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Department of Maternal and Child Welfare

Government Medical College, Doda & Associated Hospital – 182202

OUR MISSION

• Our mission is to provide excellent medical care in a family centered environment. We firmly embrace the concept of the medical home, a centralized base for caring for neonates,children and their entire family. Our philosophy is shared by all our staff, from Doctors to the front desk. We value the relationships with our families and enjoy caring for newborns through young adults. We are committed to continuously educating ourselves and incorporating the best of technology to provide excellent care.

• Our mission is to provide our patients with the best and most comprehensive pediatric care possible from birth. Our practices are dedicated to providing families with quality care by assuring that each patient receives individual, personal attention. We accomplish this standard through close collaboration between our staff, our patients and their families. Our Doctors and nurses are recognized for compassion, experience, knowledge and a commitment to excellence.

 

• We strive to build long-term, partnering relationships built on trust and mutual respect. We believe in prevention of disease and promotion of healthy life-styles for all children. We strive to be efficient and cost-effective practices in meeting the needs of children during times of health as well as in times of illness. We practice as a team and value the contributions of all of our staff in providing excellent medical care and service. We believe in the ethical practice, provide leadership throughout the community and provide service of those in our community in need.​ 

 

 

• As doctors, we assure you that what a positive experience of patient care means to us. Each child/neonate is given individual attention, is treated with care and compassion as if they are our own near and dears.

 

• To be the healthcare provider of choice - delivering the healthcare is our top priority.

• We strive to work with the community so as to improve the living standards of our patients. We provide clinical expertise to other health professionals so as to achieve a common goal of healthy children/neonates among healthy families. We work professionally with our referring doctors, to deal with any medical illness with holistic approach.

 

 

 

Established by visionary leaders who believed in simple guiding principles. Six fundamental values form the basic foundation:​

• Quality:- We maintain the highest standards and achieve them by persistent measuring and improving our outcomes.
• Innovation:- We welcome change, encourage invention and continually seek better, more efficient ways to achieve our goals.
• Teamwork:- We collaborate and share knowledge to benefit patients and fellow caregivers for the advancement of our missi​on.
• Service:- We strive to exceed our patients and fellow caregiver’s expectations for comfort and convenience.
• Integrity:- We adhere to high moral principles and professional standards by a commitment to honesty, confidentiality, trust, respect and transparency.
• Compassion:- We demonstrate our commitment to world-class care by providing a caring and supportive environment for our patients, patient’s families and fellow caregivers.

 

        
The department of maternal and child welfare aims to reduce infant and child mortality, promote healthy lifestyles for a long disease-free life and helps to ease the problems of patients dealing  with chronic conditions.

Dr  Najmus Saqib

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR & Head

shstar321@gmail.com

 

	NAME OF JUNIOR RESIDENT	DESIGNATION	E.MAIL
	Dr Hanief	MO	haneefalaie@gmail.com
	Dr Sameer	MO	dr.sameer.anayat@gmail.com

Office Staff

	Name	Designation	Mail
	Umer Kabir	Storekeeper	umerkabirmattoo@gmail.com
	Ashiq Hussain Rather	Clerk	ashiqrather11@gmail.com

                     Curriculum vitae

Name: Dr Najmus Saqib 
Age/Sex: 34yrs/ M
Date of birth: 25/04/1985
Designation: Assistant Professor
Date of Joining: 29/03/2019
E-Mail: shstar321@gmail.com

Educational Qualification
Degree	Institute/ University	Year of Acquiring Degree
MBBS	ASCOMS Jammu (University Of Jammu)	2008
MD Pediatrics	JSS Medical College Mysore (JSS University)	2014
Post Graduate Program in Pediatric Nutrition	University of Boston, U.S.A	2018

 

Medical Council Registration
Degree		Registration No	Registration Date
MBBS	J&K Medical Registration Council	10446	27-12-2008
M.D Pediatrics	J&K Medical Registration Council	2456	25-11-2014
MBBS/MD	Delhi Medical Registration  Council	50524	01-02-2011

 

Experience
S.No	Designation	Place of Posting	Period	Duration
	House Physician (Medicine)	GMC Jammu	01 Jan. 2010 to 30 June 2010	06 Months
	House Physician (Pediatrics)	GMC Jammu	07 July 2010 to 06 Oct. 2010	03 Months
	Post Graduate (Pediatrics)	JSS Medical College	May 2011 to April 2014	03 Year
	Registrar Pediatrics	GMC Jammu	28 July 2014 to 31 July 2015	01 Year
	Senior Resident (Pediatrics)	SKIMS Soura Srinagar	01 Aug. 2015 to 31 May 2017	01 Year 10 Months
	Lecturer (Pediatrics)	GMC Jammu	01 June 2017 to 28 March 2019	01 Year 10 Months
	Assistant Professor	GMC Doda	29 March 2019 Onwards	Till date

Publications:

• Original Research Article:

 

