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REGISTERED No. D. (D.N.)-72

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART III—Section 4

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 6] NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11,1983/VA1SAKHA 21,1905 Separate Paging is given to this Part in order thai it may be filed as a separate compilation

(1)

183 GI/83--1

m GI/83-2

CENTRAL COUNCIL OF HOMOEOPATHY

10, COMMUNITY CENTRE BASANTLOK VASANT VTHAR

NOTIFICATION

New Delhi, the 11th May, 1983

No. 7-l|83|CCH.—In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (i). fj) and (k) of section 33 and sub-section (1) of section 20 of the Ho- moeopathy Central Council Act, 1973 (59 of 1973), the Central Council of Homoeopathy, with the previous sanction of the Central Go- vernment hereby makes the following regulations, namely :—

PARTI

(viii) "Second Schedule" and "Third Schedule" means the Second Schedule and Third Schedule respectively of the Act;

fix) "Syllabus" and "Curriculum" mean the Syllabus and Curriculum for different courses of study as specified by the Homoeopathy (Diploma Course) Re- gulations, 1983, the Homoeopathy (Graded Degree Course) Regulations, 1983 and the Homoeopathy (Degree¹ Course) Regulations, 1983;

(x) "Teaching Experience" means teaching experience in the subject concerned in a Homoeopathic College or in a Hospital recognised by the Central Council;

Preliminary

1. Short title and commencement.—

(xi) "Visitor" means a Visitor appointed under sub-section (1) of section 18 of the Act.

PARTH

Staff, Equipment Training

(ii) They shall come into force on the date

and other Facilities

of their publication in the Gazette of India.

2. Definitions.—In these regulations, unless

the context otherwise requires :—

(i) "Act" means the Homoeopathy Central

Council Act, 1973 (59 of 1973);

(ii) "Courses" means the Courses of study

in Homoeopathy, namely :•—-

(a) D.H.M.S. (Diploma in Homoeo-

pathic Medicine and Surgery); and

(b) B.H.M.S, (Bachelor of Homoeopathic

Medicine and Surgery).

(iii) "Diploma" means a Diploma in Ho- moeopathy as defined in clause (iii) of regulation 3 of the Homoeopathy (Dip- loma Course) Regulaions, 1983;

(iv) "Degree" means- a Degree in Homoeo- pathy as denned in clause (iv) of re- gulation 2 of the Homoeopathy (Gra- ded Degree Course) Regulations. 1983 or in clause (iv) of regulation 2 of the Homoeopathy (Degree Course) Regulations, 1983;

(v) "Homoeopathic College" means a Ho- moeopathic Medical College affiliated to a Board or University and recog- nised by the Central Council;

(vi) "Inspector" means and Medical Inspec- tor appointed under sub-section (1) of section 17 of the Act;

(vii) "President" means the Pesidcnt of the

Central Council;

3. Minimum Requirements.—There shall be attached to every Homoeopathic Colledge a Hos- pital having not less than 25 beds and every such Colledge shall, within a period of five years from the commencement of these regulations, provide minimum requirements, norms and standards as specified by these regulations in regard to teaching staff, equipment, accommodation, training and other facilities in such College.

4. Power of Cenral Council to call for infor- mation and returns.—The Central Council shall have the power to call for such information and returns as it may deem fit from examining bodies and Homoeopathic Colleges shall furnish the said information and returns in triplicate within the time specified by the Central Council.

5. Facilities for Inspectors and Visitors.— Every Homoeopathic College shall provide all necessary facilities to the Inspectors and Visitors appointed by the Central Council to discharge their duties and functions.

6. Criteria for Admission of Students.—Ad- mission of students to Homoeopathic Colleges imparting instructions for Diploma or Degree Courses shall be in accordance with the student* bed ratio of 2 : 1 and 1 : 1 respecively in their attached Hosipitals.

7. Minimum teaching staff.—The minimum

number and category of teaching staff:—

(i) for a Homoeopathic College imparting instruction in D.H.M.S. (Diploma in Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery)

shall be in accordance with Annexure 'A';

PART m

Accommodation

(ii) for -a Homoeopathic College imparting instruction in B.H.M.S. (Graded Degree Course) shall be in accordance with Annexurc 'B';

(iii) for a Homoeopathic College imparting instruction in B.H.M.S. (Degree Course) shall be in accordance with Annexure ' C;

8. Teaching Staff.—A Homoeopathic College shall appoint in its Departments only full time staff;

Provided that where suitably qualified full time teachers are not available a Homoeopathic College may employ part-time upto a maximum of thirty per cent of the total strength of its teach- ing staff;

Provided further that the appointment of such part-time teachers shall be restricted to teaching staff above the rank of a lecturer;

Provided also (hat such part-time teachers shall conduct not less than three hours' clinical or teaching classes every working d^y in such College or its attached Hospital.

9. Head of a Homoeopathic Colleges.-—The head of a Homoeopathic College shall be a full- time employee of the said College.

10. Hospital Staff.—The strength of staff in a Hospital attached fo a Homoeopathic College shall be in accordance with Annexure 'D";

11. Qualifications etc. of teaching staff—The mirfimum qualifications and age for appointment of teaching staff to the various posts shall be in accordance with Annexure 'E'.

12. Experience as practitioner deemed to be equivalent to teaching experience.—-In case of appointment of a part-time teacher in a Homoeo- pathic College, the period of experience as a practitioner of Homoeopathy shall be considered equivalent to that of teaching experience re- quired for the said appointment;

Provided that care shall be taken to appoint only qualified and experienced practitioners of Homoeopathy with good standing in the pro- fession.

13. Equipment training and other facilities etc.—The equipment, training and other facilities for education in Homoeopathy to be made avail- able to studenis by every Homoeopathic College shall be in accordance with Aune/Xures 'F' and 'G' respectively.

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14. Gemcral.—Every Homoeopathic College shall be housed in a unitary building and it shall be located near the Hospital attached to it. The College grounds shall have room for future ex- pansion. The College shall have iis own land and building for running its various departments. It shall have in addition an attached indoor Hospital with the prescribed number of beds.

