Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology

Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology

Department Team

About Department

The Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at GIMS offers comprehensive care across the spectrum of women’s health – including antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal services, family planning, infertility evaluation, and gynaecological disorder management. The department is actively involved in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, clinical demonstrations and skill-based training to ensure that learners develop strong clinical acumen, surgical skills and ethical, patient-centred practice.

Our Vision

Our vision is to integrate recent advances in obstetrics and gynaecology into medical teaching, while developing state-of-the-art labour rooms, operation theatres and diagnostic facilities for student training, patient care and research. We aspire to be a centre of excellence for women’s health, ensuring safe motherhood and improved quality of life for every woman we serve.

Our Mission

We foster student growth through innovative teaching and clinical exposure in obstetrics and gynaecology, equipping them for our speciality. At the same time, we provide high-quality, affordable care to women by offering essential diagnostic and therapeutic services, maintaining academic excellence, ethical practice and patient safety in both education and healthcare.

Department Information

Sr. No. Heading Details
1 Name of the Department Obstetrics and Gynaecology
2 Department Email obggims19@gmail.com
3 Date of Establishment 2017
4 Name and Qualificaitons of the first Head of Department Dr Shikha Seth MD, FICS, FICOG
5 Name and Qualificaitons of present Head of Department Dr Ritu SharmaMD(OBG), FICMCH
6 Skill Lab Skill lab- located at first floor Well equipped with 16 mannequins, adequate teaching posters
7 DNB Permission from NBE obtained to start from current session of 2020-21 for 2 seats. Residents have joined the institute

Unit Distribution

Department-wise allocation of faculty and residents along with OPD & OT schedules

UNIT I

  • Dr. Ritu Sharma (Prof. & HOD)
  • Dr. Ruchi Verma (Asso. Prof.)
  • Dr. Ashu Bhardwaj (AP)
  • Dr. Vertika (SR)
  • Dr. Shivangi (SR)
OPD Days: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
OT Days: Monday, Wednesday, Friday

* 2nd & 4th Sunday

UNIT II

  • Dr. Pinky Mishra (AP)
  • Dr. Vaishali (AP)
  • Dr. Pratibha Kushwaha (AP)
  • Dr. Deepa (SR)
  • Dr. Sneha (SR)
  • Dr. Smita (SR)
OPD Days: Monday, Wednesday, Friday
OT Days: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday

* 1st, 3rd & 5th Sunday

Patient Care

  • Out-patient Department:
    • Antenatal Care (Biochemistry, OGTT, Thalassemia screening, Aneuploidy screening, Early anomaly scan, Level II scan, Growth Scan)
    • High-Risk ANC Clinic daily
    • Family Planning Clinic daily
    • Gynecology Clinic daily
    • Specialty Clinics: Gynae-oncology Clinic (Pap’s/ HPV/ Colposcopy, CBE), Infertility clinic, RTI/STI Clinic, Family Welfare, PNC, gynae-endocrine, Fetal medicine, High risk pregnancy, menopausal clinic
  • Labor room:
    • Antepartum Care
    • Intrapartum care (Assisted vaginal deliveries, Labour analgesia)
    • Emergency OT-(24X7)
    • Emergency Obstetric Care & New-born care (24X7)
    • MNCU
  • Obstetrical-Hybrid ICU: All Multidisciplinary team support
  • Elective Surgeries:
    • General surgeries-TAH, Myomectomy, Ovarian cystectomy, Endometrioma excision, Salpingo-oophrectomy, Vaginoplasty, Polypectomy
    • Gynae-oncology: Wertheim’s hysterectomy, pelvic lymphadenectomy, Primary debulking, interval debulking, Omentectomy
    • Urogynaecology: VH with pelvic floor repair, Manchester repair, Sacrospinous fixation
    • Fertility enhancing surgeries- Diagnostic hystero-laparoscopy, Myomectomy, Recanalization
    • Endoscopy Services: Laparoscopy and hysteroscopic surgeries
    • Thermocoagulation/ cryo-coagulation precancerous lesions
  • IUI Lab:
    • Full work up of infertile couple
    • OVI with IUI

