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Jodhpur Year:2 Volume:2 Issue: 10 April 2015 English & Hindi (Monthly)

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World kidney day is observed all over the world on second Thursday of March in order to raise public awareness about kidney's importance and its contribu�ons to overall health.

This year World Kidney Day was on 12 March, 2015. To spread awareness about kidney health, Jodhpur School of Public Health ( JSPH), in col labora�on with Swasthya Ind ia organ ized an essay compe��on for MPH students on 19 March, 2015 at JSPH class room. The event was organized to perpetuate the memory of Late Smt. Rita Purohit. The cer�ficate and prize was sponsored by her son, Dr. A n i l P u ro h i t , fo u n d e r o f J S P H . T h e objec�ve of organizing this memorial compe��on was to make MPH students aware about health implica�ons of kidney problem on an individual and its impact on

community as a major publ ic health challenge. Tw e n t y Tw o s t u d e n t s f r o m I n d i a , Afghanistan and Nigeria par�cipated in this essay compe��on. The par�cipants were allowed to write 300 words and had to complete the essay in 30 minutes. The theme given to them was this year's theme of World Kidney Day, i.e. “Kidney Health for All”. The first prize was awarded to Dr. Farid Ahmad Sharifi from Afghanistan. The second and third prizes were won by Dr.

M o h a m m a d S a d e q R e s h �n f r o m Afghanistan and Muhmmad Abubakar Tahir f rom Nigeria respec�vely. The winners were awarded with cash prizes and cer�ficates . Team JSPH hear�ly

Awareness about Kidney Health at JSPH

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Ting Shih (CEO & Founder ClickMedix)

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1. When you cough or sneeze, you tend to expel out respiratory waste, which can be droplets (larger than 5 microns) or airborne droplet less than 5 microns; both have different implications.

2. Droplets remain suspended in the air only for a limited period and exposure of less than 3 feet is usually required for human to h u m a n t r a n s m i s s i o n o f d r o p l e t – b o r n e r e s p i r a t o r y organisms. In flu this can be upto 6 feet. The examples of droplet i n f e c tio n s a r e p a tie n t s w i t h meningitis , influenza, rubel la (German measles) etc.

3. No precautions need to be taken by a person, who is 6–10 feet away from the patient but i f a person is sitting or working even at

a d i s ta n c e o f 3 – 6 fe e t , t h e non–coughing person should wear simple mask.

4. In contrast, airborne droplet nuclei, which carry respiratory secretions smaller than 5 microns can remain suspended in the air for extended period and can cause infections to people who are standing even more than 10 feet away. The example of airborne droplet nuclei infections are TB, measles, chickenpox and SARS.

5. Patients with these diseases require to be placed in an isolation room and all those people who are looking after these patients must use a safe N95 mask.

6. In normal house with open windows, there is a constant

exchange of air, which prevents spread of infections but in rooms with air conditioners (ACs) with no air exchange, the infections can spread from one person to another.

7 . W h e n s i ttin g i n a n a i r conditioned atmosphere, the setting of the AC should be such that the same air is not circulated a n d f r e s h a i r i s a l l o w e d t o exchange. Split ACs, therefore, are more dangerous than the window Acs.

8. In an office with split AC, if one of the employees is suffering from any of the droplet nuclei disease, he/she can transmit infection to others. Therefore, patients with confirmed TB, measles, chickenpox

COUGH HYGIENE TIPS - Contributed by Dr. Vijay Balani

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Jodhpur School of Public Health in collabora�on with Swasthya India organized a seminar on “Ebola Update” on March 20, 2015. Thirty par�cipants from India, N i g e r i a a n d A f g h a n i s t a n par�cipated in the workshop. The aims of this seminar were to provide a broad overview of Ebola outbreak and to iden�fy trends a n d s p e c i fic i n t e r v e n �o n s approaches that are needed by health workers to respond any Ebola outbreak.

