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  • 130+

    Forensic reference books

  • Only

    Medical College With Working Forensic Center in Sikkim

  • 240+

    Medicolegal autopsies done

  • 500+

    Specimens in Museum

  • 7

    Specialised labs

 

OVERVIEW

 

  • First Public-Private Partnership Medical Institution in North-East Region of India conducting Medico-Legal autopsy & serving the State of Sikkim.
  • 9am to 5pm Autopsy & Embalming Facilities.
  • Two cold chambers, having preservation facility for eight dead bodies.
  • State of art museum with laboratory for UG teaching.
  • Separate laboratory for anthropology and toxicology related works.
  • Demonstration room with sophisticated audio-visual aids.
  • Inception of Clinical Forensic Medicine facilities in the near future.

 

VISION MISSION
Global leadership in human development, excellence in medico-legal services and education.                                                                                                                                                                                     Develop professionals of excellent calibre in field of medicolegal services with humane approach capable of shouldering the responsibility of building the nation and be globally competent.
OBJECTIVES

 At the end of the session, the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) students should be able to:

  1. Identify the basic medicolegal aspects of hospital and general practices.
  2. Define the medicolegal responsibilities of a general physician while rendering community service in either a rural Primary Health Centre (PHC) or an Urban Health Centre.
  3. Make observations and logical inferences to initiate enquiries in criminal matters and medico-legal problems.
  4. To make observations and to interpret findings at post-mortem examination.
  5. Ability to serve the State of Sikkim by facilitating the investigation & providing aid to law enforcement agency in all medicolegal cases.

 

PROGRAMS OFFERED

 

 

 

KEY FEATURES

  • Medicolegal autopsy conducted affectively.
  • Be capable of drawing logical inference based on observation in all types of medicolegal cases in the courtroom.
  • Deal with professional hazards and issues of medical ethics.
  • Develop a pragmatic approach to common toxicology emergency.
  • Develop a sympathetic and cautious approach while dealing with sensitive medicolegal cases.

 

CORE COMPETENCIES

A comprehensive list of skills recommended as desirable for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS):

  • Documentation and certification of Trauma
  • Diagnosis and certification of death.
  • Legal documentation related to emergency cases.
  • Certification of medico-legal cases. E.g., Age estimation, Sexual Assault, etc.
  • Establishing communication in medico-legal cases with police, public health authorities.
  • Observe medico-legal autopsy or post-mortem examination.

 

 

FACULTY

 

The conundrum in medical practice is answered mostly by its ethics.

 

Dr Karma Mingur Diki Bhutia

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR & HOD IN-CHARGE

 

FACILITIES

  • Round the clock autopsy and embalming facility.
  • Two cold chambers, having preservation facility for 8 dead bodies.
  • State of art museum with upgraded laboratory for UG teaching.
  • Separate laboratory for anthropology and toxicology related works.
  • Demonstration room with sophisticated audiovisual aids.

 

RESEARCH

1. DR. KARMA MINGUR DIKI BHUTIA(ASSOC. PROFESSOR AND OFFICIATING HOD)

  • Dr. Karma Mingur Diki Bhutia and Dr. Manoj Jena. A Retrospective Study on Profile & Pattern of Cervical Injury. J Indian Acad Forensic Med. October-December 2018,Vol.40,No.4:Pg no.375-382. ISSN 0971-0973. DOI: 10.5958/0974-0848.2018.00084.2 (SCOPUS Indexed)
  • Dr. Karma Mingur Diki Bhutia  and Dr. Manoj Jena. An autopsy based retrospective study of the relationship between head injuries & cervical spine injuries. J Punjab Acad of Forensic Med and Toxicology. January-June 2020,Vol.20,No.01:Pg no. 20-24. ISSN 0972-5687. DOI: 10.5958/0974-083X.2020.00046.1 (SCOPUS Indexed)
  • Dr.P.C.Sahoo, Dr. Karma Mingur Diki Bhutia (Corresponding author) and Dr. Ashim Mishra  A four years’ retrospective study of poisoning cases in Southern India. Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology. July-September 2020,Vol.14,No.3:Pg no.49-55. DOI: https://doi.org/10.37506/ijfmt.v14i3.10325 (SCOPUS Indexed)
  • Serug Rai (MBBS student), Kumari Shimran (MBBS student), Dr. Karma Mingur Diki Bhutia.  ROLE OF FOOT DIMENSIONS IN PREDICTING STATURE AMONG MEDICAL STUDENTS IN SMIMS, SMU, SIKKIM. Accepted in Medico-legal Update Vol. No. 21 issue no. 4 October-December 2021 (EMBASE Indexed)
  • Dr. Karma Mingur Diki Bhutia, Dr. Sankha Subhra Debbarma Questionnaire Based Survey on Medicolegal Autopsy among Medical Students in Sikkim. Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology. , July-September 2022, Volume 16 No. 3: Pg no.22-25. DOI: https://doi.org/10.37506/ijfmt.v16i3.18242 (EMBASE Indexed)
  • Kumar,S., Lama, K.D., Bhutia, K.L., Bhutia, K.M.D. An Anthropometric Study to Establish Relationship Between the Upper Extremity & Stature in Medical Students Between the Age of 18-22years, Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology, 2023, 40(1), Pg no. 28-32. DOI No.: 10.5958/0974-4568.2023.00007.8