The College shall also have a well equipped out-patient department with the following sec- tions, medical, chronic medical, surgical, gyneco- logical and antenatal, ophthalmology, car, nose and throat, and paediatrics. The beds in the said Hospital shall be divided for treating cases on the following basis.

60%—for acute and chronic medical cases

including 10% for paediatrics,

2 0 %— for surgical including ear, nose and

throat and ophthalmology; and

20%—for gynaecological and obstetrics

cases.

The indoor and out-patient department wings

of the College shall be in a running condition.

In addition to the accommodation mentioned above the College building shall provide the folloWing;

(1) Principal's office room with, attached

toilet room and retiring room

(2) Visitors' room

(3) Committee room

(4) Office room for accommodating at least seven assistants including office superintendent.

(5) Central store room

(6) Staff room with attached toilet facilities

(7) Toilet facilities for visitors and office

staff

(8) Record room

(9) Canteen

(10) Library with reading room with se- parate arrangement for staff and students with adequate seating accom- modation.

(11) Separate common rooms for male and

female studenis.

(12) Five lecture halls each with a seating

capacity for 50 to 100 students.

fl3) Sfcparatc toilet facilities for male and

female students,

(14) College auditorium to accommodate (d) A herbarium for medicinal plants shall

also be provided.

4. Pathology and Bacteriology Department

at least 400 to 500 persons.

TEACHING DEPARTMENTS

1. Anatom Department

(a) Laboratories.—Tables with reagents, shelves, cupboards fitted with water taps and sinks on the table top with electric and gas points to accommodate 30 to 50 students, attached store room with high speed centrifuge room.

(b) Museum.—Sufficient accommodation for .show cases and cupboards for at-least 500 speci- mens with seating facility for 30 10 50 students;

(c) Small office room for the staff with toilet

facilities.

5. Preventive and social Medicine and Forensic

Medicine Departments

fa) Dissection Hall.—It shall be specious enough to accommodate 50 to 100 students. Flooring shall be well polished stoue and the walls shall be glazed upto 6 feet from the floor. Adequate provision for ventilation and lighting shall be made, Tanks for preservation of dis- sected parts and wash basins shall be provided. Preparation room and a cadaver room shall also, if possible, be provided, adjacent to the dissection hall together With a departmental store room and a small ollice room attached to the dissection hall with toilet facilities.

(b) Museum.—Accommodation shall be pro- vide*.! for racks and shelves for storing and proper display of wet and dry specimens, models, revol- ving stands for diagram, trolly tables, with a sea'ing accommodation for about 30 to 50 students at a time.

(c) Small office room for the staff with toilet

facilities.

(a/) Museum.—Sufficient accommodation for cupboards and show cases for sforing and dis- playing models illustrating the insanitary and sanitary dwellings, wells, tanks, vectors of disea- ses carrying germs, family exhibits with a separate annexe to accommodate museum, for storage and display of medico-legal specimens witd seating ac- commodation for 15 to 25 students.

(b) Departmental store-room.

(c) Small office room for the staff with toilet

facilities.

2. Phsiology Department

6. Rooms for Heads of Departments

The incharge of every department other than trios; of anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, patho- logy, preventive and social medicine and jurispru- dence shall each be provided with a smalL office room—H such rooms.

7. Hospital

(a) Laboratories.—Tables with reagents, shel- ves, cupboards below, fifed with water tape and sinks on the table top with electric and gas points to accommodate 30 to 50 students. Ante- rooms for storing balances. Facility of distil- lation apparatus shall be provided. Facilit for experimental physiology shall be provided in the Laboratory and a departmental store room.

(b) Museum with glass cupboards and shel- ves for display of models and diagrams with a seating capacity of 30 to50 students.

(c) Small office room for the staff with toilet

facilities.

Proper accommodation for physicians, sur- geons, gynaecologist, obstetricians and other visting staff.

3. Pharmacology Deportment

(a) Laboratories .—Sufficient accommodation shall be provided for laboratory tables with shelves and cupboard fitted with water taps and sinks on the table top with electric and gas points to accommodate 30 to 50 students. Ante-rooms for storing balances etc.

(b) Museum with glass cupboards- and shelves for storing and display of specimens with a seating capacity of 30 to 50 students, attached departmental store room.

Dispensing, linen and other stores, medicine store, preparation room, examination rooms, labour room, operation iheatre, surgical dressing rooms, sterilisation room, superintendent's room, patients' relations shed, patients' waiting hall, enquiry office, accommodation for resident staff, medical officers, nurses, nurses duty room, small room, record room and lavatories for out-door and indoor patients and kitchen for indoor hos- pital, laundary etc. with all modern facilities and technical requirements shall be provided.

PART IV

Residential Accommodation

(c) Small office room for the staff with toilet

facilities.

15. Hostels and quarters.—Hostels for male and female students separately for accommodating

ANNEXUREB

(Regulation 7 (ii) -< - at least 150 male studtnts and 40 female students with sanitary facilities, mess, common room and games facilities.

Minimum Teaching Staff for Graded Degree Course

(Not exceeding 100 admissions)

LecLu-

1L.T

Name of the Department

Profe- ssor

Family quarters for (i) the Principal, (ii) the Superintendent of the Hospital and (iii) the teach- ing staff, (Jv) Resident Medical Officer (v) House Physicians, Surgeons, (vi) Nurses and (vii) employes.

Reader/ Asstt. Pi ofe- ssor

Demo - ixstra- tor/ Tutor

1

4

5 ANNEXURE A

T

i

(Regulation 7(i)

2

2

I

Maierin Medicii

and Homoeopath ii c

Minimiun Teaching Staff for Diploma Course

1 hentpeutics

(Not exceeding 100 admissions)

i

2

I

Organon of

Lecture! s

Medicine, Philosophy,

Name of Depattment

Demottt-- trntor/ Tutor

Chronic

Pi.ofessor/ Readci/ Asstt. ³rofe.ssor \

Diseases and

o

Psychology

4

1

1

1

1

1

1

. Anatomy

1

1

1

Practice of Medicine Surgery

1

2

1

1

. Physiology

2

1

1

1

Obstetrics &

1

1

Gynaecology

1

1

Preventive and

Social Medicine

. Materia Medica Repertory and Homoeo pathic Therapeutics

with Family

1

Orytnon Philo- sophy

1

2

] I

Psyhology

1

1

1

Practice of Medi- cine

-

—

Welfaie Biochemistiy Pathology, Bactenoiogy & Piirasitology, Oase taking & repertotisation

1

1

1

Obstetrics & Gynaecology

8*

9

10

Tola 1

1

1

Surgery

"-"Principal may be one of the Piofeusors cf any

Department.

