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  • NICU Contact Number:022-26210046 Extn: 259/262
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Teaching Faculty

Sr.No Name of Faculty Designation
1 Dr. Anupama Mauskar Professor & HOD
2 Dr. Charusheela Warke Associate Professor
3 Dr. Minal Wade Associate Professor
4 Dr. Baraturam Bhaisara Associate Professor
5 Dr. Nusrat Inamdar Associate Professor
6 Dr. Vaidehi Hardas Assistant Professor
7 Dr. Jayati Jhala Assistant Professor
8 Dr. Vivek Shah Assistant Professor
9 Dr. Priyanka Nayak Assistant Professor
10 Dr. Bhagyashree Sawardekar Assistant Professor
11 Dr. Rukhsar Shemna Assistant Professor
12 Dr. Kirti Morkhade Senior Resident
13 Dr. Charuta Kulkarni Senior Resident
14 Dr. Swati Dubey Senior Resident
15 Dr. Meheka Shetty Senior Resident
16 Dr. Hasna Jasmine Junior Resident
17 Dr. Amol Chavhan Junior Resident
18 Dr. Dinesh Ambhore Junior Resident
19 Dr. Ramesh D Junior Resident
20 Dr. Venkatesh CM Junior Resident
21 Dr. Ashish Shedmake Junior Resident
22 Dr. Sarthak Salunke Junior Resident

Non Teaching Staff

Activities of the Department

Details of Dissertation

 
NoList of authorsTitleStatus
1Dr Anupama Mauskar Dr Vinay D.N.B studentStudy of Clinical profile and outcome of Extramural neonatesCompleted
2Dr Anupama Mauskar Dr Sanjeev KumarStudy of clinical profile of severe Dengue in children admitted in PICUCompleted
3Dr. Charusheela warkeDr. Baraturam BhaisaraDr. Mangesh P. Narwade“Breastfeeding knowledge and attitude among mothers of infants aged 6 months to 7 months at tertiary care hospital: a cross sectional survey”Completed
4Dr. Minal WadeDr. ShwetaPicky eating behaviour in children 1-5 years age and it’s effect on nutritional status.Completed
5Dr. Minal WadeDr. ChandrakiranImpact of computed tomography in management of children with respiratory illness.Completed
6Dr. Minal WadeDr Baraturam BhaisaraDr Nusrat Ansari“Knowledge and practice among the residents regarding the sterile technique during aseptic procedure in the ward”.Completed
7Dr Nusrat AnsariDr Anvesh Suchit Tamboli“Identifying parental stress and its psychological impact amongst the parents of children admitted with acute critical illness in Intensive Care Unit”.Completed
8Dr Anupama Mauskar
Dr Nusrat Rahim InamdarDr Kannu Priya
Incidence of acute urticaria with or without angioedema & evaluation of its etiological factorsCompleted
9Dr Anupama Mauskar
Dr Nusrat Rahim Inamdar
Dr Romana Siddiq Lakhani
To study the prevalence and etiological factors of constipation in pediatric age of 2-12yearsCompleted
10Dr. Charusheela Warke
Dr Carpur Subhash Shirsat
Effectiveness of swaddling as a modality of pain relief in the neonatal period for heel prick glucose estimationCompleted
11Dr.Charusheela Warke
Dr Baraturam Bhaisara
Dr Nakkarkanti Shiva Koti Vasu
Study association between Isolated minor ear anomalies & Renal Anomalies in a Tertiary Care CentreCompleted
12Dr. Minal Wade
Dr Ratnesh Kumar Namdeo
To identify features and early laboratory markers in children with dengue fever to predict morbidity & mortalityCompleted
13Dr. Minal Wade
Dr Aboli Vijaykumar Ramdasi
Clinical profile of infants & Children presenting with hypocalcemiaCompleted
14Dr. Anupama Mauskar
Dr Govind Choudhary
Anthropometric Assessment of patients with Cerebral Palsy: Comparision of Nutritional status using growth curves specific for cerebral palsy Vs WHO MGRSCompleted
15Dr. Baraturam Bhaisara
Dr Srinivas Gaikwad
Preoperative Evaluation of Pediatric patients with Severe to Profound Hearing loss posted for cochlear implantCompleted
16Dr Minal Wade
Dr Vidya Barule
To study role of antiemetics in management of Dengue Fever in ChildrenCompleted
17Dr Charusheela Warke
Dr Neha Pichad
Assessment of patient reported asthma outcome and practice adherence to elements of asthma guidelines after introducing asthma APGAR score in children with wheezingCompleted
18Dr. Baraturam Bhaisara
Dr Monalisa Pradhan
Study on prevalence of hearing impairment among NICU graduate in a tertiary care hospitalOngoing
19Dr Charusheela Warke
Dr Pruthak Shah
A Prospective observational study to determine the overall mortality and individual mortality in each morbidity studied in extremely low birth weight babies admitted to NICUOngoing
20Dr Minal Wade
Dr Anveshini U
Study of Prevalance of Headache in School going Children of age 7 to 15 years of age in MumbaiOngoing
21Dr Anupama Mauskar
Dr Shaikh Khadija Tabshir
Analysis of early death within 48 hours in Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) in a tertiary care hospital.Ongoing
Additional courses with list of students