  • Number of OT- 4 (Major Gynae, Caesarean, Family Planning, Minor)

  • Number of LR- 2 (Clean, Septic)

  • IPD 70 beds (40 OBG, 30 Gynae), 15LR, 8 HDU

Name of the Clinic Weekday/s Timings Number of cases (Av) Name of Clinic In-charge
Ante-Natal Clinic Daily 9.00am-1.00pm 65 According to Unit
High-risk pregnancy clinic Daily 2.00pm-4.00pm 9-10 Dr Vaishali
Post Natal Clinic Daily 9.00am-1.00pm 8-9 Dr Pratibha Kushwaha
Cancer Clinic Wednesday 2.00pm-4.00pm 6-7
Cancer Screening 50/week 		Dr Ritu Sharma/ Dr Pinky Mishra
Infertility Clinic Tuesday 2.00pm-4.00pm 4-5 Dr Ritu Sharma/ Dr Ruchi Verma
Adolescent & Endocrine Clinic Daily 9.00am-1.00pm 5-6 Dr Ruchi Verma
Family Planning Clinic Daily 9.00am-1.00pm 35-40 Dr Ashu Bharadwaj
Menopausal Clinic Wednesday 2.00pm-4.00pm 20-25 Dr Ritu Sharma/ Dr Pinky Mishra
Any other clinic (STI) Daily 9.00am-1.00pm 60-70 Dr Pratibha Kushwaha
Fetal Medicine Clinic Daily
Friday		 9.00am-1.00pm
2.00pm-4.00pm		 15
3-4		 Dr Pratibha Kushwaha
Dr Vaishali

  • JSY Janani Suraksha yojna

  • JSSK Janani Shishu suraksha karyakram

  • Ayushmaan Bharat.

  • Family Planning Including -MTP facility,Contraception Cafeteria,Mini lap ligation

  • RRTC - GIMS projects funded by UPTSU-IHAT,Lucknow

  • PMSA

  • 6 Months Certificate Course under UP Government on "Fundamentals in Abdomino-pelvic USG Leval 1" USG Course for UP Medical Officers at GIMS started on 31st Jan 2023

Patient Workload

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Years OPD IPD Major Minor Delivery NVD LSCS
2018 32002 915 11 94 155 154 1
2019 37542 2714 155 669 819 690 129
2020 9182 958 191 217 510 349 161
2021 16419 2001 123 191 1228 907 321
2022 30430 3932 90 119 2420 1618 802
2023 34053 4705 1561 2176 2706 1849 857
2024 34880 5033 1704 3933 1986 1243 743
2025 39131 5410 1937 4933 2697 1659 1038

Academics

  • Providing state-of-the-art medical care to the women of Gautam Buddha Nagar & neighboring districts

  • Providing a safe &friendly milieu to the pregnant and other Gynecological disorder cases.

  • Providing scientific and evidence-based treatment.

  • Providing regular ANC care, screening, advice on immunization, nutritious diet, healthy life style and anticipatory guidance to all pregnancy cases.

  • Promotion of exclusive breastfeeding starting from 1st hour of delivery to six months of life

  • Imparting comprehensive medical education to postgraduates, undergraduates, nursing officers related to Obstetrics &Gynaecology patient care.

  • To cultivate, encourage and sustain an attitude of basic and advanced scientific research at all levels

  • Letter of permission from Medical Council of India vide letter No. MCI-34(41) (E-60)/2019 .Med/ 115574 dated 20th May 2019 for starting MBBS course for 100 students. First batch of 100 students have been admitted and classes has been commenced since 01 Aug 2019.

