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CURRICULUM VITAE
Dr. Sapna S. Patil (MBBS, M.D)
Senior Lecturer I,
School of Medicine,
Taylor’s University,
Malaysia
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NAME: Dr. Sapna S. Patil AGE: 38 years SEX: Female NATIONALITY: Indian RELIGION: Hindu MARITAL STATUS: Married DEPENDENTS: Son DATE OF BIRTH: 26 /10 /1978 ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE: 26 – 06, Sri Impian Condominium, No.38, Jalan Ang Seng,
50470, Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
PERMANENT ADDRESS:
B 105, Manjunath Society,
Sant Namdeo Path, Tilaknagar,
Dombivli (East), Dist – Thane
Maharashtra, India,
Pin - 421201.
PASSPORT NUMBER:
Z 2430112
CONTACT NUMBER: + 60164972218
E - MAIL ADDRESS:
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EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:
Name of University/ Institution
Achievements Duration Division/ Marks
Professional Qualifications
– MBBS
– MD in PSM
By thesis and papers
Topiwala National Medical College & Nair Hospital (University of Mumbai) Topiwala National Medical College Medical College & Nair Hospital (University of Mumbai)
Distinction in Preventive & Social Medicine
Stood 2nd in University
1996 to 2002
2003 – 2006
First
First
University D.G.Ruparel College, Mumbai
Secured first prize in Hindi in Maharashtra higher secondary board.
1994 to 1996
First
School
Hindustan Organic Chemicals School Ltd.(Divisional board, Mumbai)
Secured 91.42%.
Stood first in school
1985 to 1994
Distinction
TOTAL WORKING EXPERIENCE: 11 years
PRESENT APPOINTMENT:
Organization: Taylor’s University, School of Medicine, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Title of appointment: Senior Lecturer I
Dates(from and to): 7th August 2013 till date
Brief description of responsibilities
Key responsibilities:
Discipline coordinator – Both phase 1 and phase 2 Public health.
Coordinator of the Public Health, Epidemiology and Biostatistics block for Phase 1.
Delivery of problem based curriculum to Phase 1 and 2 MBBS students using various pedagogical methods like didactic lectures, seminars, group discussions and presentations, role plays, in-course assignments and field work related to the subject. Administrative responsibilities include coordinating with my colleagues for course delivery, invigilating theory examinations and OSCEs, assessing in-course assignments.
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PAST APPOINTMENTS
Name of
organization
Title of
appointment Dates (from and to) Key Responsibilities
Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia, Johor, Malaysia
Senior Lecturer April 2011 to April 2013
Unit lead for the Medicine in Community subject strand.
Theme coordinator for the Ethics section of the Personal and Professional development strand.
AUCMS, Malaysia Senior Lecturer April 2010 to March 2011
Subject coordinator for Community Medicine
Unit coordinator for the Public Health component of Year 4.
AIMST University, Kedah, Malaysia
Lecturer April 2008 to April 2010
Subject coordinator for Community Medicine
Unit coordinator for the Community diagnosis component of Year 3.
Unit coordinator for the Public Health component of Year 4.
GSL Medical College and General Hospital, Rajahmundry, India.
Assistant Professor
March 2007 to March 2008
Subject coordinator for Community Medicine for year 3.
Tata Memorial Hospital and Research Centre,Mumbai,India. Department of Preventive Oncology
Senior Resident II September 2006 to February 2007
Coordinator for the cervical and breast cancer detection field camps in rural areas.
Topiwala National
Medical College,
Mumbai, India.
Department of
Preventive and Social
Medicine
Resident and Tutor
September 2003 to July 2006
Provide health care and supervise the functioning of the urban health centre.
Teaching and administrative responsibilities.
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Kasturba Municipal
Hospital, Mumbai,
India.
Department of
Pathology
Resident Medical Officer in Pathology
February 2003 to July 2003
Histopathological examination of slides. Microscopic examination of body fluids and specimens.
Kurla Bhabha
Municipal Hospital,
Mumbai, India.
