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The Department of Pharmacy Practice had its dawn in 2008 and was the fountain head of Clinical Pharmacy programs, Pharm.D and Pharm.D (PB), by 2010. The Department along with KIMS-Al Shifa Hospital provides one of the best clinical exposure to its students. The entire team of doctors and health care system along with mentors and clinical preceptors ensure streamlining of students to be globally competent. Here, rather than long periodic classroom lectures, we believe in creating ample opportunities for our students to utilize, explore and learn. We make sure to conduct periodic Professional and Personality Development class, hosting workshops and seminars, community-oriented health services and awareness classes initiated by our students, annual Student Exchange Program with AIMST University Malaysia since 2017. In academics, we signed MOU with AIMST University, Malaysia; Quest International University, Malaysia; Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, USA; and National University Oman, for exchange of students and for collaborative research. In the professional field of pharmacy, we have tie-up with one of the leading multispecialty hospital in Kerala, KIMS Al Shifa Hospital (P) Ltd., for training our Pharm.D, M.Pharm, and B.Pharm students; M/s. Chethana Pharmaceuticals (P) Ltd., for exchange of students, student’s project, industrial visit of students, Vaidyaratnam Ayurveda Research Institute, R & D Division of Vaidyaratnam Oushadasal (P) Ltd., Thrissur. All the MoU’s are very active. Pharmacy Practice has also been a research hub since the beginning which is evident with the initiation of ClinPharm, Journal Club, Drug Information Centre, Patient Counselling Centre, highly significant academic research and project works. Our success is when we see our students performing outstandingly in academics bagging university ranks as well as achieving laurels and credits in poster and oral presentation, state and national quiz competitions, research publications, higher studies and scholarships. Our students are the pioneers of dedication and excellence.

The incomparable journey of Pharmacy Practice since a decade is the awe-inspiring effort of everyone who is a part of it.

