SINGANAMALA SUMAN B.pharma

India is a Union of States, A state is a Union of Districts, District is a Union of Mandals, Mandal is a Union of Panchayats, Panchayath is a Union of Villege.
“VILLEGES ARE BACK BONE TO INDIA”
India has population about 120 crore. Rural India has over 70% of indias total population with half of it living below poverty line, struggling for better and easy access to health care & services. Health issues confronted by the rural people, are diverse and many from severe malaria to controlled diabetes, from a badly infected wound to cancer.

National Rural Health Mission (NHRM) was launched in April 2005 by the GOVT OF INDIA. The goal of NHRM is to provide effective health care to rural people with a focus on 18 states, which have poor public health indicators and weak infrastructure, NHRM grandly failed to provide compleet health care to rural india. India had 28 states, 640 districs, 5570 mandals/tahsils, Villeges approximately 2,56000, approximately 85 crore peoples are living in rural areas.

Primary Health Centers (PHC) are cornerstone of the rural health care system. By 1991 India had 22400 PHC’s , present 23109 PHC’s are there in India. There is a incrimental growth in number 709 PHC’s in 22 years, every year on an average 32 PHC’s are established per year.

Unit 1: MEDICAL PROFESSIONALISM:
Body language, behavior, dress, be patiency, sincerity etc…
Unit 2: COMMUNICATION SKILLS: Interaction with patient – A) recieving of patient: collection of patient details. B) Patient Interviwe: collection of clinical manifestations (signs & symptoms) of patients, understanding the condition of the patient. C) Closing of Patient Interviwe: closing with instructions, suggestions, directions, counselling etc…

Unit 3: PROPER PRESCRIPTION REGIMEN: how to prescribe drugs without interactions & errors, practie of prescription writing. Selection of right combination of drugs, Dosage fixation, findout the drug-drug, drug-food interactions.
Unit 3: Patient Health Care Counselling to all Health related problems.
Unit 4: A detailed study of laboratory diognostic findings: normal and abnormal values, resulted conditions.
Unit 5: Understanding of Chest X-ray
Unit 6: Understanding of ECG
Unit 6: Superfecial and subcutaneous sturing methods
Unit 7: wound closing, Wound management, diabetic wound managemenat, post operative wound management.
Unit 8: Drug dose calculation.
Unit 9: Drug Administrative methods : I.M / I.V / S.C / I.V infusion/ Local anaesthetic administration method.
Unit 10: Anaphylaxis (DRUG REACTION), Patient care, anaphylaxis Management.

6) If CCP trainee had any problem with medical or non-medical staff of hospital, let it can take into the viwe of dean of the Hospital and to the authorised trustees of AIPCA.

7) CCP tranees should be professional, should wear Formal dresses and Apron in the hospital primeses during their training period.

Here CCP trainees has to remember always a thing that – submission of Training Certificate is not a important matter, Submission of Practical learnings to save the life of the patients is very important” be carefull you are going to deal with living objectives (humans).
Please dont try to submitt fake training certificates, leagally it’s imprisonable.
Try hard to learn withing shot period.

9) Before undergoing to practical learnings in training session CCP trainees has to reviwe the essential theoritical learnings during his pharmacy education. It Can improves yours expertise during practical learnings.

A) Pharmacology of Drugs.
B) Anatomy, Physiology & Phathophysiology.
C) Bio-chemistry.
D) Microbiology.

CCP trainees should be follow the instructions as mentioned below:

1) CCP trainees should select high potential Qualified Physician with maximum number of Out patient and In patient admissions in their respective local areas.

2) CCP trainees has to apply for ‘ Self assessing training in clinical pharmacy ‘ to the active member of the hospital i.e Superindent (or) Dean (or) Medical Officer (or) Physician, by enclosing recommandation letter from AIPCA.

3) CCP trainees should not disturb the medical and non medical staff of hospital by any means.

4) CCP trainees should move with friendly nature with patients, medical and non medical staff of the hospital

5) CCP trainee should not spell blamed words and should not show professional igo on the other health care professionals (including non medical staff of hospital).