0

1

1

Preventive aiul Social Medicine

ANNEXURE C

1

1

0

9.

(Regulii.ioa 7 (iii) Forensic Medicine

Minimum Teaching Staff for Direct Degree Course

1

I)

1

(Not exceeding 100 admissions)

1

1

1

Prufe-

KKOI

Name oi the Department

Pathology. Bacteriology and PaiasitoiogyReader/ Asstt. Profe ssor De- mons- trator/ Tutor 12 11 Total 2 3 4 1 5 1 1 Anatomy r Department.

1

1

1

3

1

2

2

3

Pli>siolofc.y & Biocherristry Materia Medica and Homoeopathic

Registration Clerk Peon Dresser Laboratory Technician Midwife

4 2 4 2 2 I 3 1

Therapeutics

Note : Besides ihe above, E

2

i

i i

2

Homeopathic Pharmacy Oi&anon of

untable t ethnical/Para- medical stuff should be appoiuted to man the of the hospita 1 for it different departments proper functioning.

Besides tbi a 100 bedded hospital maj nho have

the following staff :

No. of post required 1

i

1

3

1

Medicine and Philosophy, Chronic Diseases and Psychology Practice of Medicine including

1 1

Name of the posts Anaesthetist O.T. Attendant Matron

]

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

paediatrics Surgery, E.N-T. & Oplithalm3logy Obstetrics &

18 1 1 1

Nursing Orderly Radiologist Radiographer Si X-Ray Technician

Nil

1

1

1

1 1

1

Dark Room Assit. Patho logist Bio-Chemist

Nil

1

1

Gynaecology Preventive a Dd Social Medicine with Family Welfare Forensic Medicine

1

Nil

1

1

2

Masalchi Head Cletk/Assi'. Receptionist

6 3 1

2

1

1 Nil

Telephone Operators U.D.C. L.D.C./Typist

2 3 4 Patho lo gy, Bacteriolo gy, Pirasito lo gy Case taking & Rep^rtorisatiou

23

15

1 2 14

10*

Total

SAS Accountant Store Keeper

1

Store Superintendent

Professors ( )f any

be one of the

*Priucipal ma>

Dspartnunt.

ANNEXURE E

(Regulation 11)

ANNEXURE D (Regulation 10)

Minimum Strength of Hospital Staff

QUALIFICATIONS FOR TEACHING STAFF OF A HOMOEOPATHIC COLLEGE

(Indoor and Outdoor)

1. Diploma Course

50 to 100 Upto

Beds 50 Beds

1. PRINCIPAL

Essential Qualifications :

A. (i) A recognised diploma after 4 years'

study or a degree in Homoeopathy.

OR

(ii) Qualification included in the III Schedule of the Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973.

Superintendent 1 — Resident Medical Officer 2 2 HVise Physician/House Suigeon 8 5 Nursing Staff 25 15 Waid boys/Aya 15 10 Swecper/Jamadars 9 6 4 2 Cook 3 2 Kahar Dhobi 2 1 Chowkidar A 4 Medical Officer 4 2

B. Eight years teaching experience with three years of administrative experience in a recognised Homoeopathic College or Hospital.

Preferential Qualifications :

B. Five years teaching experience in the sub- ject concerned in a Homoeopathic or Allopathic Medical College.

Preferential Qualifications :

A. Having both a recognised diploma or deg- ree in Homoeopathy and a qualification included in III Schedule of the Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973.

A. Diploma after 4 years' study or a degree in Homoeopathy for those possessing qualifications recognised by the Medical Council of India.

B. Research experience in Homoeopathy in an institution recognised by the Central Council for Research in Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy or the Central Council for Research in Homoeo- pathy or the Central Government or a S'ate Go- vernment in a responsible position.

Age :

B. Administrate or Research experience in an institution recognised by the Central Council of Homoeopathy or Central Council for Research in Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy or Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy or the Central Government or a State Government in a responsible position.

Not more than 50 years as on the last date of receipt of application for the post. Age relaxable for an exceptionally qualified person.

2. PROFESSOR IN HOMOEOPATHIC

SUBJECTS

Age.—Not more than 45 years as on the last date of receipt of application for the post. Age relaxable in the case of an exceptionally qualified persons.

Essential Qualifications :

4. Reader|Assistant Professor in Homoeopathic A. (i) A recognised diploma after 4 years'

Subjects.

study or a degree in Homoeopathy.

Essential Qualification :

OR

A. (i) A recognised diploma after 4 years'

study or a degree in Homoeopathy.

(ii) A qualification included in the III Sche- dule of the Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973'.

OR

(ii) A qualification included in the III Schedule

of Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973.

B. Two years teaching experience as a Reader or Assistant Professor or at least seven years teach- ing experience.

B. Three years or leaching experience as a

Lecturer or five years of teaching experience.

Preferential Qualification :

Preferential Qualifications :

A. Having both a recognised diploma or degree in Homoeopathy and a qualification included in the III Schedule of the Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973.

A. Having both a recognised diploma after 4 years study or a degree in Homoeopathy and a qualification included in the III Schedule of Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973.

B. Administrative experience or Research ex- perience in an institution recognised by Central Council for Research in Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy or Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy or the Central Government or a State Government in a responsible position.

B. Administrative or Research experience in an institution recognised by the Central Council of Homoeopathy or Central Council for Research in Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy or Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy or the Cen- tral Government or a State Government in a res- ponsible position.

Age.—Not more than 45 years as on the last date of receipt of application for the post. Age relaxable in the case of an exceptionally qualified person.