Milestones/ Achievements of Department of Pharmacy Practice

  • 2008  Commencement of M.Pharm (Pharmacy Practice).
  • 2009  Inauguration of Drug information Centre ( 3rd floor,Alshifa hospital)
  • 2010  Commencement of Pharm D. Course..
  • 2010  Inaugurated www.clinpharmblogspot.com
  • 2011  Hospital formulary First Edition Published
  • 2011  Secured Second Rank in Pharmacy Practice Regular Examination held in April 2011
  • 2011  Commencement of Pharm.D. (Post Baccalaureate)
  • 2011  Shifa ClinPharm Newsletter First issue published
  • 2012  Al Shifa College of Pharmacy completed 10 years of meticulous service producing Pharmacy Professionals of highest calibre
  • 2012  ASHP (National Registry of Hospital Pharmacy) & International Registry of Drug Information Centre( www.dicalshifa.org)
  • 2012  Guidelines on Type1 &Type 2 Diabetes, Published
  • 2012  Guidelines on Pharmacovigilence (English and Malayalam) published
  • 2012  Guidelines on Smoking cessation Published
  • 2013  Inauguration of Drug information Centre website- www.dicalshifa.org to interact with pharmacy professionals’ world over
  • 2013  Second edition of Hospital formulary published
  • 2013  First edition of Paediatric formulary published
  • 2013  Pathophysiology Quick review Published
  • 2013  Celebrated world environment day and planted 300 trees in our college campus and locality ( 2013)
  • 2013. Conducted Massive awareness programme on smoking cessation on world no tobacco day (for more details www.clinpharmindia.blogspot)
  • 2013  Organized one day women’s day programmed followed by panel discussion (for more details www.clinpharmindia.blogspot) (2013)
  • 2014  Guidelines Asthma, Cirrhosis, Urinary Tract Infections, Osteoporosis, Osteoarthritis, STD, Hepatitis, Peptic Ulcer, Obesity, Family Planning and Epilepsy published
  • 2014  Secured Second Rank in Pharmacy Practice Regular Examination held in April 2013
  • 2014  70 Research publications, 15 podium presentations and 200 poster presentations to departments credit during the last 5 years.(Students have secured First, second and third prize in oral and poster presentation in all these years)
  • 2014  Organised 5 continuing education programme for Nurses in Alshifa Hospital
  • 2014  Organized One Day glaucoma awareness program, one month filariasis awareness programme(Mass Drug Administration program, March 1st to 20th) and one day tuberculosis awareness program( Word TB Day-March 24 -2014
  • 2014  Organised 8th International Pharmacy Module: 5th, 6th and & 7Th November 2014.
  • 2014  Dr Linu Mohan visited University of Cedarville, Ohio, USA for Advance pharmacy practice training under Pharmabridge Progarmme.
  • 2015  Six university level rank holders
  • 2016  Dr Dilip.C visited university of Southern California, USA for Advance pharmacy practice training.
  • 2016  Dr Dilip.C visited WHO
  • 2016  Dr Dilip and Dr Mohammed salim visited Tan tock hospital and NationaL health group pharmacy, Singapore
  • 2017  Pharm.D students visited AIMST University Malaysia for clinical pharmacy training
  • 2018  Students received first prize for quiz competition at international conference, DUPHAT, Dubai
  • 2018  University level, second and Third rank
  • 2018  Dr Dilip received outstanding exemplary award form Shifa Medicare trust
  • 2019  Dept signed MOU with AIMST university with Malaysia
  • 2019  Students bagged second and fourth prize for best research poster award at international conference DUPHAT, Dubai.
  • 2019  Dr Dilip .C received Best teacher award from KUHS
  • 2019  Dr Linu Mohan and Dr Shinu.C conferred with Ph.D
  • 2019  Second edition of Antibiotic formulary released by Dr Linu Mohan.P
  • 2020  Dept. recognised as Pharmacovigilance center by PVPI, Ministry of health and family welfare, New Delhi.
  • 2020  Geriatric formulary was released which was authored by Prof Danisha.P
  • 2020  M.Pharm Student got 3rd rank at KUHS
  • 2021  Dept. recognised as Materiovigilance center by PVPI, Ministry of health and family welfare, New Delhi
  • 2021  Release of fourth edition of Hospital formulary which was authored by Dr Dilip.C
  • 2021  Release of surgical prophylaxis guidelines authored by Dr Linu Mohan.P
  • 2022  MOU with Albany college of Pharmacy, New York, USA
  • 2022  Visit of International students to ACP Campus for pharmacy training.
  • 2022  Dr Linu Mohan P received Best teacher award from KUHS
  • 2023  MOU with Quest university, Malaysia
  • 2023  MOU with National university of Oman

Drug Information Centre and Patient Counselling Centre.
International Register of Drug Information Services - India.
Registered under: The Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia (SHPA)

The Department of Pharmacy Practice established a Drug Information Center (DIC) in KIMS Al Shifa hospital, Perinthalmanna, Kerala, a tertiary level referral hospital in the year 2009. This DIC is the first of its kind in Malappuram District. Kerala.

The DIC is headed by professionals who carries with them rich experience in the relevant field having highest academic credentials. Besides imparting the professional education to the PG students specializing Pharmacy Practice, and also for the students undergoing Pharm. D course, the DIC is functioning mainly with an aim at helping all the Consultants and the professionals engaged in the health care sector to know about the new drugs being introduced, their uses, side effects, doses and all specific information about the drugs.

Goals of Al Shifa - Drug Information Service

  • To provide unbiased, evidence based information that support effective and appropriate medication & disease management.
  • We are the first one to establish DIC in this District, to provide relevant information to physicians and faculty of the medical academy on evidence-based medicine at their request.
  • Empower patients and health care providers with accurate, timely health information.

Newer drugs precautions
Drug interactions Adverse effects
Brand names Pregnancy risk categories
Warnings storage
Dose Indications
Dosage forms Contra indications
Mechanism of action Special Precautions

  • The centre functions from 9:00 am – 4:00 pm on all days except Sunday.
  • Clinical pharmacists will be available to service you.
  • Kindly avail the facilities. For any queries, please call DIC,
  • Intercom number: 04933-227616 (Extensions-468)

Resources at Al Shifa Hospital - DIC include

  • National & International Journals.
  • An extensive library
  • Onsite databases & references on marketed and investigational drugs and Pharmacy Practice topics
  • Subscription databases
  • The centre's drug databases are continuously updated, and its drug information experts can sort through the most current medical literature to provide immediate, patient focused answers to the most complex questions.

