#Pharmacy Lab Equipments

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Best Pharmacy Lab Instrument

Pharmacy Lab Instruments Supplier manufacturer in india We deal in complete Pharmacy lab set up for ANM , GNM , BSc Pharmacy College as per INC ( Indian Pharmacy Council). Including all the labs of ANM, GNM , & B.sc Pharmacy– Laboratory, Midwifery & Child Health Laboratory , Nutrition Laboratory , Community Health Laboratory , Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory . These manikins are used in most of Hospital and Pharmacy college institutes of India.

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The Nuline Vaccine Fridge (570 Litre) with a glass door is designed for safe and reliable vaccine storage. Ideal for medical facilities, it offers optimal temperature control to meet healthcare standards. With dimensions of 78cm (W) x 69cm (D) x 190cm (H), it provides ample space for organizing vaccines efficiently.

Perfect for hospitals, clinics, and healthcare centers, this fridge ensures the integrity of sensitive medical supplies.

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Pharmacy Refrigerator

A pharmacy refrigerator is a specialized type of refrigerator used in pharmacies, hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities to store medications, vaccines, and other temperature-sensitive medical supplies. These refrigerators are designed to maintain a consistent temperature range typically between 2°C to 8°C (35.6°F to 46.4°F), which is essential for preserving the efficacy and stability of pharmaceutical products.

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Best Pharmacy Lab Equipment Manufacturer in India

Pharmacy lab equipment refers to the machinery and tools used in pharmacies to test and analyze medication and other healthcare products. This includes items such as blood glucose meters, blood pressure monitors, refrigerators, freezers, thermometers, scales, and other items that are essential for creating accurate and consistent results. Pharmacy lab equipment may also include ventilation hoods, biosafety cabinets, and other safety features designed to protect both the user and the environment. Hanker Scientific is a top Pharmacy Lab Equipment Manufacturer in India. They offer a wide range of products, including blood pressure monitors, pulse oximeters, glucose meters, and thermometers, among others. Read More: How to Select the Best Pharmacy Lab Equipment Manufacturer in India

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Labsoul : The Best Laboratory Equipments Manufacturers in India 

Labsoul is a leading manufacturer and exporter of laboratory equipments in India. With a strong focus on quality and precision, Labsoul provides a comprehensive range of scientific instruments designed to meet the diverse requirements of laboratories across various sectors. From basic laboratory essentials to advanced analytical tools, Labsoul offers a range of reliable and robust equipment to help laboratories excel in their fields.

Product Range

General Laboratory Equipment

Labsoul offers a wide range of general laboratory equipment designed to meet the everyday needs of laboratories. This includes but is not limited to:

- Glassware: High-quality beakers, flasks, funnels, and measuring cylinders.

- Plasticware: Graduated cylinders, Petri dishes, and disposable gloves.

- Labware: Beakers, flasks, funnels, and measuring cylinders.

- Lab Instruments: Centrifuges, microscopes, balances, and stirring apparatus.

- Lab Furniture: Storage Cabinets, Workbenches, and Lab Hoods.

Analytical Equipment

Labsoul specializes in providing analytical equipment that is essential for various analytical applications. This includes but is not limited to:

- Spectroscopy: Spectrophotometers, Atomic Absorption Spectrometers (AAS), and Flame Photometers.

- Chromatography: Gas Chromatography (GC) and High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) systems.

- Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS): For elemental analysis.

- Spectrophotometers: For measuring and analyzing light absorption.

Environmental Monitoring Equipment

Labsoul offers a comprehensive range of environmental monitoring equipment suitable for laboratories conducting environmental studies. This includes but is not limited to:

- Air Monitoring Equipment: Gas Analyzers, Dust Monitors, and Noise Measurement Devices.

- Water Analysis: pH meters, Conductivity Meters, and Spectrophotometers.

- Wastewater Treatment: Filter Presses, Clarifiers, and Bioreactors.

- Waste Treatment: Incinerators and Shredders.