3. Professor in Allied Medical Subjects

Essential Qualifications :

Age :—Not more than 40 years as on the last datt of receipt of application for the post. Age relaxable in the case of an exceptionally quali- fied person.

A.(i) A recognised diploma after 4 years' study

or a degree in Homoeopathy.

5. Reader|Assistant Professor in Allied Medical

Subjects

OR

Essential Qualification :

A. (i) A recognised diploma after 4 years'

study or a degree in Homoeopathy.

(ii) A degree recognised by the Medical Coun- cil of India preferably with qualification included HI the in Schedule of the Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973.

OR

(ii) A degree recognised by the Medical Coun-

cil of India.

B. Three years of teaching experience as a lecturer or five years of teaching experience in a recognised Allopathic or Homoeopathic Medical College.

Preferential Qualifications ;

A. Having both a recognised diploma after 4 years' study or a degree in Homoeopathy for those possessing qualifications recognised by the Medi- cal Council of- India.

B. Administrative or Research experience in an institution recognised by the Central Council of Homoeopathy or Central Council for Research in Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy or Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy or the Cen- tral Government or a State Government in a res- ponsible position.

Age :—Not more than 40 years as on Ihe last date of receipt of application for the post. Age relaxable in the case of an exceptionally qualified person.

6. Lecturer in Homoeopathic Subjects

Essential Qualification :

A. (i) A recognised diploma after 4 years'

study or a degree in Homoeopathy.

OR

(ii) A qualification included in the III Sche- dule of the Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973.

Preferential Qualifications :

Having both a recognised diploma after 4 years' study or a degree in Homoeopathy and a qualifi- cation included in III Schedule of the Homoeo- pathy Central Council Act, 1973.

Age :— Not more than 35 years as on the last

date of receipt of application for the post. Age relaxable in the case of an exceptionally qualified person.

7. Lecturer in Allied Medical Subjects

Essential Qualifications :

A.(i) A recognised diploma after 4 vears'

study or a degree in Homoeopathy

OR

(ii) A degree recognised by the Medical

Council of India.

B. Two years teaching experience in a recog- nised Allopathic or Homoeopathic College and Hospital.

Preferential Qualifications :

A. Recognised diploma after 4 years study of a degree in Homoeopathy for those possessing qualifications recognised by the Medical Council of Tndia.

B. Qualification included in the III Schedule

of Homoeopathy Central Council Act. 1973.

OR

M.D. or M.S. or an allopathic post-graduate

diploma qualification.

Age :—Not more than 35 years on the last date of receipt of application for the post. Age relaxable for an exceptionally qualified person.

8. Demonstrators (in all subjects)

Essential Qualifications :

A. (i) A recognised diploma after 4 years'

study or a degree in Homoeopathy.

OR

(ii) A degree in modern medicine.

Preferential Qualifications :

A. Having both a recognised diploma after 4 years' study or a degree in Homoeopathy and qualification included in the III Schedule of the Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973.

OR

M.D. or M.S. or an allopathic post-graduate

diploma in. the subject concerned.

B. Experience of working at any Government Homoeopathic Dispensary or at any Homoeopa- thic or Allopathic College and Hospital.

Age :—Must be between 22 years to 30 years on the last date of receipt of application. Age relaxable in the case of an exceptionally qualified and experienced person.

II DEGREE COURSE

1. Principal

Essential Qualifications :

A. (i) A recognised diploma after 4 yeafs'

study or a degree in Homoeopathy.

OR

(ii) Qualification included in the III Schedule of the Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973.

B. Ten years' teaching experience with 5 years administrative experience in a recognised homo- eopathic college or hospital- Preferential Qualification :

A. Having both a recognised diploma after 4 years' study or a degree in homoeopathy and "any

qualification included in the 111 Schedule of the Homoeopathy Central Council Act.

B. Research experience in Homoeopathy in an institution recognised by Central Council for Re- search in Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy or Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy of the Central Government or a State Govern- ment.

Age :—Not more than 50 years as on the last date of receipt of application for the post. Age relaxable for an exceptionally qualified person.

2. Professor in Homoeopathic Subjects

Essential Qualifications :

A. (i) A recognised diploma after 4 years'

study or a degree in Homoeopathy.

OR

(ii) A qualification included in the III Schedule

of the Homoeopathy Central Act, 1973.

B. T hree years of teaching experience as Reader or Asstt. Professor or ten years teaching experience.

Preferential Qualification :

A. Having both a recognised diploma or a degree in Homoeopathy and the qualification in- cluded in the III Schedule of HomOeopatd|Central Council Act, 1973.

B. Administrative experience or Research ex- perience in an institution or unit recognised by the Central Council of Homoeopathy or Central Coun- cil for Research in Indian Medicine and Homo- eopathy or Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy or Cenlral Government or a State Government in a responsible position.

Age :—Not more than 45 years as on the date of receipt of application for the post. Age relax- able in the case of an exceptionally qualified person.

3. Professors in Allied Medical Subjects

Essential Qualifications :

A. (i) A recognised diploma after 4 \ears

study or a degree in Homoeopathy.

OR

(ii) A degree recognised by the Medical Coun- cil oflndia preferably with qualifications included hi the ITI Schedule of the Homoeopathy Central Council Act 1973.

B. Three years teaching experience as Reader or Asstt. Professor or ten years of teaching ex- perience in the subject concerned in Homoeopa- thic or Allopathic Medical College.

Preferential Qualification':

A. Any qualification in Homoeopathy as per Second and Third Schedules for those possessing qualifications recognised by the Medical Council of India.

B. Administrative or Research experience in an Institution recognised by Central Council of Homoeopathy or Central Council for Research in Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy or Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy or Central Government or a State Government in a respon- sible position.

Age.—Not more than 45 years as on the last date of receipt of application for the post. Age relaxable in the case of an exceptionally qualified person.

4. Reader/Asstt. Profe^.or in Homoeopathic subjects

Essential Qualifications :

(A) (i) A recognised diploma after 4 years' study

or a degree in Homoeopathy.

OR

(ii) A qualification included in the HI Schedule

of the Homoeopathy Central Council Act. 1973.

