The JS University Diploma in Community Medical Service and Essential Drug course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide quality medical care to underserved communities. The course focuses on the principles of community health, public health, and primary care, as well as the essential drugs and medical services needed to provide effective care. Students will learn how to assess the needs of a community, develop and implement effective health care plans, and provide quality medical care to those in need. The course also covers the legal and ethical aspects of providing medical care in a community setting, as well as the importance of public health education and advocacy. Upon completion of the course, students will be prepared to work in a variety of settings, including community health centers, public health departments, and other health care organizations. This diploma is an excellent choice for those looking to make a difference in the lives of underserved communities.

Course	Fee	Duration	Mode of Study	University Type
JS University Diploma in Community Medical Service And Essential Drug	$1000	6 Months	Online	Private

Semester	Subject	Topic Covered
1st Semester	Community Medicine	Introduction to Community Medicine, Epidemiology, Health Education and Communication Skills, Health Administration and Planning, Environmental Health, Biostatistics, Health Economics, Maternal and Child Health, Primary Health Care.
2nd Semester	Essential Drugs	Introduction to Essential Drugs, Pharmacology, Pharmacotherapeutics, Clinical Pharmacy, Drug Information, Drug Store Management, Drug Regulatory Affairs, Quality Assurance in Pharmacy.
3rd Semester	Community Medicine	Social and Preventive Medicine, Medical Sociology and Demography, International Health, Health Research Methodology, Nutrition, Occupational Health, Genetics, Geriatrics, Mental Health.
4th Semester	Essential Drugs	Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical Biochemistry, Pharmaceutical Microbiology, Pharmaceutical Analysis, Pharmaceutical Technology, Pharmaceutical Formulation, Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence.
5th Semester	Community Medicine	Medical and Surgical Emergencies, Disaster Management, Health Care of Special Groups, Health Care of Elderly, Health Care of Adolescent, Health Care of Women, Health Care of Children, Health Care of Disabled.
6th Semester	Essential Drugs	Clinical Pharmacy Practice, Hospital Pharmacy, Clinical Toxicology, Drug Metabolism, Drug Interactions, Drug Delivery Systems, Pharmaceutical Marketing, Drug Design and Development.

1. Introduction to Community Medical Service and Essential Drug Course
2. Epidemiology and Public Health
3. Health Care Delivery System
4. Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
5. Health Care Financing and Economics
6. Health Care Quality and Safety
7. Health Care Information Systems
8. Clinical Practice Guidelines
9. Clinical Practice Management
10. Clinical Research and Evidence-Based Medicine
11. Pharmacology and Therapeutics
12. Pharmacovigilance
13. Drug Interactions and Adverse Drug Reactions
14. Drug Formulation and Delivery
15. Drug Regulation and Legal Aspects
16. Drug Utilization and Cost Containment
17. Clinical Pharmacy Services
18. Community Pharmacy Practice
19. Clinical Toxicology
20. Clinical Nutrition
21. Clinical Pathology
22. Clinical Genetics
23. Clinical Microbiology
24. Clinical Immunology
25. Clinical Psychology
26. Clinical Social Work
27. Clinical Ethics
28. Clinical Communication Skills
29. Clinical Leadership and Management
30. Clinical Teaching and Education