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POSTGRADUATE INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE
ANNUAL REPORT 2016
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Content ➢ University of Colombo i
➢ Postgraduate Institute of Medicine ii
➢ Historical Background iii
➢ Massage from the Director iv
1. Details of Resources & Students
2. Details of local students
3. Details of Academic Staff
4. Details of Non- Academic Staff
5. Details of Research, Innovation and Publications 6. Details of Programmes, Seminars & Workshops
7. Details of awards Received 8. Details of New courses started 9. Details of Recurrent Expenditure
10. Details of Capital Expenditure
11. Details of Projects (Local/ Foreign Funded):
12. Details of Project Expenditure (Local/ Foreign Funded)
13. Details of Financial Progress (Expenditure)
14. Details of Financial Progress (Generated Income)
15. Details of Infrastructure Facilities Received in 2015
16. Financial Performance Analysis – 2015
17. Any other details
17.1. Academic Activities
17.2. Evaluation and Examinations Activities
17.3. Library
17.4. General Administration
17.5. Finance
17.6. Audit Report
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Professor Lakshman Dissanayake
Vice Chancellor
University of Colombo
Mr. K.A.S. Edward
Registrar
University of Colombo
Contacts
University of Colombo,
Kumaratunga Munidasa Mawathe,
Colombo 00300, Colombo
(+94) 112 581 835
(+94) 112 584 695
(+94) 112 585 509
Vision
Inspired by historic links to the first
University College of the country and
inherited intellectual traditions, the
University of Colombo strives to be a
world class institution promoting human
development through synergizing
knowledge, education, research and
creativity, and entrepreneurship whilst
upholding democratic values in a plural
society.
Mission
To be the benchmark setting seat of
higher learning and scholarship with an
uncompromising commitment and
dedication to providing society with
human capital of high ethical standards, a
proven sense of social responsibility,
innovative, independent and analytical in
thinking and capable in becoming
partners of socio-economic, cultural and
environmental development.
University of Colombo
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Professor H.J.de Silva
Director
PGIM
Professor Senaka Rajapakshe
Deputy Director
PGIM
S. Anusha
Deputy Registrar
PGIM
Contacts
Postgraduate Institute of Medicine
No.160
Professor Nandadasa Kodagoda Mawathe,
Colombo 07
(+94) 112 697758
(+94) 112 681052
(+94) 112 696261
Vision
To be an internationally recognized
centre of distinction producing
specialists and other professionals of
high caliber to meet health needs of the
country, region and contribute to world
health.
To be an academically, financially and
administratively independent institute
working towards eventually acquiring
university status.
Mission
To plan and develop, implement, monitor
and evaluate postgraduate academic
programs required to produce specialists
and other professionals of the highest
quality, competence and dedication in
order to provide optimum and humane
health care to the people of Sri Lanka, the
region and the world.
Postgraduate Institute of Medicine
Goals
• Achieve consistently high standards in teaching-learning, training and research
• Enhance training programmes to meet national health care needs
• Contribute to formulate health and medical educational policies of the country
• Extend and expand the activities of the institution in postgraduate medical education
and research
• Expand infrastructure facilities to ensure quality and accommodate the growing
educational needs of the institute
Objectives
• Produce human resources for health of high quality and sufficient quantity to meet the
national demand.
• Maintain and improve skills and competencies of health personnel through continuing
education.
• Innovate and design methodology that will facilitate in continuing education of
medical personnel.
• Inculcate constructive attitudes and promote the habit of self learning among the
medical personnel.
• Promote the use of available resources and appropriate technology with regard to
postgraduate education.
• Inculcate the concept of using a health care team approach in solving health problems.
• Evaluate medical education programmes in order to obtain information with regard to
flaws and pointers for improvement.
• Arrange in-service programmes where preventive and curative care and nursing care
are well integrated.
• Develop educational links with foreign institutions for mutual benefit in order to
maintain high standards of postgraduate medical education in Sri Lanka. To be a
financially and administratively independent institute, internationally recognized
centre of excellence, producing specialists of high professional standards to meet the
health needs of the country and contribute to regional and world health in a responsive
manner.
The Message from the Director
It is with pleasure that I present the Annual Report of the PGIM for the year 2016.
The PGIM remains the country’s sole institute responsible for specialist
training of medical and dental practitioners, and currently has 22 Boards
of Study and 38 Specialty Boards. Taking into consideration the
country's needs, we attempt to continuously increase the number of
trainees enrolling into our courses and diversify our programmes.
In 2016 we conducted 126 programmes of study and 136 examinations,
awarded 342 MD and 97 MSc degrees, 282 PG Diplomas, 75 PG Certificates,
and Board Certified 194 specialists. 1183 students were enrolled and the total
number of trainees currently undergoing training is 3473. 07 new programmes
are being developed.
