DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE
Emergency Medicine is the medical specialty concerned with caring for undifferentiated and unscheduled patients with illnesses or injuries requiring immediate medical, surgical, or psychiatric attention. As first-line care providers, Emergency physicians are responsible for initiating resuscitation & stabilization, starting investigations and interventions to diagnose and treat illnesses in the acute phase, coordinating care with other specialists and determining disposition assessing the patient’s need for hospital admission, observation or discharge.
1. To assimilate general concepts of emergency medicine, focused history taking, and physical examination skills to develop a systematic evaluation of patients presenting to the emergency department.
2. Based on the history acquired, develop the ability to do an immediate assessment and initial stabilization, followed by a complete focused examination.
3. To combine the knowledge with the history and physical examination, to develop an appropriate differential diagnosis for all presentations.
4. To demonstrate knowledge of the causes, presentation, and management of commonly presenting emergencies.
5. To perform primary and secondary surveys with the management of polytrauma patients effectively.
6. To demonstrate the ability to perform essential emergency procedures.
7. To be able to differentiate and place patients on care pathways that lead to appropriate discharge with follow-up when needed, admission to an ED-based observation unit or admission into a hospital.
8. To work in the difficult and challenging environment of the Emergency Department and to be able to re-prioritize and respond to new and urgent situations.
9. To be a part of a multi-disciplinary team where good communication and interpersonal skills are essential.
10. To be able to work both within and lead a team to provide the patient’s needs.
11. To work closely with a wide variety of in-patient teams and primary care and pre-hospital clinicians.
12. To be committed to the highest standards of care and of ethical and professional behavior within the specialty of Emergency Medicine and the medical profession.
13. The Emergency Physician should be caring, empathetic, and conscientious and practice medicine without prejudice.
14. To continually seek to improve care by utilizing up-to-date evidence, being committed to lifelong learning and being innovative.
Emergency Medicine is a relatively new specialty in India. Govt Medical College, Kozhikode, is honored and privileged to have the first MCI-recognized MD-Emergency Medicine postgraduate degree course in Kerala in the government sector. At present, we have NMC recognized two M.D seats every year. It has a bright future with many good opportunities for the students after MD Emergency Medicine.
M.C.I gave the Letter of Permission (No.MCI-68(22)/2011-Med) to start an M.D- Emergency Medicine postgraduate degree course with an annual intake of 2 seats, affiliated to Kerala University of Health Sciences, Thrissur from the academic year 2012 - 2013
The emergency Department was formally created by pooling faculty from General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Orthopedics & Anesthesiology.
The first batch of MD-Emergency Medicine candidates successfully completed the course in 2015.
A major milestone in 2017 was to get the MCI recognition for the permitted 2 M.D. seats.
Started one-year training program in Emergency Medicine for qualified Nurses on 1/11/2019 [Emergency Nursing Trainees] with the sanctioned seats of 10 every 6 months.
On 25th March 2023, the Department of Emergency Medicine got shifted to the new PMSSY block with improved facilities.
The department provides training for MBBS degree course, M.D in Emergency Medicine, affiliated to Kerala University of Health Sciences, with an annual intake of 2 seats, based on NEET PG entrance merit.
The department conducts bedside teaching and training for MBBS students and interns.
The department is actively involved in conducting BLS/ACLS courses for doctors, nursing staff, other department healthcare workers, and residents, including faculty from other departments and institutions.
Trauma Life Support course for residents and faculty from General Surgery and Orthopedics was conducted in various sessions.
Department periodically conducts Pediatric Advanced Life Support course for doctors, nursing staff, and other healthcare workers involved in managing pediatric patients.
Orientation classes including demonstrations for interns, focusing on the approach to a patient in the Emergency Department, triaging, basic airway and life support skills and safe transport of patients were conducted.
Curriculum
As per standards laid down by the Kerala University of Health Sciences, Thrissur.
