SELF STUDY REPORT ADDTIONAL INFORMATION 2017 · self study report addtional information 2017 . ... 1. name and address of ... profile of the institution

Sinhgad technical Education Society‟s

SMT. KASHIBAI NAVALE COLLEGE OF

PHYSIOTHERAPY Narhe, PUNE 41

SELF STUDY REPORT

ADDTIONAL INFORMATION

2017

Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Physiotherapy Page 2

Dr.Ashokumar Vishwanath Patil Chairman

Dr.Nisha Kiran Shinde Co-ordinator

Dr. Prajakta Patil Member

Dr. Sharmistha Gadgil . Member

NAAC Steering Committee


1. Name and Address of the Institution:

Smt.Kashibai Navale College of Physiotherapy

Address:

Sr. No.49/1, Off Westerly Bypass

Pune - Bangalore Highway, Narhe, Pune-41.

City: Pune

Pin: 411041

State: Maharashtra

Website: www.skncoptphysio.org

2. For communication:

Designation Name Telephone Mobile ,

Fax Numbers,

Email

Principal &

Professor:

Dr. Ashokkumar

Vishwanath Patil

020- 24106136 (O)

+91-9850930660 (R)

+91-8452844348 (O)

020-24394167 ( F )

physioashokpatil@re

diffmail.com

[email protected]

Steering

Committee

Coordinator:

Dr.Nisha Kiran

Shinde

020 24106137 (O)

+91 - 8007784535 (M)

020 - 24394167 ( F )

nishakiran63@gmail.

com

9

(Enclose the Certificate of recognition/approval) See Annexure 1

Under

Section/

clause

Day, Month

and Year

(dd/mm/yy)

Validity Program/

institution

Remarks

65(4) 19.8.2014 Five Years B.P.Th. For

40seats

65(4) 30.7.2014

One Year

Renewal Applications

for continuation along

with fees submitted to

council.

M.P.Th. 10 seats

b. Details of recognition/approval by statutory/regulatory bodies

other than UGC (MCI, DCI, PCI, INC, RCI, AYUSH, AICTE, etc.)

PROFILE OF THE INSTITUTION

http://www.skncoptphysio.org/

mailto:[email protected]






20. Working days / teaching days during the past four academic years

Working

days

Teaching

days

2015 2016 2015 2016

Number

stipulated by

the Regulatory

Authority

262

274 210 244

Number by the

Institution 262

274 210 244

(„Teaching day‟s means days on which classes/clinics were held. Examination days are not to be included.)

27. Students enrolled in the institution during the current academic year,

with the following details:

Students UG PG

Integrate

d

Masters

M.Phil

Ph.D. PG DM MCH

*M *F *M *F - - - - -

From the state

where the institution

is located

16 105 2 20 - - - - -

From other state - - - - - - -

NRI students - - - - - - -

Foreign students - - - - - - -

Subtotal 16 105 2 20 - - - - -

Total 16 105 2 20 - - - - -

*M-Male *F-Female


CRITERION –I CURRICULAR ASPECTS


1.1.3 Does the institution follow a systematic process in design, development and

revision of the curriculum? If yes give details of the process (Need Assessment,

Feedback, etc.)

Feedback Regarding the Revision of the Existing Curriculum is taken from both

Undergraduate & Post Graduate Students.

Post Graduate Programme duration has been changed from 3 years to 2 years from the

Academic year 2016-2017. Accordingly changes have been proposed in the syllabus and

the examination pattern by the MUHS.

1.1.4 How does the curriculum design and development meet the following

requirements?

Community Needs:

Visits are organised at Following Centers for Undergraduate and Postgraduate students to

meet the requirements of their curriculum.

1. All India Institute of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (AIIPMR), Haji Ali,

Mumbai.

2. Bandoorwala Leprosy Center, Kondhwa, Pune.

3. National Burns Center, Airoli, Navi Mumbai.

4. Paraplegic Rehabilitation Center, Kirkee, Pune.

5. Able Disable All People Together(ADAPT) ,Bandra, Mumbai

6. Sadhana Village,Pune

7. Nivara Old Age Home, Pune

8. Yusuf Meher Ali Rehabilitation Center ,Panvel

9. Athashree, Pune

Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Physiotherapy is extending its services to the people of

Tribal Community by arranging Posting of Post Graduate Students accompanied with

Teaching Faculties at SEARCH (Society For Education, Action And Research in

Community Health) Gadchiroli.

1.1.10 Explain the initiatives of the institution in the following areas:

Behavioral and Social Science.

Lecture was Organised on Personality Development by Department of Chest Medicine and

Stress Management by Department of Psychiatry for Undergraduate and Postgraduate

Students as well as for Teaching Faculties.

Medical Ethics / Bio Ethics / Nursing Ethics.

College has organized a Guest Lecture on Ethics and Professionalism for Undergraduate,

postgraduate Students and Teaching Faculties.

All the Research Topics undertaken by the Undergraduate and Post graduate students are

scrutinized by the Institutional Ethical Committee and valuable suggestions are given.

CRITERION – 1 CURRICULAR ASPECTS


Rehabilitation.

The College has a Mentorship Program where the Teaching Faculties address their

Mentee‟s academic and personal difficulties.For the Academic Excellence of the Students,

teaching Faculties are conducting revision classes and Betterment examinations for the

academically weaker students and for the advanced learners extra coaching is given for the

better presentations in the theory as well as practical examinations.

Health Economics.

Our institute is managed by Sinhgad Technical Education Society, which is a trust giving

the quality healthcare to the people from Pune and from far off places from Maharashtra.

These services are of high standards. For the last 10 years, the services in the hospital like

treatment and investigations including M.R.I., C.T. scan were done free of cost. Recently

the hospital has started charging the patients for Investigations. Still, the treatment is

totally free in oudoor as well as indoor set up.

1.2. Academic Flexibility

1.2.1 Furnish the inventory for the following:

Programs available for colleges/students to choose from:

From the Academic year 2016-2017 the duration of the Masters Program has been

changed to 2 years instead of 3 years.

1) M.P.Th./M.P.T in Musculoskeletal sciences

2) M.P.Th./M.P.T in Neurosciences

3) M.P.Th./M.P.T in Cardio Vascular & Respiratory sciences

4) M.P.Th./M.P.T in Community health sciences

1.2.8 What programs are offered for practicing health professionals for skills training

and career advancement?

Guest Lectures

Name of the Event Resource Person Date No. of registration

Kinesiotaping Dr.Prem Xavier 15th

July 2015 Teaching Faculty &

PG students

Myofacial

Dysfunctions on

Lumbar & Pelvic

Region

Dr.Jayaprakash

Murugavel

29th

January

2016

Teaching Faculty &

PG students

Stress Management

Dr.Sharmishtha

Deshpande, Dr.

Avinash Waghmare,

Manasi Ranade

13th

October

2016 UG, PG students and

Teaching Faculty

Sports Physiotherapy Dr.Rucha Kashalkar 15

th

October2016

UG, PG students and

Teaching Faculty


Personality

Development Dr.Gauri Godbole

23rd

November

2016

UG, PG students and

Teaching Faculty

Ethics and

Professionalism Dr. Maria Jiandani

28th

December

2016

UG, PG students and

Teaching Faculty

Workshops

Name of the Event Resource Person Dates No. of registration

Workshop on

Proprioceptive

Neuromuscular

Facilitation

Dr. Sailakshmi Ganesan

1st &2

nd

August

2015

Faculty Members, PG

students

Workshop on

Movement Analysis Dr. Bhavana Mhatre

25th

&26th

December

2016

Faculty Members, PG

students

Workshop on Basic

Research

Methodology

Dr. P.S.Chawla

Dr.Dhrubajyoti Debnath

Dr.Sailee Patankar

Dr. Amrita Rao

Dr. Prasad Pore

Dr.(Col) S.L.Jadhav

Ms.Khyati Kalra

Ms.Ranjana

Sahasrabuddhe

6th

-8th

January

2015

Faculty Members, PG

students

Workshop on Basic

Research

Methodology

Dr.Kevin Feranndez

Dr.Harshal Pandve

Dr.Maya Mhaske

Dr.Prasad Pore

Dr.(Col) S.L.Jadhav

Dr.Smita Valekar

Dr.Amitav Banerjee

Dr. Monika Gawali

12th

-14th

January

2016

Faculty Members, PG

students

Workshop on Basic

Research

Methodology

Dr. P.S.Chawla

Dr.Sachin Gawade

Dr.Sharmishtha Gadgil

Dr.Parag Ranade

Dr.(Col) S.L.Jadhav

Dr.Uma Bhosale

Dr.Anushree Narekuli

Dr. Prajakta Patil

29th

-30th

November

&1st

December

2016

Faculty Members, PG

students


1.3 Curriculum Enrichment

1.3.2 During the last four years, how many new programmes were introduced at the

UG and PG levels? Give details.

For Postgraduate students,M.U.H.S. has introduced Master of Physiotherapy, two years

program from the Academic year 2016-2017.

1.3.3 What are the strategies adopted for the revision of the existing programmes?

What percentage of courses underwent a syllabus revision?

For Postgraduate courses, from academic year 2016-2017 the syllabus has undergone

revision as M.U.H.S. has adopted to the 2 years course due to the national unified proposal

as well as UGC recommendation for the Post graduate programmes.

1.3.6 How does the institution incorporate the aspects of overall personality

development addressing physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well being of the

student?

Guest Lectures have been organized on Personality development by Dr. Gauri Godbole,

HOD Dept.of Chest Medicine and Stress management by Dept. of Psychiatry of SKNMC

& GH for students and teaching Faculties. On Every 5th

Saturday a short program that

comprise of Games, Short educational movies and other cultural activities are conducted

for students so that it will be helpful for their overall personality development.


CRITERION – II TEACHING LEARNING

AND EVALUATION


2.1.2. Explain in detail the process of admission put in place by the Institution. List

the criteria for admission e.g. Merit, Merit with entrance test, Merit entrance test,

Aptitude and interview, common. entrance test conducted by state agencies and

national agencies, Any other criteria specify.

For the academic year 2015-2016, 50% seats for M.P.Th. have been admitted by the

Competent Authority for the admissions. Remaing 50% seats were given to the institute

under Management quota.

In the year 2016-17, as per the modification in the rules and regulations of the Government

of Maharashtra, 85% of the candidates are admitted for MPT courses through counselling

rounds conducted by Competent Authority for the admissions (DMER). The remaining

seats are filled by the institute under Management Quota.

Annexure :2.1

2.1.5. What are the strategies adopted to increase/improve access for following

categories.

SC/ST

OBC

Women

Differently abled

Economically weaker sections

Minority community

Any other

Annexure 2.2

Number of students admitted in the institution in last four academic years:

Categories

Year 2015-16 Year 2016-17

Male Female Male Female

SC - 01 01 01

ST - 01 - 01

OBC 01 - - 04

General - 16 05 27

Other 01 - 01 -

Total 02 18 07 33

CRITERION – II TEACHING LEARNING AND EVALUATION


Total number of students admitted in the academic year 2015-16 is 20 and for the 2016-17

is 40 for BPTh course.

For M.P.Th. courses, in academic year 2015-16, 6 students are registered and for the

academic year 2016-17, for MPT courses 10 atudents are registered.

Induction program for Interns:

Annexure 2.3

Induction program for Postgraduates:

Annexure 2.4

2.2.8 Describe details of orientation/ foundation courses which sensitize

students to national integration, Constitution of India, art and culture, empathy,

women's empowerment, etc.

Our teachers and students participated in International event of Pune Marathon which is

organised by NGOs in the year 2015, 2016, 2017 and OXFAM Trailwalk on 9th

and 10th

December 2016 as Consultant and treating Physiotherapists.

Guest lecture series was organised for the students on Dysmenorrhea in collaboration with

dept of Gynecology, Dept of Psychiatry and Dept of Nutrition on 19 th Nov 2015 between

2 pm -4 pm.Following faculty were the resource person from above mentioned

departments

1.Dr. Shilpa Chaudhari ,Prof. Dept Of Obst.& Gynecology

2.Dr. Sharmishtha Deshpande Prof. & HOD Dept.of Psychiatry

3.Mrs. Akshada Kamalapurkar HOD Dept.of Nutrition

2.3 Teaching-Learning Process

2.3.2 Does the institution provides course objectives, outlines and schedules at the

commencement of the academic session? If yes, how is the effectiveness of the process

ensured?

University Rank Holder

Academic

year Students name

Course

year Rank

2014

Ms.Vaidya Nikita Pramod

2nd

5th

2015 Ms.Vaidya Nikita Pramod 3rd

1st

2015

Ms. Balkawade Neha Mansing

(PT In Neurosciences)

4th

1st

2015 Ms. Rajput Chetna Tarun

(PT in Gen. Med. & Surg. Cond.)

4th

1st


2.3.6. Does the institution formally encourage learning by using e-learning resources?

Yes.

2.3.11 Were any innovative teaching approaches/methods/practices adopted and

implemented by the faculty during the last four years? If yes, did they improve

learning? What were the methods used to evaluate the impact of such practices?

What are the efforts made by the institution in giving the faculty due recognition for

innovation in teaching?

Latest subject related reference books and Videos are purchased for the use of

the faculty to enhance their teaching methods for the benefit of the students.

These practices helped our students to build self confidence and perform better in

University examinations. Many students secured admission for P.G.

specializations.This has helped in creating better skilled physiotherapy

professionals.

Annexure 2.5

2.3.12 How does the institution create a culture of instilling and nurturing creativity

and scientific temper among the learners?

Students are encouraged to carry out short term research projects and participate in

scientific conferences and seminars. They are getting more exposure to the competition

held by MUHS like AVISHKAR and Scientifica, TRINITY in which students actively

participated in innovation competition. Students are also involved in short term grants

approved research projects funded by MUHS. Two students from our college received

MUHS grant.

Sr. No. Year Trinity Scientifica Aawishkar

Short

Term

Grants

01 2014-15 01 05 05 02

02 2015-16 00 12 06 00

2.3.13 Does the institution consider student projects mandatory in the learning

program? If yes, how many programs have been made mandatory?

Yes.

Many undergraduate and postgraduate students have taken up research projects under the

guidance of faculty according to their subject and interest.

Ongoing projects:

Sr. No Year UG PG

01 2015-16 32 ( In process) 06 ( In process)

02 2016-17 35 ( In process) 10 ( In process)

Annexure 2.6


Medical Humanities

Conducted workshop on Communication skills, Personality Development and Bio-ethics.

Sr.

No.

Date Resource Person Workshop

1 23/11/2016 Dr. Gauri Godbole Personality development

2 15/10/2016 Dr. Rucha Kashalkar Doctor Patient Relationship

3 13/10/2016 Dr. Avinash Waghmare

Dr. Mansi Ranade

Stress Management

Yoga Therapy techniques.

Pilate‟s classes have been started for all UG and PG students regularly on every Saturday.

108 Suryanamaskar session was conducted under the guidance of Mr.Nitin Dhawale,

fitness & Yoga trainer for teachers and students on 31.1.2017

2.4 Teacher Quality:

2.4.1 How does the institution plan and facilitate its faculty to meet the changing

requirements of the curriculum.

International faculty visited to the college of physiotherapy to exchange knowledge about

curriculum.

Teachers attended teaching faculties are encouraged to attend basic as well as advanced

MET workshop.

Sr

No: Name

Workshop Duration

01 Dr. Nisha Sinde (PT) Advanced MET 10th

to 16 th

July 2016

02 Dr. Richa Bisen (PT) Advanced MET 10th

to 16 th

July 2016

03 Dr. Zahara Polen (PT) Basic MET 26th

to 28th

Oct 2016

04 Dr. Saranya Subramaniyam (PT) Basic MET 26th

to 28th

Oct 2016

Teachers attended two days workshop on 6th

and 7th

of January 2017 on Administration

and management.


Sr No: Name Duration

01 Dr. A. V. Patil (PT) 26th

& 27 th

Aug 2016

02 Dr. Parag Ranade (PT) 26th

& 27 th

Aug 2016

03 Dr. Prajakta Patil (PT) 6th

& 7th

Jan 2017

04 Dr. Seema Saini (PT) 6th

& 7th

Jan 2017

05 Dr. Sharmishtha Gadgil (PT) 6th

& 7th

Jan 2017

06 Dr Anushree Narekulli 6th

& 7th

Jan 2017

06 Dr. Rahul Bisen (PT) 6th

& 7th

Jan 2017

07 Dr. Kiran Satpute (PT) 6th

& 7th

Jan 2017

2.4.5 What policies/systems are in place to academically recharge and

Rejuvenate teachers?

.

Dr. Prajakta Patil (PT) has enrolled for PhD under Sumandeep

University,Vadodara,Gujrat

Dr Kiran Satpute has successfully completed Certificate in orthopaedic Manual

therapy from Curtin University, Australia

Dr Kiran Satpute assisted Dr. Toby Hall and Kim Robinson, who are well known

international expert faculties in the field of Manual therapy, for their seminars on

Manual therapy at Sydney Australia, Singapore,Dubai.

He assisted Dr Jibu Varghes for seminar on Mulligan concept mobilisation

2.4.6. How many faculty received awards / recognitions for excellence in

Teaching at the state, national and international level during the last four

Years

Our faculty Dr. Kiran Satpute (PT) have been awarded 1st prize in AVISHKAR 2016

organised by Maharashtra University of Health Sciences.

2.4.7 How many faculties underwent professional development programs

during the last four years? (Add any other program if necessary)

Most of the faculty members have undergone various Continiued Physiotherapy Education

(CPE) programmes.

Annexure 2.7

2.4.8 How often does the institution organize academic development programs (e.g.:

curriculum development, teaching-learning methods, examination reforms, content,

knowledge management, etc.) for its faculty aimed at enriching the teaching-learning

process?

The Institute regularly organises academic development programmes for its faculty

members, aimed at enriching the teaching-learning process like Research Methodology

workshops.

Annexure – 2.8


2.4.14 Does the institution conduct capacity building programs / courses in Sub-

specialties for its faculty?

Lecture was organised on Personality Development and Communication skills

Sr.

No.





Dr. Mansi Ranade

Stress Management

2.5 Evaluation process & reforms.

2.5.4 How does the institution ensure transparency in the evaluation process?

Institutional CAP is set up in the college, where, the physiotherapy teachers evaluate of

the theory papers for the terminal examinations of all the classes.

