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ANNUAL REPORT <strong>2018</strong><br />
261<br />
Howard Student Exchange Program<br />
As a part of MOU between JSS AHER, Mysuru and Howard University, USA, one student from Howard University,<br />
USA, Ronald Smith, arrived at JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru on student exchange program, on 30th August<br />
2017. The experiential program was to expose the student to an international rotation focused on public<br />
health and infectious diseases that are common in developing countries. The length of the training was for a<br />
period of 5 weeks which commenced from 31, August to 23, September 2017. He was introduced to Clinical<br />
Pharmacy department activities and very briefed about ambulatory patient care. He was posted to Medicine<br />
and Paediatrics department for a period of one week each to learn about most common diseases and clinical<br />
pharmacy activities. He visited various departments like Pulmonology and DOTS centre, Immunization centre,<br />
Cardiology, Emergency, Psychiatry, Dermatology and Gastroenterology departments. He had taken up various<br />
cases from the departments and discussed them with their respective facilitators. He had presented a case<br />
on Malaria and its treatment. He attended the case presentations with Interns. He was posted to Asha Kirana<br />
Hospital and Bharath Hospital and Institute of Oncology for a period of one week to learn about infectious<br />
diseases. He was posted in JSS college of Pharmacy, Ooty in the last week to give them an experience on<br />
health settings in Government Hospital.<br />
University of North Carolina Student Exchange Program<br />
As a part of MOU between JSS AHER, Mysuru and University of North Carolina, Chapell Hill USA, two students<br />
from University of North Carolina, Chapell Hill, USA, Ms. Bianka Ajith Patel and Mr. William Heilman, arrived at<br />
JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysuru on student exchange program, on 2nd October 2017. The experiential program<br />
was to expose the student to an international rotation focused on public health and infectious diseases that are<br />
common in developing countries. The length of the training was for a period of 5 weeks which commenced<br />
from 3, October to 27, October 2017. They were introduced to Clinical Pharmacy department activities and very<br />
briefed about ambulatory patient care. They were posted to Medicine and Paediatrics department for a period<br />
of one week each to learn about most common diseases and clinical pharmacy activities. They visited various<br />
departments like Pulmonology and DOTS centre, Immunization centre, Cardiology, Emergency, Psychiatry,<br />
Dermatology and Gastroenterology departments. They had taken up various cases from the departments and<br />
discussed them with their respective facilitators. They had presented a case one each on Paediatric Diabetic<br />
Ketoacidosis and Malaria. They attended the case presentations with Interns. They were posted to Asha Kirana<br />
Hospital and Bharath Hospital and Institute of Oncology for a period of one week to learn about infectious<br />
diseases. They were posted in JSS college of Pharmacy, Ooty in the last week to give them an experience on<br />
health settings in Government Hospital.<br />
Mr. Ronald Smith with Dr. T. M. Pramod Kumar, Principal JSS College of Pharmacy and<br />
Dr. M. Ramesh Professor & head, Department of Pharmacy Practice, JSSCP, Mysuru
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