dr. pavani gandham

PROFESSOR

  • Education

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    UG Qualification:

    MBBS; OSMANIA MEDICAL COLLEGE, HYDERABAD.

    PG Qualification:

    MD Microbiology; GANDHI MEDICAL COLLEGE, HYDERABAD.

    Any Other Qualification:

    • Certificate course – Basic course in biomedical Research -2021
    • Certificate course in Hospital Infection control -2020, from JIPMER, Pondichery.
    • Advanced course in medical education – 2019 from JNMC Belgavi
    • Certificate course in “ Quality Management systems and Internal Audit in Medical Labs” at Chennai in 2014 conducted by HELP.
    • Certificate course in Hospital Infection control -2013, from Care Hospitals, nampally, Hyderabad
    • Certificate course in Ultrasound & Doppler– 2002 from mediscan systems, Chennai
  • Experience

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    18 Years

    • Tutor : 2005-2008 -Gandhi Medical College
    • Assistant Professor : 2008 -2012 – Mediciti Institute of Medical Sciences
    • Associate Professor : 2012 -2013 – Mediciti Institute of Medical Sciences     2013 – 2017 – Apollo Medical College
    • Professor: Apollo Medical College -2017 – till date

  • Key Publication

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    1. Dr.Gandham Pavani*, Dr.Vani Madhavi
      Kommula**, Dr. Jyothi lakshmi G Mudaliar .
      Bacteriological Profile and Multidrug
      Resistance Patterns of Blood Culture Isolates
      in a Teaching Hospital in South India. NJIRM
      2012; Vol. 3(3): 55-59
    2. Gandham Pavani Tilak , Jyothi lakshmi G
      Mudaliar. Role of Enteropathogenic
      Escherichia Coli in Paediatric Diarrhoeas in
      South India . NJIRM. 2012 Sep ; 24(3): 178-
      181
    3. Gandham Pavani . Enteric pathogens and
      their resistance pattern in paediatric
      diarrhoea in A.P. J. Microbiol. Biotech.
      Res., 2012; 2 (4):595-597
    4. Gandham Pavani . Drug susceptibility
      pattern of Klebsiella and Citrobacter
      infections in India . J. Microbiol. Biotech.
      Res. 2012; 2 (4):619-620
    5. Gandham Pavani. Increased Vancomycin
      Resistance associated with decreased
      methicillinresistance in staphylococci J.
      Microbiol. Biotech. Res., 2012, 2 (6):926-928
    6. Pavani G, Anuradha M. Current p rofile of
      fungalpathogens in mycological infections in
      a rural teaching hospital area. Global journal
      of research analysis.2017; 6(7):503-505.
    7. Pavani G. Antibiotic susceptibility pattern
      of bacterial isolates in wound infection in a
      tertiary care hospital .Global journal of
      research analysis.2017; 6(7):521-523.
    8. Rangineni Bharat Sena, Pavani Gandham.
      Antibiotic Susceptibility Pattern Among
      CSOM Patients Attending AIMSR .NJIRM
      2016; Vol. 7(1) :108-111
    9. Rangineni Bharatha Sena, Gandham
      Pavani. Antibiotic resistance inCSOM in a
      teaching hospital. J. Evolution Med. Dent.
      Sci.2016; 5(61) :4263-4267
    10. Gandham Pavani .Fish bowl teaching
      technique for IInd year MBBS Students in
      AIMSR.J. Evolution Med. Dent. Sci.2016; 5
      ( 32) :1713-1715
    11. Pavani Gandham and Fathima Amatullah
      .Antibiotic susceptibility and resistance
      patterns of Enterobacteriacee in a teaching
      hospital in a rural area. J.Microbiol.Biotech
      Res,2015 ; 5(2): 1-4
    12. Pavani Gandham, Reddy NVN, Jyothi
      Lakshmi GM , Manick Dass S. Evaluation of
      microteaching as a new teaching modality in
      microbiology in a medical college set up.
      J.Microbiol.Biotech Res,2015;5(2):5-7.
    13. Pavani Gandham. Bacteriophages: their
      use in the treatment of infections in the future.
      Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci .2015; 4(2):
      897-879
    14. Pavani Gandham. POCT tests – would
      they meet the goal of the clinical
      microbiology laboratories.
      Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci.2015;4(5):508-
