Shri Ramnarayan Shikshan Sansthan Society was constituted on 30 July 2009, with an aim to promote education, medical facilities, rural development, promotion of art & heritage, women empowerment, social, spiritual & environmental awareness & support to underprivileged. The focus was to reach the deprived people and area, which were centuries behind the current era. It is non-profit volunteer based organization.
Adhering to the vision of Institute, the society concentrates on issues like:
It all started in 2009 when Chairman of this society, Mr. Manish Shukla has a very humble beginning by starting a Diploma Pharmacy College at Bhatapara.
The Institute of Pharmacy is located in deori road Bhatapara Distt-Balodabazar. The goal of the Institute is not only to excel in the field of education but also to conduct social and charitable outreach programme.The institute seeks to bridge the ever-widening gap between modern pharmaceuticals and traditional drug system. Towards this, Our Institute frequenty plans to conduct various Workshops & Seminars.
In order to fulfill the objective of establishing the institute so as to encourage research and development activities, the Institute plans to start new Diploma in Pharmacy in Pharmacy stream. It is also due to the tremendous growth of Pharma industry in India, there is a need for more Pharmacists, particularly in formulation and development and research and development Pharmacist are experts in drugs and medicines and are integral part of the health care provision providing advice on health and illness. The Pharmacist need to know how drugs work on the body, how they are formulated in to medicines and how they are treated on the body. The Pharmacy Diploma course aims to provide the required scientific knowledge ensuring that same will be apply by students in real life situation. It will expose students to different pharmacy environment through practice placement.
Phamacoeconomics can aid the policy makers and the healthcare providers in decision making in evaluating the affordability of and access to rational drug use. Efficiency is a key concept of pharmacoeconomics, and various strategies are suggested for buying the greatest amount of benefits for a given resource use. Phamacoeconomic evaluation techniques such as cost minimization analysis, cost effectiveness analysis, cost benefit analysis, and cost utilization analysis, which support identification and quantification of cost of drugs, are conducted in a similar way, but vary in measurement of value of health benefits and outcomes. This article provides a brief overview about pharmacoeconomics, its utility with respect to the Indian pharmaceutical industry, and the expanding insurance system in India. Pharmacoeconomic evidences can be utilized to support decisions on licensing, pricing, reimbursement, and maintenance of formulary procedure of pharmaceuticals. For the insurance companies to give better facility at minimum cost, India must develop the platform for pharmacoeconomics with a validating methodology and appropriate training. The role of clinical pharmacists including PharmD graduates are expected to be more beneficial than the conventional pharmacists, as they will be able to apply the principles of economics in daily basis practice in community and hospital pharmacy.
