Foot & Ankle Pan India Continuing Medical Education - Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences

SL.No.	Particulars in Field	Inputs
1.	Event name	Foot & Ankle Pan India Continuing Medical Education
2.	Organizing Department/ Committee/ Others	JSS Medical College & Hospital, Mysuru, Under the aegis of JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research.
3.	Type of Event	Resource Faculty Participation and Academic contribution
4.	Level of event	State Level
5.	Collaboration / accreditation if any	11^th Mysore Orthopaedics course-2026, JSS Medical College & Hospital, Mysuru
6.	Dates/ and Duration	14^th June 2026
7.	Venue	JSS Medical College & Hospital, Mysuru
8.	Details of delegates/ target audience	Post Graduate Trainees and Practicing Orthopaedic surgeons
9.	Total Number of delegates/ Audiences attended	100
10.	Objectives of the event	* To enhance clinical examination skills and diagnostic reasoning in Orthopaedics. * To discuss evidence-based management of orthopaedic conditions through long and short case discussions. * To improve postgraduate training and clinical decision-making
11.	Brief Report of the Event (in about 200 words)	Prof. Dr. Mahesh D.V., Professor and Head, Department of Orthopaedics, Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS), B.G. Nagara, participated as a resource faculty at the 11th Mysore Orthopaedic Course (MOC)–2026 held at JSS Medical College & Hospital, Mysuru, on 14^th June 2026. During the program, he conducted and guided long case and short case discussions for postgraduate trainees and orthopaedic surgeons. His sessions focused on clinical examination, differential diagnosis, and evidence-based management of orthopaedic conditions. Through interactive discussions and practical case-based teaching, participants improved their clinical reasoning and decision-making skills. His expertise and teaching approach were highly appreciated by the attendees. The program provided an excellent platform for academic learning and knowledge exchange, and Dr. Mahesh D.V.’s contribution significantly enhanced the educational value of the course
12.	Feedback Analysis (Brief)	Feedback was collected from postgraduate trainees and faculty members. Participants appreciated the interactive case discussions, practical clinical approach, and evidence-based teaching methods. The sessions were considered highly informative and beneficial for improving clinical reasoning and examination skills
13.	Outcome	The event successfully enhanced participants’ understanding of clinical examination, diagnostic reasoning, and management planning in Orthopaedics. The long and short case discussions improved the academic learning experience and strengthened practical clinical skills among postgraduate trainees and practising orthopaedic surgeons