DIC : core hours of operation are

Hours of Operation and Contact Information

The DIC is open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday, except legal and university holidays. The center is a part of the Alshifa college of Pharmacy and is located in ground floor of the KIMS Alshifa hospital building.

How to reach DIC @ KIMS Al Shifa:

Drug Information Center G floor
KIMS Al Shifa hospital
Perinthalmanna, Kerala,India
Phone: 04933-227616 (Extension 468)

Center for Pharmacovigilance & Materiovigilance

Department of pharmacy practice, Al Shifa College of Pharmacy is performing ADR monitoring, Pharmacovigilance and Materiovigilance activities through an approved Adverse Drug Reaction Monitoring Centre (AMC) in association with National Coordination Centre (NCC) for Pharmacovigilance Programme of India (PvPI), under Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Govt of India. The recognition status was obtained by our center on 2020 January. The center supports the Doctors and other health care professionals of Kims Alshifa Hospital in terms of medication safety. Healthcare professionals (HCPs) and patients are encouraged to report adverse events due to pharmaceutical products (if any) to ADR monitoring centre.

National Pharmacovigilance Week

In observance of National Pharmacovigilance Week (17th to 23 September 2024), the Department of Pharmacy Practice, Al Shifa college of pharmacy, organized a quiz program to enhance awareness of pharmacovigilance among pharmacy students. The event aimed to promote understanding of drug safety monitoring, adverse drug reactions (ADRs), and the significance of pharmacovigilance in healthcare.

World Pharmacist Day Celebration – 25th September

Organized by: Pharmacy Practice Department in collaboration with the Department of Pharmacy, KIMS Al-Shifa Hospital
Date: 25th September
Venue: KIMS Al-Shifa Hospital

During celebration of World Pharmacist Day on 25th September, the Pharmacy Practice Department, in collaboration with the Department of Pharmacy at KIMS Al-Shifa Hospital, organized a day of events to honor and recognize the vital role of pharmacists in healthcare. The event was inaugurated by Shri. Manjalamkuzhi Ali ,MLA, with the presence of Dr P Unneen, managing Trustee of Al Shifa group of institutions, Dr Dilip C, Principal Al Shifa College of Pharmacy, Dr Linu Mohan P, HOD Pharmacy Practice, Mnager of Pharmacy and Doctors from different specialities of KIMS Al Shifa hospital. After the inauguration an exhibition stall was arranged for the public by 15th Batch M Pharm and 11th Batch Pharm D students , to make awareness about the role of pharmacist to the public.

Faculties and students of department of pharmacy practice, distributed ‘Thank you Cards’ to about 50 pharmacists of the hospital, as a token of appreciation for their commitment to patient care and their pivotal role in improving health care.The same day a educational scientific session was organised about the topic Antimicrobial Awareness and was delivered to the pharmacists and health related staffs of district Govt hospital, Perinthalmanna. Dr. Linu Mohan, HOD Pharmacy Practice and Mr. Binai K Sankar, Associate Professor, were the resource persons.

