containdications in Dalak Therapeutic importance of Dalak RIYAZAT Definition, Principles/Objectives & Uses Classification of Riyazat Loss in Excessive Riyazat Specific Riyazat for various organs of the body Uses of Riyazat according to Age, Sex, Weather & Body built Time & Quantity of Riyazat Therapeutic importance and uses of Riyazat HAMMAM Definition and Objectives of Hammam Conditions for good bath Different rooms of Hammam and its temperament Contraindications in Hammam Time for Hammam Different types of Hammam and its effects Therapeutic importance and uses of Hammam M.D. III rd Year TAHAFFUZI WA SAMAJI TIB (PSM) PAPER I (MDHS 303) AMIRAZE MUTADDI WA WABAI WA TAHAFFUZI IQDAMAT (Infections and Epidemic Diseases & Preventive Measures)
6 Introduction Definitions related with Amraaz-e-Mutaaddyia wa Wabaiya Dynamics of Disease Transmission: a) Reservoir of infection b) Routes of Transmission Principles of Disease, Control and Prevention Controlling of Reservoir/Source * By early diagnosis * Notification * Isolation * Treatment * Quarantine * Surveillance * Disinfection Blocking the Channels of Transmission * Vehicle Transmission * Vector Transmission * Airborne Transmission * Contact Transmission Protecting Susceptible Population * Active Immunization * Passive Immunization * Chemo-prophylaxis * Health Education Disinfection * Types of Disinfection * Disinfectants DISEASE a. Epidemiology of Communicable Diseases * Respiratory infections * Intestinal infections * Arthropods borne infections * Zoonosis - Viral Diseases - Bacterial Diseases - Rickettsial Disease - Parasitic Zoonosis * Surface infections * Emerging and Re-Emerging infrections * Hospital acquired infections b. Epidemiology of Chronic Non-Communicable Diseases M.D. III rd Year TAHAFFUZI WA SAMAJI TIB (PSM) PAPER II (MDHS 304) QALIMI SEHAT, KHANDANI BAHBOOD, JINSI IKHLATI AMRAZ WA AMRAZ KAHOOLAT (National Health, Family Welfare, STD & Geriatrics)
7 * QAUMI SEHAT Health Education Approaches to Public Health Adoption of new ideas and practices Contents of Health education Education of General Public Health Status and Health Problems * Health Care System Tadabeer-e-nomolud (Neonatal Care) Tadabeer-e-Mashaekh (Geriatric Care) Tadabeer-e-Haamla (Maternal Care) Propaganda of General Health * KHANDAANI BEHBOOD Definition Basic Human Rights Scope of Family Planning Health aspects of Family Planning Women s Health Foetal Health Infant and Child Health The Welfare Concept Population Policy National Demographic Goals Ninth five year plan objectives New revised population Contraceptive Methods (Fertility regulating methods) Unani concept of contraception Modern concept of contraception Population education Sociology of Family Planning Voluntary Organizations International Level National Family Welfare Programme Evolution of Family Planning Evolution of Family Planning - Shakhsi Hifzan-e-Sehat - Preventive measure of Occupation diseases. Jinsi Ikhtilati Amraz (STD) - Host Factors - Demographic Factors - Social Factors - Complication - Control Amraaz Kahoolat - Problem due to ageing process - Problem associated with long term illness - Psychological Problem - Preventive measure Care National Care - Mother Care - Health Education
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