Alongwith, for MUHS examinations, CAP is been conducted by the institute consecutively

since 2 examinations by adhering all the rules & regulations with the strict confidentiality

and the fairness.

See Annexure 2.9

2.6.4 How does the institution ensure that the stated learning outcomes have been

achieved?

Learning outcome is seen on both the levels by the institute; quantitative as well as

qualitatative. Total number of the passing is definitely improving and the numbers of

higher marks holders are also higher. An informal feedback from the other colleges, where

the students are doing Post graduation or from the Hospitals, where our college graduates

are working, is very satisfactory. Total percentage of passing for past 3 years

consecutively is above 80%


CRITERION III: RESEARCH,

CONSULTANCY AND EXTENSION


3.1.4 What are the proactive mechanisms adopted by the institution to facilitate the

smooth implementation of research schemes/projects?

Availability of access to online data bases- DELNET, SCOPUS

The students have access to online journals of varied fields of Physiotherapy and at

the Central Library of SKNMC&GH.

Seed money is in the form of Facilities, Laboratories equipments, material, etc.

3.1.6 Give details of workshops/ training programs/ sensitization programs

conducted by the institution to promote a research culture in the institution.

The College has conducted various Research Methodology Workshops in January

2015, January 2016, and November 2016, to equip the post graduate students and

teachers with the latest knowledge of conducting a research.

The College has organised a sensitization programme by inviting Dr. Kedar Mate

(PT) a Ph.D. Candidate, Mc Gill University, Canada, to indulge the faculty and

students in the Research activities happening globally. In a similar Programme Dr.

Pavithra Rajan enlightened the faculty and staff about newer trends in research.

The College has taken active initiative in organising and participating in the national

level Student Research Conference „SCIENTIFICA‟ held by Physiotherapy colleges

of Pune Region in collaboration with Maharashtra University of Health Sciences from

2013 to 2015.

3.4.2 Give details of publications by the faculty and students:

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) by faculty

members: Total: 77

1. International: 41

2. National: 36

Books Authored by Faculty: 04

Corpus Index: 0- 3.2

3.4.5 Provide details for the last four years

Research awards received by the faculty and students

Ms.Desai Hetal Sanjay – student participated in Scientifica 2014 and won First prize

in platform presentation ( Under graduate Level).

Dr.Shweta Pachpute – Assistant professor Secured second rank in AVISHKAR –

State level research platform organised by MUHS Nasik in January 2015

Dr.Kiran Satpute – Assistant professor Secured 1st rank in AVISHKAR – State level

research platform organised by MUHS Nasik in December 2015.

CRITERION III: RESEARCH, CONSULTANCY AND

EXTENSION


3.6 Extension Activities and Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR)

3.6.1 How does the institution sensitize its faculty and students on its Institutional

Social Responsibilities? List the social outreach programs which have created an

impact on students' campus experience during the last four years.

The institution is actively involved in sensitizing the students and faculty about social

responsibilities. In view of this following programmes were organised

An Organ Donation Campaign was held from 30th

August 2016 to 1st September 2016

which included an introductory lecture on organ donation, later an essay competition was

held and the winners were selected. On the last day, the winners of the competition were

felicitated along with donors of organs and blood. Students and the staff actively

participated in the campaign.

An event called the “OXFAM Trailwalker” which was a 100 kms walk in 48 hours was

held in December 2016, where Post graduate students, Interns and final year students

were allocated with duties at various points covering the the route of the trail walk. The

Physiotherapy team catered to various injuries during the course of the walk. The students

had a good exposure towards the patients from different regions with different mindsets.

On 8th

September 2017 , Final year students and Postgraduate students visited the

Bandoorwala Leprosy centre. On the occasion of the World Physiotherapy day, the

students conducted an entertainment programme for the inhabitants of the centre.

3.6.2 How does the institution promote university-neighbourhood network and

student engagement, contributing to the holistic development of students and

sustained community development?

A visit was organised in august 2016 by the Dept. Of Community Physiotherapy to

KAIVLYADHAMA, Kusgaon, For Final year and Post graduate students.

A visit was conducted in September 2016 at Bhandorwala Leprosy centre,

Kondwa, Pune for post graduate and final year students. The students had a good

opportunity to explore the centre, interact with the leprosy patients, the staff

working there and the various activities in which the patients engage themselves

A visit was conducted in October 2016 at Niwara old age home post graduate &

final year students. The students were told about the care the elderly required and

were shown the facilities provided and the rehabilitation services available at the

old age home

.

A visit to All India Institute of Physical and Medicine and Rehabilitation

(AIIPMR), Haji Ali, Mumbai was post graduate students & final year students

where the students were told and shown the various orthosis and prosthesis made at

the centre and what are the rehabilitation facilities provided and the cost of each

device was explained.

A visit to “Athashri” at Pashan held in September 2015 was attended by faculty

members, final B.P.Th and M.P.Th students under the guidance of Smt. Uma


Paranjape who showed the students the facilities available for senior citizens

dwelling at the campus.

A visit to “Yusuf Meherali Centre- Tara” was held in November 2015 which was

attended by final year students, M.P.Th students and faculty member. This visit

laid the knowledge about the comprehensive rehabilitation and vocational training

facilities for socially and economically marginalized people.

A visit to “Sadhana Village” was held in December 2015 which was attended by

final year students, M.P.Th students and 1 faculty member. This visit provided the

informational about functioning of special school and various treatment approaches

available and holistic development.

3.6.3 How does the institution promote the participation of the students and faculty

in extension activities including participation in NSS, NCC, YRC and other National/

International programs?

The College has actively participated in National and international programs in the year

2015 and 2016 like:

• World Physiotherapy Day

• World Heart day

• World Menopause week

• World Stroke Day

• World Osteoporosis Day

• World Arthritis Day

• World Diabetes day

• World AIDS day

Thereby conducting awareness drives for the society.

A one day National CME on Diabetes Mellitus in accordance to the World Heart

Day was held on 22nd

April 2016 in collaboration with community medicine,

National IPHA and the Society of clinical nutrition and metabolism, Pune

International Yoga Day was celebrated on 21st June 2016 which consisted of

demonstrations of various asanas in standing, sitting, prone lying and supine

positions

3.6.4 Give details of social surveys, research or extension work, if any, undertaken by

the institution to ensure social justice and empower the underprivileged and the most

vulnerable sections of society?

Following students have undergone various social surveys to identify population who are

at risk in the year 2015-16


Sr.no Students

Name Title of the Project

1 Manasi

vichare

Prevalence & risk Stratification for developing

musculoskeletal disorders among sewing Machine operators in

Narhe Ambegaon Area.

2 Amruta

Menkudale Common musculoskeltal Disorders in Farmers in Pune Region

3 Madhura

Joshi

Performance Related Physical fitness levels in school going

children-An observational study in Pune

4 Aishwarya

Nigam

Study on Trunk Muscle endurance in subjects with various

occupation

5 Priyamwada

Hinge

Proportion of suboptimal neonate Breast feeding behaviour &

association of risk factors-A Cross Sectional Study

6 Aishwarya

Bajaj

Refrence values of arm curl, 30-seconds chair test and gait

speed in healthy elderly: A Cross Sectional Study

Impact: these community surveys have helped the institute to understand the most

prevalent problems of the community. This has helped us to plan and deliver the

management protocol more efficiently.

3.6.5 Does the institution have a mechanism to track the students' involvement in

various social movements / activities that promote citizenship roles?

Yes, the students are encouraged to participate in the social drives.

• 50 members of the college including faculty, all final year students, interns and post

graduate students, were the active participants of the medical team for 29th

, 30th

& 31st

International Pune International Marathon conducted in Dec 2014, Dec 2015 and Jan

2017 respectively.

• It was a very enriching experience improving our skills for the on field treatment of

sports injuries.

• The institute has an Alumni association, which helps to keep the track of the students‟

involvements in social activities through the regular meets.

3.6.6 How does the institution ensure the involvement of the community in its

outreach activities and contribute to community development? Give details of the

initiatives of the institution that have encouraged community participation in its

activities.

The Institution has extended the service to SEARCH foundation, Gadchiroli.

According to the Specialty, the Staff and Post Graduate students have given the

services to the inhabitants of the foundation.

There have been a camp for Spine surgeries, ANC camps etc where time to time the

institute has sent experts to give Physiotherapy services.


3.6.12 Do the faculty members participate in community health awareness

programs?

Yes. Faculty members participate in a range of community health awareness

programs like on World Heart day, World Stroke day, Spine Week, World Geriatric

Week etc in 2016

Also the faculty Participated in 30th

& 31st Pune international Marathon.

A survey on Awareness of Physiotherapy in the area of Narhe was done in September

2016 by the students of SKNCOPT by means of a questionnaire in Marathi and was

analysed and various components were found regarding the awareness of PT.

A Survey on Awareness of Physiotherapy in Stroke was conducted on World Stroke

Day by means of a questionnaire in Marathi on Stroke and related information

followed by the Awareness lecture by the faculty as the awareness was found to be

very low.

3.7 Collaborations

3.7.3 Has the institution signed MoUs or filed patents with institutions of

national/international importance/other universities/industries/

corporate houses etc.? If yes, how have they enhanced the research

and development activities of the institution?

Yes, the institution has signed 6 Memorandum of Unions with the following

institutions.

1. Smt. Kashibai Navale Medical College

2. Sinhgad Nursing College

3. Sinhgad Dental College

4. Maherwat Old age home

5. Ananya Foundation

6. SEARCH Foundation Gadchiroli

We also have collaboration with “Eskay Industries” to enhance their work productivity


CRITERION IV INFRASTRUCTURE AND

LEARNING

RESOURCES


4.1 Physical Facilities

4.1.1. How does institution plan and ensure adequate availability of physical

infrastructure and ensure its optimal utilization.

State of the Art Auditorium has been inaugurated in 2016 in the new building and

accommodates 2200 people.

4.1.2. Does the institution have a policy for creation and enhancement of

infrastructure in order to promote a good teaching – learning environment? If yes

mention the few recent initiatives.

The college provides broadband internet access with a speed of 100mbps. The library

is fully supported by IT infrastructure. The library has been equipped with the National

and International journals; magazines and research reports relating to Physiotherapy

subjects. In order to promote good teaching learning environment, some of the recent

initiatives are:

o 8 LCD projectors are available within the college. Faculty members use LCD

projectors for power point presentation and educational videos to provide

good learning environment.

Post Graduate course has been started in 2014 and first batch of Post Graduates will be

appearing for examination in June 2017.

The college has affiliation with two old age homes where the UG students regularly

visit along with Teaching Staff for physiotherapy intervention of the residents.

PG students attend surgical and speciality camps held by SEARCH foundation,

Gadchiroli for exposure at the Rural set up.

4.1.3 Has the institution provided all its departments with facilities like office room,

common room, and separate rest room for women, students and teachers?

(Annexure 4.3: Floor plan for First and second floor)

4.1.6. What measures does institution take to ensure campus safety and security?

There are 13 CCTV cameras placed in all classrooms and at various points in the college

building. The College has also acquired 32” LED screen to monitor CCTV activities.

4.1.7. Facility of animal house

Yes. Hospital has an Animal house with an area of 135 mt. Sq and is approved by

CPCSEA.

CRITERION IV: INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING

RESOURCES


4.1.10. Pharmacy

Two new Pharmacy Centres, approved by F.D.A, Pune, have been started from January

2017, which provides 24 hour services for Indoor and Outdoor Patients.

4.1.11. Yoga and Naturopathy

International Yoga day is celebrated each year on 21st of June in collaboration with

Community Medicine department of SKNMC & GH.

A session on „108 SuryaNamaskar‟ was organised successfully for Students and Teachers

on 31st January 2017 under the Guidance of Mr. Nitin Dhawle.

4.1.16. Provide details of sophisticated equipments procured during last four

Years.

List of the equipments costing more than Rs 50000/- are given below:

Sr. No. Name of Equipment

1 Micro RPM

2 Treadmill

3 Combo of Electrotherapy IFT & Laser

4 Fully automated Cycle Ergometer

5 Manual Therapy Bed

4.2 Clinical Learning Resources

4.2.1 Teaching Hospital:

Give four years statistics of inpatient and outpatient services

provided.

Smt . Kashibai Navale College of Physiotherapy

YEAR OPD IPD

2015 35,754 58,138

2016 33,866 55,715

Smt Kashibai Navale Medical College and General Hospital

YEAR OPD IPD

2015 552796 38183

2016 570592 38806


4.3 Library as a Learning Resource

4.3.1 Does the library have an Advisory Committee? Specify the composition of the

committee. What significant initiatives have been implemented by the committee to

render the library student/user friendly?

LIBRARY COMMITTEE (Updated)

CHAIRPERSON Dr Nisha Shinde

TEACHERS

REPRESENTATIVES

Dr Seema Saini

Dr Shweta Pachpute

Dr Shruti Ghate

Dr Richa Bisen

Dr S. Saranya

STUDENTS REPRESENTATIVE

Ms. Isha Chhatre

Ms Shrinidhi Kulkarni

Ms Shweta Kotwani

ASSITT LIBRARIAN Mr Pravin Shinde

Significant initiatives proposed and implemented by the Advisory Committee.

Remote Log-in Facility for accessing online resources is being provided to all faculty

members and students of SKNCOPT thus making online resources available 24X7 to

the users

Open source web based Library Management System is being implemented

Implementing library policies – Library Material Purchase Policy, Book Bank

policy, Electronic Resource Access Policy, Remote Login Usage Policy

Library is extended (added Bound Volume section)

4.3.3 Give details of the library holdings: (Updated)

Print (books, back volumes, thesis, and journals)

Central

Library

College Library

Books 15668 836

Title Books 2000 265

Journals

National 73 Total 164 12 titles and 74

copies

33 Titles & 447

Copies

International 91 21 titles & 373 copies

Back volumes 1828 155

Average number of books added in college library during the last Three years The number of books added in past three years in central library is 1371 and in college library are

150.

Non Print (Microfiche, AV)

Library has a good collection of CD‟s on various topics. The total numbers of CD‟s are

92.


Special collections (e.g., text books, reference books, standards, patents)

Library is having good collection of many costly reference books. At present there

are 506 reference b ooks & 304 text books available in college library and 2000 reference

books & 10081 text books in central library.

Total number of computers for general access

• Central Library maintains a very good digital library of 40 computers.

• The college library has 10 computers for general access.

Total number of printers for general access

The Central Library has increased number of printers to two along with one photocopying

machine.

Inter-library Loan Service

The Membership of Developing Library Network (DELNET) has also been

acquired for the SKNCOPT library

4.3.6 Provide details of the annual library budget and the amount spent for

purchasing new books and journals.

Annual Library Budget:

Sinhgad Technical Education Society (STES) fully supports the procurements of the

library. There is no restriction on the amount to be spent in an academic year. This has

helped library to develop a good collection of books and journals. The expenditure of the

college for books is Rupees 15, 54,715.00 in the past 7 years.

The details of amount spent on purchasing the books and journals in the past six

years are as below:

College library

BOOKS JOURNALS TOTAL AMOUNT (IN Rs)

YEAR Amount (In Rs) YEAR

AMOUNT (IN Rs)

2015-2016 45,102.00 2015 7,34,034.00 7,79,136.00

Central library

BOOKS JOURNALS TOTAL AMOUNT (IN Rs)

YEAR Amount (In Rs) YEAR AMOUNT (IN Rs)

2015 - 2016 4,38,852.00 2015 46,38,555 50,77,407

4. 4 I T INFRASTRUCTURE

Network Security

• QuickHeal Antivirus System has been installed in all the 23 computers and 6

CPU‟s in 2016


4.4.3 Give details of the institution computing facilities i.e. hardware and software

IT Infrastructure – Other Information

Computing Facilities Corresponding Information

Total no. of Computers 29

Dedicated Computing

facility

All computers are connected with internet.

Computers for faculty - Desktops - 13

Computers for students- Desktop- 16

LAN Facility Yes

Computer-student ratio 1:7

Configuration of

computers Annexure 4.2

Wi – Fi Yes

Proprietary Software Microsoft window 7, window 8, Microsoft Office, Microsoft

security essentials,

Number of

nodes/computers with

internet facility

23

Printers 5

Photocopier Machine 1

Scanners 2

LCD projectors 8

Digital camera NIL

Power Back up The institute is provided with a back-up facility through

two power generators having 500 KVA and 125 KVA

respectively to cope up with power interruptions. Power

supply is restored immediately.

In addition to this computers are backed up by UPS system.

Computer Details

Brand Dell, Acer and HP

Configuration Dual core to I5 processor

Speed 1.2 GHz to 3.20 GHZ

RAM 1 GB to 4 GB

4.4.15. Does the institute have a website? How frequently it is updated. Give details.

www.skncoptphysio.org

Website has been recently updated and the following changes have been made:

Admission Procedure

Alumni details

Photo gallery

http://www.skncoptphysio.org/


4.5 Maintenance of Campus Facilities

Total Expenses in the Last Four Years for Maintenance of College campus

Particulars 2015 -16

Repairs &

Maintenance

(Furniture,

Computers,

Equipment,water

andelectricity

charges)

18,78,322.00

4.5.2 How are the infrastructure facilities, services and equipments

maintained? Give details.

The designated staff superv ise the maintenance and repair of equipment and

infrastructure facilities.

Staff appointment for maintenance and repair

Sr.No Post Requirement Actual

available

1 Superintendent 01 01

2 Senior Technician

4

(Mechanical/Electrical)/

Electronic, Refrigeration)

04

3 Junior Technician 02 02

4 Carpenter 01 01

5 Blacksmith 01 01

6 Attendants 04 04

Other Facilities:

Biometric finger print device has been installed in the college from 1st January

2017.


CRITERION V: STUDENTS SUPPORT

AND PROGRESSION


CRITERION V:

STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION

5.1 Student Mentoring and Support

From January 2017, consolidated reports for first year students are prepared after the

terminal examination by respective mentors to understand the reasons for their academic

and extracurricular performance

Annexure 5.1: Mentor protegee list

5.1.3 Does the institution have any personal enhancement and development schemes

such as career counselling, soft skills development, career-path-identification, and

orientation to well-being for its students? Give details of such schemes.