Quality Assurance

Labsoul is committed to delivering high-quality products and maintaining the highest standards of quality control. The manufacturing facilities are ISO 9001:2015 certified, ensuring compliance with international quality standards. Labsoul also conducts rigorous testing procedures to ensure optimal performance and reliability of its equipment.

International Presence

Labsoul has a global presence, with distributors and partners in various countries. This enables Labsoul to serve customers worldwide, ensuring seamless procurement and support for laboratory equipment.

Conclusion

Labsoul has established itself as a trusted manufacturer and exporter of laboratory equipments in India. With its extensive range of products, commitment to quality, and international presence, Labsoul is the ideal partner for laboratories looking to acquire reliable and efficient scientific instruments.

Visit us: https://www.pharmacyequipments.com/best-laboratory-equipments-manufacturers-in-india/

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Top-Notch Pharmacy Lab Equipment Manufacturers in India

Are you on the lookout for top-notch Pharmacy Lab Equipment Manufacturers in India known for their exceptional quality and precision? Your search finds its answer with Mvtex Science Industries. We boast a long-standing reputation for delivering high-quality lab equipment, carefully designed to meet the rigorous demands of pharmaceutical research and experimentation. Over years of experience, we’ve built a solid trust among pharmaceutical and research institutions for our exceptional products. Explore our extensive catalog to enhance your laboratory capabilities and join the ranks of satisfied clients. Reach out today for inquiries.

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Looking for Pharmacy Lab Equipment Suppliers in India

HL Scientific Industries is a leading Pharmacy Lab Equipment Suppliers in India. They offer a wide range of products from the latest technology to basic equipment. They specialize in supplying laboratory equipment and consumables to the pharmaceutical industry, medical research institutions, and educational institutions. Their products are of the highest quality and are backed by an experienced team of professionals. They strive to provide the best customer service and support.

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Chamomile Kisses - Chapter 1 (Full)

Viktor X Fem!Reader (900+ words)

Enemies to friends to lovers

Chapters 2–6 now available using the tag chamomilekisses

Hi anyone who sees this! This is the full first chapter of the story, I have another lined up ready to post. Please leave a like or comment if you are enjoying this, I’m new to tumblr so it’s motivating seeing people actually interacting with my work. Also I wanted to say that this will be a long series! Thank you!

(How I imagine the new lab)

(How I imagine the clinic section at the front of the lab -couldn��t find credits for either)

You've dedicated over 3 years to the Academy, focusing your expertise on the biological sciences housed in the east wing. Although your background is in Pharmacy, you've embraced herbology to broaden your knowledge. Not only have you delved into the study of plants and their medicinal applications, but you've also become the driving force behind the flourishing herbology clinic.

As time has passed, your natural remedies have gained remarkable popularity, causing your clinic's demand to outgrow its initial, confined space. Hermendinger, your unwavering supporter in establishing the herbology clinic, keenly observed this expansion. Together with the council, he recognized your significant contributions, evident in the substantial revenue you've generated for the academy, second only to the pharmacy in the west wing of the academy.

Recognising your potential and the need for more space, the decision was made to provide you with a considerably larger area to operate your clinic. This shift to the north wing signifies the Academy's investment in your expertise, granting you the canvas to magnify your studies and elevate your herbology clinic to new heights.

You crossed paths with him –Viktor. He strode gracefully through the hall, his imposing form exuding confidence, his lush, chocolate hair swept back, framing his sharp features. His presence was unmatched, the rhythmic click of his cane trailing behind him as he remained engrossed in the papers held tightly in his grip. Click, click, click. In that fleeting moment, he continued on, oblivious to your presence. With boxes in your hands, you carried on your journey, making your way towards the glass door that lay ahead -your gateway to a new clinic and research lab, ushering in a fresh chapter in your life.