      524.
    15. G. Pavani,Y. Srividya . Bacterial analysis
      of currency in circulation in a rural teaching
      hospital in India . J. Microbiol. Biotech. Res.
      2014; 4 (2):34-38
    16. Pavani G. Zoonotic diseases with special
      reference to India. Int J Appl Basic Med
      Sci .2014; 4:73–87
    17. Pavani Gandham. A review on multidrug –
      resistant Acinetobacter baumannii
      Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci .2014; 3(2): 9-
      13
    18. Pavani G . Bacillus cereus as a
      nongastrointestinal pathogen. Int J Res Med
      Sci. 2014 Feb;2(1):28-30
    19. Pavani Gandham . Cladophialophora
      bantiana . International Journal of Research in
      Medical Sciences . Int J Res Med Sci. 2014
      Feb;2(1):38-41
    20. Pavani Gandham . Linezolid resistant
      Staphylococcus aureus. Int J Res Med Sci.
      2014 ;2(4):1253-1256
    21. Quader Ahmed Jalily, Gandham Pavani
      and A. J. Nandeshwar. Screening for dengue
      infection in clinically suspected cases in a
      rural teaching hospital . J. Microbiol. Biotech.
      Res..2013; 3 (2):26-29 .
    22. Srividya Yeruva, Pavani Gandham and
      Nandeshwar A. J. Seroprevalence and
      significant titres of typhoid antibodies in a
      teaching hospital in Medchal .J. Microbiol.
      Biotech. Res., 2013; 3 (2):37-40.
    23. Fatima Amatullah, Gandham Pavani and
      A. J. Nandeshwar .Seroprevalance of hepatitis
      B viral infection among antenatal women in a
      tertiary care hospital. J. Microbiol. Biotech.
      Res.. 2013; 3 (2):55-57
    24. Anuradha Mokkapati, G. Pavani, S.
      Manick Dass, M. Srinivas Rao. Objective
      structured practical examination as a
      formative assessment tool for IInd MBBS
      microbiology students . Int J Res Med Sci.
      2016 ;4(10):4535-4540
    25. Fatima Amatullah, Gandham Pavani , A.J.
      Nandeshwar .Detection of ESBLs, MBLs and
      AmpCs in Gram Negative Uropathogens in
      Tertiary Care Hospital.
      Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci 2017; 6(11):
      1594-1604
    26. Dr. Gandham Pavani. PRIMING,
      REPETITION, ACTIVE LEARNING: A
      NOVEL & EFFECTIVE TEACHINGLEARNING METHOD IN MEDICAL
      SCHOOLS. Int.j.med.sci.educ. April-June
      2018; 5(2):140-1441.
    27. Dr. Aruna Kumari Badam, Dr Pavani G
      .The impact of Positive role models on
      student intent to choose respective medical
      specialities. Global journal of research
      analysis.2018;7(12);68-70
    28. Pavani G. An Update on HIV-2
      Infection. Research & Reviews: A Journal of
      Microbiology and Virology. 2018; 8(2): 34–
      42.
    29. Dr G. Pavani, Dr Tina Priscilla . Student
      ‘s Perception of the Hidden curriculum in
      AIMSR. IJAR 2019 ;9(7): 38-40
    30. Dr G.Pavani . Interactive teaching in
      Microbiology : Understanding perspectives of
      II nd MBBS students .IJAR 2019;10(7): 1-4
    31. Dwaraka Shubhangi , Dr. Gandham
      Pavani. Mycological and risk factor profile of
      clinically suspected Superficial mycosis in
      and around a tertiary care hospital in
      Hyderabad . IJAR 2022 ;12(3): 1-2
    32. Dr G. Pavani. Study of prevalence of
      needle stick injuries and awareness of safety
      protocols for the prevention of needle stick
      injuries in healthcare workers at a teaching
      hospital in Hyderabad . IJAR 2022; 12(9) :1-2
    33. S Manick Dass, Raghavendra Rao M.V,
      M.S. Ratnamani, Gouri Priyanka, G Pavani,
      Dilip Mathai, M.A. Kareem.Rapid Molecular
      Detection of Drug Resistance Using Line
      Probe Assay in Pulmonary Tuberculosis
      Patients Attending Apollo General Hospital,
      Hyderabad .IJPPR. 2022 ;25(1): 295-304
    34. Dr G. Pavani. Study of prevalence of
      needle stick injuries and awareness of safety
      protocols for the prevention of needle stick
      injuries in healthcare workers at a teaching
      hospital in Hyderabad . IJAR 2022; 12(9) :1-