Sr.

No.





Dr. Mansi Ranade

Stress Management

5.1.8 What percentage of students receives financial assistance from state

government, central government and other national agencies?

Financial assistance is given by state government and there is no financial assistance from

other national agencies.

Academic

Year

Admitted

Students

Scholarship students %

2015 - 16

84 13 15%

5.1.12 Mention the policies of the institution for enhancing student participation in

sports and extracurricular activities

SKNCOPT also has collaboration with Pune International Marathon and Oxfam India and

students from Final year, Internship and Post graduation participate as a Physiotherapist

for the same every year in Marathon as well as Oxfam India Trail walk.

CRITERION V: STUDENTS SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION


Pilates and yoga classes has been conducted on every Saturday for improving physical

fitness of students.

On occasion of Vasant Panchami, 108 Suryanamaskars were performed in yoga hall

conducted by Mr. Nitin Dhawale. Students and Faculties participated in the program to

make it a success.

5.1.17 Does the institution have a registered Alumni Association? If yes, what are its

activities and contributions to the development of the institution?

The Second alumni meet was conducted on 28th

January 2017 and orientation with newly

appointed General Secretary and Professional Experiences were discussed.

Feedback on curriculum, teaching learning was obtained from them which will be usefull

for betterment of institute‟s approach and infrastructure.

5.1.18 List a few prominent alumni of the institution.

Namita Nair, Sulofana Maredia, Priyanka Shirsat - completed masters from RGUHS,

Karnataka. Namita Nair is working as Physiotherapist at ADAPT (Rehabilitation center) in

Mumbai.

Priyanka Shirsat got associated with ICMR project for Cerebral Palsy on policy making at

Mysore.

Akshay Khatavkar – completed masters from D Y Patil University, Pune and working as

Head of the Department at Rao Nursing Home, Pune

Niharika Joshi - completed Masters from Manipal University in Paediatrics.

Kedar Deshpande, Kiran Kulkarni, Heta Thakkar, Pooja Iyer are pursuing Masters from

Universities in USA.

5.1.24 How does the institution ensure the participation of women students in intra

and inter-institutional sports competitions and cultural activities? Provide details of

sports and cultural activities where such efforts were made.

Annexure 5.2

5.1.25 Does the institution enhance the student learning experience by providing for

rotation from the teaching hospital to the community and district hospital during the

internship period ?

Institute got collaboration with ESKAY Industries for exposure to industrial health for

undergraduate and post graduate students

5.2 Student Progression

5.2.1 What is the student strength of the institution for the current academic year?

Analyze the Program-wise data and provide the trends (UG to PG, PG to further

studies) for the last four years.


For academic year 2015 -16, total strength of student is

YEAR STRENGTH

I 21

II 25

III 18

IV 19

PG 12

TOTAL 95

For academic year 2016 -17, total strength of student is

YEAR STRENGTH

I 46

II 18

III 22

IV 21

PG 22

TOTAL 129

5.2.3 Provide category-wise details regarding the number of Post graduate

dissertations, Ph.D. and D.Sc. theses submitted/accepted/ rejected in the last four

years.

Post Graduation courses have been started from the current academics year (2014-2015)

only.

Following completed dissertations were submitted to the M.U.H.S. for the approval of

acceptance.

Category Number Name

Post Graduation in

Neurosciences

2

1. Madhura Bhave

2. Agnes Robin

Post Graduation in Cardio

respiratory

2 1. Ruchita Bhalerao

2. Supriya Bhalekar

Post Graduation in

Community Physiotherapy

2 1. Ankita Chitre

2. Priyanka Patil


5.3 Student Participation and Activities

5.3.1 List the range of sports, cultural and extracurricular activities available to

students. Furnish the program calendar and provide details of students'

participation.

See the Annexure 5.3

5.3.4 How does the institution involve and encourage its students to publish materials

like catalogues, wall magazines, college magazine, and other material? List the major

publications/ materials brought out by the students during the last four academic

sessions.

See the Annexure 5.8

5.3.5 Does the institution have a Student Council or any other similar body? Give

details on its constitution, activities and funding.

Annexure 5.4

5.3.6 Give details of various academic and administrative bodies that have student

representatives in them. Also provide details of their activities.

Annexure 5.4 - Students‟ Council

Annexure 5.5 - Library committee

Annexure 5.6 - Anti ragging committee

Annexure 5.7 - Women Complaint Committee

Annexure 5.8: Student‟s projects (published / accepted for publication) 2015, 2016,

2017


CRITERION VI: GOVERNANCE,

LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT


6.1.3 Reinforcing culture of excellence

In the last three years the Institute has further equipped itself with new infrastructure used

in patient care and academics. New equipment has been procured so as to ensure good

quality education for Undergraduate as well as Postgraduate students.

6.1.13 What are the projected budgetary provisions towards teaching, healthcare

services, research, faculty development etc.?

Head Year Year

( In Lacs) 2015-16 2016-17

Income 80.02 105.5

Expenses 64.70 128.9

Deficits/Surplus -15.32 -23.00

6.2 Strategy Development and Deployment

6.2.1 Does the institution have a perspective plan for development? If

yes, what aspects of the following are considered in the development of

policies and strategies?

The undergraduate intake of the college has been increased to 40 students per year from

the academic year 2016-17.

6.4 Financial Management and Resource Mobilization

6.4.1 What is the institutional mechanism available to monitor the effective and

efficient use of financial resources?

Table 6.2: Budget information (in Lakhs) for the previous five years, and current and

ensuing fiscal years

Head Year

2015-16 2016-17

Income 80.02 105.5

Expenses 64.70 128.9

Deficits/Surplus -15.32 -23.00

CRITERION – VI GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND

MANAGEMENT


6.4.4 Provide the audited statement of accounts with details of expenses for academic,

research and administrative activities of the last five years.

Table 6.4: Revenue and Income generated (in Lakhs) for five recent financial years.

FISCAL YEAR (Rs. In Lacs)

FISCAL

YEAR INCOME EXPENSES DEPRECIATION DEFICIT

2015-2016 Rs.80.02 Rs.59.00 Rs.5.70 Rs.-15.32

6.4.7 What are the free / subsidized services provided to the patients in the hospital ?

Keeping in mind the philanthropic outlook of the Founder President of the STES,

Prof M. N. Navale, the institute provides quality health care to all sections of society, with

nominal charges only for ICU and investigations.

.

Table 6.5: The total number of patients attended to during the last five years

The total number of patients attended to during the last five years is as given below-:

YEAR IPD OPD

2015 58138 35754

2016 55715 33866

6.5 Internal Quality Assurance System

6.5.1 Does the institution conduct regular academic and administrative audits? If yes

give details

Annexure 1 GENDER AUDIT

Male & Female Details (U.G) (only freshly admitted students)

Sr.No. A.Y.Year Male Female Total Male(%) Female(%)

1 2008-09 5 11 16 31.25 68.75

2 2009-10 - 19 19 0 100.00

3 2010-11 1 19 20 5 95.00

4 2011-12 - 16 16 0 100.00

5 2012-13 3 17 20 15 85.00

6 2013-14 - 18 18 0 100.00

7 2014-15 2 18 20 10 90.00

8 2015-16 4 16 20 20.00 80.00

9 2016-17 7 33 40 17.50 82.50

Male & Female Details (P.G.)

Academic

year

Summer

/Winter

Students

appeared

Pass

students

Pass

%

Summer

/Winter

Total

Total

Stud

ents

appe

ared

Pass

%

2015-16

Summer 78 64 82.05

Winter Result Awaited



1 2008-09 - - - -

2 2009-10 - - - -

3 2010-11 - - - -

4 2011-12 - - - -

5 2012-13 - - - -

6 2013-14 - - - -

7 2014-15 - 6 6 0 100.00

8 2015-16 - 6 6 0 100.00

9 2016-17 2 8 10 20.00 80.00

Male & Female Details

Teaching Staff


1 2009-10 1 5 6 16.67 83.33

2 2010-11 3 4 7 42.86 57.14

3 2011-12 6 5 11 54.55 45.45

4 2012-13 6 5 11 54.55 45.45

5 2013-14 6 4 10 60.00 40.00

6 2014-15 5 7 12 41.67 58.33

7 2015-16 6 9 15 40.00 60.00

8 2016-17 4 11 15 26.66 73.33

Male & Female Details

Non-Teaching Staff

Sr.No. A.Y.Year Male Female Total Male Female(%)

1 2009-10 7 1 8 87.50 12.05

2 2010-11 6 2 8 75.00 25.00

3 2011-12 7 2 9 77.78 22.22

4 2012-13 7 2 9 77.78 22.22

5 2013-14 9 1 10 90.00 10.00

6 2014-15 7 0 7 100.00 0.00

7 2015-16 9 1 9 90.00 10.00

8 2016-17 9 1 10 90.00 10.00


CRITERION VII: INNOVATION AND

BEST PRACTICES


7.1Environment Consciousness

7.1.1 Does the institution conduct a Green Audit of its campus?

No

7.1.2 What are the initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco

friendly?

Energy conservation

In the institution there is, Organic Waste Convertor which converts the loads of

wet garbage which they get from various wards, hostel & mess into manure. This

manure is used in college campus as well as in other campuses of Sinhgad

institutes for gardening purpose. This is how waste is used in making the campus

greener and at the same time making the best use of organic waste.

Recycling plant

There is a Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) in which treatment of the sewage water is

done and then it is used for gardening purpose. The Sewage water treatment is done in

the form of

Physical treatment

Biological treatment

Filtration

Chemical dosing

7.1 Innovations

7.2.1 Give details of innovations introduced during the last four years which have

created a positive impact on the functioning of the institution.

Innovations in Research, Consultancy and Extension

Students are encouraged to do a innovative research by involving them in the

competitions like PT innovations in the annual „Physiofest‟ event, where the Concept of

Research is associated with fun and hence help inculcating research culture.

We have extended our consultancy by sending our students and faculty for Pune

Marathon and Oxfam Walkathon.

We have started our Extension activities at SEARCH (Society for Education Action and

Research in Community Health) Foundation Gadchiroli and have MOU with “Ananya

Better Life Foundation” for training the care givers of elderly AT Mahivat.

We also have collaboration with “Eskay Industries” to enhance their work productivity.

Innovation in Student Support and Progression

Enhancing the physical & psychological wellbeing of the students during their study

years has been the one of the objectives of the institution. In this view, SKNCOPT is

CRITERION VII: INNOVATIONS AND BEST PRACTICES


providing health related fitness to their students. The classes are organised on every

Saturday & various forms of physical fitness program such as yoga & Pilates sessions are

being conducted in the yoga lab. The session is conducted for both undergraduate and

postgraduate students. The objective of the program is to enhance the capacities of the

students so that they can cope up with their physical and physiological stressors

effectively.

Innovations in Governance, Leadership and Management

We have started one more student centric activity where students organize

extracurricular programs on every 5th

Saturday under the guidance of teachers. This

how they are made responsible and they get to sharpen their governance, leadership

and management skills.


INPUTS FROM DEPARTMENT


1) Program-wise Student Teacher Ratio

B.P.Th. – 40 : 2

2) Publications:

Faculty No of Publications

Prof & Principal A. P. Patil 01

Dr. Kiran Satpute (PT) 03

3) Faculty recharging strategies (Refresher / orientation programs,

workshops, training programs and similar programs).

Staff Name Workshop/ Training Program/Conference

Prof & Principal

A. P. Patil

Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider Course – 13/10/2015 – 15/10/ 2015

Ethics and professionalism - 28/12/2016

Dr.Kiran Satpute

Basic workshop in research methodology 11/03/2015- 13/03/2015

Workshop in Movement Analysis – 25/12/2016

Ethics and professionalism - 28/12/2016

Effective Administration and Management of

Physiotherapy Department – 6/01/2017 – 7/01/ 2017

4) Student profile program-wise:

First year

Year

Fundamentals of Exercise Therapy

Appeared Passed %

June Dec June Dec June Dec

M F M F M F M F M F M F

2015 2 18 - - 2 18 - - 100.00 100.00 - -

2016 4 16

3 16

75.00 100.00

Second year

Year

Kinesiotherapy

Appeared Passed %



2015 - 19 - 3 - 16 - 2 - 84.21 - 66.67

2016 2 19

2 18

100.00 94.74

Year

Kinesiology

Appeared Passed %



2015 - 16 - 2 - 14 - 2 - 87.50 - 100.00

2016 2 18

2 18

100.00 100.00

DEPARTMENTAL EVALUATION: KINESIOTHERAPY AND

PHYSICAL DIAGNOSIS



B.P.Th. – 40 : 2

1) Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of

Specialization, experience and research under guidance

Name Qualification Designation Specialisation

No. of

Years of

Experience

Dr.Shruti

Ghate

M.P.T. Asstt.

Professor

Neurosciences

physiotherapy

2 year

7

Months

Dr.Richa

Bisen

M.P.T. Asstt.

Professor

Musculoskeletal

Physiotherapy

3 year

1

month

2) Publications:


Dr. Shruti Ghate 01

Dr.Richa Bisen 02

3) Faculty recharging strategies (Refresher / orientation programs


Dr. Richa Bisen (Assistant Professor)

Sr.

No. Details of Conference/workshop Date Place

1. Workshop On “Basic Life

Support(BLS) Provider Course”

13-15th

October

2015 Pune

2. Workshop on “International

Classification of Functioning”

23rd

-25th

November 2015

Pune

3.

Workshop on “ Movement

Dysfunction of Lumber and Pelvic

Region”

20th

January2016 Pune

4. Workshop on “Advanced Teaching

Technology” July 2016 , Pune

DEPARTMENTAL EVALUATION: ELECTROTHERAPY AND

ELECTRODIAGNOSIS


5. Workshop on “Movement Analysis”

25th

December Pune

6. Workshop on “Ethics and

rofessionalism”

28th

December Pune


Year

Fundamentals of Electrotherapy

Appeared Passed %



2010 - 20 - - - 19 - - - 95.00 - -

2011 1 20 1 3 0 16 1 1 0 80 100 33.33

2012 - 19 0 5 - 14 0 3 0 73.68 0 60.00

2013 3 18 0 0 3 18 0 0 100 100 0 0

2014 0 18 0 2 0 16 0 1 0 88.89 0 50.00

2015 2 18 - 1 2 18 - 1 100.00 100.00 - 100.00

2016 4 16 - - 2 14 - - 50.00 87.50 - -

Year

Electrotherapy

Appeared Passed %



2010 4 7 0 2 3 7 0 1 75.00 100.00 0 50.00

2011 1 17 1 2 0 17 1 2 0.00 100.00 100 100.00

2012 0 16 0 0 0 16 0 0 0.00 100.00 0 0.00

2013 0 13 0 4 0 13 0 2 0.00 100.00 0 50.00

2014 1 19 2 3 1 18 2 2 0.00 94.74 100 66.67

2015 - 17 - - - 17 - - - 100.00 - -

2016 2 18

2 18

100.00 100.00


1) Name of the Department: Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy

2) Interdisciplinary programs and departments involved

Regular Lectures, Seminars and Case Presentation with all other department of

Physiotherapy College for third year, fourth year student and PG students

3) Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit

System:

For III year(2014 Batch) and II year (2105 Batch)Post Graduates after completion

of 3 years of course, examinations will be conducted by MUHS

For I year (2016 Batch) Post Graduates, examinations will be conducted by MUHS

after first year and second year.


specialization, experience and research under guidance

Name Qualification Designation Specialization Experience

Seema

Saini MPT Assoc. Prof.

Musculoskeletal

Disorders

10.10

years

Shweta

Pachpute M.P.Th. Assist. Prof.

Musculoskeletal

physiotherapy

4.6

years

5) List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors

The college is provided with full time faculty, however it encourages senior faculty

for expert opinion in the form of lecture, seminars, workshops and practical

examination.


B.P.Th. – 40: 2

M.P.Th. – 2:1

7) Publications:


Seema Saini 05

Shweta Pachpute 04


DEPARTMENTAL EVALUATION: MUSCULOSKELETAL

PHYSIOTHERAPY



Staff Name Workshop/ Training Program Conference

Dr.Seema Saini

Workshop on Brunnstrom

Approach

Palliative Care Workshop

Workshop on Clinical

Neurodynamics

Workshop on BLS

Movement Dysfunction Workshop

Administration and Management

Workshop

Myofascial Dysfunction Workshop

Workshop on Research

Methodology

Annual Scientific

Meet – April 2003

Annual conference of

IAP – 7th

-9th

Jan 2011

Scientifica 2015

Dr. Shweta

Pachpute

Workshop on BLS


Workshop on PNF


Workshop on Personality

Development

Workshop on research

Methodology

Workshop on ICF

Knopse 2007

Scientifica 2014

Scientifica 2015

9) Student progression

Currently 4 students are enrolled for Post graduate programme in

Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy

10) Student projects

•Percentage of students who have taken up in-house projects including

inter-departmental projects

Percentage of students who have taken up in-house projects including

inter-departmental projects. All the Final Year Students and interns are doing

the projects related to field of the Physiotherapy

Student Name Guide name Title

Ms. Shrushti

Pawar Dr. Seema Saini

Effect of yoga on blood

pressure and quality of life in

hypertensive individuals

11) Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding

(national / international) with details of outstanding participants, if any.

Workshop on Myofascial Dysfunction

Workshop on Movement Dysfunction



Year

Appeared Passed %



2015 1 15 - 1 1 14 - 0 100 93.33 - -

2016 1 16 - - 1 15 - - 100 93.75 - -


Student Progression Enrolled Percentage

UG to PG Nil

PG to PhD Not Applicable

Employed Nil

14) Give details of student enrichment programs (special lectures / workshops

/ Seminar) involving external experts.

Guest Lecture on Therapeutic Taping by Dr. Prem Xavier on 15th

July 2015

Workshop on Myofascial dysfunction by Dr. Jayaprakash Murugavel on

20th

Jan 2016

Workshop on Movement Dysfunction by Dr. Bhavana Mhatre on 25th

Dec

2017

Weakness:

Advance diagnostic tools like gait analyser and scoliometer are required in the

department.

15) Future plans of the department.

To procure diagnostic tools like gait analyser and scoliometer


1) Name of the Department: Neurosciences Physiotherapy

2) Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area

of specialization, experience and research under guidance

Faculty Profile:

Sr.