” if you could give respect, you can get respect “

After completion of ” Clinical Training ” period CCP trainees have to submitt a compleeted project work on ” COLLECTION OF 1000 PATIENTS MEDICATION PROFILES ” by a given title as ” PATIENTS MEDICATION PROFILES ”
Total Marks for project work 100.

INSTRUCTIONS ON PROJECT WORK

1) CCP trainees has to collect at least 12 patients medication profiles on each & every day.

2) Each patient medication profile should consist patient name, age, sex, diagnosis, medicated treatment (or) Pharmacotherapy.

3) Patient medication profiles should be collected from the different speciality divisions as mentioned below:

a.) General Medicine – 600 profiles
b.) Peadiatrics – 200 profiles
c.) Gynecology – 100 profiles
d.) Cardiology – 50 profiles
e.) Diabetology – 50 profiles

4) Selection of Hospital / Qualified doctor is up to CCP trainees wish.

5) Patient medication profiles should be collected in an A4 sized white paper in lanscaped mode and should be utilised both sides of the paper.

6) Neatly designed format should be send to the applicants, who enrolled their names in AIPCA for Clinical Training.

Governing bodies of FPWAI are as follow:

A) National Level :

* One President
* One Vice President
* One Secretary
* Two Assistant Secretaries
* Treasurer / Charted Accountant

State and District Level Governing / Organising Bodies are as follows:

* One President to each state and district of India
* One Vice President to each state and district of India.
* One Secretary to each state and district of India
* Two assistant Secretaries to each state and district of India.

After confirmation of Membership in FPWAI , Each and every member should get Authorised / Certified Identity Card by the payment of Rs 200/- only, payment should be done through any one of the following modes :
1) Demand Draft (or) Cheque from any nationalized banks in the name of ” Future Pharmacist Welfare Association – Proddatur ” payble at FPWAI National Head Quarters PRODDATUR

2) Direct Deposit (or) Electronic tranfer (through ATM) into the Bank account of FPWAI from any branch of HDFC banks located all over India.

3) Pay by cash at Corporate Office of FPWAI, Proddatur.

This is with refference to your application for suitable position as organising member of Future Pharmacist Welfare Association of India (FPWAI).

Based on eligibility criteria, subsequent interviwes and finally by the decision of our recruitment executive committe you had with us.

We are pleased to make you an offer as … For . . . .

As a organising body of FPWAI, you will be responsible for superwising the promotions of FPWAI aims and objectives in the territory assigned to you.
Since your role will be mainly managerial and administrative in nature, involving exercise of judgment and discrition in dealing with our association members and others.
You are expected to operate with a high level of diligence and trust.

With Best Wishes

Your’s Sincerely

To:

Dear Applicant,

SUB: OFFER LETTER

This is with refference to your application for membership in Future Pharmacist Welfare Association of India (FPWAI), Based on eligibility criteria and subsequent discussion with FPWAI selection board members you had with us.

We are pleased to inform you that, you are provisionally selected as a “MEMBER OF FPWAI” , you will be under the rules and regulations initially from the date of joining as a member of FPWAI.

1. Date of Joining :
2. Registered Number:

To process your Authorised / Certified Identity Card, you are hereby advised to submit the following

1) A scanned copy of your passport size photograph.
2) A scanned copy of your Signature.
3) A scanned copy of Driving Licence / Ration Card / PAN card / Election ID card.
4) Prerequiste fee as processing charges Rs 200/- only through Demand Draft (or) Cheque (or) Electronic Transfer method (or) Directly Deposit into the A/C of FPWAI from any branch of HDFC Bank.

Frusimide
Aciclovir
Alluminium hydroxide preparations
Alpha Beta Arteether
Betahistin
Cinnarizine
Betamethasone
Neomycine
Hydrocortisone
Chlorampheniramine malate
Cetrizine
Adrenaline
Chloroquine
Ethynyl Estrodiol
Levo norgesterol
Timolol
Vit E
Fluconazole
Tinidazole
Nadifloxacine
Clobetasole
Pioglitazone
Gliclazide
Gemifloxacine
Levofloxacine
Solbutamol
Progesteron
Isoxsuprine
Methyl ergometrine
Metronidazole
Iso sorbid dinitrate
Mupirocin