DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY
WHO-ICMR workshop in Clinical Pharmacology & short courses in Therapeutic Drug Monitoring & Adverse Drug Reactions monitoring -
Clinical Pharmacology services and research unit started in 1989, and is functioning as a full-fledged Department of Clinical Pharmacology from 1st June 1995. It is headed by Dr Nilima Kshirsagar. Dr Sudeshna S. Dalvi is the Associate Professor and Dr Nithya Gogtay is the lecturer. It also has over 15 research scientists; MSc and PhD students who undertake Clinical Pharmacology research.
The Department offers Therapeutic Drug Monitoring (TDM) services through a TDM epilepsy outpatient clinic, in house biochemistry, has a well equipped microbiology laboratory, Adverse Drug reactions (ADR) monitoring cell of the Drugs Controller General of India and Special ADR Centre of the World Health Organization, Ranbaxy medical information centre, Department of Biotechnologys Liposome research centre, a 25 bedded Clinical Pharmacology Infectious Diseases ward, a 20 bedded Clinical pharmacology ward, and an Integrated Medicine Outpatient department (Complementary and Alternative Medicine outpatient department). The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has recently set up an Advanced Centre for Clinical Pharmacology research at the department. The Department specializes in conduct of all phases of clinical trials (including with alternative systems), that come from both the pharmaceutical industry, as well are initiated by the department.
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Responsible for conducting bioequivalence & Bioavaliability studies. Responsible for writing protocols for Clinical Trials, Bioequivalence Studies, designing case record forms. Training of personnel on good clinical practices and standard operating procedures. Updating regulatory guidelines for Bioequivalence and Bioavaliability studies & all other related activities
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