Introduction

The Kayachikitsa department is a pivotal branch of Ayurveda focusing on internal medicine. It aims to restore health by preventing diseases and treating existing conditions through holistic approaches. The department encompasses general Kayachikitsa as well as specialized areas like Rasayana (rejuvenation) and Vajikarana (aphrodisiac therapy). With an outdoor patient capacity of approximately 80-100 daily, it serves as a vital resource for Ayurvedic healthcare.

Mission

The mission of the Kayachikitsa department is to enhance patient care through excellence in several key areas:

• Education: Providing comprehensive knowledge and skills in Kayachikitsa.
• Patient Care: Delivering evidence-based and rational Ayurvedic treatments.
• Research: Systematically investigating Ayurvedic principles to improve health outcomes.
• Innovation: Developing novel solutions and technologies to advance Ayurvedic practices.

Vision

The vision of the Kayachikitsa department is to excel in education, research, and patient care, positioning itself as a global benchmark in the field of Ayurvedic internal medicine. It aims to cultivate practitioners who are not only skilled but also competitive on an international scale.

Academic Facilities

The department offers robust academic facilities that include:

• Clinical Training: Hands-on experience in diagnosing and treating a variety of disorders such as gastrointestinal issues, musculoskeletal disorders, and lifestyle-related diseases.
• Library Resources: A departmental library equipped with charts, models, and specimens to enhance learning.

Academic Activities

The academic activities within the Kayachikitsa department are diverse and engaging:

• Undergraduate Training: Comprehensive education for BAMS students through practical demonstrations and bedside clinics.

FACULTY DETAILS

• Dr.Sanjay Kumar Mishra ( Professor & HOD)

• Dr.Samsul Islam Associate Professor)

• Dr.Hardev Singh (Assistant Professor)

• Dr.Vishwan Gaur