CPS DCH – 04 students per year

 
Sr NoNameAdmission year
1Dr Akshara Satarkar2019-2020
2Dr Shreeprasad Chavan2019-2020
3Dr Monica Gurnani2020-2021
4Dr Patil Suhas2020-2021
5Dr Abhinav Kumar2020-2021
6Dr Manjit Chavan2020-2021
Details of following activities since inception

(with photos wherever possible)

  • CME
  • Conferences
  • Other Academic activities (including timetables)
 
Sr NoPG Activity / teachingFrequency
1Bed side teachingDaily
2Grand roundsOnce per week
3SeminarOnce per week
4Case presentationTwice per week
5Journal clubOnce a month
6Statistics & mortality review meetingOnce a month
7Clinico-pathological / clinico- radiological & hematology slide sessionOnce every 3 months
8Guest LectureOnce every 3 months
9Formative Assessment Test (as per NBE guidelines) for DNB traineesOnce every 6 months
10IDSP update & AFP surveillance meetAnnually
11Departmental review meet for dissertation synopsisAnnually
12Scientific committee meetingAnnually
Annexure C attached (Photos)
 
S/NCME/Conference/Guest LectureOrganized byPlace/DateNumber of ParticipantsFaculty
1ORS week celebration – elocution competition for undergraduate studentDepartment of Paediatrics & IAPHBTMC & Dr.R.N.Cooper hospital
24.07.2017
12Dr. Minal Wade
2ORS week celebrationDepartment of Paediatrics & IAPHBTMC & Dr.R.N.Cooper hospital
28.07.2017
25Dr Prarthana Kalgaonkar
3Training Programme on “Breastfeeding & Infant & Young Child Nutrition” for Faculty, Residents and Nurses of Pediatric, OBGY & PSM Depts.Department of Paediatrics & IAPHBTMC & Dr. R.N. Cooper Hospital on 22rd & 23th August 201761Dr. Charusheela Warke
Dr. Baraturam Bhaisara
4‘Under 5 wheezing’
On World Asthma Day by Dr Barnali Bhattacharya
CIPLA PharmaHBTMC & Dr.R.N.Cooper hospital
3-5-2017
20Dr Anupama Mauskar
5Management of Juvenile Diabetes mellitus- Guest lectureDr Anjali BhatawdekarHBTMC & Dr.R.N.Cooper hospital
11th ,18th and 25th july 2017
25Dr Anupama Mauskar
Dr. Charusheela warkeDr Minal Wade Dr Baraturam BhaisaraDr Nusrat Ansari
6CME on Behavioral DevelopmentPediatric departmentHBTMC & Dr.R.N.Cooper hospital
21-1-2018
45Dr Nusrat Ansari
7Acute Flaccid Paralysis Survillance
CME 2017
Pediatric departmentHBTMC & Dr.R.N.Cooper hospital
24-07-2017
35Dr Baraturam Bhaisara
8IAP Pediatric Quiz for UndergraduatesDept of Paediatrics
HBTMC & IAP
HBTMC, Paediatric Dept80Dr. Minal Wade
Dr Ankita Shah
9Breast Feeding & IYCN
CME 2018
Dept of Paediatrics
HBTMC
HBTMC, 23/24th August 2018.60Dr. Anupama Mauskar,
Dr. Charusheela Warke
Dr. Baraturam Bhaisara
10Breast Feeding /LM
CME 2018
Dept of Paediatrics
HBTMC
HBT Trauma hospital, 28th August 201860Dr. Anupama Mauskar,
Dr. Charusheela Warke
11‘Parent Education Program’ on Childhood Asthma,Dept of Paediatrics HBTMCHBTMC, 24th Sept.201850Dr. Anupama Mauskar
12Resource person for MR campaignK wardCNMS School,
Dec 2018
500Dr. Charusheela Warke
13Celebrated world kidney day a lecture on ‘UTI in Children’ for PG studentsDept of Paediatrics HBTMCHBTMC, 14th March 2019,40Dr Punit Chhajed
14Celebrated World TB day, Revised RNTCP guidelines, SeminarDept of Paediatrics HBTMCHBTMC,24th March 201940Dr Kalyani Thakre
15CME on Bladder Problems in ChildrenDept of Paediatrics
HBTMC
HBTMC, 23rd June 201960Dr Anupama Mauskar,
Dr Punit Chhajed
Dr Brinda Jain
16IAP Quiz intercollegiate roundDept of Paediatrics HBTMC & IAPHBTMC, 14th July 201950Dr Minal Wade, Dr Ankita Shah
17Prevention of Kidney Diseases: From Womb to Tomb.Dept of Pediatrics, HBTMCHBTMC, 12th March 2020 (World Kidney day)70Dr Anupama Mauskar, Dr Punit Chhajed
18Management of Severe Acute MalnutritionDept. Of Pediatrics HBTMC& Fight HungerHBTMC , 10-02-202230Department of Pediatrice & Action Against Hunger
19