Unveiling the array of equipment -flasks, beakers, pipettes, and burettes, you meticulously unpacked within the confines of your lab. Your tools sprawled haphazardly across the surfaces, testament to the meticulous work that lay ahead before your grand opening. Days turned into a whirlwind of activity, just shy of a week's time spent sorting, organizing, and setting up both your plant study equipment and the natural remedies you intended to offer. The final touch awaited completion – the new sign, a masterpiece crafted by the skilled hands of the handyman. Amidst this transition, you had the privilege of meeting a multitude of new faces you hadn't encountered before. The wing you now called home specialized in engineering and experimental sciences, a vibrant tapestry of innovation and intellectual exploration. Among these new acquaintances was Jayce, who took it upon themselves to extend a warm welcome. It was Jayce who gave you more insight on Viktor, an introverted workaholic, reserved but with a kind and genuine heart.

Empowered by Jayce's insight, you mustered the courage to break the ice. As dusk settled in, and the lab doors were left ajar in anticipation of Jayce's return to close up, you seized the chance to observe Viktor. His absorption in his work was evident, his focus absolute as he remained oblivious to the world around him, including your discreet presence.

Over time, your late nights at the lab unveiled an intriguing pattern – the faint click of Viktor's walking stick at precisely 11 pm, marking his departure for the day. Today marked a turning point, the day you would take that leap and talk to him, setting in motion an unconventional relationship that would undoubtedly shape the chapters of your journey ahead.

As the clock struck 11 pm, you found yourself outside Viktor's lab, heart racing with a mix of anticipation and nervousness. Tonight was the night you had decided to introduce yourself and hopefully initiate a connection with the enigmatic man who had piqued your curiosity.

Summoning your courage, you approached Viktor just as he was preparing to leave. "Hi there, I'm (y/n)," you began, a friendly smile on your face.

Viktor looked up, his initially guarded expression shifting into one of pleasant surprise. "Ah, nice to meet you, (y/n). I'm Viktor," he responded, extending a hand for a handshake.

"Likewise," you replied, relieved by his warm reception. "I've been working in the new herbology clinic and research lab down the hall."

Viktor's eyebrows raised slightly. "Oh, the herbology clinic? That's interesting. Quite a departure from the engineering and experimental sciences around here."

You nodded, encouraged by his interest. "Yes, I've been focusing on natural remedies and plant studies. It's been a great journey so far."

The mood shifted suddenly. "So, you're the one who's going to run the herbology clinic?" Viktor's tone had turned notably colder, his eyes searching yours with an intensity that took you aback.

"Yes, that's right," you responded cautiously, unsure of the shift in his demeanor. "I'm excited about the opportunity."

Viktor's expression tightened, and a sarcastic smirk crept onto his lips. "Of course you are. Running a clinic based on nature's wonders. Quite the departure from my realm of rigorous experimentation, isn't it?"

You felt a pang of hurt and confusion at his sudden change in attitude. "I believe there's value in both approaches," you tried to explain, but the words seemed to fall on deaf ears.

Viktor's cold gaze lingered for a moment longer before he abruptly turned, his tone dripping with condescension. "Well, I hope your herbs work wonders, (y/n). Enjoy your venture." And with that, he walked away, his steps echoing down the hallway.

Left standing there, you were stunned by the abrupt shift in his demeanor. What had caused this sudden change? The questions whirled in your mind as you watched him disappear around the corner, feeling a mixture of hurt, confusion, and determination to understand what had just transpired.

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Name: Chemitory

Debut: Kirby: Planet Robobot

Hello everyone! I hope you’ve remembered to take your medicine lately! And I hope you take it from a secure and clean container received from your pharmacy, and not from a funny robot who throws ambiguous pills at you! Because that would not be healthy. That’s a Science Fact!

Of all the robobots they put in Planet Robobot, Chemitory is my favorite! This design is so so pleasant, and as it idles, it waves its hands gently and happily. Perfectly pill-shaped, since it is all about pills, with floaty hands and an eyes-in-a-void face! That is such a common kind of face for Kirby characters, but it works so especially wonderfully here! Perhaps this is a Haltmann Works Company healthcare robot, here to allegedly help. Instead, it throws pills at what it considers a problem in hopes that it will go away. A scathing satire of modern psychiatry!