Started monthly “EM TALK” from January 2019 onwards – A platform for eminent faculties for discussing various topics pertaining to Emergency Medicine.
In 2022, to mark the 10-year anniversary of the department, the department also started an online learning session called ‘E-LUMNI TALK’ hosted by the alumni of the Department of Emergency Medicine and other faculty happening once every month.
Emergency Nursing Training Course was started on 1/11/2019 with financial support from the Hospital development society. It aims at training qualified nurses in handling emergencies and critically ill patients. One-year course with an intake of 10 nurses every 6 months, for those who completed their nursing training (B Sc Nursing or GNM).
Medical Social Workers are posted round the clock as interns/trainees as per the order from DME, who get trained, and are actively involved in patient and caretaker counselling in emergency situations.
REGULAR ACADEMIC SCHEDULE FOR POSTGRADUATE RESIDENTS
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Day |
Programme |
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Monday |
Topic Presentation |
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Tuesday |
Case Presentation |
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Wednesday |
Case Presentation |
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Thursday |
Journal Club |
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Friday |
Interesting ECG/ X rays / ABG discussion |
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Saturday |
Mortality Meet / EDICU Statistics |
The Department is located on the first floor of the PMSSY block with faculty rooms, library, skill lab, and seminar room.
The Emergency patient management area includes:
The institution has a 24-hour functional blood bank, functioning under Transfusion Medicine Department with a blood storage room in the emergency department.
PROFESSOR AND HEAD: Dr CHANDNI R
. (MBBS, MD, PhD, PG Diploma in Medical Law and Ethics)
1.Faculty and Department Details
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Name of the faculty Qualification |
Current designation and date of promotion |
Nature of employment |
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Dr. Chandni R MBBS, MD(Medicine) PhD, PGDMLE |
Professor and HOD |
Permanent |
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Dr. Fijul Komu MD (Anaesthesiology) |
Associate Professor |
Permanent |
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Dr. Austin J M MD (Emergency Medicine) |
Assistant Professor |
Provisional |
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Dr. Krishnakumar R S MD (Emergency Medicine) |
Senior Resident |
Provisional |
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Dr. Vinayak S R MD Emergency Medicine |
Senior Resident |
Provisional |
Post Graduate M.D Residents:
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2012 |
Dr Midhun Mohan. N |
Dr Linu S.M |
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2013 |
Dr Appu Suseel |
Dr Roopasree Sivam |
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2014 |
Dr Noufel Yoosef |
Dr Ashhar Cheruthodika |
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2015 |
Dr Shyam Mohan K |
Dr Harish C R |
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2016 |
Dr Renjith T P |
Dr Arshad Fazal |
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2017 |
Dr Hidayathulla P K |
Dr Athira Unni |
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2018 |
Dr Mohammed Niyas Paloth |
Dr Kavitha K P |
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2019 |
Dr Akhil SL |
Dr Austin Joju Mangaly |
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2020 |
Dr Vinayak SR |
Dr Krishnakumar R S |
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2021 |
Dr Bipenthung N Jami |
Dr Anjana Suresh |
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2022 |
Dr Muhammed Ajmal K P |
Dr Gayathri Mohan
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2023 |
Dr Nithin C K |
Dr Aparna Harikumar |
1. Regular training of healthcare workers and general public on basic life support skills.
2. AHA certified BLS, ACLS, PALS
3. Certificate course in Emergency Nursing
4. International Trauma Life Support
Online educational videos
Created 3 Educational videos on COVID-19 Management in collaboration with Marrow – an online educational platform for medical students
1. https://youtu.be/zwbunGHawe0
2013
First Emergency Medicine CME July 2013
2014
Second Emergency Medicine CME August 2014
2015
Third Emergency Medicine CME March 2015
2017
AHA Accredited BLS ACLS July 2017
2018
Trauma resus March & December 2018
2019
1. EM KERALA 2019 –Second Annual State Conference- November –December 2019
2. Emergency Ultrasound Workshop EM SONO- 30/11/2019
3. Emergency Basic Life support and common Emergencies for UG Students on 30/11/2019
4. EM Neuro ophthalmological Emergencies Workshop- 30/11/2019
5. Disaster Preparedness - EM Nursing Workshop-30/11/2019
6. ECG interpretation and central line care EM Nursing Workshop-30/11/2019
7. EM Quiz (UG and PG) - 01/12/2019
8. Workshop – EMO-CAN Kasargod- July 2019 (BLS ACLS, Basic airway Mechanical ventilation workshop) for practicing Gynaecologist
9. EM CAM – Emergency medicine Calicut Academic Meet
2020
Basic ventilator workshop (COVID-19) for Faculty, PGs and Nurses of our college, March 2020
2021
1. Basic ventilator workshop (COVID-19) for IMCH Nurses and MSc Nursing students - June
2. AHA Accredited BLS ACLS January, July, October
2022
1. AHA Accredited BLS ACLS – March, July, November
2. The annual CME and conference of the department named EMCAM (Emergency Medicine Calicut Annual Meet) in April marking the 10th anniversary of the department
3. AHA Accredited PALS - September
2023
1. AHA Accredited BLS ACLS – March, July, December
2. Conducted EMCAM (EMCAM 2023) on the 5th, 6th and 7th of May 2023 which included an emergency sonography workshop – EM SONO [conducted by the faculty from INCUS (International Network for Critical Ultrasound)] and a UG workshop
Contributed to the preparation of ‘Standard Treatment Guidelines Critical Care Medicine, Department of Health &Family Welfare – Government of Kerala https://dhs.kerala.gov.in/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/2.-critical-care-29-7-19_Final.pdf
Chapters in Books
1. Hemodynamics of hypertension. Chapter 5, 35-9, Manual of Hypertension. Jaypee - The Health Sciences Publisher. First Edition.2016.
2. Renovascular hypertension. The Association of Physicians of India Medicine Update 2017, Section 16, chapter 134, pages 627- 30.
3. Complicated Urinary Tract infection. Chandni Radhakrishnan, Gayathri Ramakrishnan. TAPICON – Medicine Update 2018. 415-8.
4. Uncommon infections in Diabetes. Medicine Update 2019.Vol 29 2019: chapter 112, 546-51
5. Hypoglycemia: Approach and Management. Chapter 11, 312-21, Doctor’s Pocket Companion 2nd edition, 2019 by Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers (P) Ltd.
6. Manual of Hypertension, second edition. Section 3- Chapter 4. Overview of Various Pathogenic Mechanisms in Essential Hypertension. Pages 39-44: Chandni Radhakrishnan, Jinu Johnson. Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers.
7. Nipah Outbreak - The ED Response-Dr Chandni.R, Dr Midhun Mohan.N, Dr Noufel Yoosef; chapter 13 in the handbook - encountering Nipah the Kerala Experience. Pages 72-7. Published by Kerala Health & Family Welfare Department in 2019.
8. Nipah virus infection - Clinical features and management lessons learned from Calicut Experience: Dr Chandni. R. chapter 17 in the handbook - encountering Nipah the Kerala Experience. Pages 90-5. Published by Kerala Health & Family Welfare Department in 2019.