The PGIM is continues to improve its administration. Three By-Laws which govern the
Institute and a Board of Review to address grievances and issues of PGIM trainees were
established.
This year two infrastructure projects, the construction of the eight storey South Wing building
(MERC Building) and refurbishment of the original (listed) building were completed. The PGIM
Rodney Street Development Project is on schedule.
I thank the contributions of the members of the Board of Management, Boards of Study,
Specialty Boards, Examination Boards, Trainers and Examiners. I make special mention of
our administrative and clerical staff who have performed their duties with great loyalty and
commitment.
Professor H. Janaka de Silva
Director/PGIM
Board of Management Board of management is the chief executive body and governing authority.
Ex-officio Members
Other members;
Professor Janaka de Silva, Director/PGIM
Professor Senaka Rajapakse, Deputy Director/PGIM
Professor Jayantha Jayawardana, Immediate Past Director/PGIM
Mr.D.C.Dissanayake, Secretary/ Higher Education, Secretary/Health
Mr. D. Senanayake, Nominee of the Secretary/Finance
Dr. P.G. Maheepala, Director General of Health Services
Professor Jennifer Perera, Dean/Medicine, University of Colombo
Professor V. weerasinghe, Dean/Medicine, University of Peradeniya
Professor S. Lekamwasam, Dean/Medicine, University of Ruhuna
Dr. S.Raviraj, Dean/Medicine, University of Jaffna
Professor S. Yasawardene, Dean/Medical Sciences, University of Sri J’pura
Professor N.R. de Silva, Dean/Medicine, University of Kelaniya
Professor W.M.Tilakaratne, Dean/Dental Sciences, University of Peradeniya
Dr. K.T. Sundaresan, Dean/Health Care Sciences, Eastern University of SL
Professor S.H. Siribaddana, Dean/Medical & Allied Sciences, Rajarata University of SL
Dr. Lakshmi Somathunga, DDG (Medical Services)
Dr. J.M.W. Jayasundara Bandara, DDGHS (Dental Services)
Dr. Sunil De Alwis, DDGHS (Education, Training & Research)
Professor P.R. Fernando, Faculty Representative/FM, University of Colombo
Dr. G.S.S.R.Dias, Faculty Representative/FM, University of Peradeniya
Professor I.M.R. Goonewardena, Faculty Representative/ FM, University of Ruhuna
Dr(Mrs). T.S. Navaratnarajah, Faculty Representative/FM, University of Jaffna
Professor Dulani Gunasekera, Faculty Representative/FMSc, University of Sri Jayawardenapura
Dr. S.S. Williams, Faculty Representative/FM, University of Kelaniya
Professor (Ms). S.L. Ekanayake, Faculty Representative/ Faculty of Dental Sciences, University of
Peradeniya
Dr. K. E. Karunakaran, Faculty Representative/ Faculty of Health Care Sciences, Eastern University of
SL
Dr. S.P.B. Thalgaspitiya, Faculty Representative/ Faculty of Medicine & Allied Sciences, Rajarata
University of SL
Professor S.D. Jayaratne, (Chairperson)/UGC Appointed Member
Professor Nandadeva Samarasekera, UGC Appointed Member
Professor (Ms) Ranjanie Gamage, UGC Appointed Member
Dr. Harsha Cabral, UGC Appointed Member
Dr. M. Gunasekera, UGC Appointed Member
Professor Antoinette Perera UGC Appointed Member
Mr. Rajan Asirwatham, Council nominee
Professor L. Ratnayake, Council nominee
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
Medical education in Sri Lanka commenced in 1870 with the establishment of the Ceylon
Medical College, which became the Faculty of Medicine in 1942 when the University of Ceylon
was established. No postgraduate medical examinations were conducted by the University of
Ceylon until 1952 when examinations for the degrees of MD and MOG commenced, followed by
the degree of MS the next year.
At that time, there was no structured or organized postgraduate training. Postgraduate medical
training was obtained in the United Kingdom and qualifications such as MRCP, FRCS, FFARCS,
MRCOG, FRCR, MRCPath, MRCPsych, FDSRCS etc awarded by the professional colleges in
the UK were recognized for consultant appointments by the Ministry of Health and universities.
In 1973, the Advisory Committee on Postgraduate Medical Education recommended to the
Government that a supervised in-service training period of 3 years followed by an examination
should replace training abroad. Accordingly, the Institute of Postgraduate Medicine (IPGM) was
established in 1976 under provisions of the University of Ceylon Act No. 1 of 1972, and was
attached to the University of Colombo. It was formally inaugurated on the 2nd of March 1976 by
Dr. Halfdan Mahler, Director General of the WHO. Professor K.N. Seneviratne was appointed as
its first Director.