No Name

Qualificat

ion Designation

Area of

specialization

Experienc

e

Resear

ch

under

guidan

ce

1 Parag

Ranade

MPhT Professor Adult

Neurology

14 yrs UG

& 3 yrs PG

1 UG

1 Intern

3 PG

2 Sharmishtha

Gadgil

MPhT Associate

Professor

Adult

Neurology

9 yrs &

4 months

UG

2yrs PG

2 UG

1 Intern

3 PG

3 Rahul

Bisen

MPT Assistant

Professor

Pediatric

Neurology

6 yrs &

3 months,

1yr PG

1UG

1

Interns

1 PG

3) List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors

Dr. Sailakshmi Ganesan, on 31st July, 1

st & 2

nd August 2015.

4) Publications:

5



Faculty Recharging Strategies

Dr. Parag Ranade, Professor

Sr.

No. Details of Conference/workshop Date Place

1 31

st Pune International Marathon

(Medical Team)

29th

Jan. 2017 Pune

2

As a resource person in Basic

Teaching technology workshop

approved by MUHS

Jan 2017 Sinhgad College

of Nursing

3 Workshop on Ethics and

Professionalism Dec 2016 SKNCOPT

4 Workshop on Movement

Dysfunction Dec 2016 SKNCOPT

DEPARTMENTAL EVALUATION: NEUROSCIENCES

PHYSIOTHERAPY


5 Doctor Patient Relationship Dec 2016 SKNCOPT

6

As a Resource person for Research

methodology Workshop approved

by MUHS

Nov 2016 SKNCOPT

7 Lecture on Personality

Development Nov 2016

SKNCOPT

8 Lecture on Stress Management Oct 2016 SKNCOPT

9. Workshop on management &

Administration Aug 2016

Sancheti Health

Academy

10



by MUHS

Jan 2016 SKNCOPT

11 30

th Pune International Marathon

(Medical Team)

6th

Dec. 2015 Pune

12 Basic & Advanced Life support

Workshop

13th

-15th

Oct

2015

SKNCOPT

13 Management of Dysmenorrhoea Oct 2015 SKNCOPT

Dr. Sharmishtha Gadgil (PT), Associate Professor

Sr.

No

Name of

Workshop/Conference/Seminar Date Place

1

As a resource person in Basic

Teaching technology workshop

approved by MUHS

Jan 2017 Sinhgad College of

Nursing

2 Workshop on management &

Administration Jan 2017

Sancheti Health

Academy

3 Workshop on Ethics and

Professionalism Dec 2016 SKNCOPT

4 Doctor Patient Relationship Dec 2016 SKNCOPT

5



by MUHS

Nov 2016 SKNCOPT

6 Lecture on Personality Development Nov 2016 SKNCOPT

7 Lecture on Stress Management Oct 2016 SKNCOPT

8

NDT Certification Advance in

Upper limb Rehabilitation strategies

in Adult Hemiplegia

Jan 2016

Delhi

9 Workshop as a resource person on

Electrodiagnosis Nov 2015 SKNMC

10 Workshop on ICF Nov 2015 Pune

11 Basic & Advanced Life support

Workshop

13th

-15th

Oct 2015

SKNCOPT

12 Management of Dysmenorrhoea Oct 2015 SKNCOPT


Dr .Rahul Singh Bisen, Assistant Professor

Sr.No. Workshop/ conference Dates

1 Workshop on management & Administration Jan 2017

2 Workshop on Movement Dysfunction Dec 2016

3 Workshop on Ethics and Professionalism Dec 2016

4 Doctor Patient Relationship Dec 2016

5 Lecture on Personality Development Nov 2016

6 Lecture on Stress Management Oct 2016

7 Basic & Advanced Life support Workshop 13th

-15th

Oct 2015

8 Management of Dysmenorrhoea Oct 2015



1. Continuing Medical Education Programe through a workshop on Electro

diagnosis was conducted in Nov. 2015 along with Department of Medicine

Smt. Kashibai Navale Medical College and General Hospital. The

workshop was funded through collecting registration fees from the

delegates

2. Skill enrichment workshop on Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation

was conducted on 1st & 2

nd August 2015 by Dr. Sailakshmi Ganesan for

Postgraduate students and Teaching Faculty of Physiotherapy, at Smt.

Kashibai Navale College of Physiotherapy. The workshop was funded

through collecting registration fees from the delegates


Year

Appeared Passed %



2015 1 14 - 3 1 14 - 3 100 100 - 75

2016 1 15 1 3 1 14 awaited awaited 100 93.33 awaited awaited


Currently 7 students are enrolled for Post graduate programme in

Neurosciences




1. A hands on workshop was organised for the Post graduate students and

teachers,on Electro diagnosis was conducted on 27th

& 28th Nov. 2015

along with Department of Medicine Smt. Kashibai Navale Medical College

and General Hospital. The resource person were Dr. Sharmishtha Gadgil,

Dr. Nilima Bhalerao, Dr. Mukund Vidhate, Dr. Savli.

2. Skill enrichment workshop on Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation

was conducted on 1st & 2nd August 2015 by Dr. Sailakshmi Ganesan for

Postgraduate students and Teaching Faculty of Physiotherapy, at Smt.

Kashibai Navale College of Physiotherapy


1) Name of the Department: Department of Cardiovascular & Respiratory Physiotherapy

2) Year of establishment: 2007

3) Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate

Professors/Asst. Professors/others):

Post Sanctioned Filled Actual (including

CAS & MPS)

Professor 1 1 1

Associate

Professor/Reader 1 1 1

Assistant Professor 1 1 1

Lecturer - - -

Tutor / Clinical

Instructor - - -


specialization, experience and research under guidance

Name Qualification Designation Specialisation No. of Years of

Experience

Dr.Nisha Shinde M.P.Th Professor Physiotherapy in

Cardiorspiratory 14 Yrs

Dr.Prajakata Patil M.Ph.T Asso.

Professor

Cardiovascular

& respiratory

Physiotherapy

11Yrs

Dr. Zahara

Polan M.P.T

Assit.

Profess

or

Cardio

Pulmonary

Rehabilitation

5 Months

5) Publications:

Faculty No. of Publications

Dr. Nisha Shinde 03

Dr. Prajakta Patil 03

Dr.Zahara Poan 01

Total 07

DEPARTMENTAL EVALUATION: CARDIOVASCULAR AND

RESPIRATORY PHYSIOTHERAPY


Student Name Guide Name Title

Undergraduates

Ms .Neha Jangle Dr.Nisha

Shinde

Effect Of Jacobsons Progressive

relaxation VsMusical Meditation in

patients with COPD

Ms. Kalyani Pandit Dr.Nisha

Shinde

Effect of Inspiratory muscle traning

on hyperinflation in patients with

COPD

Ms. Rutika Tavargeri Dr.Nisha

Shinde

Comparison of effect of 6Min.walk

test and 6min.Step test on

%maximum Heart rate in foot ball

players: An Observational Study

Nikita Viadya Dr. Prajakta

Patil

Effect Of neurophysiological

facilitation on diaphragmatic

excusion in COPD patients

Ketaki Sarang Dr. Prajakta

Patil

Effect of Hamsting stretching on

flexibility and Agility in

Physiotherapy students

Eram Ansari Dr. Prajakta

Patil

A Comparitive study on the effects

of static cyling and treadmill

walking on the gait parameters in

normal subjects

Ruchita Dhage Dr. Prajakta

Patil

Effect of music therapy on rate of

perceived exertion and fatigue in

COPD patients

Post Graduates

Avani Thar Dr. Prajakta

Patil

Effect of thresheold inspiratory

muscle training on weaning in

mechanically ventilated patients-An

experimental study

Ankita Deodhar Dr. Prajakta

Patil

Respiratory muscle strength in

school children (Presented before

IEC)

Parinita Pandey Dr. Prajakta

Patil

Surface electromyography of

inspiratory muscles during maximal

and submaximal loading in COPD

patients (Presented before IEC)

Total 07


Faculty recharging strategies (Refresher / orientation programs, workshops,

training programs and similar programs).

Staff

Name

Workshop/Training Program/Conference

Dr.Nisha

Shinde

Workshop On “Basic Life Support(BLS) Provider Course”

Workshop on “International Classification of Functioning”

Lecture on Personality Development .

Lecture on Communication Skills

CPE on Bio –Ethics and Professionalism

Lecture Doctor Patient Relationship

Workshop on Administration and Management

Lectur on Stress Management

Lecture on Management of Dysmenorrhoea

Dr.

Prajakta

Patil

Workshop On “Basic Life Support(BLS) Provider Course”

Workshop on “International Classification of Functioning







Dr.

Zahara

Polan




Workshop on Medical Education Technology ( Basic course )


6) Student projects

•Percentage of students who have taken up in-house projects including

inter-departmental projects



Workshop on Ethics and professionalism


Year

Appeared Passed %



2015 1 14 - 3 1 14 - 3 100 100 - 75

2016 1 15 1 3 1 14 awaited awaited 100 93.33 awaited awaited


9) Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil, DM, M Ch, Ph.D., D.Sc. and

D.Litt. During the assessment period

Dr.Prajakta Patil Registered for PhD In Sumandeep University Vadodara

Gujrat

10) Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to Library

a) Library

Titles -20, Total Books- 20



Ethics and Professionalism , Resourse person _ Mrs. Mariya

Dr Saundattikar,Dr Samir Kulkarni,Dr Harshad Dongare

.

12) Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

Department conducts activities like Celebration of world heart day, World

Diabetes Day In collaboration with Dept. Of medicine SKNMGH,Pune.

13) Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges

(SWOC) of the department.

Strengths:

a) Well qualified and experienced teachers as per MUHS

guidelines.

b) Implementation of teaching schedule as per MUHS syllabus

c) Well equipped Laboratory With Treadmill, Ergocycle,

Maniquene

d) Good number of patients with variety cases for clinical teaching

e) Good academic performance by students

Weakness:

a) Lack of costly sophisticated equipments

b) No Cardiovascular Surgery department in our Hospital

c) Higher studies for faculties are not available in the institute.


Opportunities:

a) Very good clinical job opportunities after internship

b) Post graduation is widely available in this institute and other

colleges

c) Prepares students for National and International presentations.

Challenges:

a) Increase awareness about the need of speciality among students

b) Wide exposure to cardiothoracic cases

c) To implement pulmonary and cardiac rehabilitation effectively

14) Future plans of the department.

Adding recent updates in departmental laboratory

Addition of new books in departmental library

Improve quality teaching and interaction with students

Adding recent advances in teaching and clinical practise

Undertaking clinical projects by faculty

Adding advance equipments in departmental Labotory


1) Name of the Department: Department of Community Physiotherapy

2) Interdisciplinary programs and departments involved

a) Department of Community Physiotherapy along with SKNMC & GH; celebrated Organ

Donation Day on 30th

& 31st October 2015 in view of creating awareness among

the students & faculty about the need , information & myths about organ

donation. Activities like Essay competition, short movie and felicitation of

students registered for organ donation were organised to fulfil the above

mentioned objective.

b) Internationl Yoga Day was organised & observed by Department of Community

Physiotherapy along with SKNMC & GH on 21st June 2015 & 2016.

c) Department of Community Physiotherapy has got additional partnership with

NGOs: Ananya Better life foundation, SEARCH where we are involved as Health

Consultants in providing therapy free of cost to the patients,training the

caregivers & healthcare providers who are involved in delivering services to the

patient with regards to do & dont‟s about exercises depending on the level of

prevention & intervention and also educating about ergonomics which will help

in improving the quality of life of the caregiver in the urban area & remote

villages where there is a dearth of healthcare services.

3) Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate

Professors/Asst. Professors/others):

Post Sanctioned Filled Actual (including

CAS & MPS)

Professor - - -

Associate Professor/Reader 1 - -

Assistant Professor 1 3 3

Lecturer - - -

Tutor/Clinical Instructor - - -

DEPARTMENTAL EVALUATION: COMMUNITY

PHYSIOTHERAPY



Specialization, experience and research under guidance

5) Publications:


Dr. Anushree Narekuli 02

Dr. Pallavi Wakode 01

Dr. Saranya S 01

Total 04

Dr.Anushree Narekuli (PT)

1. Important risk factor for prediction of varicose veins in general population-Pune based

study.Sinhgad e-journal of physiotherapy .Vol 1, Issue1, January 2017

2. Study the clinical effectiveness of kinesio taping combined with conventional PT &

NSAIDS in patients with first stage of frozen shoulder. Sinhgad e-journal of

physiotherapy .Vol 1, Issue1, January 2017

Dr. Pallavi Wakode (PT)

Does tightness affect dynamic balance and agility in recreational collegiate athletes? .

International Journal of Physical Education, Sports, Health and Recreation. Vol 3

issue 2 September 2016.

Dr. Saranya Subramanian (PT)

Does prolonged sitting work among middle aged women impair knee joint position

sense? A comparative study. International Journal of Current Research And Review

2012; 4(5):80-8.

Name Qualification Designation Specialisation

No of Years

of

Experience

Dr. Anushree

Narekuli (PT) M.P.T

Assistant

Professor

Community

Physiotherapy

7 Yrs

4 Months

Dr. Pallavi

Wakode (PT)

M.P.T Assistant

Professor

Community

Physiotherapy

2 Years 6

Months

Dr. Saranya S

(PT)

M.P.T Assistant

Professor

Community

Physiotherapy

4 Months




Dr.

Anushree

Narekuli

(PT)

Workshops:

Workshop on Administration & Management held by Sancheti

College of Physiotherapy on 6th

&7th

January 2017

Workshop on Ethics and Professionalism conducted by

department of Cardiovascular & Respiratory physiotherapy, Smt.

Kashibai Navale college of physiotherapy, Pune, on 28th

Dec 2016

bt Dr. Maria Jiyandani.

Attended workshop on „Myofascial Dysfunctions of Lumbar and

Pelvic Region‟ held on 20th

January 2016 by Smt. Kashibai Navale

College of Physiotherapy by Jayprakash Murugawel.

Attended workshop on „International Classification of

Functioning‟ held on 23rd

, 24th

and 25th

November 2015 organized

by Pune Physiotherapy Colleges affiliated to MUHS, Nashik by

Dr. Alaknanda Banerjee.

Attended workshop on Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider course

held on 13,14,15th

October 2015 at SKNMC & GH by Dr. Girish

Saundattikar.

Basic workshop in research methodology conducted by

MUHS,Nasik held at ACE hospital from 31st July 2015 to 2

nd

August 2015

The “13th

Advanced Certificate Course in Health Sciences

Education Technology” conducted at Institute Of Medical

Education Technology & Teacher‟s Training,(MUHS) from 11th

to

17 th

January 2015.

Orientation program :

Resource person for Basic Research Methodology workshop

conducted by MUHS, Nasik held at SKNCOPT Form 29th

, 30th

November & 1ST

December 2016.

Resource person for International Yoga Day conducted by

SKNMC &GH in collaboration with SKNCOPT on 21st

June

2016

Resource person for International Yoga Day conducted by

SKNMC &GH in collaboration with SKNCOPT on 21st

June

2015

Extension Activities:

Has worked as Physiotherapist at SEARCH foundation

Gadchiroli form 26th

August 2016 to 3

rd September 2016 during

Spine camp

Has worked as a Medical team member for 30th

Pune

International Marathon held in Pune on 6th

December 2016.


Pune

International Marathon held at Pune on 7th

December 2014.


Dr.

Pallavi

Wakode

(PT)

Workshops:

Workshop on Ethics and Professionalism conducted by

department of Cardiovascular & Respiratory physiotherapy, Smt.

Kashibai Navale college of physiotherapy, Pune, on 28th

Dec 2016

by Dr. Maria Jiyandani.

Attended workshop on „Myofascial Dysfunctions of Lumbar and

Pelvic Region‟ held on 20th

January 2016 by Smt. Kashibai Navale

College of Physiotherapy by Dr. Jayprakash Murugawel.

Participated in Basic Workshop in Research Methodology

conducted by MUHS, Nasik from 12th

January to 14th

January

2016 organized by SKNCOPT.

Attended 2nd

Workshop of Sports Medicine, Emergency Medicine

and Disaster Medicine with 30th

Pune International Marathon held

on 3rd

December 2015.

Attended workshop on „International Classification of

Functioning‟ held on 23rd

, 24th

and 25th

November 2015 organized

by Pune Physiotherapy Colleges affiliated to MUHS,Nashik by

Alaknanda Banerjee.

Attended workshop on Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider course

held on 13,14,15th


Saundattikar.

Conferences:

Participated in AVISHKAR RESEARCH FESTIVAL 2015

organized by Maharashtra University of Health Sciences held on 17

December 2015.

Attended and Participated as Delegate in 2nd

Pune Physio Conference

September 2015 organized by Noble Hospital Physiotherapy

Department on 5th

and 6th

September 2015.

Extra Curricular Activities:

Has worked as Chief Physiotherapy Co ordinator for 31th

Pune


January 2017

Has worked as Physiotherapist at SEARCH foundation Gadchiroli

for the period of 10th

January 2017 to 15th

January 2017 during

Abdominal Surgery camp.

Has worked as Chief Physiotherapy Co-ordinator for 30th

Pune


December 2016.

Has worked as a Medical team for 29th

Pune International Marathon

held at Pune on 7th

December 2014.

Awarded as runner up for Debate Compition in Physiofest 2016.

Awarded as Runner Up for PT Innovation in Physiofest 2016 by

SKNCOPT.

Awarded as Winner for the event Rangoli in Physiofest 2015.


7) Student projectsPercentage of students who have taken up in-house projects

including inter-departmental projects

Student Name Guide Name Title

Undergraduates

Ms. Trupti Ranglani

(Intern 2016-17)

Dr. Anushree

Narekuli (PT)

Effect Of Tennis Ball Therapy As An

Adjunct To Conventional Therapry For

Cervical Paraspinal Trigger Points.

Mr.Ninad Saraf

(Intern 2016-17)

Dr. Anushree

Narekuli (PT)

Professional Quality Of Life Amongst Head

Constables In Pune

Ms.Sonali Vaidya

(Intern 2016-17)

Dr. Anushree

Narekuli (PT)

Prevalence Of Developmental Coordination

Disorder In School Going Children Between

The Age Group Of 6-12 Years

Ms. Anagha Akare

(Final Year B.P.Th.

