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PANDIT RAMNARAIN SHARMA INSTITUTE OF ALTERNATE
MEDICINE
Mission: To undertake research and
development activities for optimum utilization of different streams
of medicinal education, products, and processes to improve the quality
of life.
Objectives
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introduce and popularize of innovative alternative medicine
(viz.,chiropractic, acu-puncture traditional Chinese medicines) |
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integrate the practice of alternative medicine with allopathic
treatment |
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to
create facilities for R &D in multidimensional areas of medicine |
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introduce applied courses in the field of alternate medicine |
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promote the use and practice of alternate medicines for the
society at large |
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to
conduct and support research and analysis of traditional medicinal
plants and explore appropriate ways and means to judiciously
use their properties. |
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contribute towards conservation and propagation of medicinal
plants |
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introduce concept of cost effectiveness, quality and standards
in alternate medicine. |
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promote re-engineering and automation in alternate medicine
products and processes. |
Complimentary and Alternative Medicine
(CAM) draws upon all therapeutic systems to form a comprehensive
approach to art and science of medicine. Despite continued neglect
and apathy from majority scientific establishments towards its use,
many Allopathic practitioners have now began to recognize the virtues
of complementary medicine not only for the relief of illness but
for prevention, as well. In fact, naturopathy, massage, acupuncture,
yoga and the like practices mainly conceived in the Orient are already
gaining popularity, specially in the west. Thus, prospects of these
and other complimentary therapies are considerably bright. The Institute
of Complementary and Alternative Medicine is determined to achieve
the twin goals of (i) institutionalization of the concept, principles
and practices of Complimentary and Alternative Medicine by promoting
authentic research, creating quality literature, infusing social
awareness and forging closes bonds of co-ordination and understanding
with all concerned institutions and organizations and, (ii) creating
a cadre of committed and competent practitioners, researchers and
entrepreneurs who could realistically match the demand and htmlirations
of the people who believe on this school of therapy.. Students trained
in CAM will deliver integrative medicine along side Allopathic in
the changing health-scape. Initially this institute is working on
integrative approach based on seven types of alternative medicine,
namely, chiropractic, acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine,
massage, naturopathy, homeopathy, herbal medicine, & Ayurveda.Presently,
the Institute is offering following programs of study and research.
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Academic Program
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Duration
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Seats |
Eligibility
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Fee
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Adm.
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| M.Sc.
PhD Combined Degree program in Alternate Medicine |
4
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20 |
B.Sc.
(with Chemistry as one of the Subjects) |
SFA |
ET |
The outline curriculum of the academic
program offered by the Institute would be as follows:
Foundation to Hypnotherapy Hypnosis and
Spirituality Rituals of Healing ; Using Imagery for Health and Wellness
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Course Number
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Course Name |
| Basic Courses |
Physiology, (I,II,III)Anatomy
& Embryology (I,II) Pathology Biochemistry Pharmacology Organic
Chemistry Biostatistical and Public health Behavioral Science
Basic Physics Micro biology History Embryology Immunology Specialization |
| Ayurveda |
Basic Principles of
Ayurvedic Medicine Principles of Ayurvedic Pharmacology Diagnosis
of Diseases (Pulse Diagnosis, Exam & Interview) Yoga and Meditation |
| Naturopathy |
Naturopathic Clinical
Theory Naturopathic Manipulation Botanical Medicine Diet and
Nutrition |
| Chinese Herbal Medicine |
Theory and Philosophy
of Oriental Medicine Oriental Medicine Diagnostic Skills General
Principles of Acupuncture Treatment Acupuncture Case Studies
Herbiology |
| Massage |
Kinesiology and musculo-skeletal
pathology Acupressure Massage therapy Stress reduction management |
| Mind-body Medicine |
Cognitive therapy
Biofeedback Touch Field Therapy, (The Callahan method) Shiatsu
Yoga and meditation |
| Homeopathy |
Foundation of Homeopathic
Theory Materia Medica - families of Plants, Animals, Minerals
Foundations of acute Prescribing Nutrition and Diet |
| Chiropractic |
Chiropractic principles
and practice Clinical Biomechanics Chiropractic Principles |
| Energy therapies |
Reiki Foundation of
T'ai Chi Reiki Biomagenetic therapy |
| Imagery and Hypnotherapy |
Foundation to Hypnotherapy
Hypnosis and Spirituality Rituals of Healing ; Using Imagery
for Health and Wellness |
Courses
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