Of course, Chemitory has a big clear dome full of pills, and it is here to throw them at you! This dome, delightfully, swings back on the two hinges on either side of its head, allowing it to reach in! What is Chemitory’s prescription?

Chemitory has been officially diagnosed as Mad Scientist! If it doesn’t have its pills, it probably turns into a boring ol’ Regular Scientist. Doing dilutions in a lab. Wearing proper protective equipment. That’s not Chemitory’s style! Chemitory would rather endanger lives and not be approved by the FDA, like a GOOD mad scientist!

Kirby can swallow Chemitory, OR its pills, to obtain the Doctor ability! I am a little surprised the ESRB was fine with letting Kirby consume strange pills, and receive a benefit from doing so. Again, please don’t consume strange pills. But I’m glad Kirby does it, because Doctor is perhaps my favorite ability! It is so fun! Kirby can throw pills like Chemitory, as well as lots of other medical-themed stuff! It is also probably the silliest looking Copy Ability. That is so many accessories! Wonderful.

Something I think is so delightfully wacky about Chemitory, and Doctor as a whole, is that they may very well owe their entire existence to the Dr. Mario amiibo! Planet Robobot allows for amiibo to be scanned to give Kirby certain abilities, and it seems that its new abilities were designed with this in mind! ESP is obviously a Ness reference, almost obnoxiously so. Poison, while the most original of the three, can be reasonably linked to Splatoon, since it features goop that splatters onto surfaces, and damages enemies that touch it. Doctor, of course, is heavily based on Dr. Mario!

Do you think, if amiibo did not exist, or if Dr. Mario was not added to Smash 4, the Doctor ability, and by extension Chemitory, would have never even been conceptualized? It feels rather possible to me, so I am glad both of those things happened!

Chemitory is a sort of one-hit wonder, appearing only in one game. At the end of Planet Robobot, when the mechanization is reverted, maybe every Chemitory even ceased to exist! I have faith, however, that we will see Chemitory again, since Copy Abilities always make their return eventually! And hopefully, Doctor will make its comeback in Kirby Star Allies 2: Chemitory Is In This One And Is Playable!

[heartlaboratory]

Just a drawing here, with a dark story.

Nicole and Yskah, toghether with some other friends, in order to find money to improve themselves at the university, decided to film and sell some NSFW videos on some sites.

Having access to the correct equipment and with the knowledge provided by their work at the university, they're able to always produce high quality materials.

One day Nicole and Yskah decide to do something extreme: a real resuscitation session (something similar to what they recently saw in a movie but this time for real).

One night they sneak into the Life Science department depot, the perfect place to realize their video given the amount of equipment they can find there. They have ECG monitors, special cameras with AI detectors and their laptop to define all the details for their movie. A video that will surely sell a lot.

They both hook up to an ECG machine (with their names changed for privacy reasons) and decide by chance who will be the one whos heart will be stopped. The coin decides for Nicole while Yskah will have to restart her heart after 2 minutes from the arrest. "Don't be worried - Yskah says - with this jewel I'll restart your heart... in an heartbeat". She's holding with her hands the pads of a new manual defibrillator they found in the depot. To stop Nicole's heart, Yskah will administer her an important dose of a strong negative chronotropic drug they stole from the pharmacy lab.

Yskah prepare the IV cannula on Nicole's right arm and the video starts with her lying down on a surgical bed they found there. They're both completely naked in front of the camera and even if what they're doing is extremely dangerous they're both quite relaxed. Both their heart rates are in the hundred with Nicole's one a little higher (understandable given the situation) but they trust each other so they feel both confident.

"I'm going to administer you the drug now, just lay down your head, close your eyes and relax". Yskah says.

The syringe with the drug is inserted into the cannula and the compound is slowly released into Nicole's bloodstream. "It feels so cold" she says.

At first nothing happens, Nicole's HR seems to remain unchanged with the beeps from the machine being strong and steady as they were before. Suddenly a "Uuuh" from Nicole's mouth is heard. "It's kicking in, my chest has become so heavy" she says. On the monitor 102 bpm becomes 85, then 72 then 61, then they fall down to 45. Nicole squezes her eyes, the sensation she's feeling is terrible. The slower Nicole's heart becomes the deeper her breathing becomes. The time between two beeps seems now infinite.