  • LCD Projector PC available

MBBS - 3rd Professional Part-2 Exam (Obstetrics & Gynecology) Results

MBBS Batch No. of Students Passed Students No. of Students with Distinctions
2019-20 95 93 6
2020-21 97 96 14

Results of DNB (Post Graduate) Students

PG Batch (DNB) No. of Students Passed Students
2020-21 2 2
2021-22 2 2

S No Type Topic Candidate & Guide Status
1 DNB Thesis Tranexamic Acid versus oestrogen for managing abnormal uterine bleeding AUB following Depot Medroxy Progesterone Acetate-DMPA (Antra) administration- A Randomized Controlled Trial Dr Angel Nandan-PI
Dr Ritu Sharma-Guide
Dr Pinky Mishra- Co-Guide		 Ongoing
2 DNB Thesis A Comparative study of Surgical outcomes of hysterectomy via vaginal natural orifice transluminal endoscopic surgery versus conventional laparoscopy Dr Monica-PI
Dr Pinky Mishra- Guide
Dr Ritu Sharma
Dr Ruchi Verma- Co-Guide		 Ongoing
3 DNB Thesis Assessment of Predictive Accuracy of Indian-Make Artificial intelligence enabled Smart Scope as Point-of-Care Screening and Triaging tool for Cervical Cancer Screening Dr Garima Singh-PI
Dr Pinky Mishra-Guide
Dr Ritu Sharma-Co-Guide		 Ongoing
4 DNB Thesis “Efficacy of Yoga along with Standard Treatment versus Standard Treatment alone for Sleep Disturbances among Perimenopausal Women – A Randomized Controlled Trial.” Dr Neelkamal-PI
Dr Ruchi Verma-Guide
Dr Ritu Sharma
Dr Pinky Mishra- Co-Guide		 Ongoing
5 DNB Thesis The role of anti-Mullerian hormone (AMH) as a predictor of intrauterine insemination (IUI) outcome in women with unexplained infertility: A prospective cohort study Dr Tanya Verma-PI
Dr Archana Gupta-Guide
Dr Ritu Sharma
Dr Vaishali- Co-Guide		 Ongoing
6 DNB Thesis Association of Ophthalmic Artery Doppler parameters and Optic Nerve sheath diameter with pre-eclampsia - A cross sectional study Dr Aprajita-PI
Dr Ritu Sharma-Guide
Dr Ashu- Co-Guide		 Ongoing
7 DNB Thesis Effectiveness of paracervical block verses local lignocaine spray along with intrauterine instillation for analgesia in office gynaecological procedures: An Assessor blinded Randomized Controlled Trial. Dr Labhanki-PI
Dr Pinky Mishra-Guide
Dr Ritu Sharma
Dr Vaishali- Co-Guide		 Ongoing
8 DNB Thesis Study the efficacy of new birth canal sonographic scoring as predictor for onset of spontaneous labour in singleton pregnancies Dr Danish-PI
Dr Shikha Seth-Guide
Dr Ritu Sharma-Co-Guide		 Completed
9 DNB Thesis To study the association of leucocyte indices, platelet indices and c-reactive protein with severity of pre-eclampsia Dr Charu-PI
Dr Ritu Sharma- Guide		 Completed
10 DNB Thesis Comparison between ultrasound guided intrauterine insemination and conventional method intrauterine insemination for successful pregnancy outcome a prospective cohort study Dr Nisha-PI
Dr Ritu Sharma-Guide
Dr Vaishali- Co-Guide		 Completed
11 DNB Thesis Comparative Analysis of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) Protocol versus Conventional Care Protocol (CCP) for Elective Caesarean Section Dr Pradyumna Kr Rath-PI
Dr Ritu Sharma-Guide
Dr Pratima Maurya Co-Guide		 Completed
12 DNB Thesis Efficacy Of Intrapartum Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) Along With Massage As Compared to Massage Alone in Providing Labour Analgesia -A Randomised Controlled Trial Dr Smita Jugnu-PI
Dr Ritu Sharma-Guide
Dr Ruchi Verma- Co-Guide		 Completed
13 DNB Thesis Clinical profile and outcome of neonates born to mothers with SARS-CoV 2 infection- a prospective observational study Dr Shazmeen-PI
Dr Ritu Sharma-Co-Guide		 Completed

