Internship Orientation Programme for MBBS 2021 Batch

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Event Name	Internship Orientation Programme for MBBS 2021 Batch
Type of Event	Orientation Programme
Level of Event	Institutional Level
Date and Duration	02 June 2026 Duration: 10:45 a.m. to 04:00 p.m. (One Day)
Venue	BGS Global Broadcasting Centre, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS), B.G. Nagara
Chief Guest	· Dr. M G Shivaramu Principal, AIMS Dean, Faculty of Medical & Allied Health Sciences, ACU · Dr. Aliya Nusrath Vice Principal Professor & Head, Department of Biochemistry · Dr. K M Shivakumar Chief of Hospital, AH & RC · Dr. Ravi K S Vice Principal, AH & RC
Details of delegates /target audience	The programme was organized for MBBS 2021 Batch students entering the Compulsory Rotating Medical Internship (CRMI). Faculty members, internship coordinators, departmental representatives, and administrative officials also participated in the programme.
Total Number of delegates/ audiences attended	MBBS Interns along with faculty members and administrative staff.
Organising Department	MEU
Objectives of the Event	· To orient interns regarding the structure and objectives of the Compulsory Rotating Medical Internship Programme. · To familiarize interns with their duties, responsibilities, and professional expectations during internship. · To create awareness regarding hospital protocols, infection control practices, and biomedical waste management. · To provide guidance on laboratory specimen collection procedures and patient safety. · To enhance understanding of NMC Internship Guidelines and institutional regulations. · To prepare interns for effective patient care, communication, professionalism, and ethical medical practice.
Brief Report of the Event	The Medical Education Unit (MEU), Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences, organized the Internship Orientation Programme for the MBBS 2021 Batch on 02 June 2026 at the BGS Global Broadcasting Centre, AIMS. The programme commenced with registration and a pre-test from 10:45 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., followed by the inaugural session from 11:00 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. The orientation programme was graced by Dr. M G Shivaramu, Principal, AIMS and Dean, Faculty of Medical & Allied Health Sciences, ACU; Dr. K M Shivakumar, Chief of Hospital, AH & RC; Dr. Ravi K S, Vice Principal, AH & RC; and Dr. Aliya Nusrath, Vice Principal and Professor & Head, Department of Biochemistry. The scientific sessions began with a keynote address by Dr. M G Shivaramu, who emphasized professional ethics, patient-centered care, and the importance of internship in shaping competent medical graduates. Dr. K M Shivakumar delivered an informative session on the duties and responsibilities of interns in the hospital, highlighting professional conduct, patient safety, teamwork, and accountability. Dr. Aliya Nusrath provided a detailed overview of the latest NMC Internship Guidelines and explained the expectations, assessment methods, attendance requirements, and learning outcomes associated with internship training. Dr. Vidyasagar K, Professor and Head, Department of Microbiology, conducted a session on Hospital Infection Control, emphasizing hand hygiene, infection prevention strategies, and universal precautions. Following the lunch break, Dr. Namitha D, Associate Professor, Department of Biochemistry, discussed specimen collection guidelines for laboratory testing in Biochemistry, focusing on proper sample collection, handling, transportation, and quality assurance. Dr. Rakshitha H B, Professor, Department of Pathology, explained specimen collection guidelines for laboratory testing in Pathology and highlighted common errors affecting diagnostic accuracy. Dr. Raghavendra S K, Associate Professor and I/c Head, Department of Community Medicine, delivered a session on Biomedical Waste Management and stressed the importance of segregation, disposal protocols, and regulatory compliance in healthcare settings. The final scientific session was conducted by Dr. Raghavendra S K on Post-Exposure Prophylaxis, where interns were oriented regarding occupational exposure risks, reporting procedures, and preventive measures. The programme concluded with a valedictory session and interaction with interns. Participants expressed appreciation for the comprehensive orientation and the practical guidance provided by the resource persons.
Feedback Analysis	Feedback was collected from interns using a structured feedback form. Analysis revealed a highly positive response. Key Findings 95% of participants rated the programme as Excellent or Very Good. Participants appreciated the practical relevance of the sessions. The sessions on NMC Internship Guidelines, Infection Control, and Biomedical Waste Management received particularly positive feedback. Interns reported increased confidence regarding hospital duties, patient care responsibilities, and institutional protocols. The orientation helped clarify internship expectations and assessment requirements. Overall Satisfaction Rating: Excellent.
Conclusion	The Internship Orientation Programme successfully prepared the MBBS 2021 Batch students for the commencement of their Compulsory Rotating Medical Internship. The programme provided comprehensive guidance regarding clinical responsibilities, professional conduct, hospital protocols, laboratory procedures, infection control measures, and patient safety. The sessions enabled interns to begin their internship with greater confidence and clarity regarding their roles and responsibilities.
Recommendations	· Continue conducting structured orientation programmes for all future intern batches. · Include hands-on demonstrations on infection control and biomedical waste management.