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ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT
Panchakarma is the most specialized branch of Ayurveda. Presently it is the most accepted Ayurvedic science which focuses on holistic approach of Ayurveda providing detoxification (Shodhana), disease prevention, health promotion and rejuvenation. It is the only science which provide management of health in a healthy individual.

The department specialise in Panchakarma, focusing on classical and contemporary knowledge.

Research and innovation: Students, Scholars and faculty actively engage in research exploration of different type of Panchakarma procedure and its impact on different disease. Establishment of ancient science through modern technology and parameters. Establishing Panchakarma as an evidence-based science.

Patient care and community services: The department prioritize practical experience in treating patients through authentic classical and traditional panchakarma treatment protocol with contemporary advances.

Workshop and clinical training: Regular workshops, seminars and clinical training sessions are conducted to keep students and faculty up-to-date with the latest development in the field of Panchakarma.

Promoting career opportunities: The department prepares students for a successful career in Panchakarma, whether in private practice, hospitals or academic field by providing them with the skills and knowledge require to excel.

VISSION  

  • To be a globally recognized centre for excellence in Panchakarma, fostering physical, mental and spiritual health through ancient Ayurvedic wisdom, innovative research and compassionate service, inspiring a healthier and balanced world.
  • To train undergraduates and post graduates of Ayurvedic medicine and professionals in fields related to Panchakarma.

 MISSION

  • To provide authentic, holistic and personized Panchakarma therapies rooted in the principles of Ayurveda, promoting detoxification, rejuvenation and well-being for individuals while upholding the highest standards of care, sustainability and ethical practices.
  • To give sufficient knowledge to handle Shamana and Shodhana therapies of Panchakarma.
  • To train undergraduates and post graduates of Ayurvedic medicine and professionals in fields related to Panchakarma.

 IMPORTANCE OF THE DEPT. IN AYURVEDA HEALTHCARE SYSTEM

The Panchakarma department holds significant importance in the Ayurveda healthcare system due to its key role is disease prevention, management, health promotion and rejuvenation.

  1. Panchakarma therapies are designed to cleanse the body by expelling the accumulated toxins (Ama) at cellular level.
  2. Health promotion by balancing the Tridoshas (Vata, Pitta and kapha).
  3. It eliminates the root causes of disease and also provide health promotion by Rutu Shodhana.
  4. This detoxification improves overall health and strengthen the body’s immune system.

 OBJECTIVES OF LEARNING

  • Departmental activities through Group performance with equal participation of Teaching Staff.
  • Clinical training by way of active involvement in OPD, Panchakarma therapy unit, case presentations and clinical discussions.
  • Regularly organized activities – Departmental Seminars, Workshops, Journal Club Meetings and Presentations, Group Discussions on innovative ideas, Extension Lectures etc. are some of the common and regular activities of the Department.

 LAB/CLASSROOM / DEMONSTRATION REQUIREMENTS

  • Distinct specialized Lab with museum for Panchakarma department, Demonstration room with ancient as well as advanced equipment, charts, models, class rooms having audio – video provision that will be benefited for at least 100 students.
  • Yogya clinical skill laboratory with- 5 full body mannequin for demonstration of Abhyanga, Udwartana, Utsadana, Lepa, PPS etc.
  • 5 enema trainer model for basti administration
  • 5 male and 5 female catheterization model for Uttara basti

EXPERIMENTAL / PRACTICAL WORK INVOLVED

  • as per their need for different college and panchakarma therapy center visit.
  • To train student about different type of Panchakarma treatment, hands on treatment, their clinical utilization.
  • All these practical works need to be done by students under the guidance & observation of Professor & other faculty members.
  • Maintenance of Dept. Practical Book as well as Log Book for daily activities needs to be done.

OUTCOME OF THE LEARNING

Learning Panchakarma as an Ayurvedic graduate equips students with specialized knowledge and practical skills essential for becoming proficient practitioners in Ayurveda. These includes:

    1. Understanding of Ayurvedic principles
    2. Knowledge of indication and contraindication
    3. Procedural skill
    4. Knowledge of different type of Panchakarma Preparation
    5. Knowledge of 5 main panchakarma procedures: Vaman, Virechana, Basti, Nasya, Raktamokshana.
    6. Knowledge of post therapy care- like Samsarjana krama, Shaman therapy, Rasayan Vajikaran chikitsa etc.
    7. Knowledge of recommendation of appropriate lifestyle changes and dietary plans to complement Panchakarma therapy.