However, the newly set-up IPGM was at a disadvantage as examinations of the UK professional
Colleges continued to be conducted in Colombo, and local doctors preferred these to IPGM
examinations. A review of the work of the institute became necessary. The government decided to
stop the UK professional colleges from conducting foreign postgraduate medical examinations in
Sri Lanka and to grant full recognition and preference to postgraduate medical degrees of the
institute with effect from the 1st of January, 1980.
In order to achieve the objectives of the institute, it was re-established in 1979 under the
provisions of the Universities Act No. 16 of 1978, and renamed the Postgraduate Institute of
Medicine (PGIM). Dr. S.A. Cabraal was appointed as its first Director. Accordingly, PGIM
Ordinance No: 1 of 1980 made under the provisions of the Universities Act referred to above
came into force on the 10th of April, 1980. Boards of Study for various specialties were re-
organized and courses of instruction and examinations were arranged for different specialties.
They were Anaesthesiology, Community Medicine, Dental Surgery, Family Medicine and
General Practice, Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Ophthalmology, Pathology, Paediatrics,
Psychiatry, Radiology and Surgery. In 1985, four more Boards of Study, Forensic Medicine,
Microbiology, Otolaryngology, and Clinical Oncology were established. Professor R.G.
Panabokke was appointed Director in 1990. Boards of Study in Medical Administration and
Dermatology were established in 1994 and the Board of Study in Venereology in 2001. Dr. J.B.
Peiris was appointed Director in 1995, followed by Professor Lalitha Mendis in 2002, Professor
Rezvi Sheriff in 2006, Professor Jayantha Jayawardana in 2012 and Professor H. Janaka de Silva
in 2014. The post of Deputy Director was established in 2011, and this post has been held by
Professor Jayantha Jayawardena, followed by Professor Prashantha Wijesinghe, Professor
Chrishantha Abeysena and Professor Senaka Rajapakse. Amendments to the 1980 Ordinance took
effect on the 1st of July 2014, and several new Boards of Study and Specialty Boards were
established under the amended Ordinance
1. Details of Resources & Students
Course No. of Trainees Total Academic
Staff
In-Service Programmes 54 *
PG Certificate Courses 57 *
PG Diplomas 652 *
Master of Science 261 *
Doctor of Medicine (Pre MD + Post MD) 2247 *
Total
*Field specialists are invited on visiting basis
2. Details of local students
Course Intake
2015
1st
Year
2nd
Year
3rd
Year
Gra
du
ate
s 4th
Year
5th
Year
6th
Year
Post MD Training
In
service/Part1
//
/PG Cert. 155 207
PG Diploma 389 548 104 281
MSc 129 228 33 90
MD 513 508 402 337 270 398 80 17
Overseas
Training
223 366 22
Total 1183 1491 539 337 641 621 446 39
3. Details of Academic Staff
Faculty/Branch Subject/Discipline
Sen
ior
Pro
f
Pro
fess
or
Sen
ior
Lec
ture
r
Lec
ture
r
Ass
t.L
ect
ure
r
Inst
ruct
or
PGIM Director 01
PGIM Deputy Director 01
MERC Laboratory Sciences 02(contract)
MERC Clinical Sciences 01
MERC Medical Education 01 01
MERC Demonstrators 03
Academic
Library
Part Time Course
Director
02
Senior Assistant
Librarian
03
4. Details of Non- Academic Staff
Faculty/Branch Administrative Academic
Support
Clerical
and
Allied
Minor
Employees
Establishment & General
Administration
01 03 13 11
Academic &
MERC
02 - 15 03
- 03 02
Exams 02 01 22 03
Accounts 02 - 12 02
Library - - 10 06
5. Details of Research, Innovation and Publications
Subject Number of submissions
No of researches
No of Theses &
Dissertations
No of articles
Total
6. Details of Programmes, Seminars & Workshops
7. Details of awards Received
Not Received
8. Details of New courses started
Action was taken to prepare the prospectus for the following new training programmes in
order to implement during the year 2017.
• MD and Board Certification in Geriatric Medicine
• MD and Board Certification in Sports and Exercise Medicine
• MD and Board Certification in Clinical Nutrition
• Board certification as a Specialist in Old Age Psychiatry
• Board certification in Addictions Psychiatry
Subject Attended Completed
No of Postgraduate Degree Programme 44
No of Postgraduate Diploma Programme 20
No of Degree Programme NR NR
No of Diploma Programme NR NR
No of Certificate Programme NR NR
Other
• Postgraduate Certificate programmes
02
Total
9. Details of Recurrent Expenditure
10. Details of Capital Expenditure
Subject 2015
RS.
2016
RS.
Acquisition of Furniture & Equipments 2,569,047 21,923,842
Acquisition of lab & teaching Equipments 2,548,271 124,000
Acquisition of Land & Building (Rodney Street)
Acquisition Books & Periodicals 9,122,923 3,080,094
Building 10,819,390 196,607,994
Other (Cloaks) 27,000
Other (Electrical Distribution) 3,540,430
Rehabilitation Maint. of Assets
Total 28,627,061 221,735,930
11. Details of Financial Progress (Expenditure)
Subject 2015
Rs.
