Sanskriti University’s Diploma in Community Medical Service and Essential Drug course is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills to become effective healthcare professionals in the community. The course focuses on the development of essential medical services and the use of essential drugs in the community. It provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles of community health, public health, and primary health care. The course also covers topics such as epidemiology, health promotion, health education, and health economics. It also provides an understanding of the principles of pharmacology, pharmacotherapy, and drug information. The course also provides an understanding of the principles of medical ethics and the legal aspects of healthcare. The course also covers the management of chronic diseases, the management of acute diseases, and the management of infectious diseases. The course also covers the management of mental health and the management of substance abuse. The course also provides an understanding of the principles of public health and the management of health services. The course also provides an understanding of the principles of health economics and the management of health care resources.

Course Fee	Duration	Study Mode	University Type
Rs. 10,000	6 Months	Online	Private

Semester	Syllabus
1st	Anatomy & Physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Microbiology
2nd	Pharmacology, Community Medicine, Health Education & Communication Skills
3rd	Forensic Medicine & Toxicology, Medical Jurisprudence, Ophthalmology & ENT
4th	Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Paediatrics
5th	Psychiatry, Dermatology, Radiology, Orthopaedics
6th	Essential Drugs & Drug Store Management, Hospital Administration, Research Methodology

1. Introduction to Community Medicine
2. Epidemiology
3. Health Care Delivery System
4. Health Education and Communication
5. Primary Health Care
6. Health Care Financing
7. Health Care Administration
8. Health Care Policies
9. Health Care Economics
10. Essential Drugs and Drug Formulation
11. Clinical Pharmacology
12. Clinical Trials
13. Clinical Research
14. Public Health Nutrition
15. Environmental Health
16. Occupational Health
17. Mental Health
18. Health Care of Special Groups
19. Health Care of Elderly
20. Health Care of Women and Children
21. Health Care of Disabled
22. Health Care of Rural Population
23. Health Care of Urban Population
24. Health Care of Tribal Population
25. Health Care of Migrant Population
26. Health Care of Industrial Workers
27. Health Care of Slum Dwellers
28. Health Care of Refugees
29. Health Care of Disaster Victims
30. Health Care of Prisoners
31. Health Care of Sexually Transmitted Diseases
32. Health Care of HIV/AIDS
33. Health Care of Non-Communicable Diseases
34. Health Care of Communicable Diseases
35. Health Care of Vector Borne Diseases
36. Health Care of Zoonotic Diseases
37. Health Care of Food Borne Diseases
38. Health Care of Water Borne Diseases
39. Health Care of Air Borne Diseases
40. Health Care of Occupational Diseases
41. Health Care of Animal Borne Diseases
42. Health Care of Parasitic Diseases
43. Health Care of Vector Control
44. Health Care of Vaccination
45. Health Care of Immunization
46. Health Care of Drug Abuse
47. Health Care of Substance Abuse
48. Health Care of Alcoholism
49. Health Care of Tobacco Use
50. Health Care of Drug Addiction