DEPARTMENT OF PANCHAKARMA


SRI SRI COLLEGE OF AYURVEDIC SCIENCE AND RESEARCH HOSPITAL
SRI SRI UNIVERSITY, CUTTACK
(STUDENT CAPACITY – 100)


DETAILS OF TEACHING AID IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PANCHAKARMA

(STUDENT CAPACITY -100)

CHARTS SPECIMEN MODELS BOOKS FURNITURE INSTRUMENTS AND EQUIPMENT
ANNEX -01 ANNEX-02 ANNEX-03 ANNEX-04 ANNEX-05 ANNEX-06

INFRASTRUCTURE:

SL NO STRUCTURE NCISM NORMS EXISTING REMARKS
1 DEPARTMENTS. MUSEUM 100 sq.mt
2 Yogya clinical skill laboratory 200 sq. mt

STAFF

SL NO DEPARTMENTAL STAFF NCISM NORM EXISTING
1 TEACHING STAFF
PROFFESOR 01 00
ASSO. PROFESSOR 01 00
ASST. PROFESSOR 02 02
2 NON-TEACHING STAFF
CLERK 01 00
MTS 01 00
3 NON- TEACHING STAFF
BAMS DOCTOR 01 00
CLERK 01 00
MTS 01 00

B. DEPARTMENTAL RECORDS

SL NO RECORDS QUANTITY REQUIRED AVAILABLE
1 STAFF ATTEDANCE 01
2 STUDENT ATTENDEACE 02
3 TOPIC REGISTER 02
4 STOCK & STORE REGISTER 01
5 LIBRARY BOOK REGISTER 01
6 NOTICE BOOK REGISTER 01
7 DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR REGISTER 01
8 INWARD FILE 01
9 INWARD REGISTER 01
10 OUTWARD FILE 01
11 OUTWARD REGISTER 01
12 PURCHAGE FILE 01
13 TOTAL 14

C. ASSETS

SL NO NAME OF THE ASSET AS PER NCISM NORM EXISTING REMARK
1 E- Display Unit (Smart board / Smart TV / Light Emitting Diodes Display) 01 00
2 Computer with internet 01 00
3 Printer & Scanner 01 00

D

1 CHARTS Annexure -01
2 WEAPONS Annexure -02
3 SPECIMEN Annexure -03
4 MODEL Annexure -04
5 BOOKS Annexure -05
6 FURNITURE Annexure -06
7 INSTUMENTS & EQUIPMENTS Annexure -07

CHARTS…………………………………………………………………………………….. ANNEXURE 01

SL NO CHARTS QUANTITY, AS PER NCISM QUANTITY, EXISTING
1 SARVANGA ABHYANGA 01 00
2 PPS 01 00
3 SSPS 01 00
4 UDWARTANA 01 00
5 SHIRODHARA 01 00
6 SHIROBASTI 01 00
7 TAKRADHARA 01 00
8 PARISHEKA SWEDA 01 00
9 AVAGAHA SWEDA 01 00
10 JANUBASTI 01 00
11 PRUSTHABASTI 01 00
12 VAMANA 01 00
13 VIRECHANA 01 00
14 BASTI 01 00
15 NASYA 01 00
16 RAKTAMOKSHANA 01 00
17 DHUMAPANA 01 00
18 TILAM 01 00
19 SHIROABHYANGA 01 00
20 NADI SWEDA 01 00

SPECIMENS…………………………………………………………….. ANNEXURE-02

SL NO SPECIMEN AS PER NCISM EXISTING
1 SHASTIKSHALI 500gm 00
2 BRASS- BASTI NETRA 05pc 00
3 BRASS- DHUMA NETRA 05pc 00
4 BASTI YANTRA 05pc 00
5 MADANAPHALA 50pc 00
6 TRIVRUT 500gm 00
7 YASTHIMADHU 500gm 00
8 VACHA 500gm 00
9 GOKARNA 05pc 00
10 MATRABASTI- SYRINGE 05pc 00
11 ENEMACANE 05pc 00
12 SHIROBASTI CAP 05pc 00
13 JANUBASTI RING 5pairs 00
14 KATIBASTI RING Spc 00
16 JALAUKA 10nos 00
17 SHRUNGA 5ps 00
18 ALABU 5ps 00
19 IV SET 5 00
20 CATHETOR spc 00
21 DHARAPATRA 2pc 00

MODELS …………………….ANNEXURE 3

SL NO MODELS AS PER NICSM EXISTING
1 SHIRODHARA 01 00
2 SHIROBASTI 01 00
3 KUTI SWEDA 01 00
4 ASHMAGHANA SWEDA 01 00
5 JENTAKA SWEDA 01 00
6 ALABU 02 00
7 BASTI POSITION 01 00
8 SHIRO PICHU/TALAM 01 00
9 BRASS- BASTI NETRA 01 00
10 BRASS- DHUMA NETRA 01 00