Nicole's body seems completely relaxed now, her head turns on the right as she passes out... 32 bpm, then 23... 15... 7... zero. The timer on the screen starts: Nicole's heart has been stopped.

With the two minutes lag before starting the resus procedure it's now Yskah's heart that's changing its pace. She looks really concerned and her heart rate increases visibly. She's holding the defib pads and her hands are shaking. Those two minutes are never ending to her, just standing there near Nicole looking at her motionless chest. The continuous beep from Nicole's monitor is covered by the hammering from Yskah's one.

The two minutes elapse and with a trembling voice Yskah says: "I'm going to restart her heart now!". She places the pads on Nicole's chest: one under her right clavicle, the other on her left side, next to her left breast, exactly like the manual says. By placing the pads she looks at Nicole's bare chest, the idea that inside of it her heart is not beating and she's responsible for this is like a stab in Yskah's heart. Her HR jumps to 156 bpm and as she delivers the first charge she starts crying.

As the electricity enters Nicole's chest her upper body jumps for a second over the bed to fall down on it right after. 164 bpm for Yskah who looks completely unable to handle the situation. Nicole's flat line on the monitor shows the peak given by the defibrillator, a small beat follows it and then... nothing again.

"Nicole!?" she says just before starting crying even more when she sees that nothing changed on her monitor.

The defib is ready again, Yskah re-places the pads on Nicole's chest, her skin has become so cold and pale. She delivers the charge and again the jump, again the peak, again a small beat... and again nothing. "NICOLE! - she screams - wake up!" But Nicole's line remains flat.

Yskah is now in panic, her hands are shacking so much and her heart rate goes over 180 bpm. She has so much adrenaline in circle that her heart starts skipping like crazy and everything is clearly visibile on her monitor.

Minutes pass as, in total despair, each time the defib recharges, Yskah deliver a schock to Nicole's chest and each time nothing changes: nothing more than a jump, a peak and a small beat from Nicole body.

Nicole has been in cardiac arrest for more then 20 minutes now, a time so long that even the small beat after the shock disappears.

"NICOLE, WAKE UP! WAKE UP! - Yskah screams and cry - WHY IT'S NOT WORKING!?". She has delivered so many shocks to Nicole, trying so many different places for the pads, there are now burnings all over her chest. She was so panicked she hasn't given to Nicole a single chest compression since the resus started.

A strong stimulant administered directly into Nicole's heart in the first minutes of this thing would have maybe saved her, counteracting the drug Yskah gave her but they completely ignored it while preparing for the video.

The video stops with the security guards breaking into the depot attracted by the shoutings. The scene they see is surreal: two naked women in front of cameras, hooked up to ECG machines, one standing with defib pads in her hands screaming, shouting and crying, the other one lying in front of her on a bed, pale, life-less in a clear state of cardiac arrest.

Nicole's life ends at 29 for a "stunt" gone wrong.

Take home messages:

-for not properly trained personnel, training disappears in time of need.

-do not improvise things or try "strange" things.

-a defibrillator does nothing if the heart is not fibrillating.

[audible-smiles]

work stress dreams while working with patients: I’m at my house during a holiday party and people keep ringing my doorbell to bring me sick animals

work stress dreams in lab/pharmacy: I’m trying to install new machines but they’re comically far away from my other equipment and there’s a time limit so I have to run everywhere, and a gazillion people are trying to talk to me about nothing while I do it

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Best Pharmacy Lab Instrument

Pharmacy Lab Instruments Supplier manufacturer in india We deal in complete Pharmacy lab set up for ANM , GNM , BSc Pharmacy College as per INC ( Indian PharmacyCouncil). Including all the labs of ANM, GNM , & B.sc Pharmacy– Laboratory, Midwifery & Child Health Laboratory , Nutrition Laboratory , Community Health Laboratory , Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory . These manikins are used in most of Hospital and Pharmacy college institutes of India.