9. API Textbook of Medicine - 11th Edition Volume 1. Section 3 : Infectious Diseases. Part J: Viral Infections. 76. Nipah Virus Infection
10. Chapters in Current Practice Updates in Emergency Medicine Paperback – 20 July 2022. Notion Press. ISBN-13 979-8887043807
11. ARDS – Diagnosis and Management in emergency Department before ICU transfer. Dr Chandni R, Dr Hidayathulla PK. Pages 117-131, Emergencies in internal Medicine. Published by Department of Medicine, Pushpagiri Medical College, Thiruvalla & Central Travancore Physicians, Thiruvalla. Edited by Dr. R.N Sharma, Dr Sunil Mathew
Publications
3. Acute kidney injury in sepsis patients- an observational study -
Harish Chirattapurakkal Ramesh1, Jayakumar Edathedathe Krishnan, Neeraj Manikath J. Evid. Based Med. Healthc., pISSN- 2349-2562, eISSN- 2349-2570/ Vol. 5/Issue 49/Dec. 03, 2018
4. Alternate Biochemical Markers in Organophosphate Poisoning. J Assoc Physicians India. 2023 Aug;71(8):11-12. doi: 10.59556/japi.71.0325. PMID: 37651250. Mangaly AJ, Radhakrishnan C.
5. Aetiological And Clinical Profile Of Hypertensive Emergencies In A Tertiary Care Hospital- May 2018-Journal of Evolution of Medical and Dental Sciences 7(20):2491-2497, Ashhar c, Mohamed Shan
10. Adaptive immune responses in humans during Nipah virus acute and convalescent phases of infection. Arunkumar G, Devadiga S, McElroy AK, Prabhu S, Sheik S, Abdulmajeed J, Robin S, Sushama A, Jayaram A, Nittur S, Shakir M, Kumar KGS, Radhakrishnan C, Sakeena K, Vasudevan J, Reena KJ, Sarita RL, Klena JD, Spiropoulou CF, Laserson KF, Nichol ST. Clin Infect Dis. 2019 Jan 7. doi: 10.1093/cid/ciz010. [Epub ahead of print]. PMID: 30615097
11. Infections among contacts of patients with Nipah virus, India. Kumar CPG, Sugunan AP, Yadav P, Kurup KK, Aarathee R, Manickam P, Bhatnagar T, Radhakrishnan C, Thomas B, Kumar A 5th, Jayasree J, Philomina B, Kumar KGS, Thulaseedharan NK, Gupta N 5th, Rajendran R, Saritha RL, Mourya DT, Gangakhedkar RR, Murhekar MV. Emerg Infect Dis. 2019 May [date cited]. https://doi.org/10.3201/eid2505.181352. PMID: 31002050
12. Nipah Virus Sequences from Humans and Bats during Nipah Outbreak, Kerala, India, 2018.Yadav PD, Shete AM, Kumar GA, Sarkale P, Sahay RR, Radhakrishnan C, Lakra R, Pardeshi P, Gupta N, Gangakhedkar RR, Rajendran VR, Sadanandan R, Mourya DT. Emerg Infect Dis. 2019 May;25(5):1003-1006.doi: 10.3201/eid2505.181076. PMID:31002049
13. Clinical Manifestations of Nipah Virus–Infected Patients Who Presented to the Emergency Department During an Outbreak in Kerala State in India, Radhakrishnan Chandni, T P Renjith, Arshad Fazal, Noufel Yoosef, C Ashhar, N K Thulaseedharan, K P Suraj, M K Sreejith, K G Sajeeth Kumar, V R Rajendran, A Remla Beevi, R L Sarita, Attayur P Sugunan, Govindakarnavar Arunkumar, D T Mourya, Manoj Murhekar, May 2018, Clinical Infectious Diseases, , ciz789, https://doi.org/10.1093/cid/ciz789
14. Resistant Hypertension - A Quandary of its Own. R Chandni. J Assoc Physicians India. 2019 Dec;67(12):11-12
23. A fulminant pneumonia due to Mycoplasma pneumoniae - Case report and literature review. Unni A, Hidayathulla PK, Kavitha KP, Paloth MN, Nair PR, Kumar P J, Radhakrishnan C. IDCases. 2022 Jun 28;29:e01552. doi: 10.1016/j.idcr.2022.e01552. eCollection 2022.PMID: 35832783
24. An Uncommon Presentation of Human Subcutaneous Dirofilariasis. Austin Joju Mangaly, Arsha B P, Devarajan E, Chandni R,A Painful Neck Swelling to the Emergency Department - BMH Med. J. 2023;10(1):14-17. Case Report
25. Genomic surveillance of SARS-CoV-2 by sequencing the RBD region using Sanger sequencing from North Kerala. Dhanasooraj D, Viswanathan P, Saphia S, Jose BP, Parambath FC, Sivadas S, Akash NP, Vimisha TV, Nair PR, Mohan A, Hafeez N, Poovullathi JK, Vadekkandiyil S, Govindan SKK, Khobragade R, Aravindan KP, Radhakrishnan C. Front Public Health. 2022 Aug 25;10:974667. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2022.974667. PMID: 36091505; PMCID: PMC9454329.
