AIIMS Delhi to Let MBBS Students Take Up Research Projects

New Delhi: The Delhi-based All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has made the decision to allow its MBBS undergraduate students to participate in research projects and get a stipend of INR 50,000 each for doing so. The goal is to support students as they early on in their research careers to broaden their horizons.

According to an office note released by M Srinivas, director of AIIMS, Delhi, "there would be improvements made to the current mentorship programme for students, such that the undergraduate students are able to form a link with the faculty and also gain fundamental clinical and research skills."

The Student Management System will be utilised to manage, oversee, and evaluate the programme. "After joining AIIMS for six months, newly enrolled students are eligible to begin communicating with instructors. Other semester students should enrol right away. This will raise the calibre of the investigation and create contacts for potential future partnerships, according to the memo”.

The students will be urged to write to faculty members expressing their interest in receiving mentoring in order to take advantage of this opportunity.

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AIIMS Delhi to Monitor Dementia Patients using GPS Software

AIIMS Delhi is prepared to launch a research on dementia patients using GPS-based technology. The initiative will be carried out on a trial basis by the geriatric department of the AIIMS and is financed by the Center's Department of Health Research.

According to reports, the patients will be split into two groups based on their age; the first group will consist of patients between the ages of 40 and 60, and the second group will consist of patients over the age of 60. A senior physician added, "Patients in the first category (based on age group) will be selected based on the scale of risk factors such smoking, sugar, obesity, hair loss, head injuries, alcohol addiction, diabetes, etc.

"Observations from their behaviour, underlying medical issues, or comorbidities, and lifestyle will be explored over this length," he stated. "Both groups will be tracked for the next three years."

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