2015-16)

Dr. Anushree

Narekuli (PT)

Clinical Effectiveness Of Kinesio Taping

Combined With Conventional Pt And Nsaids

In Patients With First Stage Of Frozen

Shoulder

Ms. Jaspreet Kaur

Talwar

(Final Year 2013-14)

Dr. Anushree

Narekuli (PT)

Association Between Foot Pronation & Q-

Angle & Its Effect On Adls Using Foot &

Ankle Outcome Score

Ms.Shivani

Deshmukh

(Intern 2015-16)

Dr. Pallavi

Wakode (PT)

Immediate effect of taping on foot

progression angle in patients with

osteorathritis

Ms. Durga Gawade

(Intern 2016-17)

Dr. Pallavi

Wakode (PT)

Comparison of proprioceptive

neuromuscular facilitation (pnf) &

strengthening exercises in chronic neck pain.

Ms. Swarada Chavan

(Intern 2016-17)

Dr. Pallavi

Wakode (PT)

Comparison of two protocols of Balance and

Plyometric Training in Recreational

Collegiate Athletes

Ms. Neha Gogate

(Final Year B.P.Th

2016-17)

Dr. Pallavi

Wakode (PT)

Role of yoga to improve flexibilty, balance

and quality of life in menopausal women

Dr.

Saranya.S

(PT)

Workshops:

Workshop on Ethics and Professionalism conducted by department of

Cardiovascular & Respiratory physiotherapy, Smt. Kashibai Navale

college of physiotherapy, Pune, on 28th

Dec 2016

Basic workshop in research methodology organised by Smt. Kashibai

Navale college of physiotherapy, Pune, from 29th

Nov to 1st Dec,

2016

Basic workshop in health sciences education technology from 26th

to

28th

October 2016 conducted by Institute of medical education

technology & teacher‟s training, MUHS, Nasik

Conferences:

Attended 48th

Annual Conference of Indian Association of

Physiotherapy (IAP) 2010 from 22nd

to 24th

January 2010 held at

Dr.T.M.A.Pai International CONVENTION Centre, Mangalore,

Karnataka

Attended 46th

Annual Conference of Indian Association of

Physiotherapy (IAP) 2008 from 10th

to 12th

January 2008 held at

Dehradun, Uttarkhand.


Ms. Pratiksha

Jawalkar

(Final Year B.P.Th

2016-17)

Dr. Pallavi

Wakode (PT)

Role of kho-kho in motor and cognitive

development of school going children of age

12-16 yrs

Post Graduate

Ms. Hetal Desai Dr. Anushree

Narekuli (PT)

Effect of Cognitive Exercises on Executive

Functioning-A Pilot Study

Ms. Vaibhavi

Mahendrakar

Dr. Anushree

Narekuli (PT)

Effect of Pilates on Back Pain in

Beauticians-An Experimental Study

Total 12


Year

Community Physiotherapy

Appeared Passed %



2015 1 15 - 3 1 15 - 3 100 100 - 100

2016 1 15 - - 1 15 - - 100 100 - -


Student Progression Enrolled Percentage

UG to PG

Same Institute

Same university other institute

Other university

1

-

-

10) Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil, DM, M Ch, Ph.D., D.Sc. and

D.Litt. During the assessment period

1 faculty have registered for PhD.

11) List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum10)

1. Dr. Chandan Kumar (PT) - Faculty



Department of Communtiy Physiotherapy organized a guest lecture by a Sports

Physiotherapist Dr. Rucha Kashalkar. Her Lecture on „Sports Physiotherapy:

On and Off Field Physiotherapy‟‟ helped the students to get an overview about

on field assessment and Management for sports related injuries.

A webinar and hands on workshop on Pelvic Floor Assessment and


Examination was organised, where Dr. Sonali Narshana was the resourse

person & her expertise in this field helped the students and the faculty get

indepth knowledge about the pelvic floor musculature and its applied clinical

aspect.

13) Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

The faculty and students are actively involved in extension activities; in addition a

MOU is signed with SEARCH, Gadchiroli and collaborated with Oxfam India

Trailwalk in 2016; which has helped our students and faculty to get a widespread

exposure across the continuum. i.e. Birds eye view about how community health

services are provided at the grass root level & on the other hand providing

physiotherapy services at the urban level for individuals participating in trail walk.

14) Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges

(SWOC) of the department.

Strengths:

1. Association with additional NGO‟s such as Oxfam India, SEARCH,

Gadchiroli, Ananya Betterlife Foundation and association with ESKAY

industries for small scale industry exposure.


CRITERIA II - ANNEXURES:

Annexure 2.1: Students list:

UG admissions:

Sr. Name of the Students No.

1 Tiwari Pratyaksha Mukesh

2 Kshirsagar Shraddha Hemant

3 Pore Tanmayee Jitendra

4 Godbole Deepankar Parijat

5 Sahanie Shivani Milind

6 Loharekar Aditi Nitin

7 Sumant Saniya Abhay

8 Sonwane Puja Santosh

9 Oswal Purva Dilip

10 Lasalkar Tejas Kishor

11 Naik Mahima Hitesh

12 Dave Leena Sanjay

13 Bhatiya Deeksha Vijay

14 Pawade Neha Balasaheb

15 Motiwale Nihita Sandip

16 Chaturvedi Shankesh Bhupesh

17 Deshpande Siddhi Amol

18 Gore Anushka Deepak

19 Ajmera Roshani Rajkumar

20 Pandit Yashshree Shailesh

21 Khandelwal Krati Pradeep

ANNEXURES


PG admissions:

Sr.No. Name of the Students

1 Pamanani Vinita Dilip

2 Mulye Rutuja Dilip

3 Kotwani Shweta Ashok

4 Deodhar Ankita Rajendra

5 Pandey Parinita Vikram

6 Hinge Priyamwada Ashok

7 Bajaj Aishwarya Sanjiv

8 Parmar Niraj Dinesh

9 Jadhav Akshay Bapurao

10 Bisht Rucheta Nandan

Annexure 2.2: Scholarship facility:

A.Y. Type Category Name of the Students Amount

2010 - 11

Scholarship SC Dhavale Mayuri Ajay 57475

Scholarship VJNT Mane Akshay Anil 57475

Scholarship ST Kanke Geeta Ghanshyam 69475

2011 - 12

Freeship OBC

Hajare Priya Dhananjay 29135

Mali Priyanka Suryakant 29135

Mali Neela Datta 30698

Jangale Neha Nitin 34350

Freeship SBC Akare Anagha Ajit 68695

Freeship SC

Kamble Amit Ratnakar 61405

Pardeshi Tejal Umashankar 63805

Shirsath Priyanka Dilip 63805

Scholarship SC

Dhavale Mayuri Ajay 76405

Kadam Vishakha Bhaskar 73405

Kamble Nita Tikaram 73405

2012 - 13

Freeship OBC Hajare Priya Dhananjay 23260

Mali Priyanka Suryakant 23260

Scholarship OBC Pandit Kalyani Prakash 35877


Scholarship SBC Dugam Pratiksha

Chandrashekhar 71748

Freeship SC

Pardeshi Tejal Umashankar 52055

Shirsath Priyanka Dilip 52055

Bamane Rutuja Sanjay 76655

Scholarship SC Kadam Vishakha Bhaskar 77255


Scholarship VJNT Jadhav Vishnu Gulab 71748


2013 - 14

Freeship OBC Mahajan Namrata Rajendra 30270


Scholarship OBC Rajgire Shreyanshi 39615

Pandit Kalyani Prakash 37629




Freeship SC Bamane Rutuja Sanjay 80165

Scholarship SC





Scholarship ST Kanke Geeta Ghanshyam 75253

Vasave Tejaswini Shankarsingh 79225

2014 - 15

Freeship OBC

Bhujbal Priyanka Prashant Pending


Kakade Pranauti Shivaji Pending

Scholarship OBC Rajgire Shreyanshi Harish 41780


Freeship SBC Akare Anagha Ajit Pending




Scholarship SC





Mane Akshay Anil 85438

Scholarship ST Vasave Tejaswini Shankarsingh 83554

2015-16

Freeship OBC

Bhujbal Priyanka Prashant 44930

Kakade Pranauti Shivaji 44930


Scholarship OBC Rajgire Shreyanshi Harish 40730



Chandrashekhar Pending


Scholarship SC Kamble Nita Tikaram Pending

Scholarship ST Vasave Tejaswini Shankarsingh Pending

Dighe Nikita Narayan Pending


Rathod Pratap Shivaji 89855

2016-17

Scholarship OBC

Kalyani Sanjay Kharche In Process

Rajgire Shreyanshi Harish In Process

Ankita Sudhir Bagul In Process

Freeship OBC Bhujbal Priyanka Prashant In Process

Scholarship ST Vasave Tejaswini Shankarsingh In Process


Annexure 2.3: Induction program for interns:

INTERNSHIP INDUCTION PROGRAM – 2016-2017

Date Time Event

19.09.2016

10.00 am Welcoming & Principal‟s address

10.10 am Oath of practice of Physiotherapy

10.20 am Briefing of rules and regulations

10.30 am Submitting Joining report

11.30 am Medico legal issues Lecture – Dr Parag Ranade

Afternoon session

19.09.2016

2.00 pm Professionalism & Ethics Lecture – Dr Prajakta Patil

3.00 pm Evidence Based Physiotherapy Lecture – Dr.Rahul Bisen

4.00 pm Need of Professional council – Dr Ashok Patil

Date Time Event

15.2.2016

10.00 am Welcoming & Principal‟s address

10.10 am Oath of practice of Physiotherapy

10.20 am Briefing of rules and regulations

10.30 am Submitting Joining report

11.00 am Reporting to duty

Afternoon session

15.02.2016 - Professionalism & Ethics Lecture – Dr Prajakta Patil

16.02.2016 - Medico legal issues Lecture – Dr Parag Ranade

17.02.2016 - Evidence Based Physiotherapy Lecture – Dr.Rahul

Bisen

18.02.2016 Need of Professional council – Dr Ashok Patil


Annexure 2.4: Induction program for postgraduates:

Induction Programme for Postgraduates: 2015 -2016

Induction Programme for Postgraduates: 2016 -2017

Annexure 2.5: Latest list of books and journals:

Date & Time Events

17.10.2016

10.00 am Welcoming of Students

10.10 am Briefing rules & regulations

10.30 am Guide Allotment

10.40 am Syllabus Orientation as per speciality

10.45 am Briefing Clinical Postings

11.00 am Time Table allotment

18.10.2016

9.00 am to 1.00 pm Clinical learning

3.00 pm to 5.00 pm Discussion with respective guides

19.10.2016

9.00 am to 1.00 pm Clinical learning

2.00 pm to 5.00 pm Discussion with respective guides

21.10.2016

9.00 am to 1.00 pm Orientation of OPD

22.10.2016

9.00 am to 1.00 pm Orientation of IPD


Sr.

No.Author Title Qty

1 Davies

Right in the Middle Selective Trunk

Activity in the Treatment of Adult

Hemiplegia

2

2 Davies Starting Again 2

3 WHO The World Health Report-2013 1

4 WHO World Health Statistics -2015 1

5 WHO International Health Regulation 1

6 FishmanFishmans Pulmonary Diseases And

Disorders1

7 Stuart, Weinstein Turek's Orthopaedics 2

8 Sunder Textbook of Rehabilitation 2

9 Houglum Brunnstroms Clinical Kinesiology 2

10 Donald NeumannKinesiology of the Musculoskeletal

System: Foundations for Rehabilitation1

11 Williamson Exercise for Special Population 2

12 HarveyManagement of Spinal Cord Injuries: A

Guide for Physiotherapists1

18

List of books purchased in the year 2015-16

Total


List of Journals Purchased in the Year 2015-16

Sr. No.

Title

1 Indian Journal of Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy

2 Journal of Applied Biomechanics

3 Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology

4 Spine

5 Physical Therapy: Journal of the American Physical Therapy

Asso.

6 Archives of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

7 Journal of Physiotherapy:Official Journal of Australian

physiotherapy Association

8 Physiotimes

9 Bulletin of the World Health Organization

10 Weekly Epidemiological Record


Sr.

No.Title

1 Indian Journal of Physiotherapy & Occupational Therapy

2 Physiotherapy Journal (Australian Physiotherapy Asso.)

3 Physical Therapy (APTA)

4 Archives of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

5 Journal of Applied Biomechanics

6 Spine

7 Development of Medicine & Child Neurology

8 Physiotherapy Canada

9 Journal of Applied Physiology

10 PhysioTimes

List of Journals Purchased in the Year 2016-17

Annexure 2.6:List of students projects

Title of Research Projects for Academic Year: 2015 -16

Sr.no. Title of Research Projects Guide Name of Student

1 Effect of ankle exercise program on

prevention of ankle injuries in Football

players – An Experimental Study

Dr. Seema

Saini

Geetanjali Sheth

2 Effect of rhythmic stabilization on pain,

shoulder Range of motion & functional

ability in patients with subacromial

impingement - An Experimental Study

Dr. Seema

Saini

Pranali

Suryawanshi

3 Effect of Proprioceptive neuromuscular

facilitation(PNF) on trunk control& balance

in patients with multiple sclerosis: An

Experimental Study

Dr. Parag

Ranade

Isha Godbole

4 Effect of threshold inspiratory muscle

training on weaning in mechanically

ventilated patients : An Experimental Study

Dr. Prajakta

Patil

Avani Thar

5 Effect of pilates on alleviation of back pain

in beauticians: An Experimental Study

Dr. Anushree

Narekuli

Vaibhavi

Mahendrakar

6 Effect of cognition exercises on adult‟s

executive functioning organizational skill &

fluid intelligence : An Observational Study

Dr. Anushree

Narekuli

Hetal Desai


List of Ongoing Research Projects IV. B.P.Th ( 2016-2017)

Sr. No

Student Name Project Topic Guide

1 Eram Ansari A comparitive study on the effects of static

cycling and teradmill walking on gait parameters in normal subjects

Dr. Prajakta Patil

2 Shraddha Borse Effect of postnatal age on the tactile manual

abilities to full term infants Dr. Rahul Bisen

3 Swara Desai A comparitive study between the effect of

yoga and stretching om primary dysmenorrhea

Dr. Shweta Pachpute

4 Ruchita Dhage Effect of music therapy on RPE and fatigue in

COPD patients Dr. Prajakta Patil

5 Gargi Bhagat Validity and reliability of PSRP Dr. Seema Saini

6 Neha Gogate Role of Yoga to improve flexibility, balance

and quality of life in postmenopausal women Dr. Pallavi Wakode

7 Pratiksha Jawalkar Role of Kho-Kho in motor and cognitive

development of school going children of age 12-16 yrs

Dr. Pallavi Wakode

8 Gayatri Jere Effect of exercise protocol on Text neck

Syndrome Dr. Sharmishta

Gadgil

9 Sadaf Nalband Intrarater and interrater reliability and

validity of the upper cervical ROM in sitting in asymptomatic subjects

Dr. Kiran Satpute

10 Shreyanshi Rajgire A comparitive study between the effect of

aerobic exercises and yoga in post-operative breast cancer women

Dr. Sharmishta Gadgil

11 Priya Samani Effect of kinesiotaping with PNF v/s Pnf on

hamstring flexibilty Dr. Shweta Pachpute

12 Ninad Saraf Quality of Professional life among Police

Head Constables in Pune Dr. Anushree

Narekuli

13 Sanober Shaikh Short term effect of awarenes through

movementv/s static stretching over hamstring muscle length

Dr. Seema Saini

14 Vanisha Steven Effets of soft tissue mobilization in patients

with neck and arm pain Dr. Richa Bisen

15 Trupti Ranglani Effect of tennis ball therapy as an adjunct to

conventional physiotherapy for cervical paraspinal trigger points

Dr. Anushree Narekuli

16 Tejaswini vasave Effect of forward and backward walking on gait parameters in patients with Total Knee

Replacement Dr. Parag Ranade


Annexure 2.7: CPE programmes:

List of conferences and workshop done by Teachers in the year 2015 Till date

Sr No. Name of Teacher Workshops/conferences /guest lectures

1

Dr Ashok Patil

Workshop On “Basic Life Support(BLS)

Provider Course”

Workshop on “International Classification of

Functioning”








[

2 Dr Nisha

Shinde


Provider Course”


Functioning”








3 Dr Parag

Ranade

31st Pune International Marathon (Medical

Team)

As a resource person in Basic Teaching

technology workshop approved by MUHS

Workshop on Ethics and Professionalism


Doctor Patient Relationship


methodology Workshop approved by MUHS

Lecture on Personality Development

Lecture on Stress Management

Workshop on management & Administration



30th

Pune International Marathon (Medical

Team)

Basic & Advanced Life support Workshop

Management of Dysmenorrhoea


4 Dr Prajakta

Patil


Provider Course”


Functioning







5 Dr Sharmishtha

Gadgil

As a resource person in Basic Teaching

technology workshop approved by MUHS

Workshop on management & Administration







NDT Certification Advance in Upper limb

Rehabilitation strategies in Adult Hemiplegia

Workshop as a resource person on

Electrodiagnosis

Workshop on ICF



6

Dr Seema Saini Workshop on Brunnstrom Approach

Palliative Care Workshop

Workshop on Clinical Neurodynamics

Workshop on BLS


Administration and Management Workshop


Workshop on Research Methodology

7

Dr Rahul Bisen Workshop on management & Administration








8

Dr Anushree

Narekulli

Workshop on Administration & Management

held by Sancheti College of Physiotherapy on

6th

&7th

January 2017


conducted by department of Cardiovascular &

Respiratory physiotherapy, Smt. Kashibai

Navale college of physiotherapy, Pune, on 28th

Dec 2016 bt Dr. Maria Jiyandani.


Attended workshop on „Myofascial

Dysfunctions of Lumbar and Pelvic Region‟

held on 20th

January 2016 by Smt. Kashibai

Navale College of Physiotherapy by Jayprakash

Murugawel.

Attended workshop on „International

Classification of Functioning‟ held on 23rd

, 24th

and 25th

November 2015 organized by Pune

Physiotherapy Colleges affiliated to MUHS,

Nashik by Dr. Alaknanda Banerjee.

Attended workshop on Basic Life Support

(BLS) Provider course held on 13,14,15th


Saundattikar.