Publications

  • Outbreak of Leptospirosis In Malabar_ A pilot study: Dilip.C, Arshad.T,Sreedev K.G,Nadeera, Saraswathi.R, Linu mohan, Shamna, Jafer C.P,Mohamed yahiya: Indian Journal of Hospital Pharmacy(Oct _Nov -2012 Issue)p-138-141
  • Prescription monitoring study of antipsychotic drugs on geriatric population at tertiary level referral hospital in rural India. Dilip.C, Dinesh k.M,Divya.R Lisa M.M.Published in Indian Journal of pharmacy practice, Vol-5, issue-3, July-Sep2012, Page number-49-52.
  • A descriptive study on recent scenario of H1N1 in Malabar- Kerala:Dilip.C, Sankar.C, Azeem A.K,Ajeesh anwar,Shaheel.O.Divya raj,Lisa mary,Lintu,Abdulbari: Journal of pharmacy research, August 2011 ,2011,4(8), 2533-2536 Elsevier
  • Anti-inflammatory activity of the leaf extracts of Gendarussa vulgaris Nees T.K Mohammed Saleem,A.K Azeem, Dilip.C,Sankar .C,N.V prasanth,R .Duraisami. Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Biomedicine, Science direct, April 2011, -:Page:147-149) Elsevier. 1.328 Impact factor
  • Identification and evaluation of potentially inappropriate medications (PIMs) in hospitalized geriatric patients using Beers criteria: Journal of Basic and Clinical Physiology and Pharmacology (JBCPP) 2015( Pubmed)
  • A prospective analysis of Adr in tertiary care referral Hospital, Kerala: Shinu.C, Dilip.C LinuMohan.P Archives of pharmacy and Biological Sciences, May-aug 2014, vol-2, issue-2 p- 57-61.
  • Editorial: Enliven: Pharmacovigilance and Drug safety,Vol-1,issue-1,August 2014.
  • Perceptions of essential obstetric care by rural pregnant women and safe motherhood approaches: An interventional study. . Dilip Chandrasekhar * , Angel Mary William, Anjana A, Annmaria Benny, Aqila Karuppam, Raseel Omar Ahmed, Shahir Ahmed KV Ahamedunni | journal-articleDOI: 10.1016/j.cegh.2021.100731 Clinical Epidemiology and Global Health 2021 | journal-articleDOI: 10.1016/j.cegh.2021.100731
  • Clinical management and outcome assessment of generalized anxiety disorder or disorder in refractory gastro-esophageal reflux disease: Evidence from a prospectiveinterventional study of benzodiazepines and sertraline. AnujaPradeepa, AshaSusan Geoji, AthiraElezebath George, V.Athiraa, DilipChandrasekhar,SajuXavier, Jishnu Narayanan. ClinicalEpidemiology and Global Health Volume 8,Issue.3, September.2020,Pages.908-914 | journal-article; DOI: 10.1016/j.cegh.2020.02.022
  • Impact of clinical pharmacist managed patient counselling on the knowledge and adherence to antiepileptic drug therapy. DilipChandrasekhar Swetha P.Mohanlal Abel C.Mathew P.K Muhammed Hashik, Clinical Epidemiology and Global Health Volume 8, Issue 4, December 2020, Pages 1242-1247 | journal-article DOI: 10.1016/j.cegh.2020.04.021
  • Insights into the perceptions of health care providers towards clinical pharmacy services for advanced pharmaceutical care Dilip Chandrasekhar Farisa AbelC.Mathew Mohammed Yahiya. Volume 8, Issue 3, September 2020, Pages 976-982Clinical Epidemiology and Global Health 2020 | journal-article DOI: 10.1016/j.cegh.2020.03.007
  • Tenofovir-induced Stevens-Johnson syndrome in a patient with acute hepatitis B: A rarecase report; Saju Xavier, Athira P, Abel C Mathew, Hathim Basheer, Rahana , MuhammedHashik Pk, Dilip Chandrasekhar J Am Pharm Assoc (2021) . Nov-Dec 2020;60(6):e365- e369. Journal of the American Pharmacists Association 2020 | journal-article DOI: 10.1016/j.japh.2020.06.029
  • Evaluation and Guideline Preparation of Antimicrobial Prophylaxis in General Surgery Departments of A Tertiary Care Referral Hospital Dr. Shibil PK Dilip. C Prof Dr. Mohamed Sajid AM, 10.51521/IJMHR.2021.1107
  • Economic Burden of Unused Medicines and its Causes in Households of Perinthalmanna Region . Dilip. C, Mohammed.S. Sayed P.T. Sameer, Muhammed Kutty ShahanasOctober 2019:Clinical Epidemiology and Global Health. Volume 8, issue 2, P356-360