2016
Rs.
Personal Emoluments 112,943,383 121,681,320
Travelling 9,267,976 11,207,105
Supplies 7,243,017 9,370,653
Maintenance 5,901,999 5,941,825
Contractual Services 23,692,216 26,742,611
Other Recurrent Expenses 66,995,900 74,114,415
Postgraduate Training Expenses 15,109,133 29,490,757
Total 241,153,624 278,548,686
- Government
Grant
2016
Generated
Income
2016
Expenditure
2016
Savings /
Excess
Recurrent Expenditure Project 80,000,000 297,238,042 278,548,686 98,689,356
Capital Expenditure Project 285,000,000 - 225,046,612 59,953,388
Project - Local Funded - - - -
Project - Foreign Funded - - - -
Total 365,000,000 297,238,042 503,595,298 158,642,744
12. Details of Financial Progress (Generated Income)
13. Financial Performance Analysis 2016
16. Details of Infrastructure Facilities Received in 2015
Infrastructure Details
Expenditure Rs Physical Progress
Renovation of Wash Rooms in the North
wing Building
9,796,743.98 Completed
Renovation of the Main Building
12,917,225.00 Completed
Renovation of Learning areas in the 4th
Floor
1,075,571.20 Completed
Erection of a Disabled Friendly Toilet
658,494.50 Completed
Slotted Angle Shelters
473616.80 Completed
Source of Revenue Provision in 2016
Rs.
Collection in
2016 Rs.
Deficit / Surplus
Rs.
Undergraduate Studies - - -
Postgraduate Studies 210,250,000 284,376,271 74,126,271
Consultancies - - -
Other 5,650,000 12,861,771 7,211,771
Total 215,900,000 297,238,042 81,338,042
Subject Formula Exp. Per
Student (RS.)
Recurrent Expenditure per Student
(RE)
RE / No of Student
strength
80,204.05
Capital Expenditure per Student (CE) CE / No of Student
strength
63,845.64
Total 144,049.69
17. Any other details
17.1. Academic Activities
17.1.1. Registration
The PGIM conducted 120 postgraduate programmes during the year 2016 leading to MD,
MSc, PG Diploma and Certificates under the direct guidance of 22 Boards of Study and 40
Specialty Boards. (Table 01)
A total of 3473 Postgraduate trainees including 1183 new entrants were enrolled to undergo
training programmes leading to degrees of MD, MSc, PG Diploma and Certificates. (Table
02) 3339 trainees were undergoing training programmes locally and 404 were training in
overseas recognized training centres.
17.1.2. Academic Emphasis
The academic emphasis in the year 2016 was also centered on introducing of new training
programmes and the revision of curricula and prospectuses to enhance the quality of the
exiting training programmes bench marking with the internationally accepted curricula and
incorporating the latest techniques.
Series of workshops were held during this year too for trainers and examiners and relevant
topics in order to equip them with new techniques,examination formats to enhance the quality,
maintain the accepted standards of training programmes and examination from based on the
recommendations of the reports of External Examiners of MD Examination from the Centres
of Excellence in the United Kingdom,Australia,Singapore, India, USA,Pakistan and Turkey.
New training programmes
Action was taken to prepare the prospectus for the following new training programmes in
order to implement during the year 2017.
• MD and Board Certification in Geriatric Medicine
• MD and Board Certification in Sports and Exercise Medicine
• MD and Board Certification in Clinical Nutrition
• Board certification as a Specialist in Old Age Psychiatry
• Board certification in Addictions Psychiatry
FollowingCurricula/Prospectuses of existing programmes were revised during the course of
this year:
• Master in Medical Toxicology and Postgraduate Diploma in Medical Toxicology
• MD and Board Certification in Medical Parasitology
• Postgraudate Certificate in Medical Education
• MD and Board Certification in Otorhinolaryngology
• MD and Board Certification in Histopathology
• Postgraduate Diploma in Sports Medicine
• MD and Board Certification in Orthopaedic Surgery
• MD and Board Certification in Obstetrics & Gynaecology
• Board Certification in Neuroradiology
• Board Certification in Interventional Radiology
• MD and Board Certification in Chemical Pathology
• MD in Forensic Medicine & Board Certification in Forensic Medicine with special
interest in Clinical Forensic Medicine, Forensic Toxicology, Forensic Paediatric and
Perinatal Pathology, Forensic Histopathology, Forensic Anthropology
• MD and Board Certification in Orthodontics
17.1.3. General Regulations and Guidelines for postgraduate trainees
The document on General Regulation and Guidelines for postgraduate trainees published in
2015 was amended incorporating the subsequent decisions taken by the BOM/Senate during
the year 2016 in order to make effective from January 2017.