(B) Four years of teaching experience as Lec-

turer or seven years of teaching experience.

Preferential Qualifications :

(A) Having both a recognised diploma or a degree in Homoeopathy and the qualification in- cluded m the III Schedule of the Homoeopathy Cenlral Council Act, 1973.

(B) Administrative experience or Research ex- perience in an Institution recognised by Central Council of Homoeopathy or Central Council for Research in Tndian Medicine and Homoeopathy or Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy or Central Government or a State Government in a responsible position.

Age.—Not more than 40 years on the last date of receipt of application for the post. Age relaxable in thp case of an exceptionally qualified person.

5. Reader/A <:sti. Professor in Allied Medical subjects

Essential Qualifications :

(A) (i) A recognised diploma riter 4 years'

study or a degree in Homoeopathy.

OR

(i\) A degree recognised by the Medical Council of India preferably with qualifications included in the III Schedule of the Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973.

(B) Four years of teaching experience as a lec- turer or seven years of teaching experience in a recognised Allopathic or Homoeopathic Medical College.

Preferential Qualifications :

(A) A qualification in Homoeopathy included in the Second and Third Schedules for those posses- sing Allopathic qualifications.

(B) Administrative or Research experience in an Institution recognised by the Central Council of Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy or Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy or Central Government or a State Government in a responsi- ble position.

Age.—Not more than 40 years as on the last date of receipt of application for the post. Age relaxable in case of an exceptionally qualified person.

6. Lecturer in Homoeopathic Subjects

Essential Qualifications :

(A) (i) A recognised diploma after 4 years'

study or a degree in Homoeopathy.

OR

fiii A qualification included in the III Schedule

of Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973.

(B) Three years of teaching experience as a

demonstrator.

Preferential Qualifications :

Having both a recognised diploma or a degree in Homoeopathy and qualification included in III Scredule of the Homoeopathy Central. Council Act, 1973.

Age.—Not mare than 35 years as on the last date of receipt of application for the post. Age re- laxable in the case of an exceptionally qualified person.

7. Lecturer in Allied Medical Subjects

Essential Qualifications :

(A) (i) A recognised diploma after 4 years'

study or a degree in Homoeopathy.

OR

(ii) A degree recognised by the Medical Council of India preferably with qualifications included in the III Schedule of Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973.

(B) Three years experience in a recognised

Homoeopathic or Allopathic Medical College.

Preferential Qualification :

M.D. or M.S. or an Allopathic Post-Graduate diploma or degree in the subject concerned and/or qualification in Homoeopathy included in the Third* Schedule of the Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973.

Age.—Not more than 35 years on the last date of receipt of application for the post. Age relaxable for an exceptionally qualified person.

8. Demonstrators (in all subjects)

Essential Qualifications :

(A) (i) A recognised diploma after 4 years'

study or a degree in Homoeopathy.

OR

(ii) A degree in modern medicine.

Preferential Qualifications :

(A) Having both a recognised diploma or a de- gree in Homoeopathy and qualification included in the III Schedule of Homoeopathy Central Coun- cil Act, 1973.

OR

M.D. or/M.S. or Post Graduate diploma or de-

gree in the subject concerned.

(B) Experience of working at any State Homoeopathic Dispensary, Government Homoeo- pathic Dispensary or at any recognised Homoeo- pathic or Allopathic college and hospital.

Age.—Must be between 22 years and 30 years on the last date of receipt of application. Age re- laxable in the case of an exceptionally qualified and experienced person.

Provided that hi case of non-availability of Principal|Professor|Reader|Asstt. Professor in Homoeopathic subjects satisfying qualifications as laid down above, these may be relaxed for the first five years from the date of sanction of these regu- lations as under:—

1. Principal and Professor

Essential Qualifications :

(A) (i) A recognised diploma after 4 yea'rs'

study or a degree in Homoeopathy.

OR

(ii) Qualification included in the III Schedule of

Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973.

(B) Professional experience of not less than 12

years.

Preferential Qualifications :

Five years teaching or research or administrative experience in a recognised homoeopathic institu- tion.

(A) (i) A recognised diploma after 4 yews' 15. Wooden blocks of different sizes. 2 doz.

study or a degree in Homoeopathy.

Razor Hone & Strap

16.

2

OR

Plasticin in different colours.

17.

A^ requiied

X-Ray viewing boxes or panel.

(ii) Qualification included in III Schedule of the 18.

As required

Homoeopathy Central Council Act, 1973.

Mh Ids, C'larts, diagrams, slides etc.

19.

Asiequired

Micro.co p;s (StudcnL's type)

(B) 8 years professional experience.

25

20.

Microscop;s (Research and Binocu-

¹

21.

Preferential Qualifications

lai).

Demonstration eyepieces.

22.

5

Double Demonstration eye-pieces.

Four years teaching or research or administra- tive experience in a recognised institution in homoeopathy.

2

23.

Dissecting Microscope.

2

24.

ANNEXURE F (Reguation 13)

Micrometer occulai.