1) Effectiveness of Ketofol for procedural sedation and analgesia in the Emergency Department, by Dr Midhun Mohan N under guidance of Dr Binu Sajid, Associate Professor, Anesthesiology Govt Medical College Calicut
2) Time of Return of ROSC in cardiac arrest victims and its relationship with opening rhythms, by Dr Appu Suseel under guidance of Dr K R Radha, Associate Professor of Anesthesiology, Govt Medical College Calicut
3) The clinical profile and risk factors for hypoglycaemia presenting to the emergency department of a tertiary care centre in North Kerala, by Dr Noufel Yoosef under guidance of Dr K R Radha, Associate Professor of Anesthesiology, Govt Medical College Calicut.
4) Aetiological and clinical profile of Hypertensive emergencies in a tertiary care hospital, by Dr Ashhar C under guidance of Dr Mohamed Shaan, Associate Professor, General Medicine Govt Medical College Calicut
5) Acute Kidney Injury in patients with sepsis-an observational study by Dr Harish CR, under guidance of Dr Jayakumar EK, Associate Professor, Dept of Nephrology, Govt Medical College Calicut.
6) Ultrasound confirmation of endotracheal tube position in difficult intubation cases in the emergency department, by Dr Shyam Mohan K under guidance of Dr Ushakumary R, Associate Professor Dept of Emergency Medicine Govt medical college Calicut.
7) Patterns of head injury in injured motor cyclists wearing helmets and not wearing helmets attending Emergency Department, by Dr Roopasree Sivam under guidance of Dr Joji Maliekal
8) Mechanical and infective complications of central venous catheterization done using anatomical landmark-based techniques in a tertiary hospital, by Dr Linu S M under guidance of Dr Joji I Maliekal
9) BRIPPED Scan for evaluation of patients with respiratory distress presenting to the emergency department, by Dr Renjith TP under guidance of Dr MK Raveendran, Professor of Emergency Medicine Govt Medical College Calicut.
10) Effectiveness of Opioid and NSAID as analgesic for the management of patients presenting with ureteric colic, by Dr Arshad Fazal under guidance of Dr Ushakumary R, Addtl Professor of Anesthesiology, Govt Medical College Calicut
11) Utility of HEART score in predicting major adverse cardiac events in Low-probability Acute Coronary Syndrome, by Dr Hidayathulla PK under guidance of Dr MK Raveendran , Professor of Emergency Medicine,Govt Medical College Calicut
12) Utility of PECARN low risk clinical decision rule for children with blunt head trauma- a validation study, by Dr Athira Unni under guidance of Dr Arun Mohan A, Associate Professor of Plastic Surgery
13) Gender difference in perception of pain in acute myocardial infarction and difference in response to pain therapy – by Dr. Mohammed Niyas P under the guidance of Dr. Chandni R Professor of Emergency Medicine, Government Medical College, Kozhikode
14) The role of thoracic ultrasonography in diagnosing pulmonary embolism in patients presenting to the ED – by Dr. Kavitha K P under the guidance of Dr. Chandni R Professor of Emergency Medicine, Government Medical College, Kozhikode
15) Echocardiography for prognostication during resuscitation of cardiac arrest patients with non-shockable rhythm – by Dr. Akhil S L under the guidance of Dr. Chandni R, Professor of Emergency Medicine and Dr. C G Sajeev retd. Professor of Cardiology, Government Medical College, Kozhikode
16) Validity of alternate biochemical markers in assessing the severity and prognosis of organophosphorus poisoning – by Dr. Austin Joju Mangaly under the guidance of Dr. Chandni R Professor of Emergency Medicine and Dr. N.K. Thulaseedharan retd. Professor of General Medicine, Government Medical College, Kozhikode.
