Rai Medical College Sargodha

Clinicopathological Conference (CPC) was organized by the Department of Pediatric Surgery. A case of Meckel’s Diverticulum was effectively presented by Final Year MBBS students. The session provided a valuable learning experience and stimulated academic discussion. A large number of faculty members and students attended the conference.

A Dengue Awareness Seminar, followed by an awareness walk, was organized at the hospital. Potential mosquito breeding sites were identified and treated with larvicidal spray in accordance with prescribed SOPs. The activity aimed to promote community awareness and strengthen preventive measures against dengue.

Clinicopathological Conference (CPC)
The Department of Surgery successfully organized a Clinicopathological Conference (CPC) featuring a case presentation on Paraumbilical Hernia by a group of students. The case was presented in a clear, systematic, and professional manner, fostering insightful discussion and critical clinical thinking. The session provided an excellent learning opportunity for both students and faculty members. A large number of participants attended and actively engaged in the academic deliberations, making the event highly beneficial and educational.

The Department of Dermatology successfully organized a CPC session on Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE). The case was excellently presented by a group of 4th and Final Year students. The session witnessed enthusiastic participation from a large number of students and faculty members, making it a highly interactive and educational event.

The Department of ENT successfully organized a CPC session on “Audiometry and Its Clinical Applications.” The topic was presented in an informative and engaging manner, highlighting the importance of audiometry in the diagnosis and management of hearing disorders.
A large number of students and faculty members attended the session, making it a vibrant academic activity. The discussion provided valuable insights and offered an excellent learning opportunity for all participants.

A seminar was organized at the college in collaboration with the Department of Health and Population, Punjab, as part of the Honorable Chief Minister’s initiative to empower youth as catalysts of positive change. The seminar highlighted the socio-economic and health implications of rapid population growth and emphasized the role of young people in promoting awareness and sustainable development.

The students of 4th Year MBBS organized an awareness seminar and presented awareness campaigns in connection with “World No To***co Day” to be observed on 31st May. The activity aimed to highlight the harmful effects of to***co use and to promote a healthy, to***co-free lifestyle among the public and students.
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