2

15

2

3

8

4

4

2

50

2

2

   *52.  Mortuary    cooler  with  arrangement  8—10          29. p.H.  Comparator  with  dues     1
       bocHes to kiep
                                                              30. Refiigeiatoi  (big size)         1
     Note  : Additional  items  required  for  the  degree    31. Col our perception lantern Ed-   1
             colleges  are  mark.d  by  * (asterisk).             ridge  Green.
                                                              32. Incubator-stage                  1
PHYSIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRY  DEPARTMENT                         33. Newton's  coloui  Wheel          1
        'A'  —Absolutely  necessary                           34. Oxygen Cylinder with trolley    1
                                                              35. CO;  Cylinder  with trollcry     1
 SI. Name of the  Article            Qua ntity                36.                                 i.  As  required
                                                                  Educational films, slides, mo dies
 No.
                                                              37. Dessicators,large  size         1
 1          2                               3
                                                                       'B'  —Ma>  be  added
           For  Human Experiments                            *38  Pyknometei                      2
    1. Microscopes with Oil imm.r-    30                     *39  Perimeter  Priestly  smith s/LV. 1
       sion.                                                      984 B+T
    2. Demonstrations eye-pieces       2                     *40  Spirometer  Ordinary             1
                                                             *41. Spirometer  Water,  temperature  1
    3. Double derrpnstration eye-      2
       pieces.                                                    contiast,
     4 .  Westergen's piprttc fb i E.S.R.                    *42. Tonomcteis                      3
                                      30  (with spare-
       on sta nd                      pipettes)              *43  Hydiometer  Set (0.900—1. 1C0)   1
     5. Haematocrit tubes            3 0  (with  spares)     *44. Visco meter  Ostward  Clinical   1
     6 .  Hameglobinometer  Shahli    30 (w'th  spares)      *45. Stalagmometei                   1
     7. Haemocytom;ter                30  (with  spares)      *46. , Osmometer                    1
     8. Sphymomanometer               10                      *47. Olfactometer                    1
     9. Stethescopcs                  10                      MS. Various pressure apparatus       1
    10. Stethescopes,  Demortstiation 2                       *49. Capillileiy  pressure apparatus 1
        with  multiple  ear  pieces                           *50. Plethysnograph  limb            1
   11. Clinical thermometers          10                      *51.              figer              1
   1?. Knee  hammer                    10                     *52.              Liver             1
   13. Ophthalmoscopes                 4                                        Lung              1
                                                              *53.
   14. Otorhinolaryngoscope            2                         ,  Van Slyke's apparatus,  mano-
                                                              *54.
   15. ' Tunning forks  to  test  hearing 1 s"et                   rnetric.                        1
      : 32—10.000  yps.                                            Van  Slyke's  apparatus,  ordi- 1
                                                             *55.
   16. ; Stethorgaphs  or pneumo graph; i  10                     nary
   17. ] E lectrocardiograph            1                    *56. Gas  analysis  apparatus  Hal-   1
   18. ! Sterilizer                    1                          dene's student type
   19. Stop watches 1/10 sec.          4                     *57. Bio od gas analysis  apparatus   1
   20. Water distillation still        1                     *58. Gas sampling tubes               2
   21. All  glass  distillation  (double) 1                  *59. Douglas bags, complete           1
       apparatus.                                            *60. Maddox red                       1
   22. Voltage  Stabilizer                                   •61. Gas meter                       1
   23. Step-down  transformer                                *62. B.M-R. apparatus                 1
                                       1
   24.                                                       *63. Ergo graph  Mossis               1

As required

Anaesthesia box

1

21.

1

Dynamometer physiograph 3 channels com- plete with accessories

22.

1

•71.

23.

Gaskel's Clamp Ludwig's Stremhus

1

1

1

*72.

B—May be added

1

*73.

1 Physiograph with single chan- nel with stimulation Electronic stimulation Cathode ray Oscilloscope double beam with pre-amplifier

1

*1. *2.

1

*74.

A.V.O. meter

*3.

1

*4.

FOR ANIMAL EXPERIMENTS

1

'A' Absolutely necessary

Mammalian heart perfusion apparatus Volume recorders Starling heart lungs apparatus Large extension Kymograph—Brodie— Starling complete with respiration pump, motor time marker, manometer Operation Table

•5.

1

1

. Complete set up for experimental phy-

BIOCHEMISTRY

'A'—Absolutely necessary

Grocers measuring scale with pans Fume cupboards

1. 2.

3.

4.

5.

Autoclave Portable Electric Philips Balance Beranger Centrifuge Rotofix

siology sherrington starting Kymograph (electrically driven) myograph stand, inductorium, pohl's commutator, simple key, shortcircuting key, vibra- ting interruption muscle trough, muscle lever, hook weight set, heart lever, frog board for dissection, enamel tray, frog board. Tetanus sets

2.

6.

2

30 sets

7.

3.

1

Balance, Chemical, Ordinary Balance, semi-micro, analytical, sin- gle pan

10

8.

3

10

4.

6

9.

5.

3 3

Perfusion cannulae, sims for frogs heart Perfusion funnel for frogs heart Electric marker Single double

10.

3

Soxhlet extraction apparatus Filter pump, glass Filter pump, metal

6.

3

Electric time markers 100/sec.

11.

3

7.

20 Tuning fork, time marker, 100/sec.

Water baths, with lids having 8-12 ho- les metal Urinometers

30

12.

10

*8.

13. Hydrometer (0.700 to 1.00)

2 9.

30

14.

15.

10 Non-polarisablc electrodes Electrodes, X-blocks, burette clamps, enamel bowls, brass uprights, with coarse and line adjustments, basin spirit lamps, copper wire (double cot- ton covered), kymogiaph papers

16.

10

As re- quired

17.

10

10.

1

18.

1

1

Albuminomcters Blood sugar estimation apparatus complete Thermometers, Centigrade Thermometers, Fahrenheit Visual colorimeter Flellige Photoelectric Calorimeter

19.

*11.

1

Quick fit utility set

20.

2

2

Pocket Spectroscope

1

21.

Varnishing outfit, for long and short papers Long paper extension for Kymo- graph Smoking outfit with fume cupboard

12.

Blood urea, estimation apparafus,

1

22.

Oncometer Spleen

*13.

2

complete

1

*14.

1

Water bath, temperature controlled

23.

Oncometer Liver Isolated Organs bath, for students

10

•15

3

Stomach tubes, Ryles1 Disons perfusion apparatus •16. Rubber Catheters 24. 25. 17. 1 Outflow recorder as re- quired 18. 1 26. Animal Weighing Machine, for sirm. and big animals 1 Incubator, electric 14"xl4"xl4"' Hot air oven I4"x14"x14" electric 27. 1 each

1

Sulfur detemination apparatus

*12. *J3. *14.

1

30.

1

1

31.

1

*15. •"16.

1

Cork borer set Stop Watch AH glass double distillation apparatus

32.

*I7.

33.

1

1

Spectrophotometer Baokman Model Du. Stimulator Electronic Arthur Thomas Van Slyke Blood gas analysis apparatus Gallenkarnp Warburg tissue respiration apparatus

*18

1 1

Water distillation apparatus metal with spare heating element Centrifuge, medium speed, electric

34.