  • Organized “IMS GURUKUL Menomaster 360-Edition 2024 (Comprehensive Learning Module on Menopause for Post-Graduates)” on 24/01/2026 under aegis of GNMS (ICOG Points 2)

  • Organized CME on “EMPOWER KNOWLEDGE, DEFEAT BREAST CANCER” on 31st Oct 2025 (UPMC credit point 3, ICOG 5)

  • Organized CME on “International Menopause Day Celebration” on 17/10/2025

  • Organized CME on “Management of Maternal & Newborn Complications at FRUs” on 29/04/2025 to 30/04/2025 (UPMC credit point 6)

  • Organized CME on “Mitigating the barriers to achieve WHO targets for cervical cancer elimination” on 24th Jan 2025 (UPMC credit point 3, ICOG 5)

  • Organized “IMS GURUKUL Menomaster 360-Edition 2024 (Comprehensive Learning Module on Menopause for Post-Graduates)” on 08/02/2025 under aegis of GNMS (UPMC credit point 3, IMS 1)

  • Online Workshop on "WHO-LCG" on online ECHO platform on 14th Feb 2024

  • Organised laparoscopic workshop on “laparoscopic uterosacral hysteropexy” in the OBG department in collaboration with invited guest faculty from HIMSAR, Delhi on 26th Oct 2023 to enhance the knowledge and skills of faculty as a part of ongoing medical education

  • Conducted second RRTC CME on 3/4th Oct 2023 for MBBS doctors and specialists, OBG and Paediatrics from 5 districts of UP, for strengthening of FRUs by doctors mentoring program, RRTC Program in collaboration with government of Uttar Pradesh, and UP-TSU

  • Organised workshop on “Basic and Advanced Laparoscopic course” in collaboration with department of Surgery on 17-19th May 2023.

  • Conducted second RRTC CME on 28-29th March 2023 for MBBS doctors and specialists, OBG and Paediatrics from 5 districts of UP, for strengthening of FRUs by doctors mentoring program, RRTC Program in collaboration with government of Uttar Pradesh, and UP-TSU

  • Online Workshop on "Respectful Maternity Care" on online ECHO platform on 13th December 2023

  • Organised CME cum Hands-on Workshop on “Management of maternal and new-born complications at First Referral Units” on 6-7 Sept, 2022 (6 credit hrs UPMC)

  • Conducted RTOT Workshop of first batch under RRTC project on 30-31st August, 2022 for strengthening of FRUs by doctors mentoring program, RRTC Program in collaboration with government of Uttar Pradesh, and UP-TSU

  • Organised Live Operative Workshop cum CME-Theme “Endoscopy for Beginners: Better Late Than Never” on 29/07/2022 (3 credit hrs UPMC)

  • Organised hands on workshop on “Endosuturing and Science of Energy” workshop at GIMS on 11 June 2022

  • Organised webinar on “Pregnancy and COVID 19” by Obstetrics & Gynaecology department GIMS on 12 June 2021.

  • Organised Gynaecological CME on “Cervical cancer prevention in COVID 19 & beyond” on 16th Oct 2020 at GIMS. (1 ICOG credit point)

  • Organised Gynaecological CME on “Ovarian Malignancy Update” under the aegis of UP Chapter AGOI on 10th August 2019 at GIMS

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Research

  • WHO SCOPE – Standardization of Covid in pregnancy project

  • Role of short term oral estradiol in natural estrogen deficient symptomatic COVID 19 patient- RCT

  • COVID-19 infection in Pregnancy: Analysis of potential Feto-Maternal effects and risk of vertical transmission

  • Psychological impact, stressors and coping strategies among frontline and second line health workers in COVID pandemic- A comparative study from North India

  • COVID-19 infection in Pregnancy: Analysis of potential Feto-Maternal effects and risk of vertical transmission

  • Acceptance barriers to newer postpartum contraceptives in early postpartum period- a cross sectional study at a tertiary care center in Western UP – STS Project

