Shiva Trust's
Shivajirao Pawar Ayurvedic Medical College & Research Center
Pachegaon Road, Pachegaon, Maharashtra 413725
MUHS Code: 123124 | NCISM Code: 0721
Kayachikitsa & Emergency Medicine
The principal clinical branch of Ayurveda dealing with Internal Medicine, diagnostic methodologies, systemic therapeutics, and emergency care.
Ayurvedic Internal Medicine
Kaya Chikitsa is the principal clinical branch of Ayurveda that deals with Internal Medicine. The department focuses on the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of systemic diseases using classical Ayurvedic principles.
Students are trained in understanding disease pathology, patient examination, treatment planning, and therapeutic interventions. The department covers a wide range of disorders affecting various body systems, including metabolic, digestive, respiratory, neurological, and lifestyle-related diseases.
Clinical training is provided through outpatient departments, inpatient wards, and specialty clinics. Students gain practical experience in patient care, case presentations, and evidence-based Ayurvedic treatment approaches.
The department serves as the backbone of Ayurvedic clinical education and prepares students for independent medical practice and advanced clinical research.
NCISM Competency-Based Training
Under the competency curriculum, students participate in diverse clinical, emergency, and community outreach programs:
Community Outreach
Medical and health camps, Primary Health Centre (PHC) visits, community health surveys, and screening camps for non-communicable diseases.
Emergency Care Training
CPR & Basic Life Support (BLS) training, emergency management workshops, and multi-disciplinary healthcare seminars.
Academic Clinical Programs
Bedside teaching sessions, case presentations, clinical seminars, observerships in specialty clinics, and journal clubs.
Public Health Campaigns
Patient counseling activities, blood donation drives, vaccination campaigns, and public health awareness programs.
OPD, IPD & Specialty Clinics
The clinical practice is integrated with hospital divisions to ensure hands-on diagnostic exposure:
Outpatient Services (OPD)
Regular clinical assessment of daily cases, diagnostics, and customized medicine prescriptions.
Inpatient Wards (IPD)
In-patient recovery tracking, emergency administration, and systematic dietary administration.
Specialty Clinics
Focused Ayurvedic care panels for diabetes, metabolic disorders, arthritis, and neurological ailments.
Through systematic bedside clinical teachings and observerships in specialty clinics, students develop clinical confidence and patient management proficiency, bridging classical Ayurvedic principles with contemporary diagnosis.
Department Gallery
Exhibits & Model Presentation
Students presenting anatomical disease models, stress management charts, and Shirodhara concepts
Key Learnings & Focus
- Clinical patient examination & history taking
- Designing personalized Ayurvedic therapeutic programs
- CPR and Basic Life Support (BLS) interventions
- Participating in medical & screening camps
- Bedside clinical postings and specialty observerships
- Rehabilitating chronic metabolic and digestive illnesses