Basic workshop in research methodology

conducted by MUHS,Nasik held at ACE

hospital from 31st July 2015 to 2

nd August 2015

The “13th

Advanced Certificate Course in

Health Sciences Education Technology”

conducted at Institute Of Medical Education

Technology & Teacher‟s Training,(MUHS)

from 11th

to 17 th

January 2015.

Resource person for Basic Research

Methodology workshop conducted by MUHS,

Nasik held at SKNCOPT Form 29th

, 30th

November & 1ST

December 2016.

Resource person for International Yoga Day

conducted by SKNMC &GH in collaboration

with SKNCOPT on 21st

June 2016

Resource person for International Yoga Day

conducted by SKNMC &GH in collaboration

with SKNCOPT on 21st

June 2015

Has worked as Physiotherapist at SEARCH

foundation Gadchiroli form 26th

August 2016 to

3rd

September 2016 during Spine camp


Pune International Marathon held in Pune on 6th

December 2016.


Pune

9

Dr Kiran satpute Workshop in Movement Analysis

Ethics and professionalism

Effective Administration and Management of

Physiotherapy Department

10

Dr Shweta

Pachpute

Workshop on BLS


Workshop on PNF


Workshop on Personality Development

Workshop on research Methodology

Workshop on ICF


11

Dr Richa Bisen Workshop On “Basic Life Support(BLS)

Provider Course”


Functioning”

Workshop on “ Movement Dysfunction of

Lumber and Pelvic Region”

Workshop on “Advanced Teaching Technology

Workshop on “Movement Analysis”

Workshop on “Ethics and Professionalism”

12

DR Pallavi

Wakode





Dec 2016 by Dr. Maria Jiyandani.

Attended workshop on „Myofascial

Dysfunctions of Lumbar and Pelvic Region‟

held on 20th

January 2016 by Smt. Kashibai

Navale College of Physiotherapy by Dr.

Jayprakash Murugawel.

Participated in Basic Workshop in Research

Methodology conducted by MUHS, Nasik from

12th

January to 14th

January 2016 organized by

SKNCOPT.

Attended 2nd

Workshop of Sports Medicine,

Emergency Medicine and Disaster Medicine

with 30th

Pune International Marathon held on

3rd

December 2015.

Attended workshop on „International

Classification of Functioning‟ held on 23rd

, 24th

and 25th

November 2015 organized by Pune

Physiotherapy Colleges affiliated to

MUHS,Nashik by Alaknanda Banerjee.

Attended workshop on Basic Life Support

(BLS) Provider course held on 13,14,15th


Saundattikar.

Participated in AVISHKAR RESEARCH

FESTIVAL 2015 organized by Maharashtra

University of Health Sciences held on 17

December 2015.

Attended and Participated as Delegate in 2nd

Pune Physio Conference September 2015

organized by Noble Hospital Physiotherapy

Department on 5th

and 6th

September 2015.

Has worked as Chief Physiotherapy Co

ordinator for 31th


held in Pune on 29th

January 2017

Has worked as Physiotherapist at SEARCH

foundation Gadchiroli for the period of 10th

January 2017 to 15th

January 2017 during

Abdominal Surgery camp.

Has worked as Chief Physiotherapy Co-


ordinator for 30th


held in Pune on 6th

December 2016.

Has worked as a Medical team for 29th

Pune

International Marathon held at Pune on 7th

December 2014.

Awarded as runner up for Debate Compition in

Physiofest 2016.

Awarded as Runner Up for PT Innovation in

Physiofest 2016 by SKNCOPT.

Awarded as Winner for the event Rangoli in

Physiofest 2015.

13

Dr Zahara Polen Lecture on Personality Development .



Workshop on Medical Education Technology (

Basic course )


14

Dr Saranya S. Workshop on Ethics and Professionalism




Dec 2016

Basic workshop in research methodology

organised by Smt. Kashibai Navale college of

physiotherapy, Pune, from 29th

Nov to 1st Dec,

2016

Workshop on balance and vestibular

Rehabilitation Physiotherapy perspective-

Manipal college of allied health sciences Nov

22nd

and 23rd

, 2009

Complete Lung function- conducted by

department of pulmonary medicine and

Mangalore chest association on 6th

September

2009

Colloquim on exercise science and health

promotion, SOAHS, Manipal university, 26th

and 27th

September 2013

Basic workshop in health sciences education

technology from 26th

to 28th

October 2016

conducted by Institute of medical education

technology & teacher‟s training, MUHS, Nasik

Attended 48th

Annual Conference of Indian

Association of Physiotherapy (IAP) 2010 from

22nd

to 24th

January 2010 held at Dr.T.M.A.Pai

International CONVENTION Centre,

Mangalore, Karnataka

Attended 46th

Annual Conference of Indian

Association of Physiotherapy (IAP) 2008 from

10th

to 12th

January 2008 held at Dehradun,

Uttarkhand.


Annexure 2.8: List of professional development programmes organized from 2015

till the date:

Sr. No. Date Topic Guest lect/

workshop/ cpe

01 14/10/2015 Basic Life Support Workshop

02 19/11/2015 Dysmenorrhea Guest Lecture

03 27/11/2015

28/11/2015

Electrodiagnosis Workshop

04 07/12/2015 Research in Community Guest Lecture

05 12/1/2016

to

13/1/2016

Research Methodology Workshop

06 20/01/2016 Myofascial Dysfunction Of Lumbar

Pelvic Region

Workshop

07 13/10/2016 Stress Management Guest Lecture

08 15/10/2016 Doctor Patient Relationship Guest Lecture

09 23/11/2016 Personality Development and

Communication Skills

Guest Lecture

10 25/12/2016

26/12/2016

Movement Analysis Workshop

11 28/12/2016 Bioethics and Professionalism Workshop

12 30/12/2016

to 1/1/2017

Research Methodology Workshop


Criterion III : Research, extension & Consultancy

Annexure 3.1

IEC details

YEAR 2011-

2012

2012-

2013

2013-

2014

2014-

2015

2015-

2016

2016-

2017

UG 10 24 30 30 35 19

PG NA NA NA 6 6 10

Annexure 3.7 - Details of Journal Editorial Board

The editorial board is as follows:

Patrons Prof. M. N. Navale

Founder President, STES

Dr. (Mrs.) Sunanda M. Navale

Founder Secretary, STES

Chairman:

Director Academics, STES

Managing editor:

Dr. A. V. Patil, (P.T)

Principal

SKNCOPT, Pune.

Editor in chief:

Dr.Parag Ranade, (P.T) SKNCOPT, Pune

Secretary:

Dr. Prajakta Patil (P.T.), SKNCOPT, Pune

Treasurer:

Dr. Rahul Bisen, (P.T.) SKNCOPT, Pune

Advisory Board

Dr. Savita Rairikar

Sancheti Institute college of Physiotherapy, Pune

Dr. Suvarna Ganvir

PDVVPF`s College of Physiotherapy Ahmednagar

Dr. Tushar Palekar

D.Y Patil College of Physiotherapy Pune


Dr. Rajashree Naik

LTMMC Sion Mumbai

Editorial board:

Dr. Hutoxi Writer ,

TNMC & Nair Hospital Mumbai

Dr. Venkatesh N,

Sriramachandra College of Physiotherapy, Chennai

Dr. Sailaxmi Ganeshan,

Trimed Centre Chennai

Dr. Vivek Kulkarni,

Sancheti Institute college of Physiotherapy, Pune

Dr. Maria Jiandani

Seth G.S.Medical College of Physiotherapy Mumbai

Dr. Gaurang Baxi

Dept.of MET MUHS Nashik

Editorial secretaries:

Dr. Nisha Shinde (P.T.), SKNCOPT,Pune

Dr. Sharmishtha Gadgil (P.T.), SKNCOPT,Pune

Dr. Seema Saini (P.T.), SKNCOPT,Pune

Dr. Anushree Narekuli, SKNCOPT ,Pune

Dr.Kiran Satpute (P.T.), SKNCOPT,Pune

Dr. Shweta Pachpute (P.T.), SKNCOPT,Pune

Dr. Shruti Ghate (P.T.), SKNCOPT ,Pune

Dr. Richa Bisen (P.T.), SKNCOPT,Pune

Dr. Pallavi Wokode (P.T.), SKNCOPT,Pune

• Aims and Scope

Smt. Kashibai Navale college of Physiotherapy (SKNCOPT) is ardent to promote erudite,

pragmatic and contemporaneous research in the field of Physiotherapy. Therefore,

SKNCOPT has taken an initiative to setup Sinhgad e–Journal of Physiotherapy (SEJOP).


Annexure 3.6 - Details of Publications

Sr.No Title Authors Journal

/Book Name

Year N/I Corpus

Index

Impact

Factor

Dr. PatilAshokkumarVishwanath (P.T.)

To study the effect of

neck pain on

verticality perception

using Rod & Frame

Test (RFT) as a

quantification of

spatial orientation

Dr. Patil Ashok

Kumar

Indian Journal

of

Physiotherapy

&

Occupational

therapy

2012 0 0

2 Effect of Active

Assisted Exercise and

Muscle Energy

Technique on Range

of Motion & Pain in

patients with

Radiologically united

fractures around

Elbow: A comparative

study

Dr. Patil

AshokKumar

Indian journal

of Scholarly

Research

2013 0 0

Dr. Nisha Shinde

1 Efficacy of

ventilatorymuscle

training in patients

withChronic Obstructive

Pulmonary Diseases

(COPD)

Dr.Nisha

Shinde

Dr. Subhash

Khatri

International

Journal of

Scienficand

Research

Publications

July

2012

2250-

3153

Volume

2, issue

2


2 Efficacy of Short Wave

Diathermy in

Patients with Sinusitis

Dr.Nisha Shinde

Dr.Kiran

Shinde

Dr. Subhash

Khatri

International

Journal of Health

Sciences

and Research

ISSN:

2249-9571

3 Peak expiratory

flow rate:EfEffect

of body positions in

patients with chronic

obstructive pulmonary

disease.

Dr.Nisha

Shinde

Dr.Kiran

Shinde

Dr. Subhsh

Khatri

Indian Journal of

Basic & Applied

Medical

Research;

September

2012:Vol.

-1,Issue-4,

P. 357-

362

4 Immediate Effect

Of Jacobson‟s

Progressive Muscular

Relaxation in

Hypertension

Dr.Nisha

Shinde

Dr.Kiran

Shinde

Dr. Subhsh

Khatri

Scholars Journal

Of Applied

Medical Sciences

(SJAMS)

ISSN,

2320-

6691

Sch. J. Ap

p. Med.

Sci.,

2013;

1(2): 80-

85

5 A Comparative

Study of

Yoga and Aerobic

Exercises

in Obesity and its

Effect on Pulmonary

Function

Dr.Nisha

Shinde

Dr.Kiran

Shinde

Dr. Subhsh

Khatri

Journal of

Diabetes

Metabolism

2013,

4:4

http://

dx.

doi.org/

6 Role of kegel‟s

exercise onpostpartum

perineal Fitness:

Arandomised control

trial.

Dr.Nisha Shinde

Dr.Kiran

Shinde

Dr. Subhsh Khatri

Romanian

journal

of physical

therapy

vol.19/

Issue

31/2013


7 Immediate effect

Of Glassopharygeal

breathing inpatient

with spinal cord Injury

Dr. Tejaswini

Kulkarni

Dr.Nisha

Shinde

Romanian

Journal

of physical

therapy

Vol.20

/NR 33

/2014

8 Effect of breathing

exerciseson

maximal oxygen

consumption in

obese women.”

Dr. Urja

Anerao

Dr. Nisha

Shinde

Indian Journal of

Basic &

Applied

Medical

Research;

March

2013:

Issue-

6,Vol.-

2, P. 564-

567564,

www.ij

bamr.com

9 Effect of Tanzberger

Exercises in Women wit

h Stress Urinary

Incontinence

Dr.Heena

Bhatt

Dr. Nisha

Shinde

International

Journalof

Health Sciences

and Research

ISSN:

2249-

9571

10 Effectiveness of

Pranayamas

respiratory health status

among COPD patients

admitted in Pravara rural

hospital, Loni ( BK)

Mr. Patel

Dr.Shibalan

Dr.Nisha

Shinde

Asian journal

Of Nursing

Education

and research

ISSN.

2231-1149

11 The effect of Thoracic

muscle energy

technique on

pulmonary functions

with COPD

Dr.Neha

Kajoliya

Dr.Nisha

Shinde

Romanian

journal of

physical

therapy

vol.19/

Issue

31/

2013

12 Effectiveness of

respiratory muscle

training in

Recreational soccer

players: a randomized

Controlled trial

Dr.Ashirwad

Mahajan

Dr.Nisha

Shinde

Romanian

journal of

physical

therapy

vol.18/

Issue

30/

2013


13 The Effect of

Backpack on

Cervical and Shoulder

Posture in Male

Students of Loni.

Dr.Deepali

Hande

Dr.Nisha

Shinde

International

Journalof

Health Sciences

and Research

ISSN:

2249-

9571

14 Effect of Aerobic

Interval

Training on Blood

Pressure

and Myocardial

function in

Hypertensive

Patients

Dr. Preeti

Rajak

Dr.Nisha

Shinde

International

Journal

of Sciences

Invention

ISSN

Online

2319-

6718

15 Attitude and

awareness to words

physical activity in

Pravara Rural hospital

and College

Dr.Shalu

Bhardwaj

Dr.Nisha

Shinde

Scientific

Research

Journal of India

Volume: 3,

Issue: 2,

Year: 2014

16 Effect of Jacobson‟s

Progressive

Muscular relaxation on

quality of life in patients

with type II diabetes

mellitus (TDM2) : RCT

Dr. Nisha

Shinde,

Dr. Subhash

Khatri,

Dr.Sambhaji

Gunjal

Scientific

Research

Journal of India

Volume: 3,

Issue: 2,

Year: 2014

17 Immediate effect of

relaxation on

hemodynamic

parameters and

pulmonary

functions in normal

individuals

Priti Rajak

Dr. Nisha

Shinde,

Dr. Subhash

Khatri

Elixir

International

Journal)

Physio. &

Anatomy

75 (2014)

27608-

27615

18 Efficacy of

Ventilatory Training

in COPD Patients

Dr. Nisha

Shinde

Dr. Kiran

Lamberts

Publications


Shinde

19 Effect of aerobic

exercise versus

resistance training in

obese adult

Dr. Nisha

Shinde

Harshala

Fulsundar

Singhad e-

Journal of

physiotherapy

Vol-1,

issue-1

Jan 2107

Dr.Parag Ranade

1 Quality of life after

unilatereal lower limb

amputation- an

observational study

Dr. Parag

Ranade,

Prachi B.

Sapkal

Singhad e-

Journal of

physiotherapy

Vol-1,

issue-1

Jan 2107

2 Study of common

musculoskeletal pain

in auto-Rickshaw

Drivers (Pune based

study)

Dr. Parag

Ranade,

Shivani

Deshmukh

Singhad e-

Journal of

physiotherapy

Vol-1,

issue-1

Jan 2107

3 Prevelance of

adhesive capsulitis in

diabetic patients- an

observational study

Dr. Parag

Ranade,

Pooja D Patil

Pooja

Deshpande

Singhad e-

Journal of

physiotherapy

Vol-1,

issue-1

Jan 2107

Dr.SeemaSaini

1 Effect of strain –

counterstrain

technique on upper

trapezius trigger

points

Dr. Pinake

Godse

Dr. Seema

Saini

Dr. Tushkar

Palekar

Indian Journal

of

Physiotherapy

&

Occupational

therapy

Dec 2012

Vol 6

No- 4

2 Effect of Grade II and

Grade III Mobilisation

in Low back Patients.

Dr. Seema

Saini

Indian Journal

of Physiotherapy

& Occupational

therapy

Oct 2012

Vol – 6

No - 4


3 Effect of Static

Stretching on Strength

of Hamstring muscle.

Dr.Shweta

Pachpute, Nancy

Patel, Dr. Seema

Saini

International

Journal of

Physiotherapy

ISSN

2348-

8336

2016

April

Vol 3

Issue 2

4 Effect of

proprioceptive

neuromuscular

facilitation on Pain,

ROM, Strength, and

neck disability in

cervical spondylosis

Dr. Seema Saini Singhad e-

Journal of

physiotherapy

Vol-1,

issue-1

Jan 2107

Dr.Chandan Kumar

1 Functional Outcome

between Ischemic and

Hemorrhagic Stroke

Patients after In

Patient Rehabilitation

Dr. Chandan

Kumar

Indian Journal of

Physiotherapy and

Occupational

Therapy,

April-June

2011.

Volume 5,

Number 2,

2 The efficacy of

bilateral training on

functional Recovery

of upper extremity

after stroke

Dr.Chandan

Kumar

Indian

Journal of

Physiotherapy

and

Occupational

Therapy,

April-June

2011

Volume 5,

Number

2,

3 Relationship Between

Motor Impairments of

Hand and Manual

Ability in Spastic

Cerebral Palsy

Children

Dr.Chandan

Kumar

Indian Journal of

Physiotherapy and

Occupational

Therapy,

October-

December,

2011

Volume

5

4 Effectiveness of Dr.Chandan Indian Journal of Volume 06


Physiotherapy for the

Handwriting Problem

of School Going

Children

Kumar Physiotherapy and

Occupational

Therapy,

Number 03,

July -

September

2012

5 The Effect Of Task

Oriented Training On

Hand Functions In

Stroke Patients- A

Randomized Control

Trial

Dr.Chandan

Kumar

Indian Journal of

Physiotherapy and

Occupational

Therapy,

Volume 06

Number 03,

July -

September

2012

6 Effect of

Neuromuscular

Electrical Stimulation

Combined With

Cryotherapy on

Spasticity And Hand

Function In Patients

With Spastic Cerebral

Palsy

Dr.Chandan

Kumar

Indian Journal of

Physiotherapy and

Occupational

Therapy,

Volume 07

Number 01,

January -

March

2013

7 Effect of obstacle

ambulation training on

walking ability for

ambulant stroke

subjects

Dr.Chandan

Kumar

Indian Journal of

Physiotherapy and

Occupational

Therapy,

Vol. 8, No.