  • The impact of ramipril on kidney function parameters in the chronic kidney disease patient with hypertension. December 2020 International Journal of Research in Pharmaceutical Sciences 11(4):6932-6937DOI: 10.26452/ijrps.v11i4.3685 MohammedSalim KT Saravanakumar RT,Dilip. C Amrutha KP
  • The quality of life of chronic kidney disease patients with hypertension treated with angiotensin system-related agents: MohammedSalim KT Saravanakumar RT Dilip. C Amrutha KP November 2020:International Journal of Research in Pharmaceutical Sciences 11(4):6633-6639 DOI: 10.26452/ijrps.v11i4.3573 104.
  • Use of inhaler device in patients with asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease:Errors and adherence problems :. Dilip. C Shihas Azeez; Sareena Kalathathoduvil;Shagoofa Basheer; Shafana ParveenKankadyil. Research Journal of Pharmacy andTechnology March 2020
  • Impact of Pharmaceutical care programme on Health outcome of Geriatric Patients. ShinuCholamugath. Clinical Epidemiology and Global Health. Volume 8, Issue3, September 2020, Pages 894-898
  • Anticoagulants. The need for Austere Monitoring. utilization and evaluation pattern fromtertiary care referral hospital Kerala ; Shafeera Korangal*, Dilip Chandrashekar, ChristyMary Joseph Indian Journal of Pharmacy Practice, 2021; 14(1):9- 13doi:10.5530/ijopp.14.1.3
  • Pharmacy Student's challenges in virtual learning system during the second COVID 19 wave in outhern India .Mohammed SalimKTa Sarath ChandranC, Shabeer AliThorakkattil Dilip Chandrasekhard Naseef Punnoth Poonkuzhi eMamdouh MohammedAhmed Ageelif Hafees Madathil; Social Sciences & Humanities Open; Volume 5, Issue 1, 2022,100241
  • The impact of casirivimab-imdevimab antibody cocktail in patients amidst and post COVID 19. treatment: A retro-prospective comparative study in India. Aneesh Puthiyedath Joya Anitha Theresa AugustinebMohammed Salim KarattuthodicDilipChandrasekherd Danisha.Pe Linu MohanPanakkaleShadia badaruddeen fRiya SaraJohnf Sarath Murali fArdhra Rose Thomas gFathimath Sahlaf ShahirAhmed Kv Ahmed UnnifRaseel Omar Ahmedh Jaffer Chalil Parambil iMadhav A.Joshij AzharulHaque KtkMohammed IzudheenIrshad Kk, Clin Epidemiol Glob Health. 2022 Mar-Apr;14:100967. doi: 10.1016/j.cegh.2022.100967.
  • Pharmacists directed sputnik v (GAM-COVID-VAC) surveillance program: A prospective observational study in Southern India; Mohammed Salim KT*, Dilip Chandrasheker, Linu Mohan Panakkal, Shinu C, Mohammed Salman, Megha, Muhammad Swabeeh E, Mohamed Fasil, Mohammad A M, Monika Reji , JBCPP. January ( 2022)
  • Hamna Rayammarakkar, Fathimath Sahla, Mahsumath, Pavithrya Priya, Aleena S, Dilip Chandrasekhar, Mohammed Salim KT, Linu Mohan Panakkal, Shinu.C Knowledge, Attitude and Perception among CoWin Registered Healthcare Professionals towards COVID -19 Vaccines in Southern In south India. Asian J. Pharm. Hea. Sci.. 2021;11(2):2601-2607. DOI : 10.5530/ajphs.2021.11.32
  • Ardra Rose Thomas, Aysha Nesni, Raseel Omar Ahmed, Shahir Ahmed, K.V. Ahamedunni, Dilip Chandrasekhar, Mohammed Salim KT, Linu Mohan Panakkal, Shinu Cholamugath Implementation of Covid 19 vaccine: Acceptance, Success and Challenges: Prospective observational design from tertiary referral hospital, Kerala, India. Asian J. Pharm. Hea. Sci.. 2021;11(2):2584-2592. DOI : 10.5530/ajphs.2021.11.30
  • Mohammed Salim Karattuthodia Shabeer Ali ThorakkattilbAjmal KarumbaruKuzhiyilc Dilip Chandrasekhara Khyathi N.Bhojakd. Implementation of virtual clinical pharmacy services by incorporating medical professionals and pharmacy students: A novel patient- oriented system to advance healthcare in India. Exploratory Research in Clinical and Social Pharmacy;Available online 17 March 2022, 100126
