27th May 2016 with the initiative of Professor Chitta Ranajn Chowdhury Head, Department of Oral Biology & Genomic Studies and his team organized a Seminar Workshop, followed by Hands’ –on practice on OSCE was accomplished successfully at A.B. Shetty Memorial Institute of Dental Sciences, Nitte University Mangalore Karnataka India.
Professor U S Krishna Nayak, Dean, AB Shetty Dental College Prof. (Dr) U.S. Krishna Nayak, Principal and Dean of A.B. Shetty Memorial Institute of Dental Sciences, Nitte University addressed the audiences. He emphasized the importance of the OSCE’s in Indian Dentistry and reiterated that the students and faculties to use the concept and practice of OSCE initiated and organised by Professor Chitta Chowdhury. educational development programme of the department. Professor Nayak spoke high of Chowdhuy’s innovative contributions and those are scoured from various part of the world he is involved in.
Welcome address from Prof.(Dr.) U S Krishna Nayak, Dean of the College, Professor N. Udayakiran Head of Department of Community Medicine K.S.Hegde Medical Academy was a facilitating expert for the seminar and workshop programme. He had one and half years of experience in running OSCES’s with simulated patients in 2007 while he was working as a visiting professor at Jaing xy, the University of Nanchang, China. He was awarded with LUSHAN award of China by provincial government of Jaing Xy province which is a unique distinction for foreign experts. He highlighted the history of OSCE’s which was initially started at Harvard University in 1975.
Professor N Udayakiran, Head, Department of Community Medicine KS Hegde Medical Acadeny, Nitte University .
Prof.(Dr.) N. Sridhar Shetty, Director of CADSS addressed on the needfulness of OSCE for the safety of patients and clinicians. He encouraged Director of curriculum and Staff development to introduce the OSCE’s at all department levels in A.B.Shetty Memorial Institute of Dental Sciences. He also proposed that—Prof. Chitta Chowdhury to lead OSCE could be organised in all the departments of the Institute.
Prof.(Dr.) N. Sridhar Shetty, Founder Dean, Prof. Rajshekar M Director of Curriculum and Staff development was also present on the occasion and gave his positive opinion on OSCE. Prof. (Dr)B. Rajendra Prasad, Head of Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery and Director of Postgraduate Dental Studies support strongly. Prof. Chitta Chowdhury, Head of Department of Oral Biology and Genomic Studies educational Development programme of the department organised two hours hands- on OSCE practice through a well-structured 10 case scenarios performed by the Interns and demonstrated their effectiveness through assessment. Most of the candidates scored excellent. Prof. (Dr) Mitra Hegde, Vice Dean of A.B. Shetty Memorial Institute of Dental Sciences, Mangalore was also present on the seminar.
The session concluded with vote of thanks by Dr Shahnawaz Khijmatgar, Faculty Department of Oral Biology and Genomic Studies, A.B. Shetty Memorial Institute of Dental Sciences Nitte University Dr Ankita Kushwaha, a first year postgraduate student from Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery welcomed the guests. The 10 Interns and one faculty from each department joined to join hands-on practice of OSCE. Say from Initiator Professor Chitta Chowdhury “Needful communication is an important determinant for a safer treatment. In India we do not communicate with our patients sufficiently, and as a result patients' are sometimes confused about their disease and treatment including prognosis. Most of the time we do communicate in a sympathetic approach, which is wrong -- but we need to deal them empathically. In this context, we are the health care providers overtly compromised with pressure of litigation things. We do not keep the expectations and psychological elements of a sick person in our consideration.
A trained and competent dental intern (Elaine Ang of Malysia) is demonstrating on how a medical emergency (case of severe anaphylaxis in dental practice) is managed to avoid a death in dental chair. Professor Chitta Cowdhury is facilitating for an assessment by a trainee examiner for intern Elaine. Well trained intern Doris Hoo Din (of Malaysia) is competently demonstrating on how to examine, assess and delegate a treatment plan of a case of oro antral communication. Professor Rajshekhar M, Director of Curriculum and Stuff Development of Nitte University is an observer of OSCE performance Medical and dental colleges in developed countries adequately train their potential doctors. This helps practice medicine and dentistry by using good communication skill. Also for this, they ensure that legislation and that is implemented completely, hence, there is no way a doctor can ignore such OSCE simulated practice in real life.
Objective structure Clinical Examination (OSCE) is one of the assessment processes, which has been used to assess the competency of a clinician. Therefore, the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) could be a consideration as one of the assessment methods. OSCE practice ensures clinicians to be a safer doctor as they communicate with their patients with evidence –based information. Successful OSCE performers ensure their competency for a valid procedure. It also trains a doctor to communicate with his/her patients emphatically.
Effective communications with a treatment plan is rehearsed in OSCEs, and that safeguards clinicians, in case s/he has a treatment failure. I trained and tested the OSCE for dental Interns, it is workable. Essentially, the OSCE is one of the current approaches used in many countries, and helps develop ability of a clinician regarding his/her valid practice through proper communication with their patients and peers.” Hope and wishes of a lightened lamp Dean Dr U S Krishna Nayak,Profesor Mithra Hegde, Vice Principal of AB Shetty Dental College, Audiences in the seminar at A.B.Shetty Memorial Institute of Dental Sciences A trained and competent dental intern (Elaine Ang of Malysia) is demonstrating on how a medical emergency (case of severe anaphylaxis in dental practice) is managed to avoid a death in dental chair. A trained and competent dental intern (Elaine Ang of Malysia) is demonstrating on how a medical emergency (case of severe anaphylaxis in dental practice) is managed to avoid a death in dental chair.