1

35. p. H. meter, beckman

36,

NOTE : Additional items required for the degree college are marked by ""(asterisk).

PATHOLOGY, BACTERIOLOGY & PARAS1- TOLOGY MICROBIOLOGY ETC.

'A' Absolutely necessary

, Glass ware, like pipettes, breakers, burettes, wiregouge with asbestos, centre, hot plate stove, syringes, bur- ners, rubber tubing stands, clamps, flash etc. As re- quired 1

. Refrigerator (Large size)

37

1

2

38

1

I.. 2. •

. Stop watch . Kjeldahl apparatus complete with bur-

39

1

3.;

Rotary microtome Cambridge rocking microtome Hot Plates for flattening sections

ners

1

4.

2 3

. Microkjeldahl apparatus

40

5.

1

. Solution mixers (bottle shakers electric)

41

*6.

Hot air oven (50 °C) for special standing Paraffin embedding bath Electric vaccum embedding bath

2 1

1

.. Boiling point determination apparatus

42

7.

1

. Freezing point determination apparatus

43

1

Vaccum pump with electrical driven motor for drying glasswares

1

44

8.

1

1

. Van Slykes urea estimation apparatus . Van Slykes ammonia estimation apparatus

45

9.

1

1

46

10.

1

1

i. Pump vaccum cenco '. Chromatography Chamber

47

11.

1

1

48

12.

Autoclave electric Distilled water still Manestry Animal balance Water bath 57"C Hand tally counter

1 :. Centrifuge, high speed upto 200,000 M >. Homogeniser

49

1

13.

1

1. Ultraviolet lamp

5C

1*

14.

Centrifuge machine eleclric Rotohx Rectangular water bath

1

.. Spectroscopes, with scale

51

4

15.

1

Cabinet for 1000 slides

I. Dessicator, large size

3

s:

16. Staining racks for staining in bulk

(. Dessicator, small size

5:

3

1 doz.

17. Trough for staining in buJk

100,

doz.

'B' May be added

18. Coplin jars

1

Photonephalometer

*1.

1

19. Water bath, electric

1

*2.

20.

2 Electrophoresis apparatus vertical and Horizontal

21.

Eye pieces Ehrlichs Magnifying lens

3

1 each

22.

*3. Binocular Research Microscope

1

Glass ware, stains, chemicals eagents for histopathology etc.

*4. Muffle Furnace

1

As re- quired

*5.

1

23. Contrast phase microscope dark field

2

*6.

Sodium lamp for polarimeter B.M.R. apparatus Arthur Thorns

24.

r

*7. Flame photometeri 25. Zim slide projector Epidioscope 1 1 i *8. 26. 1 Camera and photographic goods Cathode Ray Oscillograph 1 27. , Abbel's vividiflfiision apparatus 25 i 28. Incubator Haemoccytometer with R.B.C. & W.B.C. Pipettes Haemoglobinometer Sahil's type *9. *10. *11. Collodio Sacs 25 As re- quired 29. Petri dishers different sizes 12 doz.

*58.

30.

is required

required 31.

Centrifuge tubes A Syringes (glass) from 10 c.c. to

20 c.c.

2 sets 12

32.

Surgical instruments for experimental pathology As 1 Microphotographic apparatus illumi- *59. ] n ating standing Sternal puncture needle adult size

1 2f

¹

Urine glasses conical Autoclave (large)

*60. ! *61.

33. 34.

¹

¹

¹

39.

¹)¹70. 40.

* 7 1.

1

¹

1

41.

42.

6

6

6

3

45.

46. 47.

I 1

¹

*48

¹

1

*49

*7. 11

*50

¹

*5i

25

Iron beds (children) with sides

Art section

6

closed

4

10

6

Iron bed with cradle

'B' May be added

6

10

Fowler's bed

Photographic section

50

100

Bed side lockers

50

100

Wooden stools

CLINICAL DEPARTMENT

50

100

Bed-head tickets holders

'A' Absolutely necessary

50

100

100

50 1. 2.

X-ray Screening Diagnostic laboratories

7

Temperature chart holders Spitoons with stands Office table

15

3.

28

Office chair

40 physical occu-

Special therapy such as pational dietrics

6

Racks

8

8

10

Linen box (tin) big size

PHARMACY LABORATORY

3

4

Dirty lines boxes

Dispensing balances, with metric systems

1

1

Stretcher with trolley

20

weights

20

Pill tiles

in each ward

20

Suppository moulds

in each ward 5

10

I.V. Stands

Porcelain dishes

5

10

Scrcene (folded)

:c 20

Crucibles with tongs

5

I.V. Sets with boxes

10

20

Pestles and mortars

5

Blood transfusion sets

10

20

Iron spatula

6

Sterilizers

10

30 each kind

Measure glasses, all sizes

Rectangular Trays with cove!

Water bath, metal

5

10

lid

20 20

5

Big Basins enamel

10 Infusion pots Miscellaneous-chemicals, drugs, glass

10

15

Urine bottles

4

3

B.P. Instrument

As required

Phials, glass rods, funnels, filter paper etc.

15

25

Bowls big and small

10

10

20 20

Bed pans E.I. Urine pots, male and female

12

20

12

Ice caps Hot water bottles

20 Articles rcq. i"cd for indoor hospital having medical, surgical gynaecological and obstetrics wards

12

16

Air cushion

Name of the articles

5

10

Ryles tube

Sr. No.

5 - 10

Flatus tube

15

20

Stomach tube

15

20

Mouth Jars

15

20

Stomach tube funnel

12

16

5

10

•Bucket E.I. Tongue depressor

5

10

Suction Machine

For 50 bedded hospital 30 medi- cal (27 Gen. 3 paediat- rics) 10 Surgical &10 Obst. Gyn. beds.

For 100 bedded hospital 60 medi- cal (54 Gen. 6 paedia- trics) 20 Surgical &20 Obst. Gyn. beds.

