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Shalamar Medical & Dental College takes its name from

Shalamar Gardens which is located in proximity to the


institution. Built by the Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan in 1641
(1051 AH), the picturesque landscapes and architecture of
the complex combines tradition with science to create a
haven for the urban dwellers of the city of Lahore.

Shalamar Medical & Dental College, Lahore over the


passage of time has become synonymous with excellence
inculcating a sense of duty, responsibility and lifelong
learning within its graduates making it one of the best
medical institutes of Pakistan.
CONTENTS
Introduction
Vision
Mission
Board of Trustees
Message from the Principal SMDC
Accreditation Status

THE COLLEGE
Building
Auditorium
Museums
Lecture Halls
Library
Computer Lab
Laboratories
Skills Lab
Gymnasium
Hostel
Food Court
THE FACULTY & DEPARTMENTS

Anatomy
Biochemistry
Physiology
Pharmacology
Forensic Medicine & Toxicology
Community Medicine
Pathology
General Surgery
Internal Medicine
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Paediatrics
Ophthalmology
Otorhinolaryngology (ENT)
Dermatology
Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
Urology
Orthopaedics
Anaesthesia
Cardiology & Cardiovascular Surgery
Radiology
Medical Education

Office of Student Affairs

Shalamar Hospital
Fauji Foundation Hospital Lahore
Co-Curricular Activities
4th International Conference (Challenge of Change)
Shining Star of SMDC
Scholarships
5th Convocation SMDC (Passion to Serve)
Electives Programme in SMDC
Code of Conduct
Attendance Policy
Assessment Policy
Detained Students Attendance
Assessment Policy
Eligibility Criteria for MBBS Course in Pakistan
Weightage for Merit Determination
Fees and Other Dues
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INTRODUCTION
Shalamar Institute of Health Sciences (SIHS) constitutes Shalamar Medical & Dental College,
Shalamar Hospital, Shalamar School of Allied Health Sciences and Shalamar Nursing College.
Evolution of Shalamar Institute of Health Sciences
SIHS was created with a vision to offer healthcare education at under graduate and post graduate
levels. Equipped with custom built infrastructure, human resource and cutting edge equipment,
SIHS trains students in various disciplines of health education.
The journey of Businessmen Hospital Trust (BHT) began with Chaudhry Nazar Mohammad (Late)
who set out to create the “Businessmen Hospital Trust (BHT) in 1978. He envisioned a facility
offering quality healthcare to the community and was joined by like-minded visionaries including Ch.
Mohammad Husain and Mr. Shahbaz-ud-Din Chaudhry who supported his goal.
‘Businessmen Hospital Trust’ was formed in 1978 with a vision to provide quality healthcare and
education to the communities who needed it the most. Later renamed Shalamar Hospital, the
evolution of the facility and where it stands today has only been possible through the tireless efforts
of the capable & professional team who have worked with the trustees to implement the vision of
Chaudhry Nazar Mohammad (Late) to create an institution to serve the needs of the community.
Timeline:
1978: Shalamar Hospital.
2006: Shalamar Nursing College.
2009: Shalamar Medical & Dental College.
2015: Shalamar School of Allied Health Sciences.
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Shalamar Hospital
Shalamar Hospital is a tertiary care medical facility offering medical services to the community,
at par with international standards. With an experienced and well qualified clinical faculty, latest
equipment and customized infrastructure, Shalamar Hospital meets the needs of the patients and
the students alike.
Built on the principles of community service and creating an environment which benefits the patients,
Shalamar Hospital is one of the oldest hospitals in the north of the city of Lahore and provides
treatment in multiple disciplines.
Shalamar Hospital has a complete range of services including General Surgery, Anaesthesia,
Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Internal Medicine, Pathology, Radiology, Paediatrics, Endocrinology,
Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery, Pulmonology, Rheumatology, Gastroenterology, Neurology,
Nephrology, Ophthalmology, Otorhinolaryngology (ENT), Dermatology, Psychiatry, Urology,
Orthopaedics, Burns & Plastic Surgery, Radiology and 24 hour Emergency Services.
Shalamar Hospital takes pride in its consultants, who not only impart clinical training to the students
of medicine, allied health sciences and nursing, but also serve the needs of the patients from all
walks of life with dedication, commitment and sincerity.
Shalamar Nursing College
Nursing is the backbone of healthcare and the role of a nurse in a health facility is crucial. The
Shalamar Nursing College (SNC) was established in 2006 to meet the growing demand of nursing
professionals both locally and internationally.
The SNC campus is located within the SIHS premises offering training programs which serve as
a foundation for long term career opportunities in the field. The training at SNC prepares nursing
graduates to follow a path towards nursing or other career opportunities like teaching, research and
advanced practice nursing through a rigorous structure of instruction and training.
Shalamar Medical & Dental College
Conceptualized in the year 2007, Shalamar Medical & Dental College (SMDC) inducted its first set of
students in 2009-10. The priority of SMDC is to provide an environment conducive to students for
academic learning and clinical training.
Academic training at SMDC is constantly innovating and evolving. The upgradation of its teaching
structure to the modular system is a reflection of that ethos. The curriculum now includes problem
based learning, small group discussions and interactive learning supplemented by the latest
educational aids taught by highly qualified faculty members.
To foster the ideals of morality and ethics in every medical student, teaching of Behavioral Sciences
and Medical Ethics is of fundamental importance and is stressed upon at the institution.Today, with
750 students, SMDC inspires lifelong learning and dedication to the principles of health care.
Shalamar School of Allied Health Sciences
In 2015, the Shalamar School of Allied Health Sciences (SSAHS) was launched, making Shalamar
Institute of Health Sciences an establishment offering a complete spectrum of health education, to
create a skilled healthcare workforce for the welfare of the community
SSAHS offers the following undergraduate programs:
1.Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)
2.Bachelors in Medical Lab Technology (MLT)
3.Bachelors in Medical Imaging Technology (MIT)
4.Bachelors in Optometry & Orthoptics (OPT)
5.Bachelors in Operation Theatre Technology (OTT)

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VISION

Shalamar Medical & Dental College will be a leading institution of the future.
It will be a world leader in education, research and clinical care known for
promoting the spirit of life-long learning, innovation and compassionate
healthcare. We shall be focusing on integration of research and education
and the fusion of technology and clinical care in an endeavour to produce
graduates who can provide cutting edge healthcare that is cost effective
and affordable for the ordinary citizen. We shall imbibe in our students the
highest values of medical ethics to be exemplary physicians who can be a
source of enlightenment for others and be leaders in their fields.

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MISSION

Shalamar Medical & Dental College aims to equip medical students and
healthcare professionals from diverse backgrounds with the knowledge, skills
and attitudes required to meet the primary needs of the region and nation. It
also aims to train the selected young men and women with quality medical
education having the highest moral and ethical standards that are necessary
in disciplined health professionals. The mission will be achieved through
commitment to the values of quality, excellence, compassion, integrity and
moral responsibility.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Mr. Shahid Hussain


Chairman Board of Trustees
Businessmen Hospital Trust

Mr. Syed Babar Ali Mr. M. Munir Chaudry Mr. Ibrar A. Mumtaz

Mr. Mian Altaf M. Saleem Mr. Shahbaz-ud-Din Ch Mr. Omar Saeed

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MESSAGE

Prof. M. Zahid Bashir


Principal
Shalamar Medical & Dental College

Welcome to Shalamar Medical & Dental College.

Congratulations on being selected for admission in Shalamar Medical & Dental College, located
in Lahore; one of the most beautiful and historical cities in Pakistan.
Shalamar Medical & Dental College is one of the oldest institutes for medical education in private
sector medical colleges in Pakistan.

As you embark on a new chapter of your life, always remember that learning does not stop
here. The educational experience offered at SMDC is truly unique. The students are taught from
the very first by experienced educationists the values and norms of health care delivery using
a state-of- the-art integrated curriculum. Our educational program fosters curiosity and critical
thinking. Effective technology tools along with personal interaction with the faculty promote
interactive learning and innovative teaching. Responsibility for the health care needs of the
diverse communities through innovative programs is inculcated in our graduates. Thus, striving
to produce master clinicians imbued with medical knowledge; who are committed to total patient
well-being, competent in technical skills and cognizant of population health values.

An extra ordinary environment is provided for those who aspire to careers involving scientific
research and I hope you will take full advantage to work under the guidance of one of the
outstanding research advisers’ working here.

A variety of Post-graduate courses are also offered to seamlessly support the carrier path after
completing the undergraduate program.

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our way of life – at least for the near future – but it has
not changed the combatant spirit of our students, our faculty and our staff.
The natural focus on the tragic and the unknown commands our attention, but amidst this anxiety
and confusion are ongoing stories about efforts by the SMDC community to pitch in when and
where it can to address the pandemic, whether it’s on the front lines in our affiliated hospitals or
behind the scenes in many other ways. Our faculty members are to be saluted for their tireless
work to their committed service to the people despite concerns for their own safety and that of
their families is symbolic of who we are and what we do here at SMDC. There has never been
a time when being a teacher has been more demanding or challenging.

It is very important that you take charge of your future at this stage of life. Your choice to focus your
time and energy will directly impact your future. I encourage you to work hard, set your goals and
stay focused on your objectives and do not let anyone or anything deter from achieving them.
I sincerely hope every young student who joins us has flooding passion to help people suffering
from diseases understands and shares our “Spirit of Healing’.

I wish you to enjoy your very best in your stay here, at SMDC, with commitment and perseverance.

Best wishes.
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ACCREDITATION STATUS
• Recognized & Registered by Pakistan Medical Commission
• Affiliated with University of Health Sciences, Lahore
• Approved by Ministry of Health, Government of Pakistan
• Recognized by College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP)
• Included in the WHO Avicenna Directory of Medical Colleges
• Included in International Medical Education Directory by FAIMER
• Global Education in Medical Exchange (GEMx) partner institute in Pakistan
• Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates

Foundation for Advancement of


International Medical Education and Research

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WELCOME TO SMDC

Shalamar Medical & Dental College falls under the umbrella of Shalamar Institute of
Health Sciences and is ranked among the top tier medical colleges of Pakistan.
In a short span of time, the institution has garnered a reputation for providing quality
education, a tradition of excellence and inculcating a passion of medicine within its
student body.
The institution was completed in 2009 and was the third project of the Businessmen
Hospital Trust and the first batch of medical students formally enrolled in the academic
session of 2009- 10. From 100 students in the first year of admission, the enrollment
has grown to 150 pupils each year.
SMDC is one of the few medical colleges in Pakistan with a dedicated teaching hospital
providing hands on training to the students. The college grooms its students to adapt to
the ever changing landscape of modern medicine. The curriculum is developed taking
into consideration both the academic and clinical training of the students.
The curriculum now includes problem based learning, small group discussions and
interactive learning supplemented by the latest educational aids taught by experienced
faculty members. SMDC takes pride in its exceptional faculty who share the institutional
values of excellence in education and lifelong learning.
The purpose-built centrally air-conditioned campus makes sure that the staff and
students are facilitated with the latest amenities and facilities to ensure there are no
obstacles in their academics or research.
Shalamar Medical & Dental College is affiliated with the University of Health Sciences
(UHS), Lahore, Punjab and is recognized by Pakistan Medical Commission (PMC). The
College is listed in the directory of Medical Schools of the World Health Organization.
Till date, more than 680 students have accomplished the dream of becoming medical
professionals at SMDC.
SMDC is recognized by College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP) for
postgraduate training in multiple disciplines including Medicine, Surgery, Gynaecology
and Obstetrics, Paediatrics, Orthopaedics, Otorhinolaryngology (ENT), Anaesthesia,
Dermatology, Cardiology, Radiology and Ophthalmology. Currently, more than 100 post
graduates are being trained in various specialties.
The institution’s success is not limited to its academic standard only, SMDC is recognized
for its extracurricular & co-curricular activities which help create an environment of
creation, cooperation and collaboration fostering growth and lifelong friendships.
In less than a decade, SMDC has created new standards of medical education in
Pakistan and has realized the dreams of its founders to excel in education, research,
and clinical care.

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FACILITIES

Auditorium Laboratories
Museums Food Court
Lecture Halls Gymnasium
Library Hostel
Computer Lab Skills Laboratory

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AUDITORIUM

The auditorium at Shalamar Medical & Dental College is named after the founding
members of the Business Hospital Trust, late Ch. Nazar Mohammad & late Ch.
Mohammad Husain. Designed to comfortably accommodate 500 plus people, the
auditorium is equipped with the latest audio visual conferencing facilities enabling
discourse and discussion with other local & international institutions.
The facility has been utilized for multiple international conferences, workshops, symposia
and seminars with eminent scholars, world renowned faculty and academicians. The
auditorium is also the mainstay for majority of the student performances during their
extra-curricular activities.