Table-01
Study programmes conducted by the PGIM in 2016
Anaesthesiology Certificate of competence in Anaesthesiology
Pg Diploma in Critical Care Medicine
MD in Anaesthesiology
Cardiothoracic anaesthesia
Neuro anaesthesia
Obstetric anaethesia
Paediatric anaethesia
Intensive Care
Pain Management
Critical Care Medicine
Basic Medical Sciences Pg Diploma in Anatomy
Pg Diploma in Physiology
Community Medicine And Community Dentistry MSc in Community Medicine
MSc in Community Dentistry
MD in Community Medicine
MD in Community Dentistry
MSc Human Nutrition
Clinical Oncology MD in Clinical Oncology
Haemato Oncology
Dental Surgery Pg Diploma in Hospital Dental Practice
MD in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
MD in Orthodontics
MD in Restorative Dentistry
MD Oral Pathology
Dermatology MD in Dermatology
Family Medicine Pg Diploma in Family Medicine
Pg Diploma in Family Medicine (DE)
MD in Family Medicine by thesis
MD in Family Medicine by examination
Forensic Medicine Pg Diploma in Legal Medicine
MD in Forensic Medicine
Clinical Forensic Medicine
Forensic Toxicology
Forensic Paediatric and Perinatal Pathology
Forensic Histopathology
Forensic Anthropology
Medicine Pg Diploma in Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases
MD Medicine
Cardiology
Cardiac Electrophysiology
Endocrinology
Gastroenterology
Nephrology
Neurology
Neuro Physiology
Respiratory Medicine
Rehabilitation Medicine
Rheumatology & Rehabilitation
MD in Geriatric Medicine
Medical Administration MSc in Medical Administration
MD in Medical Administration
Microbiology Pg Diploma in Medical Microbiology
MD in Medical Microbiology
MD in Parasitology
MD in Virology
MD in Mycology
Multidisciplinary courses Pg Certificate in Medical Education
Pg Diploma in Molecular Medicine
Pg Diploma in Medical Education
Pg Diploma in Elderly Medicine
Pg Diploma in Health Sector Disaster Management
Pg Diploma in Palliative Medicine
MD in Health Informatics
MSc in Biomedical Informatics
Pg Diploma in Medical Toxicology
MSc in Medical Toxicology
MSc in Molecular Medicine
MSc in Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics
MD in Emergency Medicine
MD in Medical Education
Clinical Pharmacology And Therapeutics
MD in Clinical Nutrition
Obstetrics and Gynaecology Pg Diploma in Reproductive Health
MD in Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Gynaecological Oncology
Subfertility
Ophthalmology MD in Ophthalmology
Vitreo-Retinal Surgery
Paediatric Ophthalmology
Cornea & External Eye Diseases
Orbit & Oculoplasty
Otolaryngology MD in Otorhinolaryngology
Paediatrics Pg Diploma in Child Health
MD in Paediatrics
Paediatric Neonatalogy
Paediatric Cardiology
Paediatric Nephrology
Paediatric Neurology
Paediatric Intensive Care
Paediatric Endocrinology
Paediatric Pulmonology
Community Paediatrics
Pathology Certificate in Basic Laboratory Sciences
Pg Diploma in Transfusion Medicine
Pg Diploma in Haematology
MD Histopathology
MD Chemical Pathology
MD Haematology
MD in Transfusion Medicine
Psychiatry Pg Diploma in Psychiatry
MD in Psychiatry
Forensic Psychiatry
Adolescent and child Psychiatry
Old Age Psychiatry
Addiction Psychiatry
Radiology MD in Radiology
Interventional Radiology
Paediatric Radiology
Sports Medicine Pg Diploma in Sports Medicine
MD in Sport and Exercise Medicine
Surgery MD in Surgery
MD Orthopaedic
General Surgery with special Interest in
Upper gastrointestinal surgery
Hepato-pancreato-biliary surgery
Lower gastrointestinal surgery
Vascular surgery
Breast surgery
Endocrine surgery
Trauma surgery
Subspecialities Surgical Oncology
Cardiothoracic Surgery
Gastrointetinal Surgery
Paediatric Surgery
Plastic Surgery
Urological Surgery
Vascular & Transplant Surgery
Neuro surgery
Thoracic Surgery
Venereology Pg Diploma in Venereology
MD in Venereology
Table 02
Student enrolment 2016
New
Re
gist
rat
ion
Inse
r
vice
/ C
erti
fica
te/
Pa
rt I
Pg
Dip
lo
ma
MSc
Pre
MD
P
ost
M
D(
Loca
l)
Overseas Returned in 2016
T O T A L
Programme of Study
Upto
2 Yrs
3rd
Yr Bo
ard
Cer
tifi
ed
Ye
t to
be
Bo
ard
C
erti
fied
(a) (b) (c) (d)
1 2 3 4 5 6
Certificate in Basic Laboratory Sciences 30 30
Certificate of Medical Education 12 27 27
Pg Diploma in Anatomy 8 8 8
Pg Diploma in Child Health 81 81 81
Pg Diploma in Critical Care Medicine 14 33 33
Pg Diploma in Chemical Pathology 5 14 14
Pg Diploma in Clinical Heamatology 12 36 36
