ASHWINI AYURVEDIC MEDICAL COLLEGE & P.G. CENTRE, DAVANGERE

REPORT ON HEALTH CHECK-UP CAMP AND BLOOD DONATION CAMP

Date: 16-09-2026
Time: 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Venue: Anjaneya Temple, Shamanur, Davangere
In Association With: Siddagangashree Voluntary Blood Donation Centre, Davangere

Introduction

Ashwini Ayurvedic Medical College & P.G. Centre, Davangere, conducted a Health Check-up Camp and Blood Donation Camp on 16th September 2026 at Anjaneya Temple, Shamanur, Davangere, in association with the Siddaganga Shree Voluntary Blood Donation Centre, Davangere.

The camp was organized with the objective of extending basic healthcare services to the local community and creating awareness about the importance of voluntary blood donation.

Doctors In-Charge

The camp was conducted under the supervision of:

  1. Dr. Pavan Kumar G. – Assistant Professor, Department of Kayachikitsa
  2. Dr. Srilekha – Associate Professor, Department of Dravya Guna
  3. Dr. Mahesh H.T. – Professor, Department of Rachana Sharira

Interns Posted

  1. Jr. Dr. Srujana
  2. Jr. Dr. Nagashree

Students Posted

  1. Amith – 3rd Phase
  2. Aliya Taj – 2nd Phase
  3. Akshatha – 2nd Phase

Nursing Staff

  1. Rajitha
  2. Kavya

Activities Conducted

The following activities were carried out during the camp:

  • Registration of beneficiaries attending the camp.
  • General health check-up and preliminary clinical assessment.
  • Assessment and recording of relevant health parameters.
  • Consultation and medical advice provided by the doctors in charge.
  • Health education and awareness regarding preventive healthcare and healthy lifestyle.
  • Awareness regarding voluntary blood donation and its importance.
  • Assistance to beneficiaries by interns, students and nursing staff.
  • Coordination and support for the blood donation activities in association with the voluntary blood donation centre.
  • Maintenance of necessary registers and camp-related documentation.

Participation of Interns and Students

The interns and students actively participated in the camp under the guidance of the doctors in charge. They assisted with registration, patient coordination, clinical assessment and other activities required for the smooth functioning of the camp.

The posted interns completed their AEBAS attendance at the college before proceeding to the venue, as instructed. Interns and students also carried their aprons and stethoscopes for the camp.

Coordination and Arrangements

The doctors in charge ensured that the required medical equipment and registers were collected before departure to the camp venue. The camp team worked in coordination to ensure the systematic delivery of healthcare services and smooth conduct of the blood donation activity.

Outcome

The camp provided an opportunity for the institution to reach out to the local community and provide basic healthcare services. It also promoted awareness regarding voluntary blood donation and encouraged community participation in blood donation activities.

The involvement of faculty members, interns, students and nursing staff provided valuable practical exposure to the students and interns while contributing to community-oriented healthcare services.

Conclusion

The Health Check-up Camp and Blood Donation Camp conducted on 16-09-2026 at Anjaneya Temple, Shamanur, Davangere, in association with Siddaganga Shree Voluntary Blood Donation Centre, Davangere, was successfully carried out.

The programme contributed to community health awareness, basic healthcare delivery and promotion of voluntary blood donation. The active participation of the faculty, interns, students and nursing staff supported the effective conduct of the camp.

Ashwini Ayurvedic Medical College & P.G. Centre
Davangere