• Role of Milrinone on Oxygen Index in Babies Ventilated for Meconium Aspiration Syndrome. Academic Journal of Pediatrics and Neonatology. Feb. 2017 Vol. 3, Issue 2
• Therapeutic Amnioinfusion in Oligohydramnios during Pregnancy (Excluding Labor). International Journal of Reproduction, Contraception, Obstetrics and Gynecology. October 2017. Vol. 6 Issue 10.
• Factors Associated with exclusive breastfeeding in the first six months of life in Northern India. International Journal of Contemporary Pediatrics/ July-August 2018/ Vol. 5/ Issue 4.
• Spectrum of Congenital Heart Disease in Neonates in Tertiary Care Centre of Northern India. International Journal of Contemporary Pediatrics/ July-August 2018/ Vol. 5/ Issue 4.
• Clinical Profile and Outcome of Children Presenting with Poisoning or Intoxication: a Hospital-Based Study. International Journal of Contemporary Pediatrics/ September-October 2018/ Vol. 5/ Issue 5.
• Association between Serum Zinc Level and Simple Febrile Seizures in Children: A Hospital-Based Study. International Journal of Research in Medical Sciences / September 2018/ Vol. 6/ Issue 9.
• Caesarean Section on Demand: A Hospital-Based Study. International Journal of Reproduction, Contraception, Obstetrics and Gynecology. October 2018, Vol. 7, Issue 10.
• Rising Trend of Caesarean Section in a Tertiary Hospital Over Half Decade: A Retrospective Study. International Journal of Reproduction, Contraception, Obstetrics and Gynecology. October 2018, Vol. 7, Issue 10.
• Factors Associated with Overcrowded Pediatric Emergency Rooms in Northern India and Possible Solution: A Medical School Setting. International Journal of Contemporary Pediatrics/ May-June 2019/ Vol. 6/ Issue 3.
• Overcrowding and Possible Solutions for a Busy Gynecological Emergency Department: A Hospital-Based Setting. International Journal of Reproduction, Contraception, Obstetrics and Gynecology. April 2019, Vol. 8, Issue 4.
• Knowledge Regarding Prevention of Hypothermia in Newborns among Mothers in Northern India. International Journal of Research in Medical Sciences / May 2019/ Vol. 7/ Issue 5.
• Risk Factors and Outcome of Klebsiella Pneumonia Sepsis among Newborns in Northern India. International Journal of Research in Medical Sciences / May 2019/ Vol. 7/ Issue 5.
• Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Family Planning Among Women of Reproductive Age Group Attending Outpatient Department in a Tertiary Centre of Northern India. International Journal of Reproduction, Contraception, Obstetrics and Gynecology. May 2019, Vol. 8, Issue 5.
• Isolation, Identification and Antifungal Susceptibility of Candida in Patients with Fungal Sepsis. International Journal of Research in Medical Sciences / July 2019/ Vol. 7/ Issue 7.
• Pattern of Critical Congenital Heart Disease and their Outcome in Northern India: A Medical School Based Study. International Journal of Research in Medical Sciences / July 2019/ Vol. 7

 Issue 7.

 

TOTs (Training of Trainers) Courses:

• IAP Mission Uday on 21-09-2014 at Jammu and is certified as a “Uday Resource Person” for the course.
• Training Programme of Medical College Doctors under Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme conducted by State Surveillance Unit, IDSP Jammu on 26-02-2018
• Three days state level consultation on Child centred emergency preparedness for response organised by J&K State Disaster Management Authority in collaboration with Divisional disaster management authority Jammu, National disaster management authority and UNICEF from 6th to 8th December 2018.

 

• Workshops:
• Pre-Conference Workshop- Healthy Lifestyle at “PEDICON 2015” held at Delhi.
• Workshop on Developmental Assessment till one year of age.  Accredited by J&K Medical Council for 4 credit hours wide latter no. MRC/J/CME/2018/2542, Dated 07/02/2018.
• Workshop on “Problem Solving in Pediatric Infectious Diseases” (PSPID) at JSS Hospital, Mysore on 27-01-2013
• Workshop on Advanced Neonatal Mechanical Ventilation held at SMGS Hospital Govt. Medical College Jammu. Accredited by J&K Medical Council for 8 credit house wide Letter no. MRC/J/CME/2018/2712. Dated 27/03/2018.

• Quiz Attended:
• 11th IAP Pediatric Quiz for Post Graduates Divisional Round held at SMGS Hospital Jammu on 5th September 2017.
• 7th IAP Quiz for Post Graduates held at Mysore on 7th July 2013.

 

• Conferences Attended:
• XIV Karnataka State Neonatal Conference (KARNEOCON-2011) held on 17th & 18th September at Mysore.

 

• Intensive Care Programs Attended:
• Acute Care for Practicing Paediatrician, Programme under Golden Jubilee Project of IAP organized on 29th December 2013 at J.S.S Medical College and Hospital Mysore.
• RIPE 2013 on October 26th & 27th 2013 at Sri Ramachandra University Porur, Chennai.