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Thess vs Knowing Your Employees

I'm not doing very well, and I think everybody knows it. Like, not people who read my Tumblr or people I talk to on Discord or anything like that. I mean everybody.

Update on the overtime thing - apparently today was a fairly slow day in terms of reporting, so when I called at 3:30 as I was asked to, there were only about 130 dictations in the queue.

(Note: that sounds like a lot, and it is, but it was 450 on Tuesday.)

Things were chill enough at the office that Scruffman actually forgot he asked me to ring him to check in about the workload. I think that might have something to do with having emailed him a little earlier in the day about a significant issue with someone's dictation.

(Further note: our doctors use wireless headset microphones to dictate - Bluetooth, I think. Anyway, sometimes they end up sitting too far from their computers for a decent connection, and when that connection dies, the transcription software defaults to using whatever microphone is handy - which in our machines means one built into the webcam. And of course, if they're sitting so far away that the wireless connection won't work, they're not going to be very audible over lab noise either. Bad enough when it's a regular dictation, but there were two urgent cases I had to send back because they were inaudible and you don't make guesses about someone's urgent liver biopsy. I swear, half the doctors don't have the foggiest clue how to use the equipment and it shows.)

Anyway, point is, I actually had voice chat with the man. I can generally sound pretty professional under even the worst circumstances, but that's only to people who haven't dealt with me regularly. Scruffman has heard my "I am in serious pain and sucking it up" voice a lot. And to his credit, I'm pretty sure he noticed me using it. Because when I asked if I was going to be needed for overtime with our typing queue as it was, he said, "It's actually been really quiet, so we should be okay! I mean ... some of them do go crazy in the late afternoon ... and sometimes they come in on Saturday ... but no; no, you're fine on your regular hours; we'll be okay".

In those elliptical pauses, I could hear the "Oh [Thess] does not sound well. Even if we're not fine, I can push [Temp] and [Goblin] a little harder on Monday, or we can work it out after [Thess] has had an actual break." I mean, I'm sure he does actually care, but there's also an awful lot of "Working [Thess] this hard is going to result in more sick leave and we really can't afford that right now, particularly not from the best worker the department has right now", and more than a little "[Thess] got reduced hours because of a disability and if [Thess] has to go on long-term sick again, Occupational Health is going to eat my head". So not purely altruistic motives, but at least he noticed.

That said, I'm still not doing well. While I did not have overtime, I did still have to go out to pick up some painkillers and a couple of bits and pieces. A bad idea during rush hour, but needed to get to things before they shut. Painkillers aside, I forgot to order carrots and I like carrots in my Japanese curry, which is very much on the menu this month. Carrot, potato, onion, and butternut squash. Might fill it out with some sweet potato too this time.

I did treat myself a little, though. Slightly longer travel time hurt, but it meant going to the big Tesco that does the gluten-free onion rings. And sirloin steak was on sale. So guess what I had for dinner? (Well, with potato salad and some veggie crudites with ranch dip; veggies are good.) It was a much-deserved treat, and thankfully didn't require a lot of effort.

I'd love to say I'm going to just relax tomorrow, and I sort of will, but if I have to go to the pharmacy for my prescription meds if I wake up early enough, and either way I should go to the big Sainsbury's to stock up on gluten-free pasta. It's a pain in the arse; Tesco has a great range of gluten-free products but their gluten-free pasta is bullshit, while Sainsbury's doesn't have quite the same selection but does the only really edible own-brand gluten-free pasta I've found so far. I hate having to go to like three different shops to get a full gluten-free shop stock-up.

Anyway, also there might be baking. I'm going to have to order more gluten-free flour already. But then again, two cakes, one loaf of gingerbread, and a batch of chocolate chip cookies and I'm still not through the entire bucket. So that's something.

To summarise: I am not doing well, I'm still using Saturday for as much recovery as possible (sad as missing a Saturday session makes me, I would not run well in this state), and I want cookies.