  • Dilip Chandrasekhar1,*, Mohammed Salim Karattuthodi1 , Linu Mohan Panakkal1 , Angel Mary William1 , Anjana A1 , Annmaria Benny1 , Aqila Karuppam1 , Beneta Sarah Sam1 , Shinu Cholamugath1 , Jaffer Chalil Parambil 2 , Aneesh Puthiyedath JoyVaccine Safety and Surveillance for Adverse Events Following Immunization (AEFI) for COVID-19 Vaccine in a Tertiary Care Hospital-Kerala: Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Education and Research | Vol 56 | Issue 2 (Suppl) | Apr-Jun, 2022
  • Implementation of covishield: acceptance, success and challenges from a tertiary referral hospital, kerala, India; Chandrasekhar dilip, karattuthodi mohammed salim, thomas ardra rose, Aysha nesni, Ahmed raseel omar, kv Ahamedunni shahir ahmed. Eur j clin pharm 2022; 24(2
  • Mohammed Salim Karattuthodi1,, Shabeer Ali Thorakkattil , Shamna Machanchery , Sainul Abideen Parakkal , Rajiah Thangaraj Saravanakumar , Saad Saeed Alqahtani , Dilip Chandrasekhar1Indian Pharmacists Contemplation on Board of Pharmacy Specialties Certification: A Multi-Centric Survey: Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical Education and Research | Vol 56 | Issue 3 | Jul-Sep, 2022
  • Amina Shajahan, Abel Chundankuzhiyil Mathew*, Vadavattath Padmanabhan Gangadharan and Dilip ChandrasekharTobacco use and clinical leukoplakia lesions among south Indian tribes; J Basic Clin Physiol Pharmacol 2021; aop
  • Aneesa. N , Dilip Chandrasekhar *, Jafer Chalil Parambil , Shamna.P.M , Fathima Thahseen A Prospective Observational Study of Comparison, Safety, and Efficacy of Dipeptidyl Peptidase- 4 Inhibitors for the Treatment of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in A Tertiary Care Hospital; Asian J. Pharm. Hea. Sci. | Oct - Dec 2022 | Vol-12 | Issue-4, page-2729-2738
  • Panakkal Linu Mohan1, , Thazhathethil Khadeejathul Nadishaa , and Chandrasekhar Dilip:Appraising the compliance to Joint National Committee-8 Guidelines for antihypertensives in a teaching hospital by drug utilization evaluation method and impact of patient counselling; Journal of Pharmaceutical Health Services Research, 2022, 13, 246–252
  • The comparison of losartan and ramipril on the incidence of hyperkalaemia amonghypertensive patients with chronic kidney disease: Mohammed Salim KT Saravanakumar RT Dilip https://doi.org/10.26650/IstanbulJPharm.2022.937821 , 28.04.2022:P1 - 7
  • Dilip Chandrasekhar, Ashmy M.P, Fahmidha Sherin, Farsana, Fathimath J jusaira. Explication and standardization of ongoing hospital formulary in a tertiary care referralhospital, Perinthalmanna, Kerala: Journal of Young Pharmacy: ; 15(2):1-7.
  • The clinical pharmacist governed periodic monitoring of high alert medications in a tertiary care hospital: a drug utilization evaluation study: Linu Mohan Panakkal,Beneta Sarah Sam, Ardhra Rose Thomas, Fahad Latheef K V, Fahmi Saheed, Mohammed Salim Karattuthodi: Le Pharmacien Clinicien: Vol 57 Issue 2, 2022, P 145-155.
  • Intravenous cannula induced phlebitis in a tertiary care referral hospital: A prospective observational study with implication from patient's feedback system: T Nikhila, P Linu Mohan, K Muhammed Salim, R S Aravind: Journal of Health Care Quality Research, Nov- Dec 2022 issue, P 357-362
  • Effectiveness of Clinical pharmacist mediated educational intervention on quality of life of Indian asthmatics: Linu Mohan P, Reshma Surendran, Shihas Azeez, Abel C. Mathew: Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology;Vol 13, 2020;P 1435-1440.
  • Impact of Clinical Pharmacist Intervention in promoting Rational Antibiotic use in Pediatric patients: Shihas Azeez, Linu Mohan Panakkal, Saleel Salman Meenpidiyil, Nafiya Sulaiman: Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology: Vol 13:2020, P 5077-5082.
