Department of Pediatrics

The Pediatrics Department specializes in providing comprehensive healthcare for infants, children, and adolescents. Dedicated to promoting the optimal physical, emotional, and social development of young patients, pediatricians offer a wide range of services. This includes preventive care through vaccinations, routine examinations, and guidance on nutrition and behavioral issues. Additionally, the department plays a crucial role in the early detection and management of various health conditions, ensuring timely intervention and support for children's well-being. Pediatric care emphasizes a holistic approach, recognizing the unique needs of each child and working collaboratively with families to foster a healthy foundation for lifelong wellness.

Pedagogy & Facilities

• Innovative Pedagogy:Lectures, case-based learning, and interactive seminars.
• Faculty Expertise:Experienced faculty using modern teaching methods.
• Research Facilities:Advanced research facilities for medical advancements.
• Hands-On Learning:Practical experiences in real clinical settings.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Education:In-depth curriculum covering pediatric medicine and healthcare.
• Experienced Faculty:Specialized and seasoned faculty members with expertise in pediatric care.
• Research Opportunities:Platforms for students to engage in pediatric research initiatives.
• Simulation Labs:Advanced simulation labs for practical skill development.

Methods of Teaching & Learning:

• Lectures:Traditional classroom lectures for theoretical foundations.
• Case-Based Learning:Analyzing real or hypothetical cases to apply knowledge.
• Interactive Seminars:Engaging discussions to promote active participation.
• Problem-Based Learning (PBL):Addressing clinical problems to enhance critical thinking.
• Team-Based Learning (TBL):Promoting teamwork and problem-solving through group activities.