RADIOLOGY

• The Department of Radiodiagnosis functions in the ground floor of the Main Building.
• Thus facilities for conventional and static and portable X-rays, fluoroscopy,contrast studies, ultra-sonography computerized tomography and Magnetic resonance imaging shall be available.
• Also, mobile Xray units and portal ultrasound machines are located in almost all wards including-TAEI, OG, SURGERY ICU, IMCU, Ortho, Fever Ward etc.
• The rooms housing the various diagnostic Imaging systems shall be as per the regulatory provisions of the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB), Government of India.
• It satisfies the requirements of the Medical Council of India and erstwhile NMC in terms of infrastructure as well as basic faculty requirements.
• The staff of Radio-Diagnosis department shall be covered by Personal Monitoring System as prescribed by AERB.
• The department houses a museum displaying interesting and common XRAY, CT, MRI teaching films.

800MA X RAY OPENING BY HEALTH MINISTER

Our Department of Radiodiagnosis facilitates academic activities of:

• Undergraduate MBBS Students
• C.R.M.I from Foreign Medical Graduates
• District Residency Program Post graduates from various Government and Private medical colleges and Institutions
• DRDT Students
• Nursing students.

Undergraduate MBBS teaching program MD

Our Department of Radiodiagnosis conducts theory and practical demonstration classes for Pre final year and final year MBBS Students as per NMC Medical education unit guidelines.

Our Government Thiruvallur Medical College, Thiruvallur has 100 Undergraduate seats each academic year starting from 2022. At present we are having First year, Second year , pre final and final year students in our college. As per COMPETENCY BASED UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM we provide education and clinical skill knowledge through various means from first year to final year.

Early Clinical Exposure (ECE) is a learning tool that provides medical students with practical experience in a healthcare setting early in their studies.Competency-based curriculum: The curriculum is designed to help students develop competencies in working in a healthcare team, practicing medicine, and more

1 weeks Clinical classes are held in prefinal and final year where proper schedule is based on Curriculum including case discussion, self directed learning and small group teaching.

A summative assessment is made at the end of session testing their competency skills which helps in strengthening their weak areas.Theory classes are held regularly every month for final years based on CBME curriculum that includes Radiodiagnosis, AETCOM modules , Integration topics.

C.R.M.I. from Foreign Medical Graduates

In our Government Medical College and Hospital, CRMI from Foreign Medical Graduates are posted after completing their Foreign Medical Graduate Examination for past 2 years with each academic year approximately 100 CRMI graduates.

We are teaching basic clinical exposure and hands on training to all the posted CRMIs to enable them to diagnose common ailments. District Residency Program Post graduates

As per Post Graduate Medical Education Regulations 2000 (PGMER-2000) vide notification dated 16.09.2020, Post graduate students in various Government and Private Medical Colleges in their second year are posted in New Medical colleges, District Headquarters Government Hospitals and Taluk Hospitals.

In our Government Medical College and Hospital, Thiruvallur, District Residency Program Post Graduates are regularly posted for the past two years from various Government and Private Medical Colleges.

All the DRP Post graduates posted in our Department are trained under subject specific learning objectives. This will be dealt with under the following headings:

• Theoretical knowledge (Cognitive domain)
• Practical and clinical skills (psychomotor domain)
• Attitudes including communication skills (Affective domain)
• Writing thesis / Reviewing Research activities (Scholarly activity)
• Training in Research Methodology (Practice based learning, Evidence based practice)
• Professionalism
• Teaching skills
• All the DRP PGs are involved in the following academic activities
• Case Presentation- Once a week
• Seminars- Once a week
• Journal club- Once a week
• Quality of training is monitored by log books, supportive supervision and continuous assessment of performance.

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