Dayanand Medical College & Hospital

30/04/2026

A 3-day CPR training workshop 'Life in your hands' was conducted in the OPD area of Hero DMC under Mission Swasth Kavach. The session focused on creating awareness about cardiac arrest and equipping the general public with life-saving CPR skills.

The workshop was organized under the guidance of Dr. Bishav Mohan, Chief Cardiologist-cum-Coordinator, and mentor under the Mentor–Mentee Programme of DMC&H. The session was conducted by Dr. Komal Bhouria (MBBS Batch 2021) and Dr. Shilpa Singh (MBBS Batch 2022).

Around 150 participants actively engaged in hands-on practice on mannequins and learned the correct techniques of chest compressions and emergency response. The workshop witnessed an enthusiastic response, with individuals showing keen interest in acquiring this essential skill. The initiative aimed to empower the community and promote preparedness in saving lives.

29/04/2026

Awareness sessions were conducted in the lobby area of HDHI, covering yoga, diet, psychology, and physiotherapy.
The sessions aimed to promote holistic well-being and encourage healthier lifestyle choices among visitors.

28/04/2026

We are pleased to share that Dr. Manpreet Kaur, Assistant Professor in the Department of Plastic Surgery at DMC&H, participated in the AIIMS Aesthetic Update 2026 held at AIIMS, New Delhi.

She contributed as a Key Discussant in several academic sessions, including discussions on virtual planning in rhinoplasty, reconstructive fat grafting using cell-assisted lipotransfer, and the use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in aesthetics.

Her participation reflects a continued commitment to academic excellence and advancement in the field of aesthetic and reconstructive surgery.

28/04/2026

The Department of Immunohaematology & Blood Transfusion, Dayanand Medical College & Hospital (DMC&H), under the leadership of Dr. Rajesh Kumar, Professor & Head, successfully organized CME on 25th April 2026 at Dumra Auditorium, DMC&H. The theme of this year’s CME was “Bridging Specialities: Building a Pathway for Clinical Application of Apheresis.”

The CME was inaugurated by the Chief Guest, Shri Bipin Gupta, Secretary, DMC&H Managing Society, Dr. G.S. Wander, Principal, DMC&H, Dr. Sandeep Sharma, Medical Superintendent, Dr. Ashima Taneja, Additional Medical Superintendent, Dr. Rajesh Kumar, Professor & Head, Department of Immunohaematology & Blood Transfusion, Mr. Sushant Sharma, Deputy Drugs Controller (India), CDSCO Zonal Office, Baddi, along with faculty members of the department.

The academic event was coordinated by Dr. Sonia Gupta, Organizing Secretary, and Dr. Deepika Aggarwal, Joint Organizing Secretary. The CME featured a rich scientific programme including oral paper presentations and e-poster presentations, providing a platform for knowledge exchange and discussion among clinicians, residents, and students.

In his message, Shri Bipin Gupta, Secretary, DMC&H Managing Society, emphasized the importance of such academic initiatives in enhancing patient care. He stated that apheresis is an evolving field that requires integration across multiple specialties, and platforms like this CME help in creating awareness and building a structured pathway for its effective clinical application.

Dr. G.S. Wander, Principal, DMC&H, highlighted the need for continuous learning and collaboration in modern medicine. He said that bridging specialties is essential to translate advanced technologies like apheresis into routine clinical practice, ultimately benefiting patients through improved treatment outcomes.

While delivering the vote of thanks, Dr. Rajesh Kumar, Professor & Head, Department of Immunohaematology & Blood Transfusion, expressed his gratitude to the esteemed guests, speakers, and participants. He appreciated the collective efforts that made the CME a success and reiterated the department’s commitment to promoting academic excellence and strengthening the clinical application of apheresis through continued learning and collaboration

The CME featured comprehensive sessions on key topics including Platelet Apheresis, Therapeutic Plasma Exchange: Fundamentals and Guidelines, and Therapeutic Plasma Exchange: Clinical Applications. These sessions were delivered by eminent speakers from across Punjab including Mr. Sushant Sharma, Deputy Drugs Controller (India), CDSCO Zonal Office, Baddi, who delivered an insightful talk on “Risk Stratification, Complications and Management in Therapeutic Plasma Exchange.”

The CME witnessed active participation from faculty members, postgraduate students, and delegates from various specialties, making it a successful academic endeavour.

27/04/2026

On 24th April 2026, at Heavenly Palace, Doraha, Dr. Ajay Kumar, Professor, Department of Anatomy, DMC&H, delivered a heartfelt talk on “Body Donation – A Gift That Teaches Forever.”

Around 100 senior citizens attended the session with deep emotion and grace.

Their response was truly overwhelming—55 noble souls came forward with the willingness to become Silent Teachers. We have already received 4 donor wills, with many more expected in the coming days.

Each pledge is a promise to future doctors, a gift of healing to countless unknown patients, and a legacy that will never fade. DMCH is deeply humbled and moved by the gesture shown by the senior citizens of Heavenly Palace.