Clinicopathological meet (CPC) on two interesting cases.

  • Autoimmune hepatitis
  • Visceral Larva Migrans
Dept. Of Pediatrics & Dept. Of Pathology HBTMCHBTMC, 17th March 202225
  • Dr. Anupama Mauskar
  • Dr. Minal Wade
  • Dr. Nusrat Inamdar & Faculty from Pathology
20Guest lecture for Surgery Residents on MCCODDept. Of Pediatrics & Dept. Of Surgery HBTMHBTMC, 22nd March 202215Dr. Baraturam Bhaisara
21

Sessions on

  • Approach to child with obesity
  • PGALS & approach to arthritis
Dept of Paediatrics HBTMC & IAP Mumbai BranchHBTMC, 8th March 2022 ( In Celebration of World obesity day-4th March & World young Rheumatic Disease Day -18th March)20
  • Dr. Alok Sardesai- Pediatric Endocrinologist
  • Dr. Sikha Agrawal -Pediatric Rheumatologist
22Training session on AFP reporting & vaccine preventable diseasesDept. Of Pediatrics HBTMC & WHO consultantHBTMC , 17th May 202220Dr. Anagha Chaudhary WHO Consultant
23Simulation Workshop with hands on training on insertion of Long LinesDept. Of Pediatrics HBTMC in collaboration with VygonHBTMC ,28TH June 202225
  • Dr. Siddharth Kannan – PICU Fellow at Surya Hospital, mumbai
  • Dr. Vaidehi Hardas – Assistant Prof. Pediatrics Dept.HBTMC & Dr. RNCH
Academics ( teaching schedules /practical /clinical posting for student)
UG teaching
  • Lectures on theory topics, clinical posting with bedside teaching for students of 4th, 6th & 8th Semester MBBS student
  • Conducting internal & university level theory & practical examinations from time to time.
  • Intra collegiate IAP Quiz for students. Winners represent the college at Inter College round.
  • Participation in Multidisciplinary quiz at the Annual Educational & Cultural Fest of the college.
  • Promoting research activities in students – research paper presentations & publications.
  • Supporting and mentoring students for ICMR research projects.
PG teaching (Trainees in DNB Pediatrics)
  • Orientation lectures, training on CPR, NALS, ICD-10
  • Seminars, Workshops, Case presentation, Journal clubs.
  • Mortality audits & PNMR meetings
  • Infectious disease surveillance
  • Training in management of malnutrition,
  • Hematology Slides Session, Clinico-pathological & Clinico-radiology meet,
  • Health camps, Disaster management drills
  • Training in Medical certification of cause of death
  • Reviewing and guiding for dissertation
  • Paper presentation at local and national platform,
  • Encouraging original research publications
  • Conducting their internal & university theory & practical examinations
Awards and Achievements received by students and faculty since inception.
  • 1st prize at Poster presentation awarded to Dr Vikram Yaragatti at 20th EMBICON, 2018, Mumbai.
  • 1st prize awarded to Postgraduate student of Dr Charusheela Warke at Dr. Shirinji Mehta Competition for postgraduates” Association of Medical Women in India (Mumbai Branch) on 03.12.2016 at Nowrosjee Wadia Maternity Hospital, Mumbai.
Results for examination for the year in the following format
 