Department of
Anaesthesia
Resident Medical Officer in Anaesthesia
April 2002 to January 2003
Preoperative assessment of patients,administration of local and general anaesthesia and postoperative care.
Bhabha Municipal
Hospital, Bandra,
Mumbai, India and
Nair Hospital,
Mumbai, India
Intern February 2001 to January 2002
Working in different departments, hands on training in clinical skills.
CURRENT AND PAST JOB DESCRIPTION
ACADEMIC
Currently teaching Phase 1 and phase 2 MBBS students the concepts in epidemiology, public
health and biostatistics. Use of lectures, seminars, small group discussions, computer based
sessions, debates, field work based activities, group presentations and in-course assignments.
Subjects taught in the past
I have conducted problem based learning sessions, self learning package guidance activities,
personal and professional development sessions, computer assisted learning activity for medical
students in various stages of the course.
YEAR SUBJECTS TAUGHT TEACHING LEARNING METHOD TEACHING HOURS
YEAR 1
Epidemiology Lectures, Problem based learning, seminar presentations
3 hours per week
Society, Health and Medicine
Lectures, interactive sessions for case discussions
2 hours per week
Medical Ethics Lectures, interactive sessions for case discussions
2 hours per week
Biostatistics Lectures, computer laboratory hands on training
3 hours per week
YEAR 3 Community Diagnosis
Interactive and small group sessions. Data analysis and presentation.
4 weeks block posting
YEAR 4 Public Health Lectures, seminar presentation and problem solving
4 weeks block posting
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INNOVATIONS IN TRAINING
For Undergraduate students
Use of information technology
1. Conducted online tests for assessment of year 3 and 4 MBBS students.
2. Development of discussion forum and blog for students of year 1 and year 4 MBBS.
3. Training students in the use of Epi info software and Statistical Package for Social
Sciences for collection of data and analysis.
Strategies in medical education
1. Performed a detailed analysis for balancing out the weightage of questions in setting of
question papers in Community Medicine.
2. Ongoing training for students to utilize qualitative methods for conducting research.
Curriculum development
1. Introduced and implemented computer assisted learning for Phase 1 medical students
2. Modified the cases used by Newcastle University for the Stage 1 MBBS students to make
it relevant for the Malaysian context.
3. Developed EMIs for Sociology and medical ethics
4. Modified the seminars on “The Family” and “Family, health and Illness” by including
information from the Malaysian statistics and family details.
For Faculty members
Resource person for the workshop entitled “Statistics at Square One” which is currently
being conducted for faculty members of the Faculty of Medicine.
Facilitating the group sessions for hands on training to the faculty members in statistical
package for social sciences.
Coordinating and organizing the training material for the workshop on the online portal.
TEACHING TECHNOLOGIES IN MEDICAL EDUCATION
Use of Turning Point Technology for opinion polls and quiz during lectures and surveys
Use of Magic Paper Visualizer for concept demonstration during lectures
Effective use of Learning support environment and Teaching support environment for
recording and uploading of lectures for the students and use of teaching resources for
teachers.
Use of discussion forums and emails on the learning support interface for communication
with students and colleagues.
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ADMINISTRATION
Unit lead for the Medicine in Community subject strand.
Theme coordinator for Ethics section of the Personal and Professional development strand
Invigilator for the OSCE examinations for Stage 3 MBBS students
Subject coordinator for year 3 Community Diagnosis posting.
Coordinator for the subject of Community Medicine for the Professional Exam IV conducted
at the end of Year 4 MBBS.
Coordination with other clinical departments in year 3 and 4 MBBS.
Conducted portfolio based appraisal sessions for undergraduate students.
RESEARCH
PRESENTATIONS AND CONFERENCES ATTENDED:
Presented a paper on “ A community based study to assess the morbidity profile and health
seeking behaviour of the elderly in the field practice area of an Urban health training centre
in Mumbai, India” at the 7th Malaysian Conference on Healthy Ageing held between the 2nd
and 5th of April 2014.
