QMC

The Community Medicine Department plays a vital role in shaping future healthcare professionals by teaching the basics of Preventive Public Health and exploring the health challenges faced by communities. Through hands-on learning, interactive teaching, and research, students gain a clear understanding of disease patterns, non-communicable diseases, environmental health, nutrition, and the epidemiology of population health.
The department places a strong emphasis on research initiatives, fostering a culture of quality research. The Institutional Research Committee (IRC) ensures the quality assurance of research projects, while the Research Cell provides comprehensive support to students and faculty. These efforts aim to enhance the research culture and contribute to evidence-based public health practices.
Our dedicated faculty members are actively involved in delivering the content of community medicine through the integrated curriculum. Department faculty is actively involved in guiding students, helping them prepare for professional exams, and ensuring their success through well-structured assessments and regular feedback.

Objective

1. To teach the foundations of public health and its practical applications.
2. To help students understand population health and public health systems.
3. To encourage critical thinking through real-world learning and research.
4. To highlight the importance of preventing diseases and promoting good health.
5. To focus on environmental health and nutrition as key areas for better health outcomes.
6. To support students with effective teaching, fair assessments, and constructive feedback