In the first half of seminar session Dr Reddy, Head of department, Microbiology, Jodhpur Medical College and Hospital provided a brief overview of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) and recommended

strategies to control EVD. These included surveillance and data m a n a g e m e n t ; i n f e c �o n preven�on and control ; case management; laboratory sample collec�on and transporta�on, and social mobiliza�on.

I n t h e s e c o n d h a l f , Nigerian students from Jodhpur School of Public Health Mhd. A b u b k a r a n d M h d . K a r i b u presented the extent of outbreak in West African countries. They gave elaborated overview of Africa's response against the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) and l e s s o n s l e a r n e d f r o m t h i s outbreak.

Dr. Sourabh Chakraborty, Head of department, Jodhpur School of

Public health d u r i n g c o n c l u d i n g s p e e c h m e n �o n e d t h a t “ E V D outbreak i s n o t o n l y a h e a l t h problem; it is threat to the economy and development o f t h e countries as well”.

This seminar helped to build the capacity of health workers in c u r r e n t l y r e c o m m e n d e d strategies to control EVD and to

acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to respond to any Ebola outbreak.

“Ebola Update” Workshop at JSPH

- Dr. Nitin Kumar Joshi Convener, Seminar Session, JSPH

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PHOTO GALLERY MID TERM EXAMS FOR STUDENTS OF JNU

Jodhpur National University (JNU) at a GlanceJodhpur National University (JNU) at a GlanceJ o d h p u r N a tio n a l U n i v e r s i t y

(JNU), is the first Self Financed

University of Western Rajasthan

established by the ACT, Jodhpur

National University Jodhpur Act

2009 of Government of Rajasthan

under Section 2f of the University

Grant Commiss ion (UGC) Act ,

1956, offers wide and exc i ting

range of Undergraduate, Post

Graduate and Doctoral courses.

With benchmarked curriculum,

innovative pedagogy, experiential

learning, and foreign tie-ups for

equitable and affordable quality

education, the University is poised

to establish itself as a Centre of

E x c e l l e n c e i n E d u c a tio n &

Research.

The university campus exhibits a

rich diversity as the academic staff

and students come from all the

states of India. Education at JNU is

a holistic one, aimed at developing

the inte l lectua l and persona l

strengths of students. JNU has an

excellent track record of launching

its students into successful careers

which has been proved by our

Alumni now around Five Thousand

students are presently working in

numerous global and Indian Super

Brands.

On Regular basis a huge Job Fair is

organized by JNU, with the aim of

providing Indian industries with

young enthusiastic technocrats

and managers not only from JNU

but also providing an opportunity

to students f rom Pan Ind ia to

participate in Job Fair.

M o r e o v e r, J o d h p u r M e d i c a l

Col lege Hospital is a landmark

health destination managed by

Jodhpur National University . First

of its kind in Western Rajasthan,

the 500 bedded hospital has the

state-of-the-art technologies

covering all the specialties.

J N U i s a l s o r e n o w n e d f o r i t s

c o n t r i b u tio n s i n t h e a r e a s o f

Corporate Social Responsibility

like Environmental Issues, School

A d o p tio n P r o g r a m , R u r a l

Upl i ftment, Health awareness

camps. University has its 40 buses

serving free to facilitate Students,

Patients & Visitors.

J N U i s s p r e a d o v e r a 3 1 a c r e

campus with adequate facilities

l i ke Hospi ta l , Transportation,

Re s i d e n tia l A c c o m m o d a tio n ,

ATM, Modern Hostel facilities.

Various academic Programmes are

available in following Faculties:

• Faculty of Engineering and

Technology

• Faculty of Management

• Fa c u l t y o f M e d i c i n e a n d

Health

• Faculty of Law

• Faculty of Pharmaceutical

Science

• Faculty of Applied Sciences

• F a c u l t y o f C o m p u t e r

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• Faculty of Education

• Faculty of Arts & Commerce