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MUSEUMS

The academic component of medical education is not complete without museums which
comprise of models of the human anatomy, specimens and mannequins.
SMDC has an extensive collection of the above mentioned in the respective departmental
museums of Community Medicine, Anatomy, Pathology and Forensic Medicine &
Toxicology ; a requisite for proper training of students.

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LECTURE HALLS

Developed to house 150 students at a time, the lecture halls at SMDC are fully air-
conditioned and equipped with multimedia facilities which include Wi-Fi, computers and
overhead projectors. The design of the lecture hall ensures flawless acoustics resulting
in an environment favorable for both learning and teaching. The exceptional lecture halls
highlight SMDC’s top priority which is student facilitation.

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LIBRARY

The library is named after the name of Late Prof. M. Akhtar Khan who has been
instrumental in the success of the institution.
There is an extensive collection of textbooks, reference books, illustrated collections
and up to date journals available in the library which serves as a guide to both students
and faculty alike. It also has a vast collection of audios, videos, CDs and DVDs to further
support the educational and research experience.
The library is regularly updated with the latest journals and manuscripts to meet the needs
of the academicians and students of SMDC. The main library is further supplemented
by the departmental libraries which house relevant literature to enhance the learning
experience. The libaray has access to HEC Digital Library.
Library timings are: 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.

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COMPUTER LAB

The spacious and state of the art computer laboratory currently supports 75 computers
catering to the needs of the students on campus. The computer lab facilitates learning
resources and offers high speed internet at all times ensuring that the students face no
hurdles in their academic pursuit.
The venue serves as not only an information resource center but also for students to
interact and develop their presentations, assignments and projects for their academics.

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LABORATORIES

Modern medical education requires fully equipped laboratories for multiple subjects to
impart practical training to students in their respective subjects. The laboratories at SMDC
are equipped with multimedia facilities, power lab and the latest apparatus required for
each specific subject. Currently SMDC has 6 laboratories which include a laboratory for
Anatomy (Histology), Forensic Medicine, Pathology, Physiology along with a separate
research room, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, COVID-19 PCR test and a separate Lab
for Advanced Research.

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FOOD COURT

The food court at SMDC meets the dietary needs of the students, faculty and staff of the
institution. The food court is located in the basement of the college with large windows
bringing in ample sunlight creating an inviting atmosphere. The food is prepared under
strict hygienic conditions in a professional grade kitchen.
The food court offers an assortment of food items at reasonable rates for breakfast,
snacks, lunch and dinner.
Approved by Punjab Food Authority (Licensed)

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GYMNASIUM

A healthy mind, body and soul are imperative for growth both personally and professionally.
SMDC believes in the wellness of its students, faculty and staff members and to this
end an air conditioned gymnasium has been set up at the campus. The gymnasium is
equipped with the latest equipment and has separate timings for males and females.
The coaching staff is available in gymnasium for training and guidance.

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HOSTELS

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SKILLS LAB

The Skills laboratory at SMDC offers the students to develop their practical clinical
techniques and be able to correctly examine, diagnose and treat their future patients.
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, pelvic, breast and head mannequins are some of the
teaching tools available for training. Dummy arms, legs and backs are used to teach
skills such as phlebotomy, inserting intravenous drips, executing a lumbar puncture and
applying sutures etc.

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FACULTY

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DEPARTMENTS
• Anatomy
• Physiology
• Biochemistry
• Pharmacology
• Forensic Medicine & Toxicology
• Community Health Sciences
• Pathology
• Internal Medicine
• General Surgery
• Obstetrics & Gynaecology
• Paediatrics
• Ophthalmology
• Otorhinolaryngology (ENT)
• Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
• Orthopaedics
• Dermatology
• Urology
• Radiology
• Anaesthesia
• Cardiology & Cardiovascular Surgery
• Burns & Plastic Surgery
• Medical Education
• Bioethics
• Research & Innovation
• Communication Skills

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DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY
Dr. Sarah Khalid Professor
Dr. Muhammad Jabeen Akhtar Professor
Dr. Uzma Waseem Assistant Professor
Dr. Afnan Gul Assistant Professor
Dr. Muhammad Bahadur Baloch Assistant Professor
Dr. Muhammad Jaffar Senior Demonstrator
Dr. Javeria Noor Senior Demonstrator
Dr. Saima Shahbaz Senior Demonstrator
Dr. Sohaib Demonstrator
Dr. Zara Nouman Demonstrator
Dr. Maryam Fatima Demonstrator
Dr. Sadia Rasool Demonstrator
Dr. Aizaz Khan Demonstrator
Dr. Ursulla Akif Demonstrator
Dr. Nosheen Pervaiz Demonstrator
Dr. Aleena Naeem Demonstrator

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Human Anatomy is the study of the structure of the human body and the relationship
between its parts.

Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom (Aristotle).

Human anatomy is the introduction to medicine, it is Polaris and lexicon. It is central to


all medical learning. It is an integral component of medical education as an introduction
to the language of Medicine, Pathology and Surgery.

Teaching the subject of anatomy in the department of Anatomy at SMDC is a progressive


one, offering a dynamic approach, utilizing small group teaching sessions.

These approaches in the dissection hall, museum and histology laboratory are a
stimulating way to educate the students about collaborative learning and to improve
their communication skills.

The department of anatomy at SMDC facilitates the Undergraduate students in pursuing


a career in the field of Medicine, Surgery, Nursing and Allied health sciences and in
understanding the structure of the Human body. The faculty of the department is qualified,
skilled, motivated and energetic with a deep zest for imparting knowledge of the subject.

The Anatomy Department of SMDC boasts a departmental museum, dissection hall and
a Histology laboratory to train the students in instruction of the subject. The museum
of the department has a variety of synthetic models and prosected specimens which
develop the surgical skills and enhance the understanding of the subject.

Dissection is an integral part of medical education and an unmatched effective method


of learning and teaching the structure of the human body. The dissection hall is a well-
ventilated purpose built facility with a fully functioning mortuary which has the ability to
accommodate six cadavers.

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY
Dr. Adeela Shahid Professor
Dr. Ambreen Khalid Associate Professor
Dr. Ayesha Sadiqa Assistant Professor
Dr. Hina Pasha Assistant Professor
Dr. Uzma Saleem Assistant Professor
Dr. Sahar Ashiq Demonstrator
Dr. Fatima Mueez Demonstrator
Dr. Sana Sayal Demonstrator
Dr. Aisha Bashir Demonstrator
Dr. Noor Zahra Demonstrator
Dr. Ayesha Nasir Demonstrator
Dr. Naila Hussain Demonstrator
Dr. Aasia Kanwal Demonstrator
Dr. Faisal Farooq Demonstrator

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Human physiology is the science of the mechanical, physical, and biochemical functions
of normal humans, tissues or organs.

Physiology is the foundation of modern medicine and considered to be the science of


life. It is the branch of biology that aims to understand the mechanisms of living things,
from the basis of cell function at the ionic and molecular level to integrated behaviour of
the whole body.

Taught in the first two years of medical education, the study of physiology is integrated
with subjects of Anatomy, Biochemistry, medicine, surgery, eye, ENT and community
medicine by a well experienced faculty staff trained to build a solid preliminary base
of medicine within the students as they progress in their learning over the years at the
institution. The department teaches under graduate students of MBBS, allied health
sciences and nursing, utilising modern teaching techniques to conduct lectures, tutorials,
interactive sessions, problem based learning, presentations and case based discussions.
SeLMS, webinars and zoom sessions are used for online physiology teaching.

The Physiology department has a fully equipped laboratory. The physiology lab is
furnished with the latest gadgets, apparatus and instruments along with power labs
allowing students to conduct experiments and tutorials in an environment at par with any
medical institution in the region.

The Department of Physiology’s commitment of instilling a passion for research within


its students can be seen with the establishment of the research lab. The research room
is designed to facilitate and encourage the students to go beyond their curricula and
develop an aspiration towards research.

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DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY
Dr. Anila Jalil Professor
Dr. Sadaf Saleem Uppal Associate Professor
Dr. Rukhshan Khurshid Assistant Professor
Dr. Ayesha Shahbaz Demonstrator
Dr. Rabail Malhi Demonstrator
Dr. Frieha Hasaan Demonstrator
Dr. Amna Zaree Demonstrator
Dr. Luke Azariah Demonstrator

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The branch of science concerned with the chemical and physico-chemical processes
and substances that occur within the living organisms.

Biochemistry explores the chemistry of living organisms and is vital for all life sciences.
Stability in biochemical changes and reactions are the basis of a healthy life and any
abnormality results in disease and lifelong complications. Thus, biochemistry is the basis
for diagnosis and management of diseases.

The department of Biochemistry at Shalamar Medical & Dental College has a competent
and experienced faculty committed to provide best teaching environment for medical,
Allied health sciences and Nursing students. The objective of the department is to teach
the students the molecular basis of all biochemical processes with clinical correlation.
Biochemistry is taught in integration with other subjects both horizontally and vertically.

The faculty provides training to students via lectures, labs/practical, small group
discussions and problem based learning sessions so they understand the fundamental
principles of the subject and apply scientific reasoning to solve the problems of
biochemistry and biochemical processes. Faculty is also trained to deliver online lectures,
tutorials, assignments and is able to assess them online.

The department has a state of the art laboratory completely furnished with equipment
including PCR, ELISA, Gel electrophoresis, Microlab, Spectrophotometers, -80
Refrigerator, Ultracentrifuge, Centrifuge, Microscopes, High grade distillation units and
Incubators allowing students to carry out experiments and understand the practical
application of the subject.

The students are encouraged to participate in the research projects of the department
and are facilitated to present their work in international and national conferences.
The Biochemistry department at SMDC is focused on creating a learning environment
for the students and is creating opportunities for academic & professional development
and community service. The department is FCPS recognized.

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DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY

Dr. A. Shabbir Ali Bhatti Professor


Dr. Abdul Karim Professor
Dr. Aliya Shabbir Assistant Professor
Dr. Nouman Johnson Senior Demonstrator
Dr. Muhammad Usman Senior Demonstrator
Dr. Aqsa Tahir Demonstrator
Dr. Kiran Wasiq Demonstrator
Dr. Mariam Sami Demonstrator
Dr. Muneeb Khan Demonstrator
Dr. Sidra Farooqi Demonstrator

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Pharmacology is a branch of science concerned with drugs including their origin,


composition, pharmacokinetics, therapeutic use and toxicology.

Pharmacology is a core part of medicine which overtime has helped develop drugs and
medicines that have saved countless lives.

The department of Pharmacology at SMDC is involved in teaching undergraduate


students of medicine, allied health sciences and nursing. Grooming an aptitude for
research and data gathering, the department concentrates on teaching in a practical
setting.

The department comprises of a well-trained, competent primary & research faculty,


graduate students and technical support staff. All team members work together at SMDC
to create an atmosphere of academic excellence and a thirst for exploration.

The department is equipped with the latest up to date equipment required for research
and practical application. This includes three digital data recording systems for
experimentation and research on living tissue.

The Department also features an animal house for pharmacological research which is
accessible to both staff and students to conduct experiments for research purposes.
The department actively participates in the development of coordinated curriculum in
collaboration with the medical education department for undergraduate studies.

The Department of Pharmacology of SMDC is recognised for M-Phil training in the


subject by University of Health Sciences (UHS) which demonstrates the quality and
competency of the department.

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DEPARTMENT OF FORENSIC MEDICINE & TOXICOLOGY

Dr. M. Zahid Bashir Professor


Dr. Muhammad Maqsood Professor
Dr. Muhammad Kashif Butt Assistant Professor
Dr. Sundus Mona Demonstrator
Dr. Summan Ejaz Demonstrator
Dr. Muhammad Dawood Demonstrator
Dr. Rafee Salar Azeem Demonstrator

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Forensic medicine and toxicology is an important and integral part of medical education
and is practiced at the interface with law. It is playing a pivotal role at places in aiding
criminal justice. It aims at the search for truth.

A fresh medical graduate is supposed to apply his knowledge of medicine and ethics
to solve different civil and criminal issues in liaison with law enforcement agencies.
During the course of service as government medical officer, a doctor is required to do
the medico legal examination of living and autopsy of the dead relating to the common
offenses. These medical examinations are required by law for dispensing justice.

The subject of forensic medicine and toxicology is taught in 3rd year of their study at
Shalamar Medical and dental College. Because of its distinct nature various effective
educational strategies are employed to teach the subject. The department is custom
built featuring a forensic medicine museum, tutorial and demonstration rooms. The
extensively housed forensic museum encompasses weapons of assault, models, charts,
toxicological specimens and different radiographs covering the spectrum of medico legal
aspects essential for undergraduate students.

