Programme Outcomes
Institutional Programme Outcomes (POs) — Sree Narayana Institute of Ayurvedic Studies & Research
SREE NARAYANA INSTITUTE OF AYURVEDIC STUDIES & RESEARCH
PUTHOOR, KOLLAM, KERALA
Institutional Programme Outcomes (POs)
The programme outcomes define the competencies that graduates are expected to possess upon successful completion of their respective programmes, as mandated by the National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM).
Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS)
As per NCISM Outcome-Based Curriculum (2021)
Upon successful completion of the BAMS undergraduate programme, graduates will achieve the following competencies:
Comprehensive Knowledge
Integrate fundamental Ayurvedic principles, classical texts, and contemporary advancements for effective clinical delivery.
Clinical Competency
Diagnose diseases through holistic Ayurvedic and modern clinical methods to design evidence-based treatment plans.
Preventive & Curative Care
Apply Swasthavritta, Yoga, Panchakarma, and therapeutics for preventive, promotive, and palliative healthcare.
Patient-Centred Care
Deliver ethical, compassionate, and safe medical services while respecting cultural diversity and patient dignity.
Professional Skills
Master specialized procedures including Panchakarma, Kshara Karma, Agni Karma, Raktamokshana, and emergency management.
Communication Skills
Communicate seamlessly with patients, families, and multidisciplinary healthcare teams through verbal and digital media.
Research Orientation
Apply core principles of research methodology, biostatistics, and evidence-based medicine in clinical setups.
Leadership & Teamwork
Function accountability as an impactful leader and collaborative member within integrated medical environments.
Digital Competence
Utilize health informatics, electronic health records (EHR), and telemedicine applications for quality modern practice.
Ethical Responsibility
Practice medical methodologies strictly following professional ethics, statutory legal regulations, and NCISM directives.
Community Engagement
Participate actively in national public health programmes, rural camps, and wellness awareness initiatives.
Entrepreneurship
Acquire fundamental managerial and administrative skills required to manage Ayurvedic clinics, pharmacies, and wellness setups.
Lifelong Learning
Commit to self-directed learning, continuing medical education (CME), and advanced scholarly activities for professional development.
Global Perspective
Promote the science of Ayurveda globally by aligning traditional clinical wisdom with contemporary international healthcare standards.
Doctor of Medicine (MD) – Kayachikitsa
As per NCISM Competency-Based Dynamic Curriculum (CBDC)
Upon successful completion of the MD (Internal Medicine) postgraduate programme, scholars will achieve:
Advanced Clinical Expertise
Demonstrate mastery in diagnosis, prevention, and comprehensive management of systemic diseases using advanced concepts.
Evidence-Based Practice
Apply rigorous clinical reasoning, classical Yukti, and modern evidence matrices to execute individualized patient care.
Therapeutic Competence
Plan and administer advanced clinical interventions including Shodhana, Shamana, Rasayana, and specialized chronic disorder care protocols.
Integration of Diagnostics
Interpret modern laboratory profiling, advanced imaging parameters, and diagnostics while correlating them with Ayurvedic matrices.
Clinical Decision Making
Resolve complex, acute, and critical multi-system pathologies through precise prognosis mapping and multidisciplinary referrals.
Research & Innovation
Design, document, analyze, and publish high-impact clinical research contributing to the academic validation of Kayachikitsa.
Academic Excellence
Attain pedagogical skills for undergraduate mentoring, targeted curriculum implementation, and effective scientific communications.
Professional Ethics
Uphold absolute medical integrity, strict regulatory compliances under NCISM, and responsible alignment with national healthcare goals.
Healthcare Leadership
Provide executive direction in hospital operations, clinical quality assurances, and community healthcare framework designs.
Lifelong Learning
Engage actively in structured Continuing Medical Education (CME), continuous peer reviews, and progressive academic publications.
Master of Surgery (MS) – Shalyatantra
As per NCISM Competency-Based Dynamic Curriculum (CBDC)
Upon successful completion of the MS (Ayurvedic Surgery) postgraduate programme, scholars will achieve:
Advanced Surgical Competence
Demonstrate advanced expertise in Ayurvedic surgical principles combined with contemporary operative and para-surgical techniques.
Diagnostic Excellence
Execute professional surgical evaluation, pre-operative screening, and clinical decision-making protocols using dual diagnostic frameworks.
Surgical Dexterity
Independently perform major/minor interventions including Kshara Karma, Agni Karma, anorectal surgeries, complex wound management, and trauma care.
Perioperative Patient Care
Provide flawless pre-, intra-, and post-operative management focused on structural infection control, rehabilitation, and pain modulation.
Emergency Management
Command and mitigate acute surgical emergencies, critical polytrauma scenarios, and complex medico-legal responsibilities efficiently.
Surgical Integration
Synthesize traditional Shalya methods with modern technological breakthroughs like minimal access procedures and advanced anesthesiology.
Research Competency
Conduct analytical experimental/clinical trials, evaluate global surgical literature reviews, and generate research publications.
Academic Leadership
Train and evaluate undergraduate batches through clinical demonstrations, structured case-sheet discussions, and academic mentoring.
Professional Ethics
Maintain strict surgical ethics, secure legally binding informed consents, and maintain total confidentiality of patient data.
Quality Improvement
Operate as a leading healthcare administrator dedicated to ongoing surgical audits, professional development, and community welfare.