  • Management of anaemia in CKD- a review: Lubana K V, Linu Mohan P, Asha G, Fathimath Shahban: International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation: Vol 7,2020:P 167-170.
  • Immunization Status-Coverage and Practices among Children in Perinthalmanna, Kerala: Aravind RS, Augustine Xavier, Linu Mohan P and Mohammed Salim KT: International Journal of Vaccines and Immunization: Vol 4, 2020 P 1-3.
  • Statin Use Will Cure Disease? A Review of Statin Safety and Efficacy: Fathimath Shahban, Linu Mohan P, Lubana KV, Asha G: International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation: Vol 7, 2020, P 119-122.
  • Gall stone pancreatitis in a syringomyelia patient: case report: Abel Chundankuzhiyil Mathew, Athira Poothankandi, Rahana Khader, Amina Shajahan, Linu Mohan Panakkal: International Surgery Journal: Vol 6, 2019: P 3378-3382.
  • Effectiveness of a reminder card system versus a mobile application to improve medication adherence among asthma patients in a tertiary care hospital: Panakkal L. Mohan, Swaliha Shaji, Thameesa Ashraf, Vettan U. Anas, Bismi Basheer: Journal of Taibah University Medical Sciences: Vol 13, 2018: P 541-546.
  • An assessment on contingency of nosocomial pneumonia in a tertiary care hospital – Kerala: Linu Mohan P, Vrushabendra Swami: Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences: Vol 8, 2018: P 1915-1919.
  • Evaluating effectiveness of patient counseling, teach back versus standard method: Mary R. Mathew, Linu Mohan, Mammen Paul, Mahira Maideen, Liya Jose, Minnu Ommanakuttan: International Journal of Basic & Clinical Pharmacology: Vol 7, 2017: P 87-92.
  • Pharmacist Lead Patient Counselling: Impact on Quality of Life In Asthma Patients: Linu Mohan P: International Journal of Medical Sciences and Pharma Research: Vol 3, Issue 3; 2017, P 1-6.
  • A cross sectional survey on perceptions of health care providers about implementation of antibiogram in a tertiary care hospital: Linu Mohan P, Vrushabendra Swami: Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences: Vol 7, Issue 3; 2017, P 1734-1737.
  • Evaluation of demographic and clinical profile of snakebite casualties presented at a tertiary care hospital in Kerala: Abin Chandrakumar, T.N.K. Suriyaprakash, P. Linu Mohan, Levin Thomas, P.V. Vikas: Clinical Epidemiology and Global Health: Vol 4, 2016, P 140-145.
  • Identification and evaluation of potentially inappropriate medications (PIMs) in hospitalized geriatric patients using Beers criteria: Pattani Danisha, Chandrasekhar Dilip, Panakkal Linu Mohan, Cholamugath Shinu, Jaffer Chalil Parambil and Muhammed Sajid: Journal of Basic and Clinical Physiology and Pharmacology: Vol 26: 2015, P
  • Case Report on Phenytoin Shows Skin Reactions (Purpuric Eruption) In A Tertiary Care Referral Hospital- Kerala: Shibil.PK, Linu Mohan.P, Shinu.C, Mohammed Fazil R.M, Mammen Paul: World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research: Vol 3, 2014, P 1056- 1062.
  • Prevalence of metabolic syndrome in psychiatric out patients in a tertiary care hospital Kerala: Linu Mohan P, Jishnu N A, Remya P J: Indian Journal of Pharmacy Practice; Vol 5, 2012, P 57-61.
  • A study conducted on prescribing pattern and cost of Antihypertensive drugs in a tertiary level hospital in south Malabar region of kerala: Lis Augustine, Shinu C, Yoosuf Kppekkat, Prasanth NV: Der pharmachemica,2010,2(6):332-341
  • A prospective study on Adverse drug reaction of antibiotics in a tertiary care hospital: Shamna M, Shinu C, Linu Mohan P,Ajmal: Saudi pharmaceutical journal, july 2013.
  • Safety and efficacy of Tolvaptan in patients with hyponatremia- A review: SufnaM, Shinu C: world journal of pharmaceutical research, vol 3, issue 2, 2014, 1945-1954.