 

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    2. DR DEV ASHIS RAMU DAMU|(ASSISTANT PROFESSOR)

    • Slong D, Nath A, Patowary AJ, Ropmay AD, Jonpelly AR, Kishnath S, et al. A cross-sectional study on the perception of faculty on online medical teaching during the three waves of COVID-19 in a teaching hospital in north-eastern India. Global Bioethics Enquiry Journal. 2023;10(3):143–7. doi:10.38020/gbe.10.1.2022.143-147
    • Barma J D, Damu D A R, Nalo A, Meera T, Profile of juvenile offenders brought to a teaching hospital in Northeast India. Indian J Forensic Community Med 2018;5(1):19-21
    • DA RD, AD R, D S, AJ P, A N, AR J. Original research paper_perception of medical students on the legal and ethical aspects of abortion in a teaching hospital in Northeast India. Global Bioethics Enquiry Journal. 2021;9(3):161. doi:10.38020/gbe.9.3.2021.161-165
    • Nath A, Ropmay AD, Slong D, Patowary AJ, Ramu Damu DA, Jonpelly A, et al. A cross sectional study on scaling the depression, anxiety and stress level of medical students during COVID-19 in a tertiary level medical institution in India. International Journal of Human and Health Sciences (IJHHS). 2022;6(2):161. doi:10.31344/ijhhs.v6i2.439

     

    3. DR. DIBYA SHARMA(SENIOR RESIDENT)

    •  Vedant Kulshrestha ,Aditya Anand ,Dibya Sharma , Surya Kiran Panga ,Sunil Kumar Sharma GA, Sarvesh Tandon .Study of custodial deaths in Safdarjung Hospital , New Delhi – an autopsy based retrospective study . International Journal of Current Advance Research .May 2021 ;10(5c):24402-24405. 
    • Aditya Anand, Sahil Khurana , Dibya Sharma . Incidental finding of corrosive acid Poisoning in a case of hanging . Journal of Forensic Medicine Science and Law 2021;30(1) :66-68 
    • Aditya Anand, Sanjay Kumar, Surya Kumar Panga , Laiba Ashraf, Dibya Sharma, Sarvesh Tandon. Socio-demographic profile of suicidal hanging deaths in Delhi and the NCR- a Retrospective Study. Medico legal Journal. 2021 ; 0(0) :1-6 
    • Sanjay Kumar , Aditya Anand , Munesh Sharma ,Lakhan Lal Navlani, Dibya Sharma ; GA Sunil Kumar Sharma. Homicidal deaths in South-North Delhi NCR : A retrospective study. International Journey of legal Medicine and Medical Toxicology . 2021 ( 1-2) : 148-153 
    • Aditya Anand , Surya Kumar Panga , Vedant Kulshrestha , Laiba Ashraf , Dibya Sharma , Sunil Kumar Sharma GA. Autopsy findings and duration of survival in suicidal hanging deaths in Delhi - A retrospective study . International Journal of Current Advanced research 2021 ;10(8) : 24996-999 
    • Sanjay Kumar , Shivam Dwivedi, Surya Kiran Panga, Dibya Sharma , Manish Kumath , Mohit Gupta , Abhishek Yadav . Spontaneous fatal cardiac tamponade . A case series at VMMC &SJH, New Delhi: International journal of medical toxicology & legal medicine 2022 ;25(1-2) :184-191 
    • Sanjay Kumar ,Dibya Sharma, Surya Kiran Panga, Mohit Gupta , Sarvesh Tandon . Caffey’s Syndrome and Child Neglect – a case report. Journal of Forensic Medicine And Toxicology 2022;39(2) : 126-129 
    • Alif Muzaffar Sofi , Surya Kiran Panga, Shivam Dwivedi, Dibya Sharma , Jay Narayan Pandit . Relationship between genetics and criminal behavior. International Journal of Medical Toxicology & Legal Medicine. 2023; 26 (1-2) 6-8 
    • Dibya Sharma, Surya Kiran Panja , Rohit DVRS, Monisha Pradhan , GA Sunil Kumar Sharma . Complete Decapitation by a Metro train: Suicidal Motive . International Journal of medical Toxicology & Legal Medicine. 2023 ; 26(1-2 ) : 65-68 .

     

     

     

 

FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS

1. DR KARMA MINGUR DIKI BHUTIA (ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR AND IN-CHARGE HOD)

  • Dr. Karma Mingur Diki Bhutia has been awarded “Global Eminent Teacher Award” for Outstanding Service in Teaching by Vij Trust (Reg. No. 959/2010/BK4), Thirunindravur, Tamil Nadu – 602024

  • Awarded the prestigious “International Education Excellence Award” in appreciation to the teaching & research excellence in Forensic Medicine & Toxicology in the Global Annual Education & Research Summit 2021, conferred on Dec 18th, 2021 by Center for Professional Advancement Continuous Education-CPACE.

  • Awarded “Honorary PhD in Forensic Medicine & Toxicology” by Evaluation Board of the World Human Rights Protection Commission on 4th June, 2022. 

2. DR DIBYA SHARMA

  • Gold medalist for being the university topper in MD examination at the convocation held on 21st dec 2023 at Zoravar Auditorium, Manekshaw Centre, Delhi Cantt, New Delhi.

 

 

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