Presented an e-poster on “The Family Study: Perceptions of the mothers-to-be” at the 10th
Asia Pacific Medical Education Conference organized at the National University of
Singapore between the 16th and 20th of January 2013.
Participated in a workshop on “Medical Epidemiology” organized by the Clinical Research
Center, Penang in May 2011.
Organized and participated in a workshop on “Building Partnership for Public Health
Research in Kedah state” at AIMST University on 22nd January 2009 involving personnel
from Public health departments of the Ministry of health and faculty members from the
School of Medicine, AIMST University, Malaysia.
Presented the analysis of the workshop proceedings in the Faculty of Medicine Academic
Programme on 20th February 2009.
Made a presentation on “Analysis of the weightage of questions in mechanics of
question paper setting” in the Faculty of Medicine Academic Programme held on 19th
November 2009.
Member of the Organizing Committee at the 2nd HPSN Malaysia workshop organized by
School of Medicine jointly with Cybron Technology Sdn. Bhd. and Malaysian Medical
Association at AIMST University from 20th – 22nd November 2008.
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Conducted the introductory session on “Data display and summary“ for the training
workshop on “Statistics at Square One” organized for the faculty members of the School
of Medicine. This was supplemented by hands on training session for the participants with
the use of statistical package for social sciences software.
Made a poster presentation on “Teaching racial understanding to medical students”
at the 16th National Public Health Colloquium organized by the Department of Community
Health, UKMMC Malaysia at Berjaya Times Square Hotel in Kuala Lumpur on the 24th and
25th of November 2009.
CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS:
Ongoing research on “Evaluation of prenatal screening on the diagnosis of
Gestational Diabetes mellitus and pregnancy outcomes in women attending Klinik
Kesihatan, Merbok, Kedah, Malaysia” in collaboration with the public health department.
Data analysis is in progress.
Co investigator of the research project entitled “Audit of the socio demographic and
clinical profile of newly diagnosed cases of tuberculosis in Kedah state during 2008”
in collaboration with the State Tuberculosis Office under the Public health department of
Malaysia. Data collection is in progress.
Completed a qualitative research in collaboration with the department of Pharmacology on
“Understanding the role of traditional healers in disease management and
maintenance of health” by conducting in depth interviews with traditional healers in
various villages in the state of Kedah.
LIST OF PUBLICATIONS:
CONFERENCE ABSTRACTS
“A community based study to assess the morbidity profile and health seeking behaviour of
the elderly in the field practice area of an Urban health training centre in Mumbai, India”
presented at the 7th Malaysian Conference on Healthy Ageing. (oral presentation and
abstract published).
“The Family Study: Perceptions of the mothers-to-be” presented at the 10th Asia Pacific
Medical Education Conference (e-poster and abstract published).
“Prevalence of exclusive breastfeeding and its correlates in an urban slum in Mumbai”
presented at the State conference organized by Indian Association of Preventive and
Social Medicine, 2009(poster presented and abstract published).
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Abstract entitled “Teaching racial understanding to medical students” in the 16th Public
Health Colloquium organized by the Department of Community health, National University
of Malaysia,2009(poster presented and abstract published)
“A comparative study of problem based learning versus lecture based learning in medical
students of AIMST University, Malaysia” at the Indian Pharmacology conference,2008(
abstract published).
PAPERS PUBLISHED
1. Hasamnis & S. Patil: Prescription pattern study in type 2 diabetes mellitus in an Indian
referral hospital. The Internet Journal of Pharmacology.2009; Volume 7 Number
1.ISSN:1531-2976.
2. K.M.Padmavathy, Sapna Patil, S.P.Pani: Unraveling the secrets of high performance to
help low performers. South East Asian Journal of Medical Education.2009 Volume 3
no.1.Available at: http://www.md.chula.ac.th/jmet/index.html
3. Patil Sapna S, Hasamnis Ameya A, Pathare Rooma S, Parmar Aarti, Rashid AK, Narayan
KA. Prevalence of Exclusive Breast Feeding and its Correlates in an urban slum in
Western India. IeJSME.2009; 3(2):14-18.