  • Attitude of pharm D Students in kerala towards pharmacy profession and their career preferences: Shibil, Shinu C, Danisha P: world journal of pharmaceutical research, vol 3, issue 2, 2014, 2365-2374.
  • Case report on Heparin sodium injection associated skin necrosis in a tertiary care referral hospital- kerala: Linu MohanP, Shinu C, Jaseem Sabith: International journal of pharmaceutical and chemical sciences, vol 3 (2), Apr-Jun 2014.
  • Case report on Dapagliflozin tablet associated allergic reaction and fluid filled lesion on limbs in a tertiary care referral hospital – kerala: Shibil P K,Shinu C: world journal of pharmaceutical research, vol 3, issue 10, 2014.
  • Case report on phenytoin shows skin reactions (purpuric eruption ) in a tertiary care referral hospital- kerala: Elizabeth Joseph, Shinu C, Shibil. Pk, Sabin T Sojan, Muhammed Lubab: world journal of pharmaceutical research, vol 3, issue 10, 2014,1056-1062.
  • Provision and evaluation of drug information services in a tertiary care hospital: Shinu C, Arun Uday: Journal of scientific letters.2016;Vol.1(3):189-197.
  • Antimicrobial resistance: A threat in Nephrology: Thasreefa M, Shinu C, Asheeque: International journal of Research & Scientific innovation,April 2020:7(4):85-87
  • Hypertension –A silent killer: Gopika, Shinu C, Thasreefa: International journal of Research & Scientific innovation,April 2020:7(4):93-95S
  • Sodium-Glucose Cotransporter 2 inhibitors: one short ,two gains: Asheeque, Shinu C, International journal of Research & Scientific innovation,April 2020:7(4):152-154
  • Probiotics-An alternative for GERD: Aiswarya Rajan, Shinu C, Nihala: European journal of Pharmaceutical and medical research, 2021,8(9): 208-210
  • BPH-The hesistency to treat or cure: Nihala, Shinu C, Aiswarya: European journal of Pharmaceutical and medical research, 2021,8(9): 216-218
  • A prospective study on clinical pharmacist intervention in assessing the management and treatment outcome of sepsis: Shinu C, Nazija M,Hiba K: Asian J. Pharm. Hea. Sci. 2021,11 (3) : 2543-2548.
  • Appraisal of Prescribing Patterns and Clinical Outcomes of Pneumonia in A Tertiary Care Hospital: Shinu C, Ashfaq, Nabeela: Int. J. Pharm. Sci. Rev. Res.,2022, 75(2): 186-190.
  • Impact of Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy and Clinical Pharmacist Interventions for its Management: Shinu C, Hiba KK, Nazija MPC: International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews, 2022, 3 (8): 1384-1390.
  • Intravenous cannula induced Phlebitis in a tertiary care referral hospital:A Prospective observational study with implication from patients feedback system:T.Nikhila,P.L.Mohan,K.M.Salim,R.S.Aravind:Journal of Healthcare Quality Research (June- 2022 issue)
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  • A Prospective study on Patient counselling and Monitoring of ADR associated with Antihypetensive drugs in a tertiary care Hospital:Shahma,Shana Yasmin,Sharmina T,Nikhila T,Dr.Pallavi p,rashida VP:International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research and Application,(Jan-Feb 2023)p-1096-1101
  • A Step to Improve Pharmacovigilance System: A Cross Sectional Study among Outpatients Visiting Multi Super Speciality Hospital in Kerala Established with ADR Monitoring Centre: Veerankutty Basheera, Thahmina Shahnas, Sneha Thankappan, Sumayya Salam: Indian Journal of Pharmacy Practice, Vol 15, Issue 4, Oct-Dec, 2022
  • Assessment of Prescribing Practices in Paediatric Patients in A Tertiary Level Referral Hospital: T.N.K Suriyaprakash*, Basheera V, Abin Kurian, Afzana Musthafa, Ahammed Sakkir Hussain K, Ameera A K: International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences Review and Research , 76(1), September - October 2022; Article No. 20, Pages: 110-114
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