  • Assessment of predicting the efficacy of cervical mucus testing for spontaneous onset of labour in term pregnancies – STS Project

  • Efficacy of Mifepristone and misoprostol vs misoprostol alone for inducing labour in Intra uterine death- RCT

  • Relationship between Telomere length, endothilin-1, inflammatory markers and oxidative stress in pre eclampsia

  • Effect of centrality of umbilical cord and vascular pattern of chorionic blood vessels on fetal outcome

  • Chest Radiography in Covid-19 pregnancy & its Clinico-Biochemical Correlation- A Retrospective Single Centre Study

  • Clinical profile of Covid-19 in Premenopausal & menopausal women – A Retrospective comparative analysis

  • Study of efficacy of new sonographic birth canal scoring as predictor for onset of spontaneous labour in singleton pregnancies

  • To study the association of leucocytes indices, platelet indices, CRP with severity of pre eclampsia

  • Introduction of 1 min preceptor for clinical teaching in Gynaecology department

  • Impact of second wave OF Covid-19 on feto-maternal outcome.

  • Association of systemic inflammatory markers in first trimester with early pregnancy loss- A prospective observational study

  • RRTC- GIMS for the project on “Health Facility Strengthening” by UPTSU-IHAT funded by Bills Gate &Mirenda foundation with project lead Bidyut K Sarkar (Grant: 30,47,880/-Per centre)

  • STS-ICMR project Assessing efficiency of cervical mucous testing for predicting spontaneous onset of labour(STS Project) (Grant: 20,000/-)

  • Searching appropriate biomarkers as predictor for preterm delivery in threatened preterm labour in low resource settings

  • Health camp based cervical cancer screening using multiple screening modalities to increase screening coverage in rural areas and the use of mobile friendly app to maintain rural registries.

  • Develop the department as a centre of excellence for Obstetrics &Gynaecology for undergraduate &postgraduate training (DNB).

  • Development of UG and PG teaching modules for simplified teaching

  • Develop Gynaecology Museum

  • Upgrading infertility service to level II and higher

  • Upgrade the Gynaecological Oncology services

  • To start a dedicated family planning OT

  • Develop Obstetrics &Gynaecologysub-specialties as Menopausal & Breast, Urogynaecology clinic.

  • Start the Emergency Obstetric training services for the nursing staff and Medical officers to uplift the peripheral health services

  • Further training of faculty in their subspecialties of choice.

  • To start certificate courses in Colposcopy, Hysteroscopy

  • To improvise the research in the department with extra-mural projects.

  • To improve infrastructure & patient friendly facilities for poor women of this region.

  • Organize State level conference

  • Cervical and breast cancer awareness program in collaboration with department of community medicine on 5th Feb 2024

  • Guest lecture on “Medico legal issues” by Dr Alokita, Senior specialist organised on 15 March 2023

  • PMSMA inaugurated in the OPD of OBG department on 11 March 2023

  • Organised “Cervical and breast Cancer awareness program “ for Nursing students at CON GIMS on occasion of cancer awareness month on 27/01/23

  • Organised “Cervical and breast cancer screening cum awareness camp” on women day 8 and 9th March 2021

  • Organised “Pan India green menstrual drive and all India safe menstrual pledge taking ceremony” on 5th march 2020

  • Organized “Cervical cancer prevention awareness campaign” in January 2019 which included awareness rally, free screening camp and a poster competition