4. A.Rashid Khan, S.P.Sapna, K.A.Narayan. Teaching Racial Understanding to medical
students. South East Asian Journal of Medical Education.2009; 3(2):35-44.
5. Patil Sapna S, Hasamnis Ameya A, Jena SK, Rashid AK, Narayan KA. Low awareness
of Osteoporosis among women attending an Urban Health Centre in Mumbai, Western
India. Malaysia Journal of Public Health Medicine.2010; Vol. 10 (1):6-13.
6. A.K. Rashid, S.S. Patil & A.S. Valimalar: The Practice of Female Genital Mutilation among
the rural Malays In North Malaysia. The Internet Journal of Third World Medicine. 2010
Volume 9 Number 1.
7. Hasamnis AA, Mohanty BK, Muralikrishna, Patil S Evaluation of wound healing effect of
topical phenytoin on excisional wound in albino rats. J Young Pharm.2010;2(1):59-
62.DOI:10.4103/0975-1483.62215
8. Mohanty BK, Aswini M, Hasamnis AA, Patil SS, Murty KSN, Jena SK. Prescription pattern
in the Department of Medicine in a tertiary care hospital in South India. Journal of Clinical
and Diagnostic Research [serial online] 2010 February [cited: 2010 February 1]; 3:2047-
2051. ISSN: 0973 – 709X.
9. A.A. Hasamnis, S.S. Patil, K.A. Narayan, Rashid AK, B.K.Mohanty. Drug utilization study
for acute illnesses in village Banggol, Malaysia: The findings of a household survey. Al
Ameen J Med Sci. 2010; 3(2):165-168.ISSN 0974-1143.
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10. A.A. Hasamnis, S.S. Patil, K.A. Narayan, Abdul Rashid Khan, B.K.Mohanty. Pattern of
drug utilization in rural Malaysia. Annals of African Medicine.2010, Vol.9(2):106-
7.ISSN:1596-3519. DOI:10.4103/1596-3519.64746 PMID:20587935
11. P. Sapna, H. Ameya, S. Sinha & S. Jena: Drought (2009): A Public Health Challenge in
India. The Internet Journal of Third World Medicine. 2010 Volume 9 Number 1. ISSN:
1539-4646.
12. Hasamnis AA, Patil SS, Mohanty BK, Thu K, Kumar A. Attitude of doctors towards
physical characteristics of solid oral dosage forms. J Pharm Bioall Sci 2010; 2:151.
13. Hasamnis Ameya, Patil Sapna. A Prescription Pattern Study of Antihypertensive Drugs
in an Indian Referral Hospital. International Journal of Pharmagenesis1(2), July-
December 2010, pp. 285-286.
14. Patil SS, Hasamnis AA, Narayan KA, Rashid AK, Mohanty BK. A household drug
utilization survey among diabetics in rural Malaysia. Int J Diab Dev Ctries 2010;30(4):231-
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15. A Rashid K, Sapna SP. Teaching public health: seminar or lecture? South East Asian
Journal of Medical Education. South‐East Asian Journal of Medical Education 2010. Vol.
4 no. 1
16. Sapna S Patil, Abdul Rashid K, KA Narayan. Unmet needs for contraception in married
women in a tribal area of India. Malaysian Journal of Public Health Medicine. 2010, Vol.10
(2): 44-51
17. Dr. Hasamnis Ameya, Dr. Arun Kumar, Dr. Patil Sapna. Vagaries of P. International
Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences Review and Research Volume 6, Issue 2, January –
February 2011; Article-001
18. Ameya A. Hasamnis, Sapna S Patil, Arun Kumar, Kyaw Thu, Basanta K Mohanty.
Preferences of Medical Students Regarding Physical Characteristics of Oral Solid Dosage
Formulations in Malaysia. Journal of Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapeutics .April-
June 2011, Vol. 2(2):119-20. DOI:10.4103/0976-500X.81909
19. Jena S.K.,Uthakalla V.K.,Sukla P., Patil S.S. An interventional study on
knowledge,attitude and practice regarding oral rehydration therapy among mothers of
under five children in an urban slum of Rajahmundry,AP.Indian Journal of Public Health
Research and Development 2012,Vol.3(3):196-9.