5

Aspiration needles

3

10

6

Sternal Puncture needle

5

Liver biop:,y needle

For 100 bedded hospital

For 50 bedded hospital

3 2

3

Anenri-m needle

1

2

Operation tables

20 eacli

Aitery forccos, small and big

12 each

2

Labour tables

Back rest

8

1 2

3

Instrument tables

n

Oxygen cylinder with ^tand

I

3

2

Instrument cabinets

6

3

Oxygen cylinder with trolly

1 in each ward

in each ward

2

2

Foot steps

7

Thermometers

5

3

2

Buckets E.I. (Big)

6

Syringes (2 c.c. 4 c .o

10

3

2

Basins E.I. (Big)

Hypodermic needles, diff. size

10

6

Kidney trays, small and big

4 packets

4 packets

1

1

Lockers

6

Dressing drums (big)

4

1

1

Anaesthesia trolly complete

Tracheostomy set

10

6

1

2

Dunlop mattresses

5

Enema can with noz/le and tube

3

4

Makintosh sheets (2 meters)

Diagnostic set

pieces

4 pieces

10

5

Bed sheets

1 in each ward

1 in each ward

.4

Abdominal sheets

Cheatle forceps

10

6

4 2

4

Blankets (soft)

Feeding cup

20

10

2

2

I.V. Stands

Enema Syringes

4

6

4

4

I.V. Sets

Infra-red lamp

1

1

4

4

Blood transfusion sets

Torches

10

6

2

2

Basins with stands

Scissors

6

10

10

6

Brushes

Sputum mugs

10

20

10

6

Rubber slippers

Mucous suckers

8

5

2

2

Revolving stools

Forceps, plan and toothed

6

10

as required

Splints all types

Sausepan

6

4

2

1

Flood light

Ounce glass

4

6

Side lamps with shadowless

Measuring glasses

10

6

1

2

light

Sponge holding forceps

6

10

8

6

Approns plastic

2

2

Glass Jars, Big

6

10

Dressing drums

.'B'—May be added

6

10

Surgeon's approns

Masks (surgeons and sisters)

as required

Tron almirah

10

12

High pressure sterilisers with

Chair trolly with wheels

3

2

2

stool

Refrigerator

1

1

15

20

Caps

30

40

O.T. Towels

Cooler

6

6

Hydrocele sheet

1 in each ward

1 in each ward

5

8

Laggings

Gauze, cotton, bandages

Room heateras required as required 1 in each ward 1 1 in each ward 2 Thocars cannulae 10 20 Knife, straight and curved Plain trolly different sizes 16 25 Cheatle forceps 3 2

required.

as required

Uterine sound 1 1

French chalk

E.B. Forceps 2 2

as required

as required

C.B. Forceps 2 2

Towel clips

12

8

Volsellum

2 2

24

Mosquito forceps

24

Ovum forceps 1 1

2

Scissors tailors

2

Sponge holding forceps 4 6

Scissors curved

4

4

M.R. Syringes 12 15

4

4

Scissors pointed

Mason Gag

1 1

4

Scissors mayo

4

Tongue dips 1 1

Disection forceps (towthcd

Pessaries (Ebonite) as as

6

and plain)

6

required required

2

Sinus forceps

1

Geatgut (from upwards) as as

1

Probes with director

1

required required

2

Cz-Burney's rectractor

1

Douche with nozzles 2 2

6

Clamps (gastric and intestinal)

4

Proctoscope 2 2

Abdominal rectracters

4

3

one adult one adult one child one child Tissue forceps

4

4

4

B-Kock's forceps

4

Gum elastic bougies all types 1 1 set set

4

Kocher's Art. Forceps

4

Canvass shoes 6 6

1

Uretheral dialators

1

pairs pairs

set of 12

set of 12

Mynkiam's tetra towel clips 6 6

Catheters, rubber

12 assorted

12 assorted

CONSUMABLE ARTICLES

1

1

Catheters, metal

Corrugated drain sheets

(should be stored in sufficient quantities)

4 sheets

.. 4 sheets

A. Absolutely necessary

Suturing needles, diff. size.

12

12

Medical case sheets

Needle holders

6

3

Surgical case sheets

Suturing thread

as required

as required

Temperature charts

2

Spermatic cord retractor

2

Supplementary sheets

1

Measuring glasses

1

Treatment cards

1

Funnels

1

Diet cards

2

2

Jars for catgut

Diet sheets

I

Foetal forceps set

Discharge cards

set

1 set

Pathological books

1

Vaginal Speculum (small)

1

Medico-legal forms

set

set

Blood requisition forms

Curetters, sharp and blunt

2

2

Intake output charts

1

1

Cervical dilators

X-ray forms

set

set

D.C. Books

1

Destructive operation set

1

Gynaecological and obst. case sheetsset set White papers 1 1 Evacular Registers set set Red-blue pencils 1 Tubal insuflation set 1 set Cotton set 1 Bandage 1 Pelvimeter

Sarees

Gauge

Towel small

Adhesive Plaster

Towel big

Soap

Mattresses (Jute & Cotton)

Table cloth

Door Curtain

Mattresses (Children)

Dusters

Canvass sheets

Mattress foam

Mattress covers

ANNEXURE G

Bed sheets

< Regulation 13)

Pillows

Training and other Facilities for education

Pillow covers

Blankets

Draw sheets

Maikintosh sheets (Metres)

Approns

Masks

Caps

Besides the facilities referred to in the foregoing regulations, every homoeopathic college -shall also provide other facilities—such as a well-equipped library, a museum with an adequate number of speci- mens, charts of important plant and substances used as drugs, a herebarium, audio-visual equipment, an epidiascope and a projector, photos and bio-data of eminent Homoeopaths.

Gloves 7/2 NC

Dr. P.L. VERMA, Secy.

Patient Coat & Kurtc

Central Council of Homoeopathy Patient Pant or Phyjama

183 Ol 83—5

PRINTED DY THE MANAGER. GOVT, OF INDIA PRESS, RING ROAD, NEW DELHI-1 10064

AND FUDLISHED BY THE CONTROLLER Ob FUHL1CATION.S, DELHI-110054, 1983