02, April-June

2013

8 Effectiveness of Task

Oriented Circuit

Training on

Functional Mobility

and Balance in

Cerebral Palsy

Dr.Chandan

Kumar

Indian Journal of

Physiotherapy and

Occupational

Therapy,

Vol.7, No. 4.

October-

December

2013

9 Effectiveness Of

Transcutaneous


Dr.Chandan

Kumar

International

Journal of

Physiotherapy and

IJPR-A-

2013-313

(14-06-


On Acupoints

Combined With Task-

Related Training To

Improve Lower Limb

Function In Subjects

After Sub-Acute

Stroke

Research 2013)2013.

10 Effectiveness of

Mental Practice

Combined with

Physical Practice in

the Treatment of Post

Stroke Patients

Dr.Chandan

Kumar

In Journal of Novel

Physiotherapies

2014,

Volume 4 •

Issue 3 •

1000216.

11 “Comparison between


over Motor Point and

TENS over

Acupuncture Point in

Reducing Spasticity

and Improving

Function after Stroke:

Randomized Clinical

Trial

Chandan Kumar*

and

ChaitaliMadhusud

anKulkarni

International

Journal of Physical

Medicine

&Rehabilitation

25 Sep

2014

ISSN:2329

-9096

2.4

12 Effectiveness of

Myofacial release on

spasticity and lower

extremity function in

diplegic cerebral

palsy: A Randomized

Controlled Trial

Chandan Kumar,

Snehashree

Vaidya

International

Journal of Physical

Medicine and

Rehabilitation

2014

Vol 3

Issue 1

Dr.PrajakataPatil

1

Effectiveness of

Physical activity

program on Quality of

PriyankaPatil

Dr.Prajakata.S

Patil

International

Journal of

Research and

Medical

2015

Feb

Vol -2

2.84


life in old people Sciences

2

A Comparative study

of supine lying , side

lying and prone

positioning on Oxygen

saturation in

Mechanically

ventilated patients in

acute respiratory

failure.

Dr.Prajakta. S

Patil

Razia prevelance of

adhesive capsulitis in

Nagarwala

International

Journal of

Research in

Medical

Sciences

pISSN

2320-

6071

2015

July

Volum

e 3

Issue 7

3 Comparison between

incremental shuttle

walk test (ISWT) & 6

minute walk test

(6MWT) to assess

vital parameters, peak

VO2 & RPE in COPD

patients.

Dr. Prajakta. S

Patil,

SaifinaMomin

International

Journal of Health

Sciences &

Research

ISSN

2249-

9571

2015

dec

Vol 5

Issue

12

4 Health related Quality

of Life in females

suffering from

polycystic ovarian

syndrome (PCOS).

RiddhiVora,

Dr. Prajakta. S Patil

Indian Journal of

Physiotherapy &

Occupational

therapy

2015

oct-dec

Vol 9

Issue 4

5 Correlation of PEFR

with height, weight

and BMI in School

children.

Mansi Thakkar, Dr.

Prajakta.S Patil

Elixir

International

Journal

ISSN

2229-

712X

2015

6 Proportion of urinary

incontinence in

pregnant women

Dr. Prajakta.S

Patil, Mayuri

Dhavale

International

Journal of Health

Sciences

&Reseach

ISSN

2249-

9571

2015

oct

Vol 5

Issue

10


7 Correlation of six min

walk test with waist-

hip ratio and rate

pressure product

(RPP) in community

dwelling elderly

individuals

Dr. Prajakta.S

Patil, Saifina S

Momin

Singhad e-

Journal of

physiotherapy

Vol-1,

issue-1

Jan 2107

8 Effect of Anulom

Vilom on ventilator

functions on lungs,

blood pressure,

respiratory Rate, &

pulse rate in healthy

individuals- an

interventional study

Dr. Prajakta.S

Patil,

Ridhi Vora

Singhad e-

Journal of

physiotherapy

Vol-1,

issue-1

Jan 2107

Dr.Senthil Kumar E

1 Does Low back Pain

Affects the Chest

Expansion – A

prospective study

Indian Journal of

Physiotherapy &

Occupational

therapy

2015

2 Relationship between

reaction time and

academic Performance

in School going

children`s

Dr.Senthil

Kumar

Dr.Niharika

Joshi

Dr.KomalKule

Indian Journal of

public Health

and research

2015

3 Prevalence of Risk to

stoke a hospital based

crossectional study

Dr.Madhura

Bhave

Dr.Senthil

Kumar E

Asian Journal of

Health Sciences

& Research

2015

Vol-

1

4 Correlation of

Cervical angle and

Dr.Isha

Godbole

International

Journal of

2015

April

3.82


Shoulder retractors

power in Non

traumatic neck Pain

Dr.Senthil

Kumar E.

Research and

Medical

Sciences

Vol –

2

5 Influence of Leg

dominancy Over leg

pressure and postural

sway

Sulofana

Shraddha

Dr. Senthil

Kumar

International

Journal of

Research and

Medical

Sciences

2015

June

Vol -

3

3.0

6 Static and Dynamic

postural stability in

Chronic Low back

pain

HetaThhakkar

Dr. Senthil Kumar

International

journal of

Contemporary

Medicine

2015

Vol –

5

2.85

7 Inter and Intrarater

reliability of Modified

pain threshold device

Vaibhavi

Dr. Senthil

Kumar

International

journal of

Contemporary

Medicine and

research

2015

Vol –

7

2.42

8 A new method of

measuring Shoulder

hand behind back

movement:

Reliability, Values in

sympotomatic and

asymptomatic people,

effect of hand

dominacance, and side

to side variability.

Kiran Satpute

Toby Hall

Senthil Kumar

AnkitaDeodhar

Physiotherapy

Theory and

Practice

2016

9 Normative Values for

active lumbar range of

motion in children and

confounding factors

that affects the active

lumbar ranges

Sanjeevani

Sawale

RichaBisen

Senthil Kumar

Journal Of

Physiotehrapy

and Physical

Rehabilitation

2016

Vol 1

Issue

1

Dr.Anushree Narekuli

1 Impact of physical

therapy on burden of

Dr.Anushree

Narekuli

Disability, CBR

and Inclusive

Development

Vol 22, No.1,

2011


caregivers of

individuals with

functional disability- a

pilot study

2 Important risk factor

for prediction of

varicose veins in

general population-

Pune based study

Dr.Anushree

Narekuli, Anaha

Akare

Singhad e-

Journal of

physiotherapy

Vol-1, issue-1

Jan 2107

3 Study the clinical

effectiveness of

kinesio taping

combined with

conventional PT and

NSAIDs in patients

with first stage of

Frozen shoulder

Dr.Anushree

Narekuli, Anaha

Akare

Singhad e-

Journal of

physiotherapy

Vol-1, issue-1

Jan 2107

Dr.KiranSatpute

1 Intra rater and Inter

rater reliability of

modified cervical

goniometer for

measuring cervical

rotation arom

Dr.Kiran Satpute

Dr.Richa

Rebeca

Indian Journal

of

Physiotherapy

&

Occupational

therapy

2015

July-

Sept

Vol 9

Issue 3

2 Efficacy of Hand

behind Back

mobilization with

movement for acute

shoulder pain and

movement

impairment: A

Randomized

Controlled Trial.

Kiran Satpute

Prashant

Bhandari

Toby Hall

Journal of

Manipulative

&

Physiological

Therapeutics

ISSN

0161-

4754

2015

June

Vol 38

Issue 5


3 A new method of

measuring Shoulder

hand behind back

movement:

Reliability, Values in

sympotomatic and

asymptomatic people,

effect of hand

dominacance, and side

to side variability.

Kiran Satpute

Toby Hall

Senthil Kumar

Ankita

Deodhar

Physiotherapy

Theory and

Practice

2016

Dr. Rahul Bisen

1 Reference Values Of

Isometric Trunk

Muscle Strength in

School Age Children

Using Hand Held

Dynamometer – A

Cross Sectional Study

Dr. Rahul Bisen

Dr. Jaya Shankar

Indian Journal of

Physiotherapy &

Occupational

therapy

Vol –

4 2013

2 Performance related

physical fitness levels

in school going

children correlated

with BMI-Pilot study

Dr. Rahul Bisen

Ms. Mathura

Joshi

Singhad e-

Journal of

physiotherapy

Vol-1,

issue-1

Jan 2107

Dr.ShrutiGhate

1 A Study to compare

the length of the

Gastronomies- Soleus

muscle tendon unit in

full term and preterm

Infants

Dr.Shruti

Chatekar

Dr.,Parmar

Sanjay

Dr.,Rajlakmi,

Dr.Pramod

Kshirsaggar

International

Journal of

Health science

and research

Vol-3

Issue –

5 May

2013

1.4

Dr.RichaBisen

1 Intra rater and Inter Dr.Kiran Indian Journal of

Physiotherapy &

2015


rater reliability of

modified cervical

goniometer for

measuring cervical

rotation arom

Satpute

Dr.Richa

Rebeca

Occupational

therapy

July-

Sept

Vol 9

Issue

3

2 Normative Values for

active lumbar range of

motion in children and

confounding factors

that affects the active

lumbar ranges

Sanjeevani

Sawale

RichaBisen

Senthil Kumar

Journal of

Physiotherapy

and Physical

Rehabilitation

2016

Vol 1

Issue

1

Dr. ShwetaPachpute

1 Effect of Static

Stretching on Strength

of Hamstring muscle.

Dr.Shweta

Pachpute,

Nancy Patel,

Dr. SeemaSaini

International

Journal of

Physiotherapy

ISSN

2348-

8336

2016

April

Vol 3

Issue 2

2 The Effects of Otago

exercise program for

fall prevention in

elderly people

Nancy Patel,

Dr.Shweta

Pachpute

International

Journal of

Physiotherapy

ISSN

2348-

8336

2015

Aug

Vol2

Issue 5

3 Comparative study on

effects of

kinesiotaping versus

conventional treatment

in cervical spondylosis

Dr.Shweta

Pachpute

Singhad e-

Journal of

physiotherapy

Vol-1,

issue-1

Jan 2107


Dr. ZaharaPolen

1 Comparison of

Treadmill versus

Cycle Ergometer

training on Functional

Exercise capacity in

normal individuals

ZaharaPolen,

Snehal Joshi

International

Journal

current

research and

review

2014

oct

Vol 6

Issue

20

Dr. PallaviWakode

1 Does tightness affect

dynamic balance and

agility in recreational

collegiate athletes?

Dr.Pallavi

Wakode

International

Journal of

Physical

Education

,Sports , health

and recreation

ISSN

2348-

9057

2016

Vol 3

Issue 2

Dr. Saranya

1 Does Prolonged

Sitting Work among

Middle Aged Women

Impair Knee

Joint Position Sense?

A comparative

Study

Dr. Saranya

Subramanian,

Dr. Amitesh

Narayan

International

Journal

current

research and

review

2012

March

volume

4 Issue 5


LIST OF BOOKS

Dr. PatilAshokkumarVishwanath (P.T.)

1 Principles of

Kaltenborn‟s

Treatment

Techniques

Dr. Patil

Ashokkumar

Annual Inaugural

Issue of

Manipulative

Mobilization

India

1994

2 Head Injury

Management

Dr. Patil

Ashok kumar

Dr. V.C.Jacob

et al

Neuro

rehabilitation- A

Team Approach

2012

3 Post Earthquak

e Physical

Rehabilitation

Dr. Patil

Ashok kumar

Physiotimes 2015

july

Vol 7

Issue 1

Dr. Nisha Shinde(P.T.)

1 Efficacy of

Ventilatory

Training in

COPD Patients

Dr.Nisha Shinde

Dr.Kiran Shinde

Lamberts

Publications


Annexure 3.9

Details of PG Guides

S.

No. Guide Name Department B.P.T

M.P.T/M.P

.Th

Total

Experi

ences

P G

Exper

eience

Name of students

under guidance

1 Dr.A.V.Patil Community

Physiotherapy

Nagpur

University

1979

Mumbai

University

1983

21 Yrs 10

Yrs

Priyanka Patil,

Ankita Chitre

2 Dr.Parag

Ranade

Neuro

Physiotherapy

Pune

University

1998

Pune

University

2006

14 yrs

UG

3 yrs

PG

Madhura Bhave,

Isha Godbole,

Akshay Jadhav

3 Dr.Prajakata

Patil

Cardio

vascular &

respiratory

Physiotherapy

Nagpur

University

2001

Pune

University

2006

10 Yr 2

Months 2 yrs

Ruchita Bhalerao,

Supriya Bhalekar,

Avni Thar,

Parineeta Pandey,

Ankita Deodhar

4 Dr.Seema

Saini

Musculo

skeletal

Physiotherapy

Gurunanak

Dev

University

2002

H.N.B.

Garhwal

University

2005

10 Yrs

5

months

2 yrs

10

month

s

Geetanjali Seth,

Pranali

Suryawanshi, Vinita

Pamnani, Neeraj

Parmar

5 Dr.Sharmisht

ha Gadgil

Neuro

Physiotherap

y

Nagpur

university

University

Of Mumbai

2005

9 yrs &

4

months

2 yrs

Agnes Robin,

Shweta Kotwani,

Rucheta Bisht

6

Dr.

Anushree

Narekuli

Community

physiotherapy

RGUHS,

2006

Manipal

university,

2009

7 yrs 4

month 1yr

Vaibhavi

Mahendrakar,

Hetal Desai,

Priyamvada Hinge,

Aishwarya Bajaj

7 Dr. Rahul

Bisen

Paediatric

Neurology

MUHS,

2007

Manipal

university,

Mangalore,

2010

6 yrs &

3 month 1yr Rutuja Mulay


Annexure 3.3 – Research methodology workshop and Sensitization program

Annexure 3.10

Memorandum of Understanding

1. Smt. Kashibai Navale Medical College

2. Sinhgad Nursing College

3. Sinhgad Dental College

4. Maherwat Old age home

5. Ananya Foundation

6. SEARCH Foundation Gadchiroli

Annexure 3.11

Extension Activities

1. Educational Visits

2. Collaborations with NGO s

3. Camps

4. Awareness Surveys

5. Oxfam Trail Walking

6. Pune International Marathon

No. Name of the Event Year Type

1 INPR 13th

& 14th

Oct 2012 National Conference

2 Trends in Research-

Dr Pavithra Rajan 21

st Jan. 2011 Sensitization programme

3 Scientifica 2013-Pune 3rd

Feb. 2013 Student Research Conference

4 Scientifica 2014-Pune 19-20 Jan. 2014 Student Research Conference

5 Research Methodology

Workshop 6-8 Jan. 2015 Workshop

6 Scientifica 2015-Pune 20-21 Feb.2015 Student Research Conference

7 Scope of qualitative Research-

Dr. Kedar Mate 25

th Feb. 2015 Sensitization Programme


Workshop 10-12 Jan. 2016 Workshop

9 Research in Community

Dr. Pavithra Rajan 7

th December 2015 Sensitization programme


Workshop

29th

,30th

Nov.

& 1st Dec.2016

Workshop


CRITERIA IV - ANNEXURES:

Annexure 4.1 Configuration of Computers

Sr.

No. Item Configuration

Desktops

1. Dell Intel c o r e i 5 - 4 5 7 0 c p u @ 3 . 2 0 g h z , 4 gb ram ddr3, 1 tb

HDD, 20" led monitor

2. Dell Intel c o r e i 5 - [email protected] g h z , 4 gb ram ddr3, 1 tb HDD,

20" led monitor

3 Dell Intel c o r e i 5 - 4 5 7 0 c p u @ 3 . 2 0 g h z , 4 gb ram ddr3, 1 tb


4. Dell Intel c o r e i 5 - 4 5 7 0 c p u @ 3 . 2 0 g h z , 4 gb ram ddr3, 1 tb


5. Dell Intel core i 3 , 3.30ghz, 4gb ram, 500hd, 1gbamd radeon HD graphic

card, 18.5


card, 18.5

7. Dell

Intel core i 3 , 3.30ghz, 4gb ram, 500hd, 1gbamd radeon HD graphic

card, 18.5


card, 18.5

9. Dell Intel core 2 duo, 1.75ghz, 1gb ram, 250 HDD, HP 15.6 wide tft

monitor


monitor


monitor


monitor


monitor


monitor


monitor


monitor


monitor


monitor


monitor




monitor


monitor


monitor


monitor


monitor

25. Acer Intel core 2 duo, 1.75ghz, 1gb ram, 250 HDD, Acer 15.6 wide tft

monitor


monitor


monitor

28. HP Intel (R) Pentium Dual CPU, 2.00ghz, 1gb ram, 160 HDD, 15 tft

29. HP Intel (R) Pentium Dual CPU, 2.00ghz, 1gb ram, 160 HDD, 15 tft


Annexure 4.2 Floor plan for First and second floor

FLOOR PLAN


CRITERIA V - ANNEXURES:

Annexure 5.1: Mentor mentee list

MENTORS & MENTEES LIST

B.P.Th. (A.Y.2016-17)

Sr. No.

Name of Staff Name of Students Class

1 Dr. Parag Ranade

Ajmera Roshani Rajkumar

I B.P.Th. Bagul Ankita Sudhir

Balkawade Janhavi Mahendra

Mahale Anjana Mahesh

Nawathe Pooja Rajesh II B.P.Th.

Adhvaryu Khushboo Prashant

III B.P.Th. Bhujbal Priyanka Prashant

Kulkarni Yashshree Kishor

Sonawane Pranjal Prakash

2 Dr. Nisha Shinde

Bhatiya Deeksha Vijay

I B.P.Th. Chaturvedi Shankesh Bhupesh

Chaudhari Ashwini Shriram

M.Sumith Jaipal

Chavan Nikita Rajkumar

III B.P.Th. Bidkar Prajakta Ashok

Naik Shefali Milind

3 Dr. Prajakta Patil

Chavan Apoorva Pandharinath

I B.P.Th. Chavan Kaustubh Suresh

Datar Apoorv Abhay

Khanvilkar Aakash Rajesh

Bodhe Yadnesha Prashant II B.P.Th.

Dangat Disha Prakash III B.P.Th.

Chhajed Sejal Lalit

Ansari Eram Akbar IV B.P.Th.

4 Dr. Sharmishtha

Gadgil

Dave Leena Sanjay

I B.P.Th. Desai Heenal Chetan

Deshpande Siddhi Amol

Kharat Sanchi Pradeep II B.P.Th.