[aryasing]

Leading Health Services in Jaipur

Shalby Hospital Jaipur is a leading multi-specialty hospital in Rajasthan offering comprehensive medical care across various specialties. With advanced infrastructure and dedication to clinical excellence, the hospital provides accessible and affordable tertiary healthcare.

Facilities and Services:

Sprawls over half a million square feet with 300 beds, ICUs, emergency services, modular OTs and sophisticated diagnostic services.

Houses 40+ specialties including cardiology, cardiothoracic surgery, neurology, oncology, orthopedics, gastroenterology, urology, nephrology and organ transplants.

24x7 accident and emergency department equipped with modern ICUs and NICU. Critical care by experienced intensivists.

Advanced Cath labs, MRI, CT scan, ultrasound, mammography, nuclear medicine and other diagnostics.

Minimally invasive surgeries like arthroscopy, laparoscopy, endoscopy offered in dedicated OTs.

Robotic surgeries offered in certain specialties like urology and gynecology.

Full-fledged dialysis unit providing round-the-clock renal replacement therapies.

Facilities like in-house pharmacy, blood bank, ATM, cafeteria and ample parking space.

Quality and Safety:

Highly qualified and experienced doctors supported by skilled nurses and paramedical staff.

Stringent infection control and quality protocols followed.

Continued medical education and training to update clinical skills and knowledge.

Cutting-edge medical technology used for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.

Part of quality accreditations like NABH to maintain excellent healthcare standards.

With advanced infrastructure, technology and clinical expertise, Shalby Hospital Jaipur is committed to delivering the highest quality of ethical and patient-centric care.

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Emerging Trends in Pharmaceutical Education 

Pharmaceutical education is experiencing a transformative shift in response to rapid advancements in the field of healthcare and the evolving needs of the global population. As we step into a future characterised by personalised medicine, precision therapies, and breakthrough technologies, the training and education of future pharmacists and pharmaceutical professionals are adapting to keep pace. In this blog, we will bring forth the latest developments and emerging trends in pharmaceutical education. 

According to Statista Pharmaceutical Market Forecast, the pharmaceutical industry has witnessed a rapid metamorphosis, with revenue expected to show an annual growth rate (CAGR 2023-2028) of 5.80%, resulting in a market volume of US$1,478.00bn by 2028, reflecting the sector's exponential growth. This growth is propelled by various factors, including an aging population, the rise of chronic diseases, and the increasing demand for personalised treatments. In response, pharmaceutical education is adapting to equip aspiring pharmacists and professionals with the skills and knowledge needed to navigate this dynamic and ever-evolving industry. 

1. Integration of Technology and Digital Learning 

In recent years, the integration of technology into pharmaceutical education has become ubiquitous. Digital platforms, virtual labs, simulation software, and online courses are revolutionizing the way students learn and engage with the subject matter. Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) are being utilized to create immersive learning experiences, allowing students to visualize complex pharmaceutical concepts in a more interactive and dynamic manner. These technologies enhance understanding and retention, ultimately preparing students for the technologically advanced landscape of modern healthcare. 

2. Focus on Interdisciplinary Learning 

Pharmaceutical education is embracing an interdisciplinary approach, fostering collaboration between pharmacy students and professionals from other healthcare domains. Interdisciplinary learning encourages a holistic understanding of healthcare systems and enables students to work seamlessly in a team-based environment. Collaborations with medical practitioners, bioinformatics experts, data scientists, and engineers expose students to diverse perspectives and problem-solving strategies, preparing them to be well-rounded professionals in an interdisciplinary healthcare landscape. 

3. Personalised and Individualised Learning 

Recognizing the unique learning styles and paces of individual students, personalized learning is gaining traction in pharmaceutical education. Tailoring educational experiences to meet the specific needs and preferences of students allows for a more effective learning process. Adaptive learning technologies use data analytics to track student progress and adapt the content and pace of learning accordingly. This approach optimizes comprehension and retention, ensuring that each student achieves their educational goals. 