To all who stepped forward—thank you for your compassion and courage.

“A donor teaches medicine even after life ends.”

24/04/2026

The Department of Critical Care Medicine, in association with the Department of Anaesthesia and DMCH College of Nursing, organized a CME on “Crisis Resource Management and Patient Safety,” with the theme “Beyond Blame: Redefining the Safety Culture,” under the aegis of the Crisis Resource Management and Patient Safety Welfare Society.

The inaugural ceremony was graced by Shri Bipin Gupta, Secretary of DMCH Managing Society; Dr G S Wander, Principal, DMC&H; Dr Sandeep Kaushal, Dean Academics, Dr Ashwani K Chaudhary, Medical Superintendent; and Dr Ashima Taneja, Additional Medical Superintendent, Dr Shikha Gupta, Professor of Anaesthesia, Dr Jayasudha A, Principal, College of Nursing, along with faculty members from the Departments of Critical Care Medicine, Anaesthesia and the College of Nursing.

The Guest of Honour was Dr Ranvir Singh Tyagi, President of ISCCM.

Sh. Bipin Gupta, Secretary DMC&H Managing Society emphasizes that patient safety must always be our first priority. Medical errors should be openly discussed and addressed through effective communication. Crisis Resource Management is unique in nature, as it is inspired by principles derived from aviation, focusing on teamwork, communication, and decision-making under pressure.

In his message, Dr G. S. Wander lauded the efforts of the Dept. of Critical Care Medicine and appreciated the relevance of the theme. He also elaborated on the four fundamental principles of medical ethics.

Dr. P. L. Gautam, Professor and Head of Critical Care Medicine and Organising Secretary, along with Dr. Gunchan Paul, Organising Co-Secretary, emphasized that today’s CME will focus on building courage and learning to face fear. They highlighted the need to move away from manipulative insincerity and instead create a culture where the truth is communicated immediately and clearly, with the shared goal of achieving zero harm to patients.

They also stressed that in times of crisis, maintaining a flat hierarchy can be life-saving, and encouraged everyone to learn how to effectively apply this approach.

Dr. Ranvir Singh Tyagi further highlighted that Crisis Resource Management should be incorporated into the national training programs of medical education. He emphasized that structured training in communication, teamwork, leadership, and decision-making under pressure is essential to improve patient safety and outcomes, and should become a core component of healthcare professional development.

Real case scenarios with videos were discussed with the delegates by Dr Shruti Sharma, Dr Rubina Khullar and Dr Amandeep Kaur. The CME was attended by more than 200 nurses from all cities of Punjab (Amritsar, Jalandhar, Faridkot, Bathinda).

24/04/2026

Awareness session held in the lobby area of Hero DMC , covering yoga, diet, physiotherapy, and psychology.
Participants practiced simple asanas and received tips on mental health, nutrition, and physical wellness.
The session promoted a balanced and holistic lifestyle.

23/04/2026

22/04/2026

Dr. Sandeep Kaushal, Dean Academics, DMC&H and Professor & Head, Department of Pharmacology, attended a two-day ICMR workshop at AIIMS, Bathinda as Site Principal Investigator (PI), along with project technical support staff.

The workshop focused on implementation research for interventions aimed at reducing skin and soft tissue infections. During the session, a comprehensive implementation plan was formulated for guidelines to be adopted across seven premier institutes, including AIIMS, PGI, and DMC&H.

Dr. Kaushal was also honoured by the Director, AIIMS Bathinda, Prof. Rattan Gupta, in recognition of his valuable contribution.

22/04/2026

Dr. Gurvinder Singh Garewal, Assistant Professor in the Department of Medical Oncology at DMC&H Cancer Care Center, was invited as a speaker at a CME organized at the Advanced Cancer Institute, Bathinda.

During the session, he delivered an insightful talk on Nivolumab (Anti–PD-1 Immunotherapy), highlighting its evolving role and clinical significance in modern oncology.

He further elaborated on the application of nivolumab in the management of renal cell carcinoma and urothelial carcinoma, sharing valuable perspectives on treatment outcomes, patient selection, and emerging evidence.

21/04/2026

We are proud to share that Mr. Manas, 2nd Year MBBS student from Batch 2024, showcased his academic excellence at INFUSE 2026, the Undergraduate Medical Conference held at AIIMS Bathinda on 16–17 April 2026. He actively participated in both the Surgical Workshop and Research Workshop.

In the competitive events, he secured the Best Team Award in Debate, achieved 1st Prize in Poster Case Presentation, and bagged 3rd Position in Oral Case Presentation. In recognition of his overall excellence and participation, he was also awarded the title of Overall Best Delegate of INFUSE 2026.

His case presentations were prepared under the guidance of Dr. Monika Singla, Professor, Department of Neurology, DMC&H.

Dr. GS Wander, Principal, DMC&H, congratulated him and said that Manas has shown great dedication and academic excellence.

The institution takes great pride in his success and wishes him continued accomplishments in the future.