NTR Health University BHMS Results- Examination April 2013 announced

The “Andhra Pradesh University of Health Sciences” was established by the Act.No. 6 of the Andhra Pradesh legislature and was inaugurated on 9-4-1986 by the late Sri N.T. Rama Rao, the then Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh.The University of Health Sciences started functioning at Vijayawada from 01-11-1986. After the death of its founder Sri N.T. Rama Rao the University was named after him as NTR University of Health Sciences, Andhra Pradesh with effect from 2.2.98 vide Act No.4 of 1998.

The results are on the following links.

Ammenorrhoea and Homeopathy

The absence of menstruation is called amenorrhea.  It can be  of two  types, primary and secondary. Primary is the one in which  a girl has never menstruated before and secondary ammenorrhoea is when  there is  a cessation  of menses after three or more  cycles  of  normal menses.

Hormonal conditions  involving the pituitary,  thyroid  and ovaries and adrenals may cause amenorrhea Ovarian or uterine deformities  and  pathologies, malnutrition, anemia, obesity are some other causes.

Primary ammenorrhoea:

• Secondary sexual characteristics normal

IMA against co-locating AYUSH hospitals

Conceding to the demands made by the Kerala chapter of the Indian Medical Association (IMA), the Kerala government has decided to roll back its earlier decision to co-locate Ayush hospitals with primary health centres (PHCs) for facilitating patients to choose a system of treatment on their own choice. “Right now government has no such plan and the co-location will not be implemented. 

We have changed the decision because of the opposition from the allopathic doctors’ association, so we are not proceeding for integration. Co-location is not a government policy now,” said Rajiv Sadanandan, principal secretary, health, When informed about the prevalence of co-location of health systems in other states including the neighbouring state of Tamil Nadu, the health secretary responded “many states do have the co-location system, but we do not have any such plan now”.

The National Institute of Homoeopathy, Kolkata- Teacher posts

The National Institute of Homoeopathy, Kolkata invites application from interested candidates along with Bio Data for attending Interview scheduled to be held on 25 - 06 - 2013 at the Institute above located address at 10 - 00 AM for filling up the following Teaching Posts purely on contract basis for a period of one year or till the vacancies are filled up on regular basis whichever is earlier by appointment of eligible teachers (preferably retired teachers below the age of 65 years)

Reader(Repertory 4 ;Organon of Medicine 2 ;Pediatrics 2 ;Practice of Medicine-2 )

Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) -Assistsnt Professor and Lecturer posts in Homoeopathy

Courtesy:kpsc.kar.nic.in

Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) invites applications for Assistsnt Professor and Lecturer posts in Homoeopathy from eligible candidates. Eligible candidates may visit the website of the AYUSH department http://kpsc.kar.nic.in and download the application form under the tab “Application for the technical posts”.(http://www.kpscapps.com/ayush/ )  Before filling the online application form, the candidates are instructed to go through the detailed instructions and the fee details mentioned in the page of the website. 

• Karnataka PSC vacancies for Asst Professor and Lecturer in Homeopathy 
• Job Location: Bangaloor 

564 NRHM Madhya Pradesh Homeopathic medical officers -Vacancy

NRHM, Madhya Pradesh invites applications from interested Indian Applicants for filling up of the 564 (282-male;282-female) posts of  Homeopathy Medical Officers . Interested Contenders have to apply through Online mode before 05th July, 2013.

NRHM Recruitment 2013 Complete vacancy details: 

• Total No of vacancies: 564 (homeopaths)
•  Name of Posts: 1. Ayush (Male) Medical Officer: 282 Posts 2. Ayush (Female) Medical Officer: 282 posts
•  Eligible criteria: 
• Age details: Candidates age should be between 21 to 40 years as on date 01-01-2013. Age Relaxation is applicable as per Govt norms. 
• Educational Qualification: Candidates should have done Bachelor Degree in Homeopathy Medicine with 2-8years must relevant work experience necessary. 

Homeopaths(medical officer) for Govt. of Rajasthan

Govt. Of Rajasthan, Department of Ayurveda and Indian Medicine Adv. no. 3/2013 Invites homeopaths for the post of Homeopathic medical officers Application invited from qualified homeopaths as per the the Rajasthan Ayurvedic,unani, homeopathic and naturopathic service rules of 1973 for the post of medical officers.

Total no. of post 242

The application can be filled online in the website of Dr Sarvepali Radhakrishnan Rajasthan Ayurved University,Jodhpur at www.dsrrau.org. last date of appl. 30.06.2013 by midnight 12.00

fee of 2500/- by NEFT

Salary : 15600 – 39100 + GP 5400

During probation : 16800/-

Qualification : BHMS and Registration at Homoeopathy Medicine board Rajasthan

Homeopathy and ayurveda have gained acceptance world over

Highlighting the growing ‘coalition of allopathic and homeopathic’ systems of medical treatment, Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad said that traditional forms of medicines like homeopathy and ayurveda have gained acceptance worldwide. 

 ‘The acceptance of ayurveda, yoga and naturopathy, unani, siddha and homoeopathy (AYUSH), and homeopathy in particular, are accepted in over 100 countries,’ Azad said while launching the book ‘The Banerji Protocols: A New Method of Treatment with Homeopathic Medicines’ . ‘Traditional medicines from India like ayurveda are not confined to the boundaries of India,’ he added. Compiled by homeopathy experts Prasanta Banerji and Pratip Banerji, the ‘The Banerji Protocols’ is a new system of medicine in which specific homeopathic medicines are prescribed for specific diseases. ‘The protocol can be used safely. Medicines are eco-friendly and the treatment is comparatively cost-effective with regard to other medical treatments. ‘The Banerji Protocols’ has been forwarded to the Indian Council of Medical Research for further action,’ said Azad.

Uttar Pradesh government gets 3000cr for NRHM

The Government of India has earmarked a sum of Rs 3,043.88 crores to the Uttar Pradesh government for implementation of the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) in financial year 2013-14. The amount is about 12% more than what was allocated last year.

Officials in the state health department informed that the funds were announced in a meeting on Tuesday and a formal intimation was sent here on Thursday. The amount, however, is not final and the UP government can ask for sanctions up to Rs 1,460.34 in the supplementary proposals. But the allocations in the second round would be subject to certain conditions mentioned by Ashish Verma, director NRHM, India in a letter to the UP government. The letter states that timely submission of statutory audit report and utilisation certificates for the financial year 2011-12 was essential for the release of the first installment. Similarly, the second installment will not be released unless the state sends the statutory audit report for the year 2012-13 to the ministry officials.