Kalinga University’s Diploma in Community Medical Service and Essential Drug Course is a unique program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide medical services to communities in need. This program provides students with an understanding of the principles of community health, medical ethics, and the use of essential drugs. It also provides students with the opportunity to gain practical experience in the field of community health and medical service. Through this program, students will gain an understanding of the importance of providing quality medical services to communities in need and the importance of using essential drugs in the treatment of diseases. This program is ideal for those who are interested in pursuing a career in community health and medical service.

University Type	Course Fee	Duration	Mode of Study
Private	INR 10,000	6 Months	Online

Semester	Subject	Topic Covered
1st Semester	Introduction to Community Medical Service and Essential Drug	Introduction to Community Medical Service, Essential Drugs, Drug Formulation and Dispensing, Drug Storage and Distribution, Drug Administration and Monitoring
2nd Semester	Community Health Care and Drug Management	Community Health Care, Drug Management, Drug Utilization, Drug Information and Education, Drug Safety and Quality Assurance
3rd Semester	Clinical Pharmacology and Drug Therapy	Clinical Pharmacology, Drug Therapy, Drug Interactions, Drug Monitoring and Evaluation, Drug Prescribing and Dispensing
4th Semester	Pharmaceutical Care and Drug Utilization	Pharmaceutical Care, Drug Utilization, Drug Information Systems, Drug Policy and Regulations, Drug Economics and Financing

1. Introduction to Community Medical Service and Essential Drug Course
2. Epidemiology and Health Care Delivery
3. Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
4. Health Care Systems and Policies
5. Primary Health Care and Health Care Delivery
6. Health Care Financing and Management
7. Community Health Care Services
8. Health Care Delivery in Rural Areas
9. Health Care Delivery in Urban Areas
10. Health Care Delivery in Tribal Areas
11. Health Care Delivery in Remote Areas
12. Health Care Delivery in Conflict Areas
13. Health Care Delivery in Disaster Areas
14. Health Care Delivery in Developing Countries
15. Health Care Delivery in Developed Countries
16. Health Care Delivery in Low-Income Countries
17. Health Care Delivery in High-Income Countries
18. Health Care Delivery in Refugee Camps
19. Health Care Delivery in Conflict Zones
20. Health Care Delivery in Post-Conflict Zones
21. Health Care Delivery in Post-Disaster Zones
22. Health Care Delivery in Post-War Zones
23. Health Care Delivery in Post-Natural Disaster Zones
24. Health Care Delivery in Post-Epidemic Zones
25. Health Care Delivery in Post-Pandemic Zones
26. Health Care Delivery in Post-Terrorist Attack Zones
27. Health Care Delivery in Post-Civil Unrest Zones
28. Health Care Delivery in Post-Political Unrest Zones
29. Health Care Delivery in Post-Economic Crisis Zones
30. Health Care Delivery in Post-Environmental Crisis Zones
31. Health Care Delivery in Post-Humanitarian Crisis Zones
32. Health Care Delivery in Post-Human Rights Crisis Zones
33. Health Care Delivery in Post-Social Crisis Zones
34. Health Care Delivery in Post-Cultural Crisis Zones
35. Health Care Delivery in Post-Religious Crisis Zones
36. Health Care Delivery in Post-Migration Crisis Zones
37. Health Care Delivery in Post-Gender Crisis Zones
38. Health Care Delivery in Post-Sexual Orientation Crisis Zones
39. Health Care Delivery in Post-Age Crisis Zones
40. Health Care Delivery in Post-Disability Crisis Zones
41. Health Care Delivery in Post-Indigenous Crisis Zones
42. Health Care Delivery in Post-Ethnic Crisis Zones
43. Health Care Delivery