BOOKS - ANNEXURE-04

SL NO NAME OF THE BOOKS AUTHER(S) REMARK REQUIRED
1 Keraliya Panchakarma Chikitsa Vigyan T.L. Devraj 01
2 Architecture & Applied Instruments in Panchakarma Pulak Kanti Kar   01
3 Clinical Panchakarma made Easy   Udaya Ganesha B. 01
4 Dhara Kalpa S. Sharma, H.L. Sharma   01
5 Essentials of Panchakarma Therapy Pulak Kanti Kar   01
6 Keraliya Panchakarma Chikitsa Vigyan T.L. Devraj   01
7 Mechanism of Panchakarma & Its Module of Investigation Pulak Kanti Kar 01
8 Panchakarma & Ayurvedic Massage Subhash Ranade, Avinash   01
9 Textbook of Panchakarma Dr. Lohith B. A. 01
10 Panchakarma Chikitsa   Mukundilal Dwivedi   01
11 Panchakarma Chikitsa Vigyan (Vol.1) T.L. Devraj   01
12 Panchakarma Chikitsa Vigyan (Vol.2) T.L. Devraj 01
13 Panchakarma Illustrated (English) G. Srinivas Acharya   01
14 Panchakarma Treatment of Ayurveda with Kerala Specialities T.L. Devraj 01
15 Sadkarma of Yoga VIS-A-VIS Panchakarma of Ayurveda S. Govindan 01
16 Panchakarma Vigyan Dr Haridas Shreedhar Kasture 01
17 Sushruta samhita with the sushruta nibandha samgraha commentary of dalhana and Nyayachandrika panjika of Gayadas on nidana sthana 05
18 Charak Samhita with commentary of Ayurveda Dipika by Chakrapani datta and Jalpakalpataru by Gangadhara 05
19 Ashtanga Hridaya with sarvanga Sundara and Ayurveda Rasayana Commentaries 05
20 Ashtanga samgraha with shashilekha commentaries 03
21 Clinical Panchakarma (English) Dr. P. Yadaiah 01
22 Prayogika Panchakarma (Hindi) Dr. P. Yadaiah 01
23 Vivida Vyadhiyome Panchakarma (Hindi) Dr. P. Yadaiah 01
24 The Panchakarma treatment of Ayurveda with Kerala Specialties Dr. T. L. Devaraj 01
25 Panchakarma Therapy Dr. R. H. Singh 01
26 Ayurveda- Principles and Panchakarma Practice Dr. Mandip R G & Prof. Gurdip Singh 01
27 Principle and Practices of Basti Dr. Vasudevan & Dr. L Mahadevan 01
28 Panchakarma Sangraha Dr. Manoj Shamkuwar 01
29 Essential of Panchakarma Therapy Dr. Pulak Kanti Kar 01
30 Principle and Practices of Panchakarma Vaidya Vashant C Patil 01
31 Harrison’s Principle of Internal Medicine 01
32 Guyton’s Physiology 01
33 Tortora’s Principle of Anatomy and Physiology 01
34 Tidy’s Physiotherapy Stuart Porter 01
35 Vangasen Samhita Pandit Hariharaprasad Tripathy 01
36 Chakradatta (Chikitsa Sangraha) Dr. G. Prabhakara Rao 01
37 Chakradatta P V Sharma 02 set
38 A text book of KAYACHIKITSA (3 volumes) Dr. P. S. Byadgi, Dr. A.K. Pandey 01 set
39 Bedside clinical medicine 2 volumes Dr. Arup Kumar Kundu 01
40 Lange Clinical neurology David A Greenberg 01

FURNITURES……………………………………......…….. ANNEXURE-06

SL NO FURNITURES AS PER NCISM
1 REVOLVING CHAIR 4
2 VISITORS CHAIR 8
3 OFFICE TABLE 4
4 CUP BOARD ( GLASS FITTING) 4 SELVES 2
5 ALMIRAH (WOODEN) 5
6 REVOLVING STOOL 4
7 FAN 4
8 DUSTBIN 4

Dr. Snigdha Rani Patra
Assistant Professor
Sri Sri College of Ayurvedic Science and Research Hospital
Qualifications:
BAMS, MD (Ayu) – Panchakarma
Email: snigdha.p@srisriuniversity.edu.in

Dr. Dibyajyoti Moharana
Assistant Professor
Sri Sri College of Ayurvedic Science and Research Hospital
Sri Sri University, Cuttack, Odisha
Qualifications:
B.A.M.S., M.D., Ph.D. Scholar
Email: dibyajyoti.m@srisriuniversity.edu.in

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