The department has a well - equipped laboratory aimed to keep the students abreast
with latest techniques used in forensic science. For clinical exposure students visit the
forensic medicine department of King Edward Medical University and enhance their
skills to apply the subject clinically. Till today a number of graduates from SMDC are
providing their services in the country and around the globe very successfully because
of the training from this prestigious institute.

During the recent pandemic of COVID 19, when all the educational activities had
been suspended by the government, the management of SIHS made the necessary
arrangements to continue the educational activities through different online modalities.
There have been 34 webinar and 20 Moodle sessions in which all students participated
wholeheartedly, evident from their attendance and results of the assessment/ tests.

Under the astute leadership of the Head of Department, the faculty of the department
focuses on inculcating a sense of moral responsibility within the students and ensures
they are trained to reflect the standards of excellence set at the institution.

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES

Dr. M. Luqman Farrukh Nagi Associate Professor


Maj (R) Dr. Saadia Shehzad Assistant Professor
Dr. Saleem Perwaiz Iqbal Assistant Professor
Col. Dr. Jamal Abdul Nasir Senior Demonstrator
Dr. Ahmed Saud Demonstrator
Dr. Amna Khalid Demonstrator
Dr. Unsa Athar Demonstrator
Dr. Warda Aman Khan Demonstrator
Dr. Noor Ul Ain Daud Demonstrator

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Community medicine is concerned with the prevention of disease, the determinants


and natural history of disease in populations, and the influence of the environment and
society on health and disease. It deals with healthcare issues affecting communities as
a whole.

Community Health Sciences focuses on avoiding the influx of disease, developing


interventions which can prevent diseases and promote health and wellbeing in the
communities. The field identifies environmental and societal factors which may result in
decline in the health of the communities.

The department of Community Health Sciences trains students for the first four
formative years of medical education, teaching them the socioeconomic diversity and
health conditions of the communities. This is done through field trips, arranging health
activities for communities and public health events which imbibe in the students a sense
of responsibility and empathy towards the common public.

The department also teaches an extensive range of subjects of Public Health which
include epidemiology, bio-statistics, demography, health research methodologies,
prevention and control of communicable and non-communicable diseases.

The well qualified faculty of the department has published thirty research articles in
indexed journals of health since its inception. The students play a very active role in
research work under the guidance and supervision of the faculty. The students are
assessed according to the criteria set by the University of Health Sciences (UHS).

The faculty has been very active in delivering continued medical education in the fields
of health research methodologies and biostatistics in health research. The department
regularly participates and conducts workshops on multiple subjects of Public Health and
Community Medicine.

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DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY
Dr. Sania Shuja Professor
Dr. Farooq Aziz Professor
Dr. Maryam Riaz Tarar Professor
Dr. Asma Saadia Associate Professor
Dr. Tahir Naeem Associate Professor
Dr. Naureen Saeed Associate Professor
Dr. Urfa Shafi Assistant Professor
Dr. Ejaz Ahmed Hanif Assistant Professor
Dr. Mariam Danish Iqbal Assistant Professor
Dr. Ahsen Muzaffar Senior Demonstrator
Dr. Saadia Ijaz Senior Demonstrator
Dr. Saniyah Ali Senior Demonstrator
Dr. M. Masood Afzal Demonstrator
Dr. Khizer Aftab Demonstrator
Dr. Javeria Khaleeq Demonstrator
Dr. Tayyaba Rashid Demonstrator
Dr. Nazia Noor Demonstrator
Dr. Rabia Mukhtar Demonstrator
Dr. Mehreen Munir Baig Demonstrator

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SMDC Prospectus 2020-21
“Pathology is a branch of medical science concerned with the examination of blood,
tissues, and body fluids in order to make diagnosis of a specific disease”

The mission of Pathology Department at Shalamar Medical and Dental College (SMDC)
is to excel in teaching, academic activities, patient services and research. We strive to
impart high standards of ethical values to students, in-training physicians, and laboratory
staff for exemplary professional conduct and empathy towards patients.We emphasize
the concept of “patients first” and make an effort to organize laboratory services in a
patient-centered manner. Also, to educate students to be responsible citizens of the
world by understanding the relationship between disease prevention and reduction in
pollution levels of air, water and food, and creating champions of disease prevention.

Pathology is the study of mechanisms of disease such as infections, neoplasms and


cancers, as well as inherited abnormalities of anatomy and functions of the body. Being
an integrative discipline, it encompasses study at multiple levels such as molecular,
genetic, individual cell and sub-cellular levels, and thus may involve obtaining body tissue,
blood and body fluid samples for analysis. Pathological studies aim at understanding
how and why diseases develop, their signs and symptoms, and complications of specific
diseases. The ultimate objective is to improve management of these diseases in the
clinical setting, so as to enable and guide treating physicians and surgeons to deliver
best possible healthcare to our patients.

The multi-disciplinary function of pathology department encompasses teaching students


of the medical college, Allied Health Sciences, nursing and post-graduate fellows.
The teaching and academic activities are primarily carried out at Shalamar Medical
and Dental College (SMDC), which also houses a gross pathology museum, student
pathology laboratories, and a state-of-the-art medical library, all of which support
educational activities of the students. We provide pathology clinical service to in-patients
and out-patient clinics, and the general community. The pathology hospital laboratory
is located at Shalamar Hospital; it was recently renovated and equipped with modern
and automated medical equipment in sections of Histopathology, Chemical Pathology
(including special chemistry and immunology), Hematology& Blood Bank, Microbiology
and Molecular Biology. The department is also fully eqqupped with COVID-19 testing
facility.

The diverse faculty and laboratory staff are trained internationally and nationally with
recognized degrees including PhD (USA, UK, Pak), American Boards in Pathology,
Fellow of Royal College in Pathology, FCPS (Pak) and M. Phil (Pak). This highly-trained
faculty specializes in various subspecialties of pathology and carries on the mission of
the department with great pride.

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DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE
Dr. Mujeeb Ur Rehman Abid Butt Professor
Dr. Haroon Yousaf Professor
Dr. Rashid Ahmed Professor
Dr. Saleem Uz Zaman Adhmi Professor
Dr. Muhammad Imtiaz Malik Assistant Professor
Dr. Rozina Arshad Assistant Professor
Dr. Sarwat Iqbal Assistant Professor
Dr. Usman Tanveer Malik Assistant Professor
Dr. Muhammad Iftikhar Yousaf Assistant Professor
Dr. Saira Elain Anwer Khan Assistant Professor
Dr. Maria Javaid Assistant Professor
Dr. Khushbakht Assistant Professor
Dr. Amna Kiran Sarwar Senior Registrar
Dr. Abdul Sallam Sajid Senior Registrar
Dr. Qamar Sajad Senior Registrar
Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Wasif Khan Senior Registrar
Dr. Muhammad Hasnain Raza Senior Registrar
Dr. Akhtar Ali Senior Registrar
Dr. Samar Asim Senior Registrar
Dr. Muhammad Taha Waqas Senior Registrar

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SMDC Prospectus 2020-21

Internal medicine is the medical specialty dealing with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment
of adult diseases.

The subject of internal medicine is the practical application of all the basic sciences that medical
students learn in their initial years of education and training. The first three years of medical studies
entail an understanding of the basic sciences which include anatomy, physiology, biochemistry,
forensics, community health sciences and pathology. With this foundation of basic sciences, the
department of internal medicine trains students to apply their knowledge to understand signs,
symptoms and laboratory studies to diagnose and treat their patients.
From the 3rd to 5th MBBS year, during clinical training, students are also allowed to observe
different medical procedures such as GI endoscopies, bronchoscopies, echocardiogram,
haemodialysis, mechanical ventilation, lumbar punctures, pleural and peritoneal aspirations and
biopsies of various organs.

The highly qualified faculty of Internal Medicine focuses on creating a bridge for students from
theoretical to practical training. The department of medicine is also responsible for introducing the
students to research within the field and ensures their active participation in supervised research
projects. These activities help to improve the critical thinking process within the undergraduates.
During training, medical students are regularly assessed by tools such as multiple choice
questions (MCQs), clinical examinations including table viva, short case, long case and objective
structured clinical examination (OSCE).

The Medicine department of Shalamar Medical & Dental College is fully recognised by the
College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP) for training.

The department of Medicine at Shalamar Hospital provides healthcare facilities to not only to
the residents of Lahore but to countless patients who travel from far and wide across Punjab
seeking treatment for medicine and the sub specialties offered. This enhances the student’s
exposure to multiple pathologies and their management, hence supplementing their proficiency
in the profession.

The department of medicine comprises of the following subspecialties:

• Pulmonology
• Endocrinology
• Rheumatology
• Gastroenterology
• Neurology
• Nephrology
• Cardiology

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DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SURGERY

Dr. Khawaja Muhammad Azim Professor


Dr. Humad Naeem Rana Professor
Dr. Muhammad Touseef Asghar Professor
Dr. Muhammad Asghar Ali Professor
Dr. Rizwan Ahmad Khan Associate Professor
Dr. Tariq Saeed Associate Professor
Dr. Talat Waseem Associate Professor
Dr. Maaz Ul Hassan Assistant Professor
Dr. Sadaf Ishaque Assistant Professor
Dr. Muhammad Ahmed Senior Registrar
Dr. Rooh Ul Ain Senior Registrar
Dr. Tatheer Abbas Senior Registrar

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SMDC Prospectus 2020-21
General surgery is a medical discipline that involves performing various types of surgical
procedures to treat a broad range of health problems and diseases.

Established four decades ago in 1974, the department of General Surgery is an integral
part of Shalamar Hospital and has been providing surgical training to both undergraduate
and post graduate students of Shalamar Institute of Health Sciences. The department
is currently being headed by Prof Khwaja Muhammad Azim, a renowned endocrine
surgeon, surgical oncologist and President of Pakistan Endocrine & Thyroid Surgeons
Association (PETSA).

Medical students train under the competent faculty which focuses on introducing surgical
interventions methodically to the undergraduates. The surgical training acquired is
carried out at Shalamar Hospital and Fauji Foundation Hospital.

The department of Surgery trains undergraduate students throughout the five years of
MBBS studies. The foundation of surgery rests on a firm understanding of basic medical
sciences. The curriculum has been designed on the basis of blended curriculum. The
students are regularly assessed through Objective Structured Clinical Examinations
(OSCE), Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and Short Answer Questions. Log Books
record the training activities of the students which are assessed and scored at the end
of each rotation.

The faculty envisions preparing minds which are not only competent to perform
procedures but are empathic towards the patients and are able to communicate with
them effectively and understand their problems intelligently.

Equipped with 9 state of the art operation theatres, the exceptionally skilled faculty
performs surgical procedures for all major and minor procedures. The department is
persistently innovating offering new surgical procedures and is developing specialized
endocrine, oncology and bariatric centers.

The faculty consists of highly qualified surgeons who aim to be recognized locally and
internationally as frontrunners in the surgical profession. The department is recognized
by the College of Physician & Surgeons (CPSP) for training of post graduates in surgery
further endorsing the technical expertise and competence of the team.

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DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY
Dr. Fozia Umber Qureshi Professor
Dr. Nazli Hameed Professor
Dr. Lubna Riaz Dar Professor
Dr. Safia Sultana Professor
Dr. Shabnam Tahir Associate Professor
Dr. Shaharzad Sohail Associate Professor
Dr. Shazia Rasul Associate Professor
Dr. Tahira Fatima Assistant Professor
Dr. Saima Naseer Assistant Professor
Dr. Madiha Khalid Mir Assistant Professor
Dr. Rabia Akram Assistant Professor
Dr. Bushra Sultana Assistant Professor
Dr. Shazia Zulfiqar Senior Registrar
Dr. Riffat Nawaz Senior Registrar
Dr. Faiza Iqbal Senior Registrar
Dr. Mahwish Saif Senior Registrar
Dr. Sadia Mustafa Senior Registrar

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SMDC Prospectus 2020-21
The branch of medicine that specialises in the care of women during pregnancy and childbirth
and in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the female reproductive organs.

The Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology has grown to encompass multiple sub specialties
under its umbrella. With more than 3000 deliveries each year, this highlights the department’s
strength and potential to handle such huge numbers.

Medical students are immersed into hands on training along with academic studies on the subject
by the highly experienced faculty exposing them to the functioning of the department, procedural
training and an understanding of this branch of science.

The department conducts structured teaching and training of undergraduate medical students
as well as postgraduate students. This includes regular tutorials, case presentations and journal
club meetings. Perinatal and maternal morbidity and mortality meeting is held every month.