Mane Manasi Girish

Doshi Rajvi Pragnesh

Joshi Pallavi Shrikrishna III B.P.Th.

Jadhav Sumit Ajay

Dhage Ruchita Sadanand IV B.P.Th.

Jadhav Vishnu Gulab

5 Dr. Seema Saini

Godbole Deepankar Parijat

I B.P.Th. Gore Anushka Deepak

Gore Ganesh Sukhdev

Khandekar Janhavi Sandeep

II B.P.Th. Patki Ruchi Rajesh

Kakade Pranauti Shivaji

Kanade Gaurangi Rajan III B.P.Th.

Jere Gayatri Shrinivas IV B.P.Th.

6 Dr. Anushree Narekuli

Isha Phadke

I B.P.Th. Khandale Ruchira Bharat

Khandelwal Krati Pradeep

Vichare Kajal Ramesh

Chinta Ankit Anjay II B.P.Th.

Mane Akshay Anil

Kulkarni Shrinidhi Aniruddha III B.P.Th.

Vasave Tejaswini Shankarsingh IV B.P.Th.

7 Dr. Kiran Satpute

Kharche Kalyani Sanjay I B.P.Th.

Kshirsagar Shraddha Hemant

Desai Kanchi Harshad II B.P.Th.

Mahajan Namrata Rajendra

Kunte Arya Pradeep

III B.P.Th. Lomte Chaitrali Jagdish

Sathe Shravani Surendra

Rajgire Shreyanshi Harish

IV B.P.Th. Samani Priya Chatrabhuj

Saraf Ninad Ravindra

8 Dr. Rahul Bisen Lasalkar Tejas Kishor

I B.P.Th. Loharekar Aditi Nitin


More Vaishnavi Vikas

Dighe Nikita Narayan

Shah Hiral Hitendra II B.P.Th.

Steven Vanisha John

IV B.P.Th. Ranglani Trupti Prakash

Tupe Aditi Dilip

9 Dr. Richa Bisen

Motiwale Nihita Sandip

I B.P.Th. Naik Mahima Hitesh

Oswal Purva Dilip

Rathod Pratap Shivaji

Bokil Chaitrali Abhay II B.P.Th.

Gogate Neha Amod

IV B.P.Th. Nalband Sadaf Yusuf

Pandit Kalyani Prakash

10 Dr.Shruti Ghate

Shinde Nikita Sachin I B.P.Th.

Bora Manali Sanjay II B.P.Th.

Tikle Devyani Dilip III B.P.Th.

Turkhede Shivani Anil

11 Dr. Shweta Pachpute

Panchwagh Saylee Vivek

I B.P.Th. Pandit Yashshree Shailesh

Pawade Neha Balasaheb

Chhatre Isha Milind II B.P.Th.

Sharma Uma Ramavtar III B.P.Th.

Thakkar Amit Hitesh

Bhagat Gargee Hemant

IV B.P.Th. Desai Swara Chandrakant

Borse Shraddha Deepak

12 Dr. Pallavi Wakode

Pawaskar Aditi Sanjay

I B.P.Th. Pore Tanmayee Jitendra

Rohokale Snehal Machhindra

Chavan Mansi Akshay II B.P.Th.

Naik Nikita Sunil

Patil Pooja Darshan III B.P.Th.

Jawalkar Pratiksha Ramesh IV B.P.Th.


Shaikh Sanober Nazir

13 Dr. Zahara Polen

Sable Neha Atmaram

I B.P.Th. Sahanie Shivani Milind

Shinde Priyanka Ankush

Sonwane Puja Santosh

14 Dr. Saranya S.

Sumant Saniya Abhay

I B.P.Th. Tiwari Pratyaksha Mukesh

Vaidya Krishna Digvijay

Waghmare Pranav Pradeep

Annexure 5.2 : Details of Physiofest

YEAR 2016:

Student‟s council of SKNCOPT had organized its second cultural cum sports event

– „Physio-Fest‟ for students and teachers of the institute. The event spread over a period

of 5 days starting from 3rd February 2016. The whole event was organized by the

members of the students council under the leadership of General Secretary, cultural head

and the sports head- Nikita Vaidya, Pratiksha Dugam and Shreyanshi Rajgire

respectively.

The competition was held among 4 groups namely A, B, C AND D. The chit method was

adopted to allot all the teachers and students into any of the above mentioned groups.

S.No. EVENT WINNER RUNNER UP

1. Group Dance B A

2. Group Singing D B

3. Skit C B

4. Cooking C A

6. Face painting C A

7. Debate D B

8. PT Innovation C B


NAMES OF THE WINNERS & RUNNERS UP

PT Innovation: Dr. shruti, Dr. Richa & Dr. Pallavi, shivani deshmukh

Cooking: Dr. Nisha, Dr. Shruti, Dr. Richa, Rutika Tavergeri, Tejaswini Vasave,

Shreyanshi Rajgire & Pallavi Joshi, Manasi Mane, Rutuja Bamane, Kalyani Pandit,

Supriya Bhalekar, Nikita Dighe

Group Singing: Devyani Tikle, Sanchi Kharat, Priya Samani, Shravani Sathe,

Pooja Patil, Rajvi, Manali Bora & Sanobar Shaikh, Trupti Ranglani, Prachi sapkal,

Nikita Vaidya, Sonali nvaidya, Yogita Sharma, Namrata Mahajan, Nita Kamble,

Neha Gogate, Smith Jaipal

Group Dancing: shefali Naik, Yogita Sharma, Sejal chajjed, Nikita chavan,

Pranauti kakade, Nikita Vaidya, Pranjal Sonawane & Supriya Bhalekar, Ruchita

Dhage, Rutuja Mulye, Ankit Chinta, Vishnu Jadhav, Pallavi Joshi, Manasi Mane

Skit: kanchi Desai, Chaitrali Bokil, Anjana Mahale, Uma Sharma, Arya Kunte,

Amit Thakkar, Disha Dangat, Aditi Tupe, Agnes Robin, Madhura Bhave & Nikita

Vaidya, Trupti Ranglani, Sonali Vaidya, Yogita Sharma, Pranjal Sonawane,

Pranauti Kakade, Hiral Shah, Namrata Mahajan, Prachi Sapkal, Janhavi

Khandekar, Shefali Naik

Face painting: shreyanshi rajgire, Swara Desai & Ankit Chinta, Supriya Bhalekar

Debate: aishwarya Nigam, Durga gawade & Dr. Pallavi Wakode, Neha Gogate

TEAM – C WERE THE WINNERS & WON THE ROLLING TROPHY AND

TEAM- A WERE THE RUNNERS UP

The event was a huge success with full participation from UG Students, PG

students & teachers. The winners & Runners were awarded certificates and

trophies by the Principal & Professor, Dr. A.V. Patil

Annexure 5.3

The program calendar for sports and cultural activities 2017

Events Sports

Cultural Prize distribution

Physio Feast

2017

20/02/2017 – 25/02/2017 25/02/17


Annexure 5.4

COLLEGE STUDENT’SCOUNCIL 2015-2016

PRINCIPAL- CHAIRPERSON PROF. A. V. PATIL

DR. PARAG RANADE

DIRECTOR-SPORTS DR. KIRAN SATPUTE

SPORTS DR. RAHUL BISEN

DIRECTOR-CULTURAL ACTIVITIES DR. ANUSHREE NAREKULI

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES DR. RICHA BISEN

LIBRARY ACTIVITIES DR. PALLAVI WAKODE

MS. ARYA KUNTE

MS. SANOBAR SHAIKH

MS.NIKITA VAIDYA

MS. PARKAVI BALAJI

MS. DISHA DANGAT

MS. PRATIKSHA DUGAM

MS. SHREYANSHI RAJGIRE

MS. KALYANI PANDIT

STUDENT SECRETARY MS. NIKITA VAIDYA


COLLEGE STUDENTS’ COUNCIL 2016-2017

PRINCIPAL- CHAIRPERSON PROF. A. V. PATIL

DR. PARAG RANADE

DIRECTOR-SPORTS DR. KIRAN SATPUTE

SPORTS DR. RAHUL BISEN

DIRECTOR-CULTURAL ACTIVITIES DR. ANUSHREE NAREKULI

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES DR. RICHA BISEN

LITERARY ACTIVITIES DR. PALLAVI WAKODE

STUDENT MEMBERS

MS PRATYAKSHA TIWARI

MS MANALI BORA

MS DEVYANI TIKALE

MS SWARA DESAI

MS NIKITA VAIDYA

MR NINAD SARAF

MS GAYATRI JERE

MS. PRIYANKA BHUJBAL

MS.SHREYANSHI RAJGIRE

STUDENT SECRETARY MS.SHREYANSHI RAJGIRE


Annexure 5.5: LIBRARY COMMITTEE 2015

LIBRARY COMMITTEE

CHAIRPERSON DR. NISHA SHINDE

TEACHERS REPRESENTATIVES

DR. SEEMA SAINI

DR. SHWETA PACHPUTE

DR. RICHA BISEN

DR. SHRUTI GHATE

ASST. LIBRARIAN MR. SHINDE

STUDENTS REPRESENATATIVES MS. DURGA GAVADE

MS. DEVAYANI TIKLE

[

Annexure 5.5: LIBRARY COMMITTEE 2016

LIBRARY COMMITTEE

CHAIRPERSON DR. NISHA SHINDE

TEACHERS REPRESENTATIVES

DR. SEEMA SAINI

DR. SHWETA PACHPUTE

DR. RICHA BISEN

DR. SHRUTI GHATE

DR.S.SARANYA

ASST. LIBRARIAN MR. SHINDE

STUDENTS REPRESENATATIVES MS. ISHA CHHATRE

MS.SHRINIDHI KULKARNI

MS. SHWETA KOTWANI


Annexure 5.6 - Anti ragging committee

ANTI RAGGING COMMITTEE 2015-2016

Sr.No Member of Anti Ragging Committee Name of the Committee Members

1 Principal Dr. Ashokkumar V. Patil

2 Representative of Civil Administration Mr. D.S. Kumbhar, Tashildar Haveli

3 Representative of Police Administration

Mr. D.G. Bondre, Police Inspector

(Haveli Police Station, Pune)

4 Representative of Local Media Mr. Ashish Chandorkar

5 Representative of NGO involved Youth

Activity Adv. Ishani Joshi

6

Faculty Representative

a) Professor

b) Associate Professor

c) Associate Professor

Dr. Parag Ranade

Dr. Sharmishtha Gadgil

Dr. Prajakta Patil

7 Rector – Boys Hostel Mr. Subodh Bewoor

8 Rector – Girls Hostel Ms. Hema Shelake

9 Administrative Officer/ Office

Superintendent Mr. Vaibhav Arvind Jamdade

10

Parents:-

a)

b)

Mr. Dilip Tikle

Mr. Milind Naik

11

Representative of Non- Teaching Staff

Mrs. Manjusha Sandesh Inamke

12

Students Representative:-

a)Fresher:-

b) Senior:-

Ms. Nikita Chavan

Ms. Agnes Robin


ANTI RAGGING COMMITTEE 2016-2017

Sr.

No

Member of Anti Ragging Committee Name of the Committee Members

1 Principal Dr. Ashokkumar V. Patil

2 Representative of Civil Administration Mr. D.S. Kumbhar, Tashildar Haveli

3 Representative of Police Administration

Mr. D.G. Bondre, Police Inspector

(Haveli Police Station, Pune)

4 Representative of Local Media Mr. Ashish Chandorkar

5 Representative of NGO involved Youth Activity Adv. Ishani Joshi

6

Faculty Representative

a) Professor

b) Associate Professor

c) Associate Professor

Dr. Parag Ranade

Dr. Sharmishtha Gadgil

Dr. Prajakta Patil

7 Rector – Boys Hostel Mr. P.M.Bhosale

8 Rector – Girls Hostel Ms. Madhuri Gaikwad

9 Administrative Officer/ Office Superintendent Mr. Vaibhav Arvind Jamdade

10

Parents:-

Mrs Vaidahi Panchwagh

Mrs Ujjwala Deshpande

11

Representative of Non- Teaching Staff

Mrs. Manjusha Sandesh Inamke

12

Students Representative:-

a)Fresher

b) Senior:-

Tejas Lasalkar

Agnese Roubins


Annexure 5.7

WOMEN’S COMPLAINTS COMMITTEE : 2015-16

Name & Address of the College:-Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Physiotherapy.

S.No.49/1, Off Westerly Bypass Road, Narhe, Pune-411041.

Phone No/s_ _020-24106136/45/37 Fax Nos : 020 – 24699167

Date of the Constitution of Committee:- 22/08/2015 (Revised)

Name, Designation,

Address

&telephone/mobile No.

of the chairperson

Dr.Prajakta S. Patil, Associate Professor

Smt. Kashibai Navale College of PT

Cell - 9423014473

E-mail:[email protected]

Female

Name of the NGO

member with his/her

Telephone / Mobile No.

Mrs. Shalini Chandrashekhar Bapat.

A – 3/3, Sarita Nagari, Ganesh Mala,

Sinhgad Road, Pune.

Cell-9423584973


Female

Names of remaining

members with their

Telephone/Mobile

Nos.

1) Dr.Parag Ranade , Professor ,


Cell-9822238767


Male

2) Dr. Sharmishtha Gadgil, Associate

Professor,


Cell -9820023263

E-mail :[email protected]

Female

3) Mr. Shubham Khandelwal, Student,

Cell - 9960675544

E-mail:- [email protected]

Male

4) Ms. Sonali S. Vaidya, Student,

Cell- 9545931926


Female

5) Ms. Neha Gogate, Student,

Cell- 7798989643 Female


WOMEN’S COMPLAINTS COMMITTEE : 2016-17

Name & Address of the College:-Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Physiotherapy.

S.No.49/1, Off Westerly Bypass Road, Narhe, Pune-411041.

Phone No/s_ _020-24106136/45/37 Fax Nos : 020 – 24699167

E –mail:[email protected]

3) Ms. Gaurangi R. Kanade, Student,

Cell - 993085


Female

6) Mrs. Manjusha Inamke , Accounts Clerk,


Cell -9922426003


Female

Date of the Constitution of Committee:- 14/10/2016 (Revised)

Name, Designation,

Address

&telephone/mobile

No. of the chairperson

Dr.Prajakta S. Patil, Associate Professor


Cell - 9423014473


Female

Name of the NGO

member with his/her

Telephone / Mobile

No.

Mrs. Charuta Kadurkar

Maherwat,Ganeshnagar,Dhayari,Pune-411041

Cell-9225502171


Female

1) Dr.Parag Ranade , Professor ,

Smt. Kashibai Navale College of PT Cell-

9822238767


Male

2) Dr. Sharmishtha Gadgil, Associate Professor,


Cell -9820023263

E-mail :[email protected]

Female

3) Mr. Amit Thakkar, Student,

Cell - 9769453953


Annexure 5.8: Student‟s projects (published / accepted for publication) 2015 and 2016

2015

SR.

NO STUDENTS NAME RESEARCH TOPIC JOURNAL

1 Ms. PriyankaPatil

Effectiveness of Physical

activity program on Quality of

life in old people

International Journal of

Research and Medical

Sciences

2 Ms. SaifinaMomin

Comparison between

incremental shuttle walk test

(ISWT) & 6 minute walk test

(6MWT) to assess vital

parameters, peak VO2 & RPE

in COPD patients.


Health Sciences & Research

3 Ms. RiddhiVora,

Health related Quality of Life in

females suffering from

polycystic ovarian syndrome

(PCOS).

Indian Journal of

Physiotherapy &

Occupational therapy

4 Ms. MansiThakkar,

Correlation of PEFR with

height, weight and BMI in

School children.

Elixir International Journal

5 Ms. Mayuri Dhavale

Proportion of urinary

incontinence in pregnant

women


Health Sciences &Reseach

Names of remaining

members with their

Telephone/Mobile

Nos.

E-mail:[email protected] Male

4) Ms. Kanchi Desai Student,

Cell- 9833006186


Female

5) Ms. Neha Gogate, Student,

Cell- 7798989643

E –mail:[email protected]

Female

3) Ms. Gaurangi R. Kanade, Student,

Cell – 9930851185


Female

6) Mrs. Manjusha Inamke , Accounts Clerk,


Cell -9922426003


Female


6 Ms. Rebeca Pinto

Intra rater and Inter rater

reliability of modified cervical

goniometer for measuring

cervical rotation rom

Indian Journal of

Physiotherapy &

Occupational therapy

2016

SR.

NO STUDENTS NAME RESEARCH TOPIC JOURNAL

1 Ms AnkitaDeodhar

A new method of measuring

Shoulder hand behind back

movement: Reliability, Values

in sympotomatic and

asymptomatic people, effect of

hand dominacance, and side to

side variability.

Physiotherapy Theory and

Practice

2 Ms Sanjeevani Sawale

Normative Values for active

lumbar range of motion in

children and confounding

factors that affects the active

lumbar ranges

Journal Of Physiotehrapy

and Physical

Rehabilitation

3 Ms Nancy Patel

Effect of Static Stretching on

Strength of Hamstring muscle.


Physiotherapy

2017

3 STUDENTS NAME RESEARCH TOPIC

1 Ms Prachi.B.Sapkal

Quality of life after unilateral lower limb amputation-an

observational study

2 Ms Anagha Akare

Important risk factor for prediction of varicose veins in

general population- pune based study

3 Ms Madhura joshi

Performance related physical Fitness Levels in school going

Children correlated with BMI .-pilot study

4 Ms Saifina S Momin Correlation of 6mwd with waist-hip ratio and rate pressure

product (rpp) in community dwelling elderly individuals.

5 Ms Riddhi Vora

Effect of Anulom Vilom on Ventilatory Functions of Lungs,

Blood Pressure Respiratory rate & Pulse rate in healthy

individuals.-An interventional study

6 Ms Shivani Deshmukh

Study of common musculoskeletal pain in

auto-rickshaw drivers. (pune based study)

7 Ms Anagha Akare

Study the clinical effectiveness of kinesio taping combined

with conventional pt and NSAIDS in patients with first stage

of frozen shoulder


Documents

SELF STUDY REPORT ADDTIONAL INFORMATION 2017 · self study report addtional information 2017 . ... 1. name and address of ... profile of the institution