  • Organised an orientation program for ASHA workers in 2019

Publications

S No Publication Details (Last 3 Years)
1 Pandey Y, Sharma R, Verma R, Mishra P. Acceptance barriers to newer postpartum contraceptives in early postpartum period- A cross-sectional study from Western UP India.
2 Gupta R, *Sharma R, Mandal S, et al. Role of Infection Prevention and Control Practices in Preventing COVID-19 Reinfection Among Healthcare Workers: A Single-Centre Experience from North India. Cureus. 2025 Nov 12; 17(11): e96662. DOI 10.7759/cureus.96662
3 Goel V, Devi K, S Neetu, Chauhan V, Sharma R, Srivastava S. Resistant profile and molecular insights of carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae clinical isolates: A preliminary experience from a tertiary care hospital.Microbial Drug Resistance 2025. MDR-2025-0111
4 Verma R, Sharma R, Mishra P, et al. (August 05, 2025) Opportunistic Cervical Cancer Screening During Antenatal Visits: A Small Step Toward Early Detection. Cureus. 2025 Aug 5; 17(8): e89433. doi:10.7759/cureus.89433
5 Mishra P, Sharma R, Srivastava A, Bhadouria N, Mandal S. Gap Analysis between Awareness and Acceptance of Human Papillomavirus Vaccination among Undergraduate Female Nursing Students and Paramedical Students in a Hospital of Western Uttar Pradesh: A Cross-sectional Observational Study. Journal of South Asian Federation of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. 2025 Sep 30;17(S2):S147-54
6 Dwivedi P, Jakhar K, Badesara S, Verma R, Dixit N, Raj S. A Preliminary Study of the Proportion of Different Chronic Headache Types and Their Effect on Quality of Life at a Tertiary Care Hospital in North India. Cureus. 2025 16;17(5):e84224. doi: 10.7759/cureus.84224. PMID: 40525069; PMCID: PMC12168805
7 Bahadur S, Kalhan S, Baidya M, Verma R, Gupta M, Shukla S. Malignant Phyllodes Tumour in a Pregnant Woman Masquerading Clinically as an Abscess: A case report. Thai Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. 2024 Mar 1:165-70
8 Tiwari P, Seth S, Sharma R*, Verma R, Narain M, Gupta R. Evaluating cervical mucous inflammatory status as novel predictor for spontaneous onset of labour at term: A prospective observational study. Med J Armed Forces India. 2024 Dec;80(Suppl 1):S7-S13. doi: 10.1016/j.mjafi.2022.06.006. Epub 2022 Aug 1. PMID: 39734837; PMCID: PMC11670591.
9 Mukhopadhyay, Sujaya & Sharma, Ritu & Gupta, Rakesh & Yadav, Sanju & Qamal, Sahabzada & Imran, Shazmeen. (2024).Longitudinal assessment of growth and neurodevelopment of children with in utero severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 exposure: A prospective cohort study. International Journal of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine. 10. 31-38. 10.4103/ijpam.ijpam_3_23.
10 Mishra P, Sharma R, Verma R. Clinical Profile of Patients with Peripartum Cardiomyopathy: A Single-center Experience and Review of Literature. J South Asian Feder Obst Gynae 2024;16(5):602–610
11 Singh B, Kumar R, Patra S, Bansal N, Singh G, Raghava K, Lodhi SK, Panchal A, Kumar S, Verma R*. Comparison of Three Methods of Umbilical Cord Management in Late Preterm and Term Newborns on Hemoglobin and Ferritin Levels at Six Weeks of Age: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Cureus. 2024 Apr;16(4).
12 Payal Jadaun, Priya Singh, Sadhana Singh, Ruchi Verma*, Comparison of effectiveness of ormeloxifene with norethisterone in abnormal uterine bleeding, JCDR. 2024: 1950 -1955
13 Sharma R, Pikee Saxena. Managing vasomotor symptoms at menopause: clinical Vignettes. Editorial. Pan Asian J Obs Gyn2023; 5(3):97-104
14 Imran S, Gupta R, Sharma R, et al. Perinatal Transmission of SARS-CoV-2 Infection and Its Clinical Attributes: A Single-Center Study from Western Uttar Pradesh. Cureus March 06, 2023. 15(3): e35824 DOI 10.7759/cureus.35824
15 Sharma R, Badyal D, Sharma R et al. Implementation of One-Minute Preceptor for Clinical Teaching in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. The Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology of India. 2023 Feb;73(1):69-76. Doi: 10.1007/s13224-022-01718-8.
16 Chandra V, Aggarwal K, Rumman A. Study of determinants of persistent postpartum hyertension at 6 weeks in women with pre-eclampsia. International journal of current pharmaceutical research. 2023; 15 (5) :101-104 DOI: 10.22159/ijcpr.2023v15i5.3064.
17 Singh M, Chawla L, Sherwani P, Maurya P, Rajaram S. Antenatal diagnosis of sympus dipus by MRI. Eur J Obstet Gynecol Reprod Biol X. 2023 Apr 15;18:100194. doi: 10.1016/j.eurox.2023.100194. PMID: 37151855; PMCID: PMC10160685

