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M.Pharm Syllabus- PCI
(University of Mumbai, 2024-05) University of Mumbai
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B.Pharm Syllabus- PCI
(University of Mumbai, 2024-05) University of Mumbai
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Sportsplex
(AIKTC, 2023-11) Chavan, Parvathi; Patil, Vivek Ashok (19AR16)
This dissertation aims to encourage Olympic-level sports in Maharashtra's Konkan division by exploring the connection between the importance of physical activity, social interaction, cultural identity, and the need for better sports facilities in the region. It's part of a larger project called "Promotion of Regional Sports Complex for Maharashtra's Konkan Division," which aims to improve sports through facility design. The research looks at the lack of world-class sports facilities in Maharashtra and how it affects athletes who have to travel to other states for training. There are two main goals in this study. First, it will highlight the shortcomings in sports infrastructure in Maharashtra and propose solutions to address them. Second, it seeks to raise awareness among the current generation about Indian international sports and their significance, encouraging them to participate in real sports rather than just playing video games. The research also explores potential future sports venues with the aim of promoting and preserving international-level Indian sports and ensuring they don't fade away in today's society. The initiative combines research, innovative solutions, and design to protect, sustain, and promote India's sports. "The character of a nation is determined by the character of its sports." - Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Trauma care centre
(AIKTC, 2023-11) Prajapati, Sandeepkumar; Memon, Fardeen (19AR12)
A trauma center, is a specialized hospital equipped and staffed to treat patients suffering from major traumatic injuries such as falls, motor vehicle collisions, or gunshot wounds. Trauma continues to be a major global cause of death and morbidity, which poses a serious threat to public health. This thesis explores the various facets of trauma care with the goal of putting forth an integrated strategy that improves trauma patients outcomes by means of better methods for assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation. This thesis concludes with an integrated trauma care framework that covers all stages of care, from the injury to rehabilitation and beyond, through a multidisciplinary examination of the infrastructure, Planning , functioning , future plans, and vision of the established trauma centers. In order to enhance outcomes and save lives in the field of trauma care, the study intends to provide insightful information and improve the efficiency of trauma care facilities and their critical role in public health as we negotiate the intricate and unexpected terrain of severe injuries. Keywords – Trauma, Emergency, Accidents, Injuries, Sufferings, Stress, Rural Access, Health, Life.
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City nitty gritty
(AIKTC, 2023-11) Gade, Kamlesh; Khot, Sharabil Simab (19AR10)
Urban squalor, which is characterised by filth, improper waste management, and social neglect, poses serious problems for cities all over the world. Public health is in danger, and residents' quality of life is compromised. However, there is hope for positive change due to environmentally friendly habits, instruction, and cutting-edge design This study explores the underlying factors that contribute to urban squalor, such as poor waste management and civic apathy, societal influence and lack of infrastructure to maintain urban squalor. These problems are made worse by social misconduct and marginalised groups, which has an effect on both mental and physical health Even though the issue is critical, transformation is possible. Urban planning, effective waste management, enhanced public health, involvement of the community, and the development of open spaces that support mental health are all necessary components of a comprehensive strategy. This study is guided by the hypothesis that combining these approaches will significantly reduce urban squalor and enhance general wellbeing. With the help of innovative architecture, sustainable practises, and public outreach, it is intended to transform underutilised urban areas into thriving communities. To be more precise on scope of work, Adharwadi dumping yard in Kalyan is considered as an ideal site to display urban filth as a network of multiple squalors. To complete all these studies various handful of steps has been taken, such as collaborating with local Ngo’s, discussing the plan of action with Indian women scientist organisation as the site is challenging because of its location, lots of interviews in different fields and taking inferences from various on-site case studies. Such holistic approach has potential to turn urban squalor in sustainable urban bliss majorly due to the nature of the project, it allows multiple users to be a stakeholder of the project and their contributions would bring sense of belongings to them. KEY WORDS Social Architecture | Material Study | Recycling | Community Engagement | Sustainable Design | Public health