The Department is equipped for care of low risk and high risk Obstetrics and Gynaecological
patients and has all the essential amenities, equipment and apparatus. There is an outpatient
department, which has five separate examination rooms, with facility for antenatal and postnatal
care, ultrasound, colposcopy, vaccination, neonatal examination, family planning and infertility
management. Sub-specialty clinics are also functional which includes a urogynae clinic, infertility
clinic, feto-maternal medicine and a gynaecologic oncology clinic with plans to establish a
menopause clinic and in-vitro fertilisation unit.

The Gynaecology department’s operation theatre is fully equipped to carry out emergency,
conventional, laparoscopic and endoscopic surgeries. A recent addition is an endoscopy unit
which is now functional. The facility has separate rooms for resuscitation and observation for
newborns, epidural, ultrasound, eclampsia and procedure rooms.

The competency of the faculty can be evaluated by the research studies published in world
renowned indexed journals including The Lancet and multiple others highlighting the academic
strength of the team. All faculty members have been certified for the Advanced Trauma Life
Support (ATLS) and Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics (ALSO) programs conducted by
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Pakistan (CPSP).

The department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology offers training in post graduate studies and is
recognised by the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP).

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DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRICS

Dr. Waqar Hussain Professor


Dr. M. Nadeem Hameed Professor
Dr. Muhammad Sarfraz Associate Professor
Dr. Kamran Qureshi Assistant Professor
Dr. Qamar Uz Zaman Shahzad Assistant Professor
Dr. Bushra Madni Assistant Professor
Dr. Sadia Rasheed Senior Registrar
Dr. Mehwish Asghar Senior Registrar
Dr. Amna Rashid Butt Senior Registrar

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SMDC Prospectus 2020-21

The branch of medicine dealing with the health and medical care of infants, children and
adolescents from birth up to the age of 18.

The Department of Paediatrics at Shalamar Medical & Dental College is fully equipped
to impart clinical training and learning to the medical students of the institution. The
department not only aims to train the students to understand the complexity of the
physical ailments but also invigorate the spirit of compassion among the students so
that they can also deal with the emotional needs of the child and their families.

With a focus on hands on training, the Paediatric Unit of Shalamar Hospital, the affiliate
teaching hospital of the college is furnished with a purpose-built neonatal nursery,
children ward, general and private outpatient departments, vaccination centre, well-
baby clinic, paediatric ER and paediatric intensive care unit.

The subject of paediatrics is taught to the medical students from 3rd year onwards
until they graduate. The department of paediatrics at Shalamar Hospital consists of
highly qualified faculty which incorporates educational activities like bedside training,
case based learning, clinical conferences, perinatal mortality and morbidity meetings
to ensure that the students excel in their training as they become a part of the medical
profession and serve their patients.

The paediatrics department of Shalamar Medical & Dental College is fully recognized by
the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP) for training of MCPS & FCPS.
The department has also conducted workshops in collaboration with the University of
Birmingham, UK.

Shalamar Medical & Dental College is also recognised by the Royal College of Paediatrics
and Child Health (RCPCH) of United Kingdom for MRCPCH training which is a testament
to the paediatric department’s quality of training and education.

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DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY

Dr. Khalid Mehmood Professor


Dr. Imran Basit Associate Professor
Dr. Ather Touseef Assistant Professor
Dr. Nesr Farooq Assistant Professor
Dr. Muhammad Azeem Ansari Senior Registrar

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SMDC Prospectus 2020-21

Ophthalmology is a branch of medicine and surgery which deals with the diagnosis and
treatment of eye disorders

The department of Ophthalmology for more than 20 years has been treating patients
from all walks of life and persistently modernizing in new techniques and procedures.
This has resulted in a facility which provides extreme care for patients with eye diseases
along with training and teaching of under graduates, post graduates and allied vision
science students.

The direct interaction of the students with large number of patients having diversity of
ophthalmic diseases, helps in clear orientation about the management of ophthalmic
disorders. The students are given the opportunity to assist faculty members to enhance
their learning experience while observing and assisting them in minor procedures. The
hands on experience supervised by the faculty allow students to evaluate, investigate,
treat or refer the patient to the appropriate specialist.

The department is equipped with the latest diagnostic and therapeutic equipment
ensuring the unit to expertly diagnose and treat diseases with maximal precision. The
resources available at the department allows for academic learning which is at par
with international standards utilising modern teaching techniques including lectures,
discussions, seminars and conferences. The students are encouraged to develop critical
thinking and be active in research in collaboration with the staff.

The department of Ophthalmology is recognised for post graduate training by the College
of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP).

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DEPARTMENT OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY (ENT)

Dr. Muhammad Saeed Gohar Professor


Dr. Ahmed Shakeel Ahsen Associate Professor
Dr. Arshad Ullah Afridi Assistant Professor

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SMDC Prospectus 2020-21

Otorhinolaryngology is a surgical subspecialty of medicine that deals with conditions of


the ear, nose, and throat and related structures of the head and neck.

The Department of Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) has become synonymous with utilising


cutting edge technology and instrumentation to ensure precision and accuracy. The field
is an integral part of learning for under graduates as during their clinical practice the
graduates will see numerous cases of patients dealing with nose, ear and throat issues.
The faculty is focused on effective training of students on how to evaluate, investigate
and treat these issues.

The department provides an excellent opportunity for undergraduate students to acquire


hands-on psychomotor and clinical skills in this specialty. The Audiology section of the
department is well equipped to provide facilities for hearing evaluation and vestibular
testing through pure tone audiometry, play audiometry and tympanometry.

The ample patient base provides the students an opportunity to interact with patients
directly giving them an opportunity to recognise diseases, manage and treat these
ailments while communicating with the patients about future prevention and care.

Taught in the 3rd and 4th year of medical education, Otorhinolaryngology focuses on
grasping the basics of patient evaluation and management and gradually be exposed
to complicated head and neck surgery techniques. The faculty is highly trained offering
services from minor issues to major surgical procedures of head and neck.

The department of Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) of Shalamar Medical & Dental College is


fully recognised by the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP) for post
graduate training.

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DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

Dr. Saad Bashir Malik Professor


Dr. Muhammad Ashar Waheed Khan Associate Professor
Dr. Saeed Ur Rehman Assistant Professor

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SMDC Prospectus 2020-21

Psychiatry and Behavioural Sciences is a medical specialty devoted to human actions


behaviour, diagnosis, prevention, study, and treatment of mental disorders.

The department has been offering services in psychiatry since 1996; inculcating in the
communities the awareness for mental health issues and the need to create a safe
environment for patients suffering from psychological disorders. The faculty of Psychiatry
and Behavioural Sciences provides evidence-based psychiatric treatment services
which includes counselling, behavioural therapies and medication whilst adhering to
international ethical guidelines.

The students of Shalamar Medical College are educated in this field throughout the five
years of learning at the institution ensuring that once the students graduate they are not
only able to diagnose physical disorders but also mental health issues. The students
are trained to effectively utilise their knowledge to communicate with patients suffering
from mental health issues and their relatives with an approach rooted in attention,
understanding and compassion.

The rigorous curriculum of the subject during the five years course of study ensures that
the students have a thorough understanding of the mental health problems faced by the
communities around them. This is accomplished by a structured training program which
includes comprehensive exposure to psychiatry and behavioural sciences lectures, two
weeks clinical rotation, group discussions and tutorials.

The department provides mental health services six days a week with regular outpatient
clinics. These clinics are held both in the morning as well as in the evening. The aim is
to deliver affordable and comprehensive mental healthcare to the community.

Student counselling service is also provided. Designated staff facilitates the students
who require counselling at any stage during their stay at the institution.

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DEPARTMENT OF ORTHOPAEDICS

Dr. Muhammad Saleem Professor


Dr. Asif Mahmood Associate Professor
Dr. M. Usman Sarwar Assistant Professor
Dr. Imran Manzoor Assistant Professor
Dr. Muhammad Ali Assistant Professor

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Orthopaedics is the branch of medicine concerned with the musculoskeletal system and
treating injuries of bones, joints, ligaments, or tendons

The department of Orthopaedics was established with the goal to provide excellence in
healthcare services. The department currently offers tertiary level clinical services, which
include management of acute and neglected trauma, adult reconstruction surgeries
including joint replacement surgery, arthroscopic surgery of shoulder, hip and knee joints
as well as Paediatric Orthopaedics. The department maintains the highest standards of
preoperative, perioperative and postoperative orthopaedic care and continuously seeks
advances in surgery and diagnostics.

The well qualified and experienced faculty of orthopaedics is supplemented by state


of the art operation theatres and latest equipments to perform complicated surgical
procedures. This combination of technical expertise backed by technology offers medical
students a rare insight in the field exposing them to a variety of orthopaedic cases
ranging from minor ailments to complicated surgeries.

The students are tutored in the subject throughout the five years of their education
via integration with basic science subjects and later through clinical rotations in the
department. During the rotation, students are trained through tutorials, clinical
examinations and presentations. Orthopaedic cases of clinical interest are discussed at
the CME programs. The students are also exposed to pre-operative planning of surgical
cases giving them an introduction and basic understanding of the subject.

The team aims to be recognised as a leader in innovation and becoming a centre of


excellence in the field of healthcare services, training and clinical research.

The department of Orthopaedics has been recognised by The College of Physicians and
Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP) for training of Fellows of College of Physicians & Surgeons
(FCPS).

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DEPARTMENT OF DERMATOLOGY

Dr. Muhammad Azam Bokhari Professor


Dr. Uzma Sarwar Associate Professor
Dr. Annum Ashraf Senior Registrar

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SMDC Prospectus 2020-21

Dermatology is the branch of medicine concerned with diagnosis, prevention and


management of diseases of the skin, hair and nails. These could be diseases primarily
involving the skin or cutaneous manifestations of other systemic diseases.

The department of Dermatology was set up to treat the basic skin diseases and now it
comprises of full fledge teaching faculty including a Professor, an associate Professor
and a Senior Registrar.

The facility offers clinical services and multiple therapeutic and aesthetic procedures
under its umbrella. These include cryotherapy, cauterization, peeling procedures and
phototherapy services along with diagnostic tests,fungus scraping and skin biopsies.
Aesthetic procedures such as PRP for face and scalp and skin rejuvenation with Lasers
are also available at the facility. Laser Hair removal with latest NdYAGLaser Machine
and treatment of scars, facial wrinkles and fine lines with CO2 Fractional Laser was
started a year ago and both have shown excellent results so far. The team has recently
introduced the Q-Switch Nd YAG Laser for pigmentation, birthmarks and rejuvenation
of face.

The undergraduate students of Shalamar Medical & Dental College are trained in
diagnosing and treatment of disorders of the skin, hair and nails. They benefit from the
exposure they gain from almost 200-250 patients visiting the outpatient department on
a daily basis as well as from regular rounds on inpatient dermatologic patients. This
allows the students to see a variety of patients suffering from different skin diseases and
learning hands on; how to effectively diagnose and manage them.

The objective of the department of Dermatology is to impart clinical training to both post
graduate and under graduate students in a manner which increases their dermatological
knowledge and creating avenues for critical thinking through academic rounds, seminars
and workshops held at the department.

The dermatology department of Shalamar Medical & Dental College was fully recognised
by the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP) in 2015 for Fellowship of
College of Physicians & Surgeons (FCPS).

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DEPARTMENT OF UROLOGY

Dr. M. Irfan Nazir Professor


Dr. Farooq Hameed Associate Professor
Dr. Shahid Ali Senior Registrar

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SMDC Prospectus 2020-21

Urology is a branch of medicine that deals with surgical & medical diseases of the male
and female urinary tract system and male reproductive organs.

Established in 1990, the department of Urology is dedicated to providing quality care


to its patients. The department offers a wide range of procedures including, innovative
high end laser procedures for stones, prostate and tumors, PCNL, flexible ureteroscopy,
oncological upper and lower tract surgeries, and microscopic surgery for male infertility.
The department is at par with any facility in the country and has recently been upgraded
with renovated operation theatres, outpatient facilities along with the acquisition of a
new laser which is the most powerful in its class. The facility is expanding to incorporate
cutting-edge laser surgery for Prostate and Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery (RIRS) for
kidney stones.

The well-trained faculty emphasizes on the need for medical students to accompany the
senior consultants on the morning rounds helping them to understand the complexities of
Urology and enriching the student learning experience during their clinical rotation in the
department. The students are also encouraged to follow the patients post operatively.
This allows for the students to have a comprehensive understanding of diseases in the
area of adult and paediatric urology. The students are given opportunities to pursue the
research based activities.

The department plans on expanding its training structure given its technical expertise
and will initiate the process of post graduate training. The department is fully recognized
for FCPS.