 Degree/DiplomaYearNo of Students AppearedNo of Students PassedPassing percentage
UGM.B.B.S2019-2020
2020-2021
15014999.3%
PGDNB Pediatrics
03 – Primary
03 – Secondary
2019-2020
2020-2021
060233.33%

Other information

Sections/Units of the department
  • Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
  • Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
  • Nutrition OPD services
  • Pediatric Asthma & allergy / Pulmonology services
  • Pediatric Hematology services
  • Pediatric Nephrology services (including Pediatric renal biopsy & Peritoneal dialysis)
  • High risk follow up OPD/ Child Rehabilitation center
  • Immunization & well baby clinic
  • Disability & Developmental clinic
  • School Clinic
Services provided (new and old)
  • Routine and emergency services provided to children from the age of 0 – 12 years.
  • Daily OPD’s with designated days of specialty OPDs.
  • Well-equipped NICU & PICU with 24 hour services provided to sick newborn & children.
  • Round the clock EPR services in Casualty.
  • Immunization & nutritional OPD with counseling of the parents about the best feeding practices for their child.
  • Carry out services rolled out in National programs from time to time.
  • Providing care to newborns in the PNC & LSCS ward.
  • Evaluation and treatment of children at various social health camps.
New services started since 2015.
  • Starting of Pediatric Hematology OPD (2015).
  • Pediatric Pulmonology OPD Inauguration (03.05.2016).
  • 5 Bedded Pediatric Intensive Care Unit started from July 2017.
  • Pulmonary Function Test started fro Sept.2017.
  • Allergy Skin Test. Started 14th Feb 2018.
  • Malnutrition Rehabilitation OPD Feb.2018.
  • Microscopy for Hematology services, April 2018.
  • Started Pediatric Nephrology OPD Nov.2018.
  • Developmental OPD started from 5th April 2019.
  • Disability OPD started in April 2019.
 
A .Departmental location
  • General Ward – 2nd Floor Hospital building A & F wing (Total 100 Beds)
  • Neonatal Intensive Care Unit – 2nd Floor Hospital building E wing (Total 10 Beds)
  • Pediatric Intensive Care Unit – 2nd Floor Hospital building F wing (Total 05 Beds)
  • Department Office – 2nd floor College building
  • OPD – OPD No 4, Lower ground floor, Hospital building
B .Specialty-wise bed distribution & Indoor services offered
  • Ten Bedded Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
  • Five Bedded Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
  • Hundred Beds for General Pediatric Patients
    • Unit I – 25 beds
    • Unit II – 25 beds
    • Unit III – 25 beds
    • Unit IV – 25 beds
  • Twenty Four Hours Emergency Pediatric Care
Outdoor Services (General and Specialty OPD)
 