20. Jena S.K.,Uthakalla V.K.,Patil S.S. Adolescent girls and reproductive health: an
interventional study in an urban slum of Vijayawada,AP. Indian Journal of Public Health
Research and Development 2012,Vol.3(3):200- 4.
WEB LINKS FOR SELECTED PUBLICATIONS: 1. Prevalence of Exclusive Breast Feeding and its Correlates in an urban slum in Western India.
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Weblink: http://www.imu.edu.my/ejournal/approved/eJournal_3.2_14-18.pdf 2. Low awareness of Osteoporosis among women attending an Urban Health Centre in Mumbai,
Western India. Weblink: http://pppkam.org.my/mjphm/journals/Volume10.1/(2)%20LOW%20AWARENESS%20OF%20OSTEOPOROSIS.pdf 3. The Practice of Female Genital Mutilation among the Rural Malays In North Malaysia. Weblink: http://www.ispub.com/journal/the_internet_journal_of_third_world_medicine.html 4. Teaching Racial Understanding to medical students Weblink: http://seajme.md.chula.ac.th/articleVol3No2/OR5_Rashid%20Khan.pdf
GRANTS FOR RESEARCH:
Source of fund Title of project Duration of study
Date of start
Total value of support
Research society of T.N. Medical College
A study to assess the impact of Extended public private mix activities under the Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme in Mumbai
24 months 13th January 2004
70000 INR
Research society of T.N. Medical College
Prevalence Of Exclusive Breast Feeding And Its Correlates In An Urban Slum In Western India
6 months 2005 25000 INR
Research society of T.N. Medical College
Low awareness of osteoporosis among women attending an urban health center in Mumbai, western India
7 months 2006 25000 INR
GSL Medical research society
Evaluation of wound healing effect of topical phenytoin on excisional wound in albino rats
6 months 2007 20000 INR
GSL Medical research society
A study on prescription pattern of anti diabetic drugs & antihypertensive drugs in an Indian referral hospital
3 months 2007 15000 INR
Research society of AIMST University
Drug Utilization Study for Acute Illnesses in Village Banggol, Malaysia: The findings of a house hold survey
6 months 08 - 09 500 RM
Research society of AIMST University
Pattern of drug utilization in rural Malaysia 4 months 2009 500 RM
Research society of AIMST University
The practice of female genital mutilation among the rural Malays in north Malaysia.
12 months 2008 1000RM
Research society of AIMST University
Evaluation of prenatal screening on the diagnosis of Gestational Diabetes mellitus and pregnancy outcomes in women attending Klinik Kesihatan, Merbok, Kedah, Malaysia
12 months 2009 1000RM
Research society of AIMST University
Audit of the socio demographic and clinical profile of newly diagnosed cases of tuberculosis in Kedah state during 2008
12 months 2009 1500 RM
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AWARDS:
1. Taylor’s University oraginised “TimeS – most active module award” - 3rd place in group teaching
in 2016.
2. Taylor’s University oraginised “TimeS – most active module award” – 2nd place in group
teaching in 2015.
3. 1.Best article of the year 2010 award by Malaysian Public health specialists’ Association for
the article entitled “Low awareness of osteoporosis among women attending an urban health
centre in Mumbai, western India”.(published in the Malaysian Journal of Public Health
Medicine) Available at:
http://www.pppkam.org.my/mjphm/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=443:low-awareness-of-osteoporosis-among-women-attending-an-urban-health-centre-in-mumbai-western-india&catid=38:volume-10-1&Itemid=80
4. Best poster award for the poster presentation made at AIMST University. The title of the
poster presented was “Teaching Racial understanding to medical students” in 2009.
MEMBERSHIPS:
Life member of the Indian Association of Preventive and Social Medicine (IAPSM).
OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS:
Newspaper article -
Healthy ageing at the workplace, published in FOCUS MALAYSIA on the 25th of March 2017.