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DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY

Dr. Muhammad Zafar Rafique Professor


Dr. Muhammad Atif Mian Associate Professor
Dr. Imran Yousaf Assistant Professor
Dr. Muhammad Arshad Manzoor Assistant Professor
Dr. Eisha Tahir Assistant Professor
Dr. Muhammad Israr Ahmad Assistant Professor
Dr. Maimoona Gulshan Senior Registrar
Dr. Mehwish Tahir Senior Registrar

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SMDC Prospectus 2020-21

Radiology represents a branch of medicine that uses imaging in the diagnosis and
treatment of diseases within the body

Radiology is a field of science that helps with the diagnosis and management of diseases
in literally all fields of medicine. From the use of a simple x-ray to highly complex imaging
studies, it has helped clinicians of all specialties of the medical profession to reach their
diagnoses. The field of therapeutic and interventional radiology has also revolutionised
the practice of medicine.

The Radiology department of Shalamar Hospital is one of the busiest units of the facility
with an annual turnover of over 140,000 patients with round the clock services. The
department is one of the most well equipped sections of the hospital with a recent up
gradation of diagnostic equipment comprising of a state of the art MD CT Scanner,
Digital X-Ray Imaging System and Four-Dimensional Ultrasound Imaging.

The department offers diagnostic services in Digital Radiography (X-Ray), Ultrason-


ography-4D, Portable X-Ray/ USG, Fluoroscopy, Doppler Imaging, Computerised
Tomography (CT scan), Interventional Radiology and MRI & Mammographic Imaging.
The curriculum of medical students includes “system based” teaching in the first two
years of their training. Basic radiology interpretation skills are then taught in 3rd year
followed by expert imaging modalities in the corresponding year. The final year starts
with specialty modules by rotations in medicine and surgery where more advanced
formal radiology teaching takes place as well as ward based teaching.

The faculty not only teaches medical students of Shalamar Medical and Dental College
but is also in charge of training and teaching Medical Imaging Technology (MIT) to Allied
Health Students of the institute. The department is fully recognized for FCPS.

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DEPARTMENT OF ANAESTHESIA

Dr. Muhammad Mubeen Professor


Dr. Nasrullah Khan Associate Professor
Dr. Aamir Bashir Assistant Professor
Dr. Aamir Waseem Assistant Professor
Dr. Muhammad Imran Aslam Senior Registrar
Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Hamid Senior Registrar

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SMDC Prospectus 2020-21

Anaesthesia is a state of controlled, temporary loss of sensation or awareness that is


induced for medical purposes which would otherwise be painful and complicated

The goal of the Anaesthesia department of Shalamar Medical & Dental College is to
ensure patient safety and follow a patient centric philosophy of compassionate and
dedicated care. This vision is instilled in both the under graduate and post graduate
students who train under the competent faculty of the department.

This department provides clinical services to all surgical specialties, obstetrics,


gastroenterology, critical care as well as acute and chronic pain management including
epidural analgesia services during labour. There is 8 bedded Surgical ICU being run by
Anaesthesia Department for management of critically ill surgical patients. The team’s
multidisciplinary approach for chronic pain and interventional pain management allows
competent and effective care.

The team takes pride in its approach to teaching which combines practical training with
academic learning and research. This approach has shown exceptional results and more
than 35 physicians have completed their post graduate training who are now placed in
top tier institutes locally and internationally creating a name for themselves and the
institution. Currently, 15 physicians are completing their post graduate program based
on competency based teaching and training.

It is not surprising that Shalamar Hospital is one of the top choices for post graduate
studies in Anaesthesia in the country. The Anaesthesia department of Shalamar Medical
& Dental College is fully recognised by the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan
(CPSP) for training.

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DEPARTMENT OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES

Dr. Javed Ashraf Associate Professor


Dr. Ammar Hameed Khan Associate Professor
Dr. Attaullah Khan Niazi Assistant Professor
Dr. Muhammad Muneeb Assistant Professor
Dr. Khawaja Adnan Younis Assistant Professor

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Cardiovascular diseases and Cardiology is a branch of medicine for conditions affecting


the heart and blood vessels.

The Department of Cardiovascular Diseases, the largest clinical unit within the Department
of Medicine, has garnered a reputation for exemplary services and treatment in a short
time span. Equipped with state of the art technology, coronary angiography lab, operation
theatres, cardiac emergency, outpatient clinics along with an independent 15 -bedded
Cardiac Care Unit (CCU) and a 10 bedded Rasheeda Begum Cardiac Centre (RBCC),
allows the department to offer extensive range of cardiac services. Our highly trained
and compassionate cardiologists and cardiac surgeons deliver cutting edge preventive,
diagnostic and therapeutic services to patients with coronary artery disease, valvular
heart disease, arrhythmia, heart failure and peripheral vascular disease.

The department offers 24 hour emergency cardiac services including round the clock
coronary angiography and angioplasty for patients with heart attacks. Thousands of routine
non-invasive procedures ECG, transthoracic and trans-esophageal echocardiography,
cardiac stress testing, 24-hour holter and ambulatory blood pressure monitoring is done
each year. Similarly large number of invasive procedures including coronary angiography,
angioplasty, pacemaker insertions and peripheral angiography and angioplasty are
performed. The cardiac surgical unit performs coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG),
heart valve surgery and vascular procedures including hemodialysis fistula for hundreds
of patients each year.

In addition to clinical services, the department is an excellent educational resource


to medical students, house officers and cardiology PG trainees. The department has
taken the leading step to teach cardiovascular diseases to our medical students from
the very beginning of their career, initially incorporated in basic sciences and later on
cardiovascular disease pathology and patients’ management during clinical rotation
from 3rd year onward. Medical students also benefit from Basic Life Support (BSL)
and Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) courses; ECG and Echocardiographic
workshops. During CCU clinical rotations, medical students also get exposure to
cardiovascular procedures in Cath Lab such as coronary angiography, and angioplasty.
The comprehensive training ensures that a student has a thorough understanding of the
cardiovascular diseases.

The cardiovascular department under its leadership is continuously developing novel


plans for the expansion of patient care, excellence in teaching and training of future
physicians and cardiologists and research. The goal is to continue hard work to grow the
department to loftier heights in the coming years.

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DEPARTMENT OF BURNS & PLASTIC SURGERY

Dr. Asif Zubair Bhatti Associate Professor


Dr. Muhammad Jibran Rabbani Assistant Professor

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Plastic Surgery is a surgical specialty that is dedicated to reconstruction of facial and
body defects due to birth disorders, trauma, burns, and disease as well as for cosmetic
effects.

The Burns & Plastic Surgery department began its journey as 10 bedded Children
Reconstructive Surgery and Research Centre (CRSRC) in collaboration with House
of Charity, an American non-profit organisation. It was founded to help impoverished
children to receive quality medical care. To meet the growing needs of patients requiring
critical care, it was revamped and upgraded in 2017 as the Hashmat Effendi Burn &
Plastic Surgery department

The department offers reconstructive, cosmetic, hand, microsurgical and complex


craniofacial surgeries with special emphasis on paediatric burn care. The Hashmat
Effendi Burn & Plastic Surgery department acts as a regional referral centre for acute
paediatric burns.

The unit features a 4 bedded Burn Intensive Care Unit with ventilators and an isolation
room. The Burns ICU caters to paediatric patients with major burns. The department
also has an 11 bedded general ward in addition to dedicated plastic surgery operating
rooms, procedure/dressing room, tub/hydro therapy room, physical and occupational
therapy room, child life & clothing room, counselling room, outpatient clinic, medical
photography section and a healing garden. The department plans to add a skin bank in
the future. Various faculty from across the globe visit the department of Plastic Surgery
to enhance teaching of doctors.

The department functions on the principles of compassion with empathy as they serve
individuals suffering from physical defects, birth disorders and burns. The medical
students are trained in burn injuries including rules for its estimation and basic burn
reconstruction. As part of the general surgery curriculum the students are given an
introduction of reconstruction and basic principles of plastic surgery. Also knowledge
about paediatric cleft surgery is given during their final year of medicine. In addition,
electives are offered to final year medical students to introduce them to plastic surgery
as part of surgery rotation. Also the rotation has been offered to 3rd and 4th year medical
students giving plastic surgery as taster for their future career. In light of Covid-19,
webinar sessions have been arranged by faculty with contributions from overseas
experts covering major aspects of Plastic Surgery & Burns.

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DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL EDUCATION

Dr. Syed Hasan Shoaib Assistant Professor


Dr. Sundus Iftikhar Demonstrator
Dr. Iqra Aziz Demonstrator

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The mission of the department is to improve the Quality of medical education.
The Department of Medical Education (DME) works tirelessly to develop practices in
line with emerging teaching techniques to enrich and enhance medical education for
students of Shalamar Medical & Dental College. The department is actively involved in
research, teacher courses and educational support in areas of curriculum development
& assessment.
DME focuses on the following key areas to create an environment of learning for students;
Curriculum Development
The Department plays a central role in developing a curriculum that integrates multi-
disciplinary teaching throughout the five years of education in medicine at SMDC. The
curriculum is designed to ensure that students will get the skills needed to advance in
medicine. Recently the department has developed curriculum on communication skills
which is focused on all three institutions of SIHS that is medical, Nursing and Allied
Health Sciences.
E-Learning
Department of Medical Education encourages the incorporation of E-learning as teaching/
learning modality during curriculum development. DME has introduced and successfully
established E-learning through Module LMS and Webinar sessions.
Skills Lab
DME supervises the Skills lab of SMDC which contains mannequins and basic life
support models for simulations. The goal is to improve the clinical skills of medical
students before embarking on actual patient encounters.
Faculty Development
DME conducts periodic workshops for personal and professional development of faculty
in areas of teaching, assessment strategies, and leadership, professionalism and
communication skills.
Problem Based Learning
Problem-based learning is a student-centred approach which prepares students for
academic, personal and professional success. It allows students to take charge of their
own learning, fosters team building, critical thinking and communication skills while
developing leadership skills. DME dedicatedly incorporates this methodology during
curriculum development.
Mentorship Program
Mentorship program at SMDC bridges the gap between faculty and the students creating
avenues for advice in career development, improve academic performance and address
any concerns/issues that may be raised by students.
Assessment Cell
SMDC aims to provide an accurate and fair assessment of the students. Assessment
Cell has been established with this goal in mind to make the examinations standardised.
It uses the results of assessment for further improvement in this area.
Course Evaluation
Consistent improvement is imperative for growth and development of the institution.
To this end, DME organises periodic online anonymous faculty evaluations from the
students to help remedy any areas that may need improvement.
Career Advising
DME offers guidance on career growth, international examinations such as USMLE,
PLAB through workshops and one-on-one meetings.
Personal & Professional Growth
DME has initiated longitudinal teaching to instil in medical students the importance of
professionalism, ethical and moral values, and leadership and self-study skills.
Research
DME is working with faculty members from basic and clinical sciences to create a
platform for research at Shalamar Medical and Dental College. This will result in medical
students being introduced to research from the beginning of their careers in medicine.
Inter-professional Education
Department of Medical Education in collaboration with Nursing and Allied Colleges
has developed an inter-professional core communication curriculum to better integrate
different colleges.
DME is constantly growing and innovating to meet international standards of education.
This has resulted in improving student experience and keeping the faculty informed
about the latest developments in medical education.
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DEPARTMENT OF BIOETHICS; RESEARCH & INNOVATION

Dr. Farkhanda Ghafoor Director Research & Innovation


Dr. Sarosh Saleem Assistant Professor

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Bioethics is the study of the ethical issues emerging from advances in biology and
medicine.

Shalamar Medical and Dental College launched the department of Bioethics in 2017.
Bioethics, an emerging subject worldwide is fast becoming an integral part of medical
education. SMDC has made it a part of the curriculum for both undergraduate and
postgraduate students. The department is affiliated with the International Network of
UNESCO Chair in Bioethics.

The goals of the department include:

Curriculum Development
The undergraduate Bioethics curriculum at Shalamar Medical & Dental College has
been adapted from UNESCO’s core curriculum and is being taught in a longitudinal
theme. The post graduate curriculum is clinically oriented.

Research
Research Ethics is an essential part of the healthcare profession. The department of
Bioethics has developed interactive workshops for professionals to understand ethics
of doing research in healthcare and to understand the guidelines and process of the
Institutional Review Board.

Personal Moral Development


Department of Bioethics encourages students to understand and respect diverse views
along with exploration of their own beliefs and biases.

Leadership
Department of Bioethics aims to promote ethical professional values among healthcare
providers so that they become better leaders in the future.