Pg Diploma in Elderly Medicine 19 32 32
Pg Diploma in Family Medicine 54 104 104
Pg Diploma in Health Sec. Disaster Management
23 53 53
Pg Diploma in Histopathology 10 31 31
Pg Diploma in Hospital Dental Practice 27 27 27
Pg Diploma in Legal Medicine 4 12 12
Pg Diploma in Medical Education 5 5 5
Pg Diploma in Medical Microbiology 12 25 25
Pg Diploma in Medical Physiology 10 10 10
Pg Diploma in Psychiatry 25 25 25
Pg Diploma in Reproductive Health 10 23 23
Pg Diploma in Sport Medicine 13 13 13
Pg Diploma in Transfusion Medicine 8 21 21
Pg Diploma in Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases
43 77 77
Pg Diploma in Venerology 6 22 22
Inservice Clinical Oncology 9 13 13
Inservice Radiology 31 41 41
17.1. a. Medical Education Resource Centre (MERC)
The year 2016 was another successful year for the Medial Education Resource Center
(MERC), where it was in the forefront of many activities conducted by the PGIM.
17.1.a.1. Academic Activities
Academic Courses coordinated by MERC
Board of Study in Multi-disciplinary Studies
1. Pg Certificate in Medical Education, Pg Diploma in Medical Education and
MD in Medical Education: The Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Education is a
six month part time course which leads to the Postgraduate Diploma in Medical
Education course.
Nine candidates from the six batch of trainees completed the Postgraduate
Certificate in Medical Education in 2016. Twelve trainees joined the Pg Certificate
in Medical Education training and three trainees joined to the Pg Diploma in
medical Education training during the year 2016. Two trainees joined the MD in
Medical Education training in 2012 and one trainee in 2014 and all three are post
MD trainees at present. Three trainees joined the MD in Medical Education training
in 2015 and all three are pre-MD trainees at present.
2. MSc in Medical Toxicology: This is a two year distant learning programme based
on an online platform using the Moodle learning management system. Of the 21
trainees in the second batch, who commenced training in March 2012, fifteen were
successful at the final examination in June 2014. Four candidates completed the
course in February 2015 and one candidate was successful at thefinal examination in
January 2016. The prospectus was revised 2016.
3. MSc in Biomedical Informatics: Six trainees from the fifth batch completed the
MSc in Biomedical Informatics training in 2016. Twenty-two trainees who were
selected for thesixthbatch started the course in September 2015 andonly sixteen
trainees are in the programme at present.
17.1. a.2 Workshops for Trainees conducted by MERC
The following workshops on research methodology were conducted twice in 2016
1. ResearchMethodology workshops
2. Professionalism and Ethics strand for PGIM MD trainees
17.1. a.3 Workshops for Trainers conducted by MERC
The following workshops were conducted twice in 2016. in addition, on the request of the boards of
study, extra workshops were arranged.
1. Moodle training workshop for module coordinators of the Pg Diploma in Family
Medicine (DFM) online programme
2. Examiner training workshops
3. Workshop propose MD Toxicology programme
4. Workshop on MCQ, SBR and EMI for BoS in Pathology
5. Examiner training workshop for BoS in Psychiatry
6. Workshop on training on simulated patients and communication skills in
postgraduate examinations
7. Workshop on Introduction to SLQF
8. Workshop on Re-evaluate the prospectus of the Pg Diploma in elderly medicine
17.1. a.4 Journal of Postgraduate Institute of Medicine (JPGIM)
MERC coordinates the administrative and editorial functions for the JPGIM. The third
volume of the JPGIM and a supplement comprising the abstracts of the 5th Biennial
academic sessions of the PGIM was published online in 2016 via Sri Lanka Online Journals
(SLJOL).
17.1. a.5 Ethics Review Committee (ERC/PGIM)
ERC/PGIM commenced activities inthe year 2012.ERC/ PGIM evaluated27 applications
from MSc Community Medicine/ Dentistry, Medical Administration, MD Medicine,
Paediatrics, Obs&Gyn, Emergency Medicine, Surgery, Clinical Oncology, Family Medicine
Pg Dip in Disaster Management, Critical Care Medicine, Transfusion Medicine, Chemical
Pathology and Reproductive Health trainees in 2016. The secretarial administrative support
for the ERC/PGIM is given by MERC.