17) Serratus Anterior Plane block compared with IV opioids for pain management in rib fractures of adult population in emergency department from 2021 – 2022 by Dr. Krishnakumar R S under the guidance of Dr. Chandni R Professor of Emergency Medicine and Dr. Sreejayan M P Professor of General Surgery, Government Medical College, Kozhikode
18)Ultrasound guided facia Iliaca block for peritrochanteric fractures in the ED: A prospective observational study by Dr Vinayak SR under the guidance of Dr Chandni R Professor and Head Department of Emergency Medicine and Dr Sibin Surendran Additional Professor Department of Orthopaedics, Government Medical College Kozhikode.
1) Ultrasound assessment of diaphragmatic muscle thickening-fraction for prediction of successful weaning off the mechanical ventilator by Dr. Bipenthung N. Jami under the guidance of Dr. Chandni R Professor & Head of Emergency Medicine Department and Dr. E. Devarajan Professor & Head Department of Radio-Diagnosis, Government Medical College, Kozhikode.
2) Usefulness of biomarkers and glycemic gap in predicting the mortality in patients with sepsis by Dr Anjana Suresh under the guidance of Dr Chandni R Professor and Head of Emergency Medicine Department and Dr Anitha PM Professor and Head Department of Microbiology, Government Medical College, Kozhikode.
3) Cardiac abnormalities in organophosphate poisoning presenting to emergency department by Dr. Muhammed Ajmal KP under the guidance of Dr. Chandni R Professor and Head of Emergency Medicine Department, Dr. Rajesh G Professor and Head of Cardiology Department and Dr. Sujith Sreenivasan C Professor and Head Forensic Medicine, Government Medical college Kozhikode
4) Point of care ultrasound as an adjunct in the early diagnosis of pneumoperitoneum compared with multidetector computed tomography by Dr. Gayathri Mohan under the guidance of Dr. Chandni R, Professor and Head of Emergency Medicine department, Dr. Juvaina P, Assistant Professor, Department of Radiodiagnosis, Government Medical College, Kozhikode
5) Point of care vascular ultrasound detection of the carotid artery pulse compared with manual central pulse check for pulse determination during cardiopulmonary resuscitation by Dr. Nithin C K under the guidance of Dr. Chandni R, Professor and Head of Emergency Medicine Department, Government Medical college Kozhikode
6) Ultrasound guided erector spinae plane block compared with conventional opiods for pain management in acute pancreatitis by Dr Aparna Harikumar under the guidance of Dr Chandni R, Professor and Head of Emergency Medicine department, Government Medical College Kozhikode
1) First prize in Poster presentation was won by Dr Midhun Mohan N, at INDUSEM Emergency Medicine National Conference of 2013, held at Jubilee Mission Medical College, Thrissur.
2) EMA India award 2018 for the exceptional work done by the department under the guidance of the HOD, Dr Chandni R, during the Nipah fever outbreak in Calicut, Kerala.
3) NIPAH- The Calicut experience, talk by Dr Chandni R at EMA 2018 , BHU Varanasi
4) EMA 2018 award at BHU, Varanasi was presented by Hon. Health Minister of Kerala, Mrs. Shylaja for the exceptional service provided by our department during the Nipah outbreak.