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THE OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS

Mr. Khawar Aziz General Manager-SMDC


Dr. Noreen Farooq Senior Manager
Mr. Salman Pasha Assistant Manager
Mr. Muhammad Zain-ul-Abidin Senior Officer
Mr. Safdar Mahmood Awan Senior Officer

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The Office of Student Affairs is entrusted with all matters pertaining to a student for the
duration of their term at Shalamar Medical & Dental College (SMDC). The office acts as
a link between the student body, faculty and the administration; coordinating activities
ranging from admissions, examinations, class schedules to extra circular activities and
a student’s physical and mental wellbeing.

The Office of Student Affairs is responsible for the following tasks:


• Initiation and completion of the admission procedures of all the colleges’ i.e.
Shalamar Medical & Dental College
Shalamar Institute of Allied Health Sciences
Shalamar Nursing College
• Implementing the values, missions and policies of SMDC
• Catering to the needs of the student body and creating an environment of
collaboration and cooperation
• Ensuring the campus facilitates professional and personal development of the
students
• Promote diverse campus learning communities for the student body
• Serve as a resource for faculty in their work with individual students and student
groups.
• Advise faculty members on issues related to students and the steps needed to
be taken to rectify them
• Allow for personal and social development of students through coordination of
extracurricular activities
• Create avenues for intellectual growth of the students
• Implement policies which create a safe and secure environment for the students
within the campus
• Serve as a support system for both faculty and students for the general welfare
of the members of the campus which include but not limited to academic support,
counselling, housing and health services, academic recognition activities and
recreational activities.

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SHALAMAR HOSPITAL

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Shalamar Hospital is a 500 bedded tertiary care hospital; it is one of the largest and
oldest hospitals in the north of Lahore. Shalamar Hospital opened for patients in 1978
as a charitable hospital for the under privileged members of the community within the
vicinity. The hospital initiated with six departments and today has grown to become a
multi-disciplinary tertiary care facility. Shalamar Hospital now offers services in all major
specialties which are backed by highly trained clinicians, special clinics, state of the art
equipment, modernized operation theatres in an infection free environment at par with
international standards.

The inception of Shalamar Hospital would not have been possible without the generous
donations of its founders namely Chaudhary Nazar Mohammad, Ch. Mohammad Husain
and Syed Babar Ali, who not only contributed monetarily but worked tirelessly with the
team to create a facility dedicated to the social uplift of the community.

Around 500,000 patients from Lahore and the province of Punjab are treated every year
at the hospital making it one of the busiest hospitals of the city. The ability to cope with
such a large number diligently and efficiently is key to Shalamar Hospital’s success.

The emphasis placed on patient care with compassion and empathy by every team
member of the facility is one of the many reasons why such a large number of patients
trust Shalamar Hospital for all their healthcare needs.

The hospital offers diagnostic and therapeutic services in Anaesthesia, Burns & Plastic
Surgery, Cardiology & Cardiovascular Surgery, Dermatology, Endocrinology, General
Surgery, Gastroenterology, Internal Medicine, Neurology, Nephrology, Obstetrics &
Gynaecology, Ophthalmology, Otorhinolaryngology (ENT), Orthopaedics, Paediatrics,
Pulmonology, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Pathology, Radiology, Rheumatology
and Urology.

Shalamar Hospital has state of the art operation theatres with an infection free
environment fitted with cutting edge equipment suited for patients undergoing surgery,
gynaecological procedures and cases of trauma. The hospital offers a comprehensive
list of surgical procedures required for diagnostic, elective and emergency purposes.

Shalamar Hospital is a teaching hospital affiliated with the Shalamar Medical & Dental
College and provides training to undergraduate students of medicine, allied health
and nursing. Additionally, Shalamar Hospital is training more than 100 post graduate
residents in the fields of Medicine, Surgery, Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Paediatrics,
Orthopaedics, Otorhinolaryngology (ENT), Anaesthesia, Dermatology, Ophthalmology,
Cardiology and Urology.

The facility has been recognized by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council for House
job since 1984 and by the College of Physicians & Surgeons for MCPS and FCPS
training.

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Fauji Foundation Hospital is affiliated with Shalamar Medical & Dental College for
training of medical students. A 275 bedded facility spread over 52 kanals with more than
two hundred thousand square feet of constructed space, the facility was built to cater to
the healthcare needs for the families of retired armed forces personnel who are entitled
to free services at the hospital. The hospital also provides services to civilians from all
walks of life.

Fauji Foundation Hospital has an annual patient turnover of more than 250,000 patients
who walk through the doors of the facility seeking healthcare. The facility operates
via a filter clinic setup through which every patient is examined by an experienced
medical officer to be forwarded to appropriate consultants after preliminary examination,
diagnoses and investigations. This allows for increased efficacy in treatment and results
in every patient receiving care and proper management. The hospital also uses a state
of the art paperless MEDIX system for consultation, investigation, treatment and record
keeping of the patients.

The faculty at Fauji Foundation Hospital is registered with the Pakistan Medical
Commission (PMC) and also carries out teaching responsibilities at the Shalamar
Medical & Dental College. The students of SMDC have clinical rotations at the facility
from 3rd year onwards which allows the students to be exposed to a diverse set of
patients from two facilities.

The affiliation has not only increased the bed strength but has also increased the number
of case studies for clinical practice. This helps the students to have a firmer grasp on the
science of medicine and its application in a practical setting.
Fauji Foundation offers the following services:

• Medicine • Anesthesiology
• Surgery • Dermatology
• Obstetrics and Gynaecology • Pathology
• Paediatrics • Radiology
• Neonatal Intensive Care • Immunization clinic
• Otorhinolaryngology • Private Clinics
• Ophthalmology • Intensive Care Unit
• Orthopaedics

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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

• Arts & Photography Club • Dramatics Society


• Music Club • Literary Society
• Adventure Club • Horticulture Society
• Sports Committee • Patient Welfare Society
• Debating Society

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“Challenge of Change” 4th International Conference at SMDC
The idea behind conducting the international conferences was to bring together the finest among
the galaxy of paramount health care providers and to provide an opportunity to our young
generation to learn from the experience and expertise of the best there is.

The journey started with Innovations in healthcare-2017 with 1,138 registered participants
and 17 pre-conference workshops. In 2018, we had our 2nd international conference ‘Beyond
Horizons’;which was attended by 2,167 participants and had 42 pre-conference workshops. The
3rd international conference ‘ Navigating the future’ had 2441 registered participants and the
number of pre-conference workshops escalated to 49.

This year we had an enormous response and the number of registered participants escalated
to 2700 and 1600 participants attended our 49 hands on workshops. The conference attendees
experienced 28 dynamic parallel scientific sessions spreading over the two conference days.
The key note speakers who shared their expertise and experiences included Prof. Zulfiqar A.
Bhutta, Dr. Jaffery Lin, Prof. Kazim, Ms Annamerie, Prof. Carlos, Prof. Edwin, Dr. Shahlah, Dr.
Nasir, Dr. Freeman & Dr. Sanders. In addition to the keynote speakers there were 83 invited
speakers who took time out of their busy schedules and enlightened all the participants with their
experiences and were a source of inspiration for our young zealous students. For the parallel
sessions 63 original research articles were presented and well appreciated in the 28 parallel
scientific sessions.

The preconference workshops covered a diversity of topics spanning from medical practice,
plagiarism to patient care, E-learning in basic sciences to Gamification. The hands on experience
in non- invasive ventilation and diagnosis & management strategies in clinical sciences were
highly appreciated by the participants.

The opening Ceremony of the conference was held on 1st February 2020 in the College
Auditorium & was well attended. The session was chaired by Dr. Asim Yousaf, Medical director,
Shaukat Khanam Memorial Cancer Hospital & Research Center.

The success of any academic activity lies in the fact that it motivates the young minds to not only
attend but participate. The students of private and government Medical Colleges participated in
the event as young researcher for oral presentations. The student’s session was evaluated by the
panel of esteemed judges (Prof.Waqar Hussain, Prof. Ghazala Jafri, And Prof. Lubna Riaz Dar)
awarded the following young presenters in the under-graduate category

• First prize (PKR 15,000/-) – Junaid Altaf


• Second prize (PKR 10,000/-) – Momina Chishti
• Third prize (PKR 5,000 /-) – Shanza Khan

And for the Post graduate Category following were the award winners
• First prize (PKR 100,000/-) – Dr. Fahim Ullah Khan
• Second prize (PKR 75,000/-) – Dr. Marysm Ashfaq
• Third prize (PKR 50,000 /-) – Dr. Huma Qamar

The closing session was conducted in the College auditorium and was chaired by Prof. Bilal
Bin Younas, Principal FMHCM & D, he appreciated the organizing committee and college
administration for successful organization of the conference. The conference concluded with
closing remarks from the Chairman Board of Trustees Mr. Shahid Hussain.

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SHINING STAR OF SMDC
Jahangeer Ahmed aspired to become a doctor from an early age; a dream that became
a reality when he was admitted to Shalamar Medical & Dental College on the basis of his
academic achievements and qualifications.

He demonstrated a thirst for knowledge throughout his five years of college education
which led to his academic success at SMDC and also on a national level when he
undertook the University of Health Sciences (UHS) Professional examinations competing
with students of 32 Medical Colleges of the country.

He attained 88.4% in Third Prof. MBBS annual examinations of University of Health


Sciences 2017 securing 1st position. The same year he obtained distinctions in
Community Medicine (86.33%), Special Pathology (91.66%), Otorhinolaryngology
(88.5%) & Ophthalmology (86.5%)

Dr. Jahangeer Ahmed achieved a total of 14 first positions and 09 distinctions in the
Professional examinations of UHS for MBBS during the 5 year of study. In addition, he
had the distinction of achieving 05 first class positions at SMDC.

Dr. Ahmed‘s academic excellence rewarded him with being conferred the honour of best
graduate at the 2019 Annual SMDC Convocation. He was also the recipient of Ch. Nazar
Mohammad Award of 100% tuition fee waiver of Rs. 678,5100/.

Dr. Ahmed’s accomplishments exhibit his passion, dedication and commitment towards
the Medical Profession which allowed him to reach his potential. It also reflects highly
on the standard of education and training at Shalamar Medical & Dental College. After
Completing his house Job Currently, he is working as Incharge Medical Officer, Basic
Health Unit Hafizabad.

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SCHOLARSHIP & AWARDS

The College disburses merit Scholarships to students showing


outstanding performance in the examinations held by the University
of Health Sciences Lahore. The scholarship is only for positions
obtained at the University level amongst all the institutions affiliated
with the University of Health Sciences Lahore.
The following Scholarships are awarded to the students obtaining
first, second and third positions in the University Examinations
amongst all the participating students:

• Ch. Nazar Mohammad Award; equal to 100% (Full) Tuition Fee for
SMDC students standing First in the University Examination.
• Ch. Mohammad Husain Award; equal to 75% Tuition Fee for
SMDC students standing Second in the University Examination.
• Prof. Muhammad Akhtar Khan Award; equal to 50% Tuition Fee
for SMDC students standing Third in the University Examination.

This scholarship is awarded for one year and is reviewed after the
subsequent professional examination.

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FOLLOW YOUR DREAM
5th Convocation Ceremony of Shalamar Medical & Dental College
The Shalamar Medical & Dental College held its 5th annual convocation on the 7th of December 2019 for the
academic of session of 2014-2019 in which 155 students graduated.
The convocation was held at the college premises and attended by students, esteemed guests, faculty and
parents.
The convocation is the culmination of the five year journey of a medical student in achieving their lifetime
dream of becoming a doctor. The MBBS degree from Shalamar Medical and Dental College opens a world of
opportunities for an individual to pursue a career in the medical field locally and internationally.
The impressive ceremony was in keeping with the traditions of excellence reflective in every aspect of the event.
The ceremony began with the recitation of the holy Quran and the national anthem upon arrival of the
ceremonial procession which included the Chief Guest, Guest of Honour, Principal and faculty members.
Prof. M. Zahid Bashir, Principal of SMDC shared the annual report of the institution and updated the attendees
on the achievements of the college during the year. He also thanked the Chairman Board of Trustees; Mr.
Shahid Hussain in supporting various developmental activities of the College. He congratulated the students
on becoming doctors and hoped they will uphold the values instilled by the institution.
The Chief Guest, Dr. Faisal Sultan; Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at the Shaukat Khanum Hospital and
currently special assistant to the Prime Minister (SAPM) on Health. & the Guest of Honour and Prof Dr.
Javed Akram Vice Chancellor University of Health Sciences congratulated the students and the faculty on
their achievements and hoped that SMDC keeps producing graduates who work for the betterment of society
with honesty and dedication.
The graduates achieved a total 29 distinctions and one first position in the University of Health Sciences
(UHS), Lahore examinations.
The MBBS degrees were conferred by the Honourable Guest of Honour, Prof. Dr. Javed Akram.
Dr. Jahangeer Ahmed was given the honour of being the best graduate of SMDC of the session; 2014-19.
Dr. Ahmed was also the recipient of the gold and bronze medal for attaining Positions in UHS Examinations
in the 3rd Professional MBBS Annual Exam of 2017.
Dr. Muhammad Waqar and Dr. Arusa were, both, recipients of the silver medal and held the overall 2nd
position in their class at SMDC.
Guests in attendance included members of the Board of Trustees: Mr. Shahid Hussain Chairman, Syed
Babar Ali, Mr. Shahbaz ud Din Chaudhry, Brig. Retired Anis Ahmed, Chief Executive SIHS. A number of
representatives from other institutions also attended the ceremony.