Research Projects

S No Research Details
1 Promotion of self-sampling for cervical cancer screening. (MRHRU-DHR Funded multicentric project)
2 Clinical validation study of “CerviScan” ICMR-INTENT; ICMR funded multicentric project
3 Non-Inferiority of the AI-enabled Smart Scope® Test Versus cytology in Cervical Cancer Screening: A Multicentric Observational Study PI; IEC: GIMS/IEC/HR/2025/83; NASSCOM funded.
4 Efficacy of Urine based human Papillomavirus cervical cancer screening as an alternative to currently used clinician sampling or Pap cytology (Co-PI; Grant from UPCST;)
5 Health Facility Strengthening (multicentre project); 30,47,880/- Per centre UPTSU-IHAT; Bills Gate & Mirenda foundation funded.
6 ICMR project on Establishment of Hospital-based STIs surveillance network in India
7 Development of Multidimensional scale and RCT based Psychological Intervention Module for Antenatal Registered Pregnant Women-ICMR project
8 Antibody Response following One Dose of Cervavac® as compared to One Dose of Gardasil® Vaccine in Healthy Girls Aged 9-14 Years: A Non-inferiority, Multicenter, Double-blind, Randomized Controlled trial" being conducted by ICMR-NICPR in collaboration with GIMS.
9 WHO SCOPE Project -Standardisation of COVID in Pregnancy Project.
10 Loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) based High-Risk Human Papillomavirus (16, 18, 45) testing: A proposed cost-effective tool for primary cervical cancer screening (MRU-DHR Funded project).
11 Efficacy of Indian make Transcutaneous Electric Nerve Stimulation Device “MATRI” in women with Primary Dysmenorrhoea- A Randomized Controlled Trial (2.8Lac, Biotechnology ignition grant (BIG) from BIRAC)

VISION PLAN

Present Status Next 1 Year Next 5 Years Next 10 Years
  • Patient Care
  • U.G teaching
  • P.G Teaching
  • Research
  • Faculty Development
  • To enhance the services of General Obstetrics, General Gynecology and Family Planning that are already being offered.
  • To improve infertility clinic services – Level I
  • To start a dedicated family planning OT
  • To establish fully functional cancer detection clinic
  • Develop Gynaecology Museum
  • Development of UG and PG teaching modules for simplified teaching.
  • Organization of Women health camps at regular interval in nearby areas.
  • EmOC & BEmOC training centre to improve the peripheral maternity care services
  • GYNE-ENDOSCOPY AND MINIMAL ACCESS SURGERY UNIT
  • Laparoscopy
  • Hysteroscopy
  • Developing facilities for the following invasive procedures should be available
  • Amniocentesis
  • Fetal blood sampling
  • Fetal transfusion
  • Fetoscopy
  • To create a centre of excellence for management of Placenta Accreta
  • Referral centre for maternal and fetal medicine for the western UP zone
  • Infertility Unit
  • ASSISTED REPRODUCTION UNIT (IVF UNIT)
  • Starting of super specialty clinics
  • Pre-conception clinic
  • Medical disorder in pregnancy clinic
  • Recurrent abortion clinic
  • Multiple pregnancy clinic
  • Establishing department of Urogynaecology
MBBS, DNB MD (OBG), Certificate courses in sub specialities Increase in seat
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