4. Integration of Pharmacogenomics and Genetics 

Advancements in pharmacogenomics and genetics are transforming pharmaceutical education by necessitating a deeper understanding of how genetic variations influence drug responses. Modern curricula are incorporating in-depth studies of genomics, pharmacogenomics, and genetic testing to equip future pharmacists with the knowledge and skills to provide personalized medication recommendations based on an individual's genetic makeup. This personalized approach improves patient outcomes and reduces adverse reactions. 

5. Emphasis on Soft Skills and Professionalism 

Pharmaceutical education is evolving to place greater emphasis on soft skills and professionalism. Effective communication, leadership, critical thinking, and empathy are essential qualities for pharmaceutical professionals. Educational programs now integrate courses and workshops that enhance these skills, preparing students not only to excel in their technical roles but also to effectively interact with patients, colleagues, and healthcare stakeholders. 

6. Experiential Learning and Practical Exposure 

Traditional classroom-based learning is being complemented with experiential learning and practical exposure in real-world healthcare settings. Internships, externships, and rotations in community pharmacies, hospitals, research laboratories, and pharmaceutical industries provide students with valuable hands-on experience. These opportunities bridge the gap between theory and practice, enabling students to apply their knowledge in real-life scenarios and develop the necessary skills and confidence for their future careers. 

7. Environmental and Global Health Perspectives 

As sustainability and global health become paramount concerns, pharmaceutical education is incorporating curricula that address the environmental impact of pharmaceuticals and global health challenges. Students are exposed to the concepts of eco-friendly pharmaceutical practices, responsible drug manufacturing, and the role of pharmacists in addressing global health issues. This broadens their understanding of the industry's impact on the planet and society, encouraging responsible and ethical practices. 

Pioneering Pharmaceutical Education in India 

Shoolini University stands at the forefront of innovative pharmaceutical education in India. Renowned for its commitment to academic excellence, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and emphasis on holistic development, Shoolini University has emerged as a top choice for students aspiring to excel in the pharmaceutical field. Let's delve into the details of the pharmaceutical education offerings and the esteemed Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Shoolini University. 

Here are some highlights of Shoolini University's exceptional pharmaceutical education: 

Faculty from prestigious institutions worldwide, including University of Innsbruck (Austria), University of Constance (Germany), Chang Won National University (South Korea), and NIPER. 

Pharma NIRF Rank 41 (All India), reflecting the university's academic prowess and standing in the pharmaceutical education landscape. 

The Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences boasts 104+ cutting-edge laboratories across the university, providing students with extensive practical exposure and fostering research and innovation. 

Students receive scholarships and fellowships at both undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) levels, encouraging academic excellence and reducing the financial burden on students. 

An application-oriented curriculum that prepares students for real-world challenges, ensuring they are industry-ready upon graduation. 

Programs Offered by Shoolini University

Program 1

B Pharmacy 

Duration : 4 years 

Eligibility : 10+2 (PCB/PCM) with minimum 60% marks 

Program 2

B Pharmacy LEET 

Duration : 3 years 

Eligibility : Diploma in Pharmacy with 60% marks from a Pharmacy Council of India approved institution 

Program 3

M Pharma Pharmacology 

Duration : 2 years 

Eligibility : B Pharmacy from an institution approved by the Pharmacy Council of India with minimum 55% marks 

Program 4

M Pharmacy Pharmaceutical Chemistry 

Duration : 2 years 

Eligibility : B Pharmacy from an institution approved by the Pharmacy Council of India with minimum 55% marks 

Program 5

M Pharmacy Pharmaceutics 

Duration : 2 years 

Eligibility : B Pharmacy from an institution approved by the Pharmacy Council of India with minimum 55% marks 

Program 6

PhD Pharma 

Duration : 3 years 

Eligibility : Four-year graduation degree by research or master's degree in related discipline with minimum 55% marks 

In conclusion, Shoolini University is leading the way in pharmaceutical education in India, aligning its programs with the evolving trends and demands of the healthcare industry. Through a focus on innovation, interdisciplinary learning, practical exposure, and a dedicated faculty, Shoolini University equips its students to contribute significantly to the advancement of pharmaceutical sciences and improve healthcare outcomes for individuals and communities.