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Best Graduates - 5th CONVOCATION 2019

S.No Roll No Name Category Medals

1 MBBS2014041 JAHANGEER AHMED Businessmen Hospital Trust Best Graduate 2018 Medal GOLD MEDAL

2 MBBS2014042 JAHANGEER AHMED Ch. Nazar Mohammad GOLD MEDAL


First Position in UHS (3rd Professional MBBS annual Exam
2017)
3 MBBS2014015 ARUSA FAROOQ Businessmen Hospital Trust Overall 2nd position at SMDC SILVER MEDAL

4 MBBS2014059 MUHAMMAD WAQAR Businessmen Hospital Trust Overall 2nd position at SMDC SILVER MEDAL

CONVOCATION 2019 (5th CONVOCATION)

AWARDED LIST
S.No Roll No Name No Distinction/Class Position/Subject Position Rewards
1 MBBS2014041 JAHANGEER AHMED 28 1st Position in Class (1st Professional Part-I MBBS annual Exam 2014) Certificate & Shield
1st Position in Subject of Physiology (First Professional MBBS Part-1 annual exam 2014) Certificate & Shield
1st Position in Subject of Biochemistry (First Professional MBBS Part-1 annual exam Certificate & Shield
2014)
1st Position in Class (1st Professional Part-II MBBS annual Exam 2015) Certificate & Shield
1st Position in Subject of Anatomy (First Professional MBBS Part-11 annual exam 2015) Certificate & Shield
1st Position in Subject of Physiology (First Professional MBBS Part-1 1 annual exam Certificate & Shield
2015)
1st Position in Subject of Biochemistry (First Professional MBBS Part-11 annual exam Certificate & Shield
2015)
Distinction in Physiology (First Professional MBBS Part-II annual Exam 2015) Certificate
Distinction in Biochemistry (First Professional MBBS Part-II annual Exam 2015) Certificate
1st Position in Class (2nd Professional Part-II MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate & Shield
1st Position in Subject of Forensic Medicine (2nd Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate & Shield
Distinction in Pathology (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
Distinction in Pharmacology (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
Distinction in Behv Sciences (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
1st Position in Class (3rd Professional MBBS annual Exam 2017) Certificate & Shield
1st Position in subject Ophthalmology (EYE) (3rd Professional MBBS annual Exam 2017) Certificate & Shield
1st Position in subject Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) (3rd Professional MBBS annual Exam Certificate & Shield
2017)
1st Position in subject Special Pathology (3rd Professional MBBS annual Exam 2017) Certificate & Shield
1st Position in subject Community Medicine (3rd Professional MBBS annual Exam 2017) Certificate & Shield
Distinction in Ophthalmology (Third Professional MBBS annual Exam 2017) Certificate
Distinction in ENT (Third Professional MBBS annual Exam 2017) Certificate
Distinction in Special Pathology (Third Professional MBBS annual Exam 2017) Certificate
Distinction in Comm Medicine (Third Professional MBBS annual Exam 2017) Certificate
1st Position in Class (Final Professional MBBS annual Exam 2018) Certificate & Shield
1st Position in subject Surgery & Allied (Final Professional MBBS annual Exam 2018) Certificate & Shield
1st Position in subject Medicine & Allied (Final Professional MBBS annual Exam 2018) Certificate & Shield
1st Position in subject Paediatrics (Final Professional MBBS annual Exam 2018) Certificate & Shield
1st Position in subject Obstetrics & Gynaecology (Final Professional MBBS annual Exam Certificate & Shield
2018)
2 MBBS2014076 SANIA HUSSAIN 6 1st Position in Subject of Anatomy (First Professional MBBS Part-11 annual exam 2015) Certificate & Shield
1st Position in subject Pathology (2nd Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate & Shield
1st Position in subject Pharmacology (2nd Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate & Shield
Distinction in Pharmacology (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
Distinction in Special Pathology (Third Professional MBBS annual Exam 2017) Certificate
Distinction in Pathology (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
3 MBBS2014015 ARUSA FAROOQ 4 1st Position in Subject of Anatomy (First Professional MBBS Part-1 annual exam 2014) Certificate & Shield
1st Position in Subject of Biochemistry (First Professional MBBS Part-1 annual exam Certificate & Shield
2014)
Distinction in Special Pathology (Third Professional MBBS annual Exam 2017) Certificate
Distinction in Community Medicine (Third Professional MBBS annual Exam 2017) Certificate
4 MBBS2014091 ZIRVA ASLAM 3 1st Position in subject Behv. Sciences (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate & Shield
Distinction in Behv Sciences (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
Distinction in Special Pathology (Third Professional MBBS annual Exam 2017) Certificate
5 MBBS2014059 MUHAMMAD WAQAR 2 Distinction in Special Pathology (Third Professional MBBS annual Exam 2017) Certificate
Distinction in Pharmacology (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
6 MBBS2014011 AROOFA REHMAN 1 Distinction in Special Pathology (Third Professional MBBS annual Exam 2017) Certificate
7 MBBS2014012 AROOMA ZAHID 1 Distinction in Behv Sciences (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
8 MBBS2014019 AYESHA NASIR 1 Distinction in Behv Sciences (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
9 MBBS2014023 BUSHRA REHMAN 1 Distinction in Behv Sciences (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
10 MBBS2014038 IFRA LIAQAT 1 Distinction in Behv Sciences (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
11 MBBS2014053 MOHIB YOUSAF 1 Distinction in Behv Sciences (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
12 MBBS2014079 SIDRA JALIL KHAN 1 Distinction in Behv Sciences (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
13 MBBS2014092 SYEDA HAYA BATOOL NAQVI 1 Distinction in Behv Sciences (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
14 MBBS2014093 SANA MURTAZA 1 Distinction in Behv Sciences (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
15 MBBS2014111 ANAAB BASHARAT 1 Distinction in Behv Sciences (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
16 MBBS2014122 MAHRUKH SABIR 1 Distinction in Behv Sciences (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
17 MBBS2014126 MUHAMMAD UMER BAJWAH 1 Distinction in Behv Sciences (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
18 MBBS2014132 MAMOONA NASR 1 Distinction in Behv Sciences (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate
19 MBBS2013072 QASIM IQBAL MIAN 1 Distinction in Behv Sciences (Second Professional MBBS annual Exam 2016) Certificate

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ELECTIVES PROGRAMME AT SMDC
Shalamar Medical & Dental College has been offering elective programs to medical
students from across the world in all the clinical and basic sciences, to come and
experience the competency based practices, values and traditions of the institution for
the past five years.
Medical Electives allow the students to learn different techniques and mode of
instructions which may not be a part of their curriculum. It trains students on the concept
of collaboration and cooperation while working in a different environment with its sets of
rules and regulations.
SMDC has welcomed students from the University of Cambridge, Aga Khan University,
Weil Cornell-Qatar Campus, Medical University of Warsaw, Poland. The students
have completed rotation programs at SIDER (Sakina Institute of Diabetes & Endocrine
Research), Cardiology, Internal Medicine, Pathology, Ophthalmology and the Paediatrics
departments.
Students generally enroll in Research elective programs in the 1st or 2nd year and in
Clinical research in 3rd or 5th year of study in medicine however students are encouraged
to apply after completion of their two years of instruction in medical school. The elective
programs give the chance to experience a new region and learn how healthcare
professionals cope with the problems faced within their local communities. The program
also gives the opportunity to students to learn about new cultures and traditions that the
society is based on.
The learning outcomes of the elective program at SMDC are:

• To develop knowledge and skills in clinical practices through active participation in
tutorials and bedside teaching
• To gain an understanding of disease processes in the area, and how these may present
• To appreciate the influence of social and cultural factors in health and illness
• To meet and socialize with other medical students from diverse backgrounds
• To use time and resources effectively
• To compare the health-care system at their institute with the host organization

Medical students from international and local universities are welcome to become a part
of the Clinical & Research Electives Program at SMDC. Offered to students in the 3rd
year or above, the Elective Program at SMDC strives to change a student’s outlook and
approach to the healthcare profession and imbibe the values of discipline, ethics and
empathy.

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TOGETHER WE MAKE A FAMILY


The alumni meet, ‘Together We Make a Family,’ was hosted by the Principal SMDC-
Prof. M. Zahid Bashir on Friday, 6th March, 2020.

Students from 5 passed out batches attended the event.

The following Alumni Council was elected by the students


Sr. Name Batch Designation
1 Dr. Malik Muhammad Uzair Khan 2016 President Alumni Association
2 Dr Muhammad Umer 2018 General Secretary Alumni Association
3 Dr. Iram Mahmood 2017 Batch Coordinator 2017
4 Dr. Muhammad Dawood 2018 Batch Coordinator 2018
5 Dr. Haider Ali 2019 Batch Coordinator 2019

The event was attended by the Chairman Board of Trustees – Mr. Shahid Hussain, Brig.
® Anis Ahmed, Chief Executive – SIHS, Faculty members and administrative Executives
of SIHS.

The Chairman Board of Trustees – Mr. Shahid Hussain, Principal SMDC- Prof. M. Zahid
Bashir and the President Alumni Association addressed the Alumni.

Besides sumptuous dinner and the grandeur of the ambience created for this special
occasion; the event concluded with a musical evening.

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CODE OF CONDUCT
Any student, who fails to clear the First Professional MBBS examination in four chances,
availed or un-availed after becoming eligible for such examination, shall cease to become
eligible for further medical education in Pakistan.

Any student, who fails to clear the second Professional MBBS examination in four
chances, availed or un-availed after becoming eligible for such examination, shall cease
to become eligible for further medical education in Pakistan.

The passing marks for professional examinations are 50%, each in theory and practical
of every subject. No grace marks or any such increase in marks by any other manner
will be permissible.

In case a student fails to pass the Professional MBBS Examination in the second
annual examination, his/her provisional promotion to the next higher class shall stand
automatically cancelled and he / she shall revert to the previous class. All lectures and
practical etc. attended during his / her provisional promotion shall also stand cancelled.

If a student appears in the second annual examination for the first time as he / she did
not appear in the first annual examination and fails in any subject in the second annual
examination, he / she will not be promoted to the next class.

The Principal reserves the right to detain any student from appearing in the Professional
MBBS University Examination at any stage, if in his opinion, the student is found to be
short of attendance in theory or practical of any subject or his work is reported to be
unsatisfactory by any Professor or if in the opinion of the Principal, the character and
conduct of the student is unsatisfactory.

Academic honesty is expected of all students. Students are responsible for knowing
how to maintain academic honesty and for abstaining from cheating, the appearance of
cheating, and permitting or assisting in another’s cheating. The college will not tolerate
academic dishonesty.

This zero tolerance policy on academic dishonesty protects the integrity of the education
that students receive at the college.

Before appearing in the University Examination, the students will be required to produce
No Dues Certificate from the College Cafeteria, College Accounts Office, College Book
Shop, Library, Hostel Warden, Sports Society, Transport Contractor and respective
Basic and Clinical departments and any other department as notified. Students unable
to produce the same will be liable to be detained by the Principal from appearing in the
University Professional examination.