Professor U S Krishna Nayak, Dean, AB Shetty Dental College Prof. (Dr) U.S. Krishna Nayak, Principal and Dean of A.B. Shetty Memorial Institute of Dental Sciences, Nitte University addressed the audiences. He emphasized the importance of the OSCE’s in Indian Dentistry and reiterated that the students and faculties to use the concept and practice of OSCE initiated and organised by Professor Chitta Chowdhury. educational development programme of the department. Professor Nayak spoke high of Chowdhuy’s innovative contributions and those are scoured from various part of the world he is involved in.
Welcome address from Prof.(Dr.) U S Krishna Nayak, Dean of the College, Professor N. Udayakiran Head of Department of Community Medicine K.S.Hegde Medical Academy was a facilitating expert for the seminar and workshop programme. He had one and half years of experience in running OSCES’s with simulated patients in 2007 while he was working as a visiting professor at Jaing xy, the University of Nanchang, China. He was awarded with LUSHAN award of China by provincial government of Jaing Xy province which is a unique distinction for foreign experts. He highlighted the history of OSCE’s which was initially started at Harvard University in 1975.
Professor N Udayakiran, Head, Department of Community Medicine KS Hegde Medical Acadeny, Nitte University .
Prof.(Dr.) N. Sridhar Shetty, Director of CADSS addressed on the needfulness of OSCE for the safety of patients and clinicians. He encouraged Director of curriculum and Staff development to introduce the OSCE’s at all department levels in A.B.Shetty Memorial Institute of Dental Sciences. He also proposed that—Prof. Chitta Chowdhury to lead OSCE could be organised in all the departments of the Institute.
Prof.(Dr.) N. Sridhar Shetty, Founder Dean, Prof. Rajshekar M Director of Curriculum and Staff development was also present on the occasion and gave his positive opinion on OSCE. Prof. (Dr)B. Rajendra Prasad, Head of Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery and Director of Postgraduate Dental Studies support strongly. Prof. Chitta Chowdhury, Head of Department of Oral Biology and Genomic Studies educational Development programme of the department organised two hours hands- on OSCE practice through a well-structured 10 case scenarios performed by the Interns and demonstrated their effectiveness through assessment. Most of the candidates scored excellent. Prof. (Dr) Mitra Hegde, Vice Dean of A.B. Shetty Memorial Institute of Dental Sciences, Mangalore was also present on the seminar.
The session concluded with vote of thanks by Dr Shahnawaz Khijmatgar, Faculty Department of Oral Biology and Genomic Studies, A.B. Shetty Memorial Institute of Dental Sciences Nitte University Dr Ankita Kushwaha, a first year postgraduate student from Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery welcomed the guests. The 10 Interns and one faculty from each department joined to join hands-on practice of OSCE. Say from Initiator Professor Chitta Chowdhury “Needful communication is an important determinant for a safer treatment. In India we do not communicate with our patients sufficiently, and as a result patients' are sometimes confused about their disease and treatment including prognosis. Most of the time we do communicate in a sympathetic approach, which is wrong -- but we need to deal them empathically. In this context, we are the health care providers overtly compromised with pressure of litigation things. We do not keep the expectations and psychological elements of a sick person in our consideration.
A trained and competent dental intern (Elaine Ang of Malysia) is demonstrating on how a medical emergency (case of severe anaphylaxis in dental practice) is managed to avoid a death in dental chair. Professor Chitta Cowdhury is facilitating for an assessment by a trainee examiner for intern Elaine. Well trained intern Doris Hoo Din (of Malaysia) is competently demonstrating on how to examine, assess and delegate a treatment plan of a case of oro antral communication. Professor Rajshekhar M, Director of Curriculum and Stuff Development of Nitte University is an observer of OSCE performance Medical and dental colleges in developed countries adequately train their potential doctors. This helps practice medicine and dentistry by using good communication skill. Also for this, they ensure that legislation and that is implemented completely, hence, there is no way a doctor can ignore such OSCE simulated practice in real life.
Objective structure Clinical Examination (OSCE) is one of the assessment processes, which has been used to assess the competency of a clinician. Therefore, the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) could be a consideration as one of the assessment methods. OSCE practice ensures clinicians to be a safer doctor as they communicate with their patients with evidence –based information. Successful OSCE performers ensure their competency for a valid procedure. It also trains a doctor to communicate with his/her patients emphatically.
Effective communications with a treatment plan is rehearsed in OSCEs, and that safeguards clinicians, in case s/he has a treatment failure. I trained and tested the OSCE for dental Interns, it is workable. Essentially, the OSCE is one of the current approaches used in many countries, and helps develop ability of a clinician regarding his/her valid practice through proper communication with their patients and peers.” Hope and wishes of a lightened lamp Dean Dr U S Krishna Nayak,Profesor Mithra Hegde, Vice Principal of AB Shetty Dental College, Audiences in the seminar at A.B.Shetty Memorial Institute of Dental Sciences A trained and competent dental intern (Elaine Ang of Malysia) is demonstrating on how a medical emergency (case of severe anaphylaxis in dental practice) is managed to avoid a death in dental chair. A trained and competent dental intern (Elaine Ang of Malysia) is demonstrating on how a medical emergency (case of severe anaphylaxis in dental practice) is managed to avoid a death in dental chair.
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