5) Dr. Noufel Yousef (2014 MD Admission): 2nd Rank KUHS FINAL MD-EMERGENCY MEDICINE EXAMINATION- 2017
6) Dr. Arshad Fazal (2016-MD admission):1st Rank KUHS FINAL MD-EMERGENCY MEDICINE EXAMINATION- 2019
7) Dr. Chandni R – Best Doctor Award in Modern Medicine in the Medical Education Sector 2018 by the Government of Kerala.
8)Dr Chandni R –Best teacher Award 2019 - Kerala university of Health Sciences (KUHS) in the Medical stream
9)Dr. Athira Unni(2017 Md admission) - Best Thesis - EM Kerala 2019
10)Dr. Athira Unni(2017 MD Admission): 2st Rank KUHS FINAL MD-EMERGENCY MEDICINE EXAMINATION- 2020
11) Dr. Hidayathulla P K(2017 MD Admission): 3rd Rank KUHS FINAL MD-EMERGENCY MEDICINE EXAMINATION- 2020
12) Dr. K P(2018 MD admission): 1st Rank KUHS FINAL MD-EMERGENCY MEDICINE EXAMINATION- 2021
13) Dr. Mohammed Niyas P (2018 MD admission): 3rdRank KUHS FINAL MD-EMERGENCY MEDICINE EXAMINATION- 2021
14) Dr. Akhil S L (2019 MD Admission): 1st Rank KUHS Final MD Emergency Medicine Examination 2022
15) Dr. Austin Joju Mangaly (2019 MD Admission): 2nd Rank KUHS Final MD Emergency Medicine Examination 2022
16) Dr. Krishnakumar RS and Dr. Austin Joju Mangaly bagged the first prize in the PG quiz conducted as part of EMCAM 2022 the first annual CME of the department.
17) Dr. Krishnakumar R S and Dr. Anjana Suresh secured the third prize in the PG quiz at EMCAM 2023
18) Dr. Krishnakumar R S was awarded the best performer award at Examthlon 2023 – a mock theory and practical exam conducted by Jubilee Mission Medical College, Thrissur.
19) Dr. Krishnakumar R S and Dr. Vinayak S R bagged the first prize in the PG quiz conducted at KEMS (Kerala Emergency Medicine Summit) 2023 at Trivandrum.
20) Dr. Krishnakumar R S and Dr. Vinayak S R secured the first and second prize in paper presentation at EMCAM 2023
21) Dr. Krishnakumar R S was awarded the best poster presentation prize at AEME (Association of Emergency Medicine Educators) Conference held at Coimbatore in 2023
22) Dr. Vinayak S R secured the first prize in OSCE simulation competition at AEME Conference 2023
23) Dr. Krishnakumar R S - 1st Rank KUHS FINAL MD-EMERGENCY MEDICINE EXAMINATION- 2023
5. WACEM (World Academic Council of Emergency Medicine)-October 2019. UAE. Presented Clinico Pathological Correlation – Dr Midhun Mohan, Dr Mohammed Niyas
6. Nipah Virus International Conference Nipah@20 on 09 - 10 December 2019 at Singapore. “Patient Management & Infection Control Practices” on Session 6, Day 2, 10th December 2019 - Speaker- Dr Chandni R
7. WACEM 2021 – Virtual conference CPC Presentation by Dr Chandni R & Dr Akhil S L
8. EM Kerala 2022 Faculty talk – Toxicology Updates by Dr Akhil SL
9. EMINDIA 2022 Original paper presentation Echocardiography for prognostication during resuscitation of cardiac arrest patients with non-shockable rhythm by Dr Akhil SL
10. Toxocon 17 – National conference on Toxicology. Case series presentation Early Myocarditis in OP Poisoning by Dr Akhil SL
11. National conferences- EM INDIA (Case presentations, original article &poster presentations)
12.State conferences- EM Kerala (Case presentations, original article & poster presentations)
Contact Us
The Professor and Head
Dept of Emergency Medicine
Govt Medical College, Kozhikode
Email ID: cmcemed@gmail.com