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ATTENDANCE POLICY
1. All students are expected to attend the lectures, practicals, tutorials, demonstrations and hospital
clinical wards with regularity and punctuality.
2. A minimum of 90% attendance out of lectures delivered and practicals / clinical sessions conducted
during the academic year, in each of the examination subject individually, is Mandatory for students to
become eligible to appear in the professional examinations. Academic year for subjects taught over
2-3 years shall mean the entire period of instruction spread over a number of years and shall not be
construed as limited to final year subjects with a minimum of 90% attendance in the final year only, but
90% attendance shall be counted as spread over entire period of instructions.
3. The margin of 10% of absence in lectures, practicals, tutorials, demonstrations and clinical wards is
discouraged but is intended to cover those unavoidable absences, which result on account of sickness
or special emergencies.
4. In case of intended absence, leave should be applied by the student recommended by the head
of year committee and approved by the Principal for consideration of any remediation of academic
activities during the period of leave.
5. In all cases, leave taken will be at the student’s own risk so far as the percentage of attendance is
concerned and even a medical certificate will not condone for any deficiency in attendance.
6. Repeated absence from lectures, practicals, tutorials, demonstrations and hospital clinical wards,
without any justified/ cogent reasons, will make a student liable for disciplinary action as well as the
risk of falling short of a minimum of 90% attendance, in each of the examination subject.
7. The students must periodically check their attendance record from the concerned department or Notice
Boards.
8. The students who do not meet the required 90% of attendance (as mentioned above) due to late
admission or even otherwise will have to make up their deficiencies by attending special classes
during summer vacation or preparatory holidays. Schedule of such special class will be notified on
Notice Boards and it shall be the responsibility of the students which are short of 90% attendance to
enroll onto such classes and complete the short fall and SMDC shall not be responsible for any lapse
on the part of any such student.
9. In case of clinical rotations, students who fail to meet the minimum of 90% attendance will have
to do remedial rotations. In case of an attendance between 65-89.9%, half of the rotation will have
to be repeated. In case the attendance is below 65%, the entire rotation will have to be repeated.
Students will only be eligible to appear in the end of rotation examination if they fulfill the required 90%
attendance. Students who have not cleared all the end of rotation examinations for that particular year
for each rotation individually will not be sent up for the ensuing university professional examination of
that year.
10. The students who fail to meet the required attendance will have to fulfill the shortage during the
academic breaks.
11. In subjects taught over a period of more than one year e.g. Community Medicine, Behavioral Sciences,
Medicine, Surgery, ENT, Eye, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Paediatrics etc., students are required to
have & maintain overall 90% attendance during whole period of instructions and 90% attendance in any
one of such years shall not be considered as meeting the requirement of SMDC regulations and any
student having less than 90% attendance and / or the required achievement in internal assessment,
over the entire period of instructions, spread over more than one year, in lectures, practical/clinical,
separately in each examination subject of a professional examination will not be eligible to be admitted
to that examination. It is made clear that 90% or more attendance in just one and / or last year of the
subject, which is taught over more than one year, shall not entitle a student to claim eligibility on this
basis.

Please note: It is the responsibility of the student to keep themselves updated regarding their attendance
and assessment record during the course of study in a particular subject with the concerned department.

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ASSESSMENT POLICY
1. Institutions have a responsibility of controlling the quality of students that graduate from them and
become part of a profession. This becomes even more important in the medical profession as the
graduates will be dealing with something as precious as human lives.

2. In order to ensure that each of the medical students passing out of SMDC has the necessary knowledge,
skills and attitudes as a doctor and is a high quality professional, it is imperative that quality control
mechanisms are in place and remain effective.

3. Internal assessment of students that ensure the acquisition of necessary proficiency in the cognitive,
psychomotor and affective domains is one such quality control mechanism. This also is the first line of
defense; with the university examinations being the second line for ensuring that the right people enter
the profession.

4. A minimum of 60% pass marks in the internal assessment (i.e. 60% marks in theory and 60% in
practicals) are Mandatory for being sent up for the university examinations. This is to be calculated
on a cumulative basis by determining the average score over all the examinations conducted in that
subject in the session or over the entire period of instructions in case of subjects taught over a period
of more than one year.

5. Please note, for subjects taught over more than one year, but examined by UHS only at the end of
last year of the entire period of instruction, the internal assessment forming the basis of being sent up
for university examinations will be the cumulative internal assessment calculated for all assessments
conducted in the particular subject which is taught over the 2-3 years period of instruction of that
subject.

6. To ensure that the objectives of clinical rotations are being met and the student is prepared to take on
the higher order learning objectives of the subsequent clinical rotation in the same or related subject,
it shall be Mandatory to clear the end of rotation examination in the particular year failing which being
sent up for the university examination for that year will be withheld.

7. In case a student fails to maintain the required internal assessment, an opportunity of remediation may
be given during the summer break or other such periods as feasible.

8. In case of clinical rotations, this shall be done during the academic breaks occurring after a clinical
rotation.

9. However, in case of a concomitant shortage of attendance, the internal assessment will follow the
mandated remedial rotation.

10. Students, who do not clear/pass the end of rotation examination in the first attempt, will have to appear
in the end of rotation assessment with the subsequent batch or during the academic break as feasible.

11. Award of Grace Marks or any such increase in marks by any other manner shall not permissible under
any circumstances in any subject or examination.
“A student must have 90% attendance in PBL separately to be considered as eligible for taking
professional examination”.

Please note: It is the responsibility of the student to keep themselves updated regarding their attendance
and assessment record during the course of study in a particular subject with the concerned department.

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DETAINED STUDENTS ATTENDANCE / ASSESSMENT POLICY

1. A detainee student will repeat the year with the preceding class for all failed & non examination
subjects. He / She will have to complete 90% attendance and 60% assessment in the new session.
The attendance and assessment for such students shall be considered from the date of the day after
the declaration of Supplementary examination’s result.

2. Students who could not meet the requirements to appear in annual & supplementary examination will
repeat the session with 90% attendance & 60% assessment. The attendance / assessment for such
students shall be counted from the day after the determination of Non-eligibility for supplementary
examination.

3. A student who could not pass the course in the annual examination and subsequently appeared in
the supplementary examination shall be given credit for next year attendance equivalent to the actual
number of days of supplementary examination in which He / She appears.

4. A student, not eligible to appear in the annual examination due to insufficient attendance and / or
assessment, and subsequently cleared the examination in supplementary attempt, their next year’s
attendance / assessment shall be considered day after the conclusion of supplementary examination.

5. Attendance /Assessment of late admitted 1st year students shall be considered from the date of their
admission.

6. In case of clinical rotations, the students have to complete the minimum requirement of 90% attendance
for all offered rotations during the academic year. No credit on any account shall be granted to the
students. The students who were debarred from appearing in a Professional examination due to
insufficient attendance / assessment in lectures and / or clinical rotations will have to complete /
makeup their deficiencies for their clinical rotations during the academic breaks.

Please note: It is the responsibility of the student to keep themselves updated regarding their attendance
and assessment record during the course of study in a particular subject with the concerned department.

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ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR MBBS COURSE IN PAKISTAN

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
All admissions shall be in accordance with the rules
prescribed by the Pakistan Medical Commission(PMC) /
University of Health Sciences (UHS) for the session 2020
applicable on the date of admission.
Any change in admission policy, by the concerned regulatory
authorities shall be implemented even after the admission
forms have been submitted.

Weightage for Merit Determination

1. F. Sc. or equivalent 30%


2. MDCAT by PMC 50%
3. SMDC (MMI) 20%

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FEE’S AND OTHER DUES


Shalamar Medical & Dental College , Lahore
Fee Structure (MBBS) Session 2020-21 (Local Students)
(Pak Rupees)
Fee Head 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year Total Program Fee

Admission Fee 50,000

Tuition Fee 1,200,000 1,284,000 1,373,880 1,470,052 1,572,955

College Fee Total 1,250,000 1,284,000 1,373,880 1,470,052 1,572,955 6,950,887

UHS @ 5.5%(or as applicable) 68,750 70,620 75,563 80,853 86,513 382,299

Govt. Taxes @ 5%(or as applicable) 62,500 64,200 68,694 73,503 78,648 347,544

PMC Registration (or as applicable) 5,000 - - - - 5,000

UHS Registration (or as applicable) 16,000 - - - - 16,000

Document Verification Fee(or as applicable) 2,000 - - - - 2,000

Prospectus Fee 3,300 - - - - 3,300

Total 1,407,550 1,418,820 1,518,137 1,624,407 1,738,116 7,707,030

Optional Fee & Charges -(Pak Rupees)


1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year Total Program Fee

Hostel Charges (including Food)-Annual 269,640 288,516 308,712 330,324 353,448 1,550,640

Transport Charges (Day Scholars)-Annual 75,480 80,760 86,412 92,460 98,940 434,052

Transport Charges (hostel residents)-Annual 47,160 50,460 53,988 57,768 61,812 271,188

Health Insurance / Annually As per the rates to be mutually agreed by the insurance company and student/College

NOTE: Fee structure to be reviewed if the official/documented inflation goes above 9%.
NOTE: An amount of Rs. 50,000/- will require to be deposited as refundable Hostel Security in case of
availing the hostel facility.

Shalamar Medical & Dental College , Lahore


Fee Structure (MBBS) Session 2020-21 (Foreign /Expats Students)
(in US$)
Total
Fee Head 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year
Program Fee
Admission Fee 355
Tuition Fee 18,000 19,260 20,608 22,051 23,594
College Fee Total 18,355 19,260 20,608 22,051 23,594 103,868
UHS @ 5.5%(or as applicable) 1,010 1,059 1,133 1,213 1,298 5,713
Govt. Taxes @ 5%(or as applicable) 918 963 1,030 1,103 1,180 5,193
PMC Registration (or as applicable) 31 - - - - 31
UHS Registration (or as applicable) 100 - - - - 100
Document Verification Fee(or as applicable) 13 - - - - 13
Prospectus Fee 21 - - - 21
Total 20,447 21,282 22,772 24,366 26,072 114,940

Optional Fee & Charges-(In PKR)


Total
1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year
Program Fee

Hostel Charges (including Food)-Annual 269,640 288,516 308,712 330,324 353,448 1,550,640

Transport Charges (Day Scholars)-Annual 75,480 80,760 86,412 92,460 98,940 434,052

Transport Charges (hostel residents)-Annual 47,160 50,460 53,988 57,768 61,812 271,188

Health Insurance / Annually As per the rates to be mutually agreed by the insurance company and student/College

NOTE: Fee structure to be reviewed if the official/documented inflation goes above 9%.

NOTE: An amount of Rs. 50,000/- will require to be deposited as refundable Hostel Security in case of
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FEE’S AND OTHER DUES
Shalamar Medical & Dental College , Lahore

Fee Structure (MBBS) Session 2020-21


Category "B" - (Overseas/Non-Resident Pakistani)

(in US$)
Total
Fee Head 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year
Program Fee
Admission Fee 355

Tuition Fee 16,500 17,655 18,891 20,213 21,628

College Fee Total 16,855 17,655 18,891 20,213 21,628 95,242

UHS @ 5.5%(or as applicable) 927 971 1,039 1,112 1,190 5,238

Govt. Taxes @ 5%(or as applicable) 843 883 945 1,011 1,081 4,762
PMC Registration (or as applicable) 31 - - - - 31

UHS Registration (or as applicable) 100 - - - - 100


Document Verification Fee(or as applicable) 13 - - - - 13
Prospectus Fee 21 - - - 21

Total 18,790 19,509 20,874 22,336 23,899 105,408

Optional Fee & Charges-(In PKR)


Total
1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year
Program Fee

Hostel Charges (including Food)-Annual 269,640 288,516 308,712 330,324 353,448 1,550,640

Transport Charges (Day Scholars)-Annual 75,480 80,760 86,412 92,460 98,940 434,052

Transport Charges (hostel residents)-Annual 47,160 50,460 53,988 57,768 61,812 271,188

Health Insurance / Annually As per the rates to be mutually agreed by the insurance company and student/College

Note-:
An amount of Rs. 50,000/- will require to be deposited as refundable Hostel Security in case of availing the hostel
facility
Fee structure to be reviewed if the official/documented inflation goes above 9%.

PLEASE NOTE
1. UHS / PMC fee and any government taxes as applicable will be required to be paid by the student.
2. College Management reserves the right to revise / change the fee in later years of studies.
3. SMDC dues refund policy will be as per the policy of PMC / UHS.
4. The hostel/boarding fee has to be paid on yearly basis (12 months) in advance.
5. A fine of Rs. 200/- per day shall be charged on all kind of fee payments after due date.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Financial Assistance is provided on need-cum-merit basis to assist students who are unable to afford their
educational expenses at SMDC.
The concerned students shall submit the Financial Assistance Form along with all required documents to the
Office of Student Affairs.
PLEASE NOTE
• In the first year full fee has to be deposited. The financial assistance disbursed to the student in the
first year, if approved, shall be carried forward for the subsequent year.
• Students who have failed in the preceding professional examination or who have not been sent up for
the professional examination are NOT eligible for financial assistance.
• Incomplete applications or applications without documentary evidence shall not be entertained.
• Students admitted on foreign/expatriates/overseas quota shall not be eligible to apply for financial
assistance.

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Development is being sought in every walk of life and


you have to take on this process
of development. Are you preparing to take on
tomorrow’s responsibilities? Are you
building your capacity? Are you trained enough? If no,
then go and prepare yourself because this is the time
to prepare yourself for future responsibilities.

Quaid -e- Azam

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