Subjects for Third (Final) Professional B.A.M.S.
- Kaumarabhritya (AyUG-KB)
- Equivalent Terms: Pediatrics
- Description: Focuses on the Ayurvedic approach to childcare, including the treatment and management of diseases common in children and adolescents.
- Download NCISM Syllabus PDF: 6. NCISM_IIIBAMS_AyUG-KB
The Kaumarabhritya syllabus, focused on child health within Ayurveda, has been updated to incorporate an outcome-based dynamic curriculum, equipping BAMS graduates to comprehensively address the healthcare needs of children from preconception to early childhood. Emphasizing the critical first 1000 days of a child’s life, the curriculum integrates Ayurvedic principles with contemporary medical practices to enhance pediatric care.
This revised approach promotes a holistic and interconnected understanding of the human body, moving beyond traditional linear methodologies to emphasize the interdependencies of bodily systems. Practical learning is prioritized, with extensive hands-on training in Bala Panchakarma procedures, traditional Ayurvedic therapies, and modern pediatric interventions. Additionally, the curriculum updates students on the latest research, and hones effective communication skills necessary for building trust with children and their caregivers.
The academic environment supports this curriculum by fostering ongoing learning and collaboration among students and faculty, ensuring that the educational experience is both enriching and effective. By the course’s completion, students will be proficient in assessing child growth and development, identifying health deviations, and implementing Ayurvedic preventive and curative strategies. The syllabus also deepens students’ understanding of child rights, diversity, and ethics in pediatric healthcare.
Aligned with national health policies, the Kaumarabhritya curriculum aims to contribute to the nurturing of a healthy future generation. It serves as a crucial resource for academicians, researchers, and practitioners in Ayurveda and integrative medicine, supporting their efforts to integrate traditional wisdom with modern healthcare solutions effectively.
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