Name of Department: Faculty of Pharmacy, Desh Bhagat University, Mandi Gobindgarh.

Event Coordinator: Dr. Navneet Kaur

Date of Activity: 08-10-2026

Organized by: Placebo Club,Faculty of Pharmacy, in collaboration with Jain Hospital, Khanna, IQAC, IIC, Desh Bhagat University, Mandi Gobindgarh.

Aim and Objectives

Aim: To provide Pharm.D students with practical exposure to the functioning of a hospital and to facilitate academic learning through direct observation of various clinical departments and hospital services.

Objectives:

• To provide students with practical exposure to various clinical departments and their functioning.

• To bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical learning in a hospital setting.

• To help students understand the role and functioning of healthcare professionals within a hospital environment.

• To enhance students’ understanding of clinical and patient-care practices relevant to the Pharm.D Program.

• To promote professional discipline, appropriate conduct, and awareness of hospital-based learning among students.

Report

8^th October 2026: Hospital Visit to Jain Hospital, Khanna

A Hospital Visit to Jain Hospital, Khanna was organized by the School of Pharmacy, Desh Bhagat University, on 08 October 2026 as part of the academic and practical learning activities of the Pharm.D Program. The visit was planned for students of Pharm.D 1st Year, 2nd Year, 3rd Year and 4th Year to provide them with practical exposure to various clinical departments and their functioning.

The hospital visit provided students with an opportunity to gain practical insight into the hospital environment and understand the functioning of clinical departments in relation to patient care and healthcare delivery. The activity was intended to strengthen the connection between classroom-based theoretical knowledge and its practical application in a hospital setting.

During the visit, students were instructed to observe the hospital environment, understand the functioning of the clinical departments, and maintain professional discipline throughout the activity. Students attended the visit in proper uniform with lab coats and ID cards, as instructed in the notice. The visit served as an academically relevant exposure for Pharm.D students and supported their learning through direct hospital-based experience.

The students were also advised to maintain discipline and professional conduct throughout the visit. The activity encouraged students to appreciate the importance of professional behaviour, clinical exposure, and practical learning as an integral part of the Pharm.D Program.

Outcomes of the Event

• Provided practical exposure to the hospital environment and the functioning of clinical departments.

• Enhanced students’ understanding of hospital-based clinical and patient-care practices.

• Helped students relate theoretical knowledge with practical observations in a hospital setting.

• Improved awareness of professional discipline and conduct expected in healthcare environments.

• Supported experiential and practical learning as part of the Pharm.D Program.

Conclusion

The Hospital Visit to Jain Hospital, Khanna on 08 October 2026 was organized as an academic and practical learning activity for Pharm.D students. The visit provided students with exposure to the hospital environment and the functioning of various clinical departments. Such hospital-based learning opportunities contribute to strengthening students’ practical understanding, professional awareness, and readiness for clinical learning as part of the Pharm.D Program.