OPDTime
General PediatricsMon – Sat 9 am – 12.30 pm
Immunization/ Well baby clinicMon – Sat 9 am – 12.30 pm
Pediatric Asthma / AllergyMonday 10.30 am – 12.30 pm
Nutrition Clinic/ Nutrition rehabilitation centerWednesday/Thursday 10.30 am – 12.30 pm
Disability & DevelopmentWednesday & Friday 10.30 am – 12.30 pm
Pediatric Hematology / Thalessemia clinicFriday 10.30 am – 12.30 pm
High risk / Child rehabilitationFriday 10.30 am – 12.30 pm
School health clinicMonday / Wednesday / Friday 10.30 am – 12.30 pm
OPD and Services
OPDServices
General Pediatrics
  • All aspects related to sick children
Immunization/ Well baby clinic
  • Growth monitoring, assessment & immunization (routine & catch up) of neonates, infants & children till completion of immunization
Pediatric Asthma / Allergy
  • Skin prick testing for allergens, Pulmonary function test and Peak flowmetry.
  • Assessment, evaluation and follow up of children with hyperactive airway disease, Childhood asthma & other allergies (Urticaria, allergic rhinitis etc)
Nutrition Clinic/ Nutrition rehabilitation center
  • Assessment & monitoring of nutritional status of infants & children, Provision of supplementary nutrition (MNT –  Ready to use therapeutic food),Diet & nutrition counseling of parents of malnourished / underweight children, Follow up of children with malnutrition
Disability & Development
  • Assessment and interventional management of children with delayed development and physical disability, Collaboration with physiotherapy & occupational therapy in management of these children, Assessing degree of disability for providing disability certification.
Pediatric Hematology
  • Follow up and management of children with Anemia, Hereditary hemolytic anemias, bleeding disorders etc
High risk / Child rehabilitation
  • Follow up clinic for infants with prolonged stay in Neonatal ICU
School health clinic
  • Health and disease management for children from various MCGM schools.
D. Services provided
  • Routine and emergency services provided to children from the age of 0 – 12 years.
  • Daily OPD’s with designated days of specialty OPDs
  • Well-equipped NICU & PICU with 24 hour services provided to sick newborn & children
  • Round the clock EPR services in casualty
  • Immunization & nutritional OPD with counseling of the parents about the best feeding practices for their child
  • To carry out National programs related to mother and child from time to time
  • Providing care to newborns in the PNC & LSCS ward
  • Evaluation and treatment of children at various social health camps
  • Disability Certification.
E. New services started since 2015.
  • Starting of Pediatric Hematology OPD (2015)
  • Pediatric Pulmonology OPD Inauguration (03.05.2016)
  • 5 Bedded Pediatric Intensive Care Unit started from July 2017
  • Pulmonary Function Test in Children. Started in September 2017
  • Allergy Skin Test. Started 14th Feb 2018
  • POSHAN OPD Feb.2018
  • Microscopy for Hematology services, April 2018
  • Started Pediatric Nephrology OPD Nov.2018
  • Developmental OPD started from 5th April 2019
  • Disability OPD started in April 2019
F. Outstanding activities:
  • Patient related/ Non-academic Activities
    • Drawing, painting and colouring activities for children in ward
    • Breast feeding support, counseling and advice for mothers
    • Awareness camps/ counseling sessions for parents of children having asthma,
    • Celebration of ORS week – demonstration outside the OPD and in the ward about home based care of diarrhea in children
    • Nutritional advice, counseling and growth monitoring for undernourished children
    • Provision of Ready to use Therapeutic food (RUTF) to malnourished children
    • Nutritional and dietary counseling of mothers looking after undernourished children
    • Celebration of Breast Feeding week – Creating awareness and motivate mothers to give exclusive breast feeding to their children till 6 complete months of age
    • Sessions on complementary feeding for mothers – when to start, what foods to give and how frequently etc.
    • Training and motivation of parents to provide Kangaroo Care for the low birth weight & premature babies
    • Explain the parents about the need and importance of immunization. Resolve their doubts and misconceptions regarding vaccination
    • Support for parents of differently-abled children.

CME, Conferences:

Vision of the Department

  • To provide evidence based care in office and emergency pediatrics.
  • Promote pediatric sub specialties and make it available to children from all sections of the society
  • Impart quality medical education to trainees in Pediatrics
  • Upgrade knowledge and keep abreast of the developments in medical science, across the globe, by partaking and organizing CMEs, workshops and seminars
  • Plan for the next 3 years
    • Starting MUHS PG course (M.D. Pediatrics) in process
    • Starting NICU services for out born neonates referred from Western suburban Mumbai
    • Start Thalassemia day care center
    • Setting up a Human Milk Bank in collaboration with Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology
    • To start Pediatric Endocrinology, Neurology & Cardiology services
    • To start Hemodialysis & plasmapheresis services for children
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