DERMATOLOGY

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    • Dr. Lissy Skaria

    • Professor
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    • Dr. Megha Mariam George

    • Assistant Professor
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    • Dr. Nikhil George

    • Senior Resident (SR)
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    • Dr. Vinay Varghese Mathai

    • Senior Resident (SR)
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General Introduction: The Department of Dermatology at the undergraduate level is an integral part of medical education, focusing on the study and management of skin, hair, and nail disorders. Grounded in the principles of dermatological science, the department plays a crucial role in shaping students' understanding of dermatological conditions, their diagnosis, and appropriate therapeutic interventions.

Department Vision:
To be a center of excellence in undergraduate dermatology education, producing healthcare professionals with a comprehensive understanding of dermatological principles. The department envisions its graduates as skilled dermatologists capable of addressing a wide range of skin conditions with precision, empathy, and a holistic approach to patient care.
Department Mission:

1. Educational Excellence:
   • Deliver a robust curriculum covering the breadth of dermatology, including the anatomy and physiology of the skin, common skin disorders, dermatopathology, and cosmetic dermatology.
2. Clinical Exposure:
   • Provide hands-on clinical exposure, allowing students to develop practical skills in the diagnosis and management of dermatological conditions.
3. Preventive Dermatology:
   • Emphasize the importance of preventive dermatological care, promoting skin health and raising awareness about common skin conditions.

Department Core Values:

1. Patient-Centered Care:
   • Instill a commitment to patient-centered care, emphasizing empathy, effective communication, and cultural sensitivity in the evaluation and management of dermatological conditions.
2. Ethical Practice:
   • Uphold the highest ethical standards in dermatological care, ensuring transparency and integrity in patient interactions.
3. Collaboration:
   • Recognize the interdisciplinary nature of healthcare, fostering collaboration with other medical specialties for comprehensive patient care.
4. Lifelong Learning:
   • Encourage a culture of continuous learning, ensuring that students stay updated with advancements in dermatology and evidence-based practices.
      

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