Chandigarh University offers a Diploma in Community Medical Service And Essential Drug for those who want to pursue a career in the medical field. This diploma program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to provide medical services to the community. The program focuses on the principles of community health, public health, and primary health care. It also covers topics such as epidemiology, health promotion, and disease prevention. The program also provides an understanding of the essential drugs and their use in the community. The program also provides an overview of the medical services available in the community and how to access them. The program also covers the legal and ethical aspects of providing medical services. The program also provides an understanding of the principles of medical ethics and the importance of patient confidentiality. The program also provides an understanding of the role of the community in providing medical services. The Chandigarh University Diploma in Community Medical Service And Essential Drug is an excellent program for those who want to pursue a career in the medical field.

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

Semester	Syllabus
1st Semester	Introduction to Community Medicine, Health Care Delivery System, Health Economics, Health Education and Communication Skills, Environmental Health, Biostatistics and Epidemiology, Health Care Administration and Management, Primary Health Care.
2nd Semester	Maternal and Child Health, Nutrition, Community Health Nursing, Mental Health, Health Care of Elderly, Health Care of Disabled, Occupational Health, Health Care of Adolescent, Health Care of School Children, Health Care of Urban and Rural Population.
3rd Semester	Research Methodology, Health Care of Special Population, Health Care of Tribal Population, Health Care of Refugees, Disaster Management, Health Care of Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Health Care of Substance Abuse, Health Care of HIV/AIDS, Health Care of Non-Communicable Diseases.
4th Semester	Essential Drugs, Clinical Pharmacology, Clinical Trials, Drug Information, Drug Formulation and Technology, Drug Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Pharmacy Practice, Pharmaceutical Care, Pharmaceutical Marketing, Pharmaceutical Management.

1. Introduction to Community Medical Service and Essential Drug
2. Community Health Care and Primary Health Care
3. Epidemiology and Public Health
4. Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
5. Health Care Delivery Systems
6. Health Care Financing
7. Health Care Quality and Safety
8. Health Care Informatics
9. Health Care Economics
10. Health Care Law and Ethics
11. Health Care Administration
12. Health Care Research
13. Pharmaceutical Care
14. Pharmacology
15. Pharmacotherapeutics
16. Drug Information
17. Drug Interactions
18. Drug Delivery Systems
19. Drug Formulation and Compounding
20. Drug Regulatory Affairs
21. Clinical Pharmacology
22. Clinical Trials
23. Clinical Pharmacy Practice
24. Clinical Toxicology
25. Clinical Nutrition
26. Clinical Pathology
27. Clinical Microbiology
28. Clinical Immunology
29. Clinical Genetics
30. Clinical Pharmacokinetics