17.1. a.6 AAAEDC
Administrative support for the activities of the Standing Committee on Academic Affairs,
Accreditation and Examinations. (AAEC)was coordinated by from MERC for the year
2016.
17.1.a.7 5th Biennial Academic Sessions of the PGIM and PGIM Oration 2016
The Academic Sessions of the PGIM was held on 6th October at the PGIM. The session was
attended by around 150 postgraduate trainees and trainer. Out of around 60 abstracts
submitted for the sessions, 38 were selected as either oral or poster presentations. Authors
of selected abstracts were invited to submit the full papers to the PGIM journal.
The PGIM Oration 2016 was awarded to Dr. MadawaChandrathilake, Senior Lecturer at the
Faculty of Medicine, Kelaniya. The oration was delivered during the academic sessions
with the participation of the postgraduate trainees, trainers and invited guests.
17.2. Evaluation and Examinations Activities
17.2.1. Examination
PGIM conducted 136 numbers of examinations including 40MD, 08M.Sc, 19 PG Diploma,
04 PG Certificate and 40 selections examinations in year 2015. 4418 numbers of candidates
sat for the examinations held in 2016 and 2185 of candidates were successful. In addition to
the local examiners all the MD examinations were evaluated by external examiners as well.
(Table 03)
17.2.2. Convocation
717 numbers of PG Diplomas, MSc and MD degrees were awarded at the Annual
Postgraduate convocation held by the University of Colombo.
17.2.3. Foreign Training
611 PG trainees were undergoing their mandatory overseas training in recognized training
centers. (Table 04)
17.2.4. Board Certification
PGIM awarded 194 of Board certifications in year 2016 from different specialties. Therefore
the total numbers of PGIM Board Certified consultants have increased up to 3411. (Table 05)
Table 03
External Examiners
Name of Examination Name of Examiner Country
MD (Anaesthesiology) Part IB
Dr. Joseph Cosgrove UK
MD (Anaesthesiology) Part II Dr. Chris Kearns UK
MD (Anaesthesiology) Part IB
Dr. Patrick Magee
UK
MD (Anaesthesiology) Part II Dr. Gary Lear UK
MD (Community Medicine)/
Prof.A.Kasturi India
MD (Community Dentistry) Part I
&Part II By Thesis
Prof.B.Joseph India
MD (Community Medicine)/
Prof.Rajesh Kumar India
MD (Community Dentistry) Part II By
Thesis
Prof.K.R.Nayar India
Prof.K.R.Nayar India
Prof. Shyamali C
Dharmage Australia
Prof.Rahul Malhotra
Singapore
Prof. ShantidaniMinz
India
Prof. Vinod Joseph
Abraham
India
Prof.Avinash Shetty
India
Prof. SevalAkgun
Turkey
Prof. Pardeep Khanna
India
Prof.T.K.Jena
India
Prof.D.Bachani
India
MD (Clinical Oncology) Part I
Prof. Peter Hoskin
UK
MD (Clinical Oncology) Part II
Prof. Bob Grieve
UK
MD (Dermatology)
Dr. Graham R. Sharpe
UK
MD (Emergency Medicine)
Prof. Shane Curran
Australia
Dr. Gerard O’Reilly Australia
MD (Family Medicine) Pakistan Prof. WarisQidwai Pakistan
Forensic Medicine
Prof. Noel W F
Woodford Australia MD (Medicine)
Dr. Fraz Mir UK
MD (Medicine) Prof. David Black
UK
MD (Oral &Maxillofacial Surgery
Dr. Martin Douglas
Paley
UK
MD (Restorative Dentistry)
Miss SerpilDjemal
UK
MD (Oral Pathology) Part II
Dr. Keith David Hunter
UK
MD (Orthodontics)
Dr. Alastair W. D.
Gardner
UK
MD Paediatrics
Prof. Kevin Windebank
UK
MD Paediatrics
Dr. Stephen Hodges
UK
MD Histopathology Dr. SanjivManek
UK
MD Clinical Haematology
Dr. Robin Ireland
UK
MD Clinical Haematology Dr. Robert Lindeman
Australia
Postgraduate Diploma In Clinical
Haematology Dr. Tien SimLeng Singapore
MD Chemical Pathology Dr. Brian Francis Shine
UK
MD Transfusion Medicine
Dr. Tom Latham UK
MD (Medical Administration) Part II Prof.ArvindKasthuri
India
MD (Medical Administration) Part II By
Thesis
Dr. Shakti Kumar
Gupta
India
MD (Ophthalmology) Module IV
Dr. Jai Shankar
UK
Selection Examination for
Obstetrics &Gynaecology Mr. Toby N Fay UK MD (Obstetrics &Gynaecology)
Dr. Pam Laughna UK MD (Medical Microbiology)
Prof. Armine Margaret
Sefton
UK
MD (Psychiatry)
Dr. Subodh Dave UK
MD (Radiology) Part I
Dr. Peter James Guest
UK
MD (Radiology) PartII Dr. Ivan Zammit-
Maempel UK
Selection Examination in MD (Surgery)
Mr. Paul Edward
Norman Australia
& MD (Surgery)
Mr. Gregory Bryan
Makin Australia
Selection Examination in MD (Surgery)
Prof. Rajeev
Parameswaran
Singapore
& MD (Surgery)
Mr. Ahmed
H.K.M.Naseef UK MD (Orthopaedic Surgery)
Mr. J.A.Fernandes UK MD (Orthopaedic Surgery)
Mr. Willem Schenk
UK
MD (Venereology) Dr.
VeerakathyHarindra
UK
Table 04
Overseas Training
Discipline/Name Country Discipline/Name Country
Adolescent & Child Psy. Sabaretnam S. United Kingdom
Dahanayake D.M.A. Australia Sellahewa S. United Kingdom
Goonawardena K.D.D.R.
Australia Vithana G.P. United Kingdom
Kotalawala S.W. Australia Warusawitharana C.S. United Kingdom
Rohanachandra Y.M. Australia Weerasekera R. N. K. United Kingdom
Anesthesiology United Kingdom Wickramasinghe W.A.A.P.
United Kingdom
Amaraweera P.R.H.D. United Kingdom Wijerathne K.M.T.N. United Kingdom
Balasooriya M.E. United Kingdom Anesthesiology(Critical Care)
Dayaratne P.L.R.P.A.K. United Kingdom Kosgollawatta W.G.R.J. United Kingdom
de Silva S.T. United Kingdom Rathnasiri S. K. S. United Kingdom
Dharmarathna K.M.I.M. United Kingdom Wanigasuriya R.U. United Kingdom
Dias M. G. S. P. Singapore Cardiology
Dr. S. Sivarupan United Kingdom Ambiga K. Australia
Fernando W. A. S. P. United Kingdom Francis G.R. United Kingdom
Gunarathna N.W.P.D.G. United Kingdom Gunasekara. M.Y. United Kingdom
Hewavitharane C.G. United Kingdom Gunawardena M.D.V.M.
United Kingdom
Hewawasam G.G.C. United Kingdom Karunarathne D.A.S. United Kingdom
Ikram M.M. United Kingdom Karunaratne R.M.S.P. United Kingdom
Jagoda H. United Kingdom Lokunarangoda N.C. United Kingdom
Jayasekera D.R.M. United Kingdom Niraj M. United Kingdom
Jayasundara J. M.R. United Kingdom Ratnayake E.C. United Kingdom
Jayathilaka J.M.P.P.B. United Kingdom Samarasinghe H.D. United Kingdom
Jayathillake H.M.T. United Kingdom Uditha Indika Hewarathna
United Kingdom
Jayawardene H.M.C.W. United Kingdom Withanagama C.J. United Kingdom
Jayawardhana P.A. United Kingdom Cardiothoracic Surgery
Kanesamoorthy S. Singapore De Soysa M.S.M United Kingdom
Kathiramalai S. United Kingdom Kannangara R.M United Kingdom
Krishantha L.C. United Kingdom Chemical Pathology
Liyanagunawardana D.R.
United Kingdom Hendawitharana H.W.N.P.
Australia
Lochanie P.A.N. United Kingdom Jayamaha J.E.S. United Kingdom
Perera A.C.M. United Kingdom Jayawardane.U. G. W. United Kingdom
Perera L.W.D.S. United Kingdom Ranasinghe R.N.K. United Kingdom
Ranaweera H. S. P. United Kingdom Sivakumar H. Singapore
Discipline/Name Country Discipline/Name Country
Clinical Oncology Critical Care-MED
Abeynaike L.V. United Kingdom Dissanayake T.G.I. United Kingdom
Alahakoon P.K.D.P. Singapore Imbulpitiya I.V.B. United Kingdom
Ariyasena K.D.A. United Kingdom Priyankara W.D.D. United Kingdom
Gunarathne C. R. B. Singapore Ranawaka N.M.D. United Kingdom
Imbulgoda N. T. United Kingdom Dermatology
Paramakulasingam S. Japan Ariyaratne C.H. United Kingdom
Rajaguru H.M.S.P United Kingdom de Silva M.H.B.A. United Kingdom
Clinical Hematology Karunanayake L.C.W. Australia
Gamage O.N.K.D. United Kingdom Liyanage D. H. Australia
Inosha P.K.L. United Kingdom Liyanage J. United Kingdom
Kankanige K.S. United Kingdom Nagodavithana N.M. Australia
Perera K.M.A.K. United Kingdom Nelumdeniya N.P.A.P.
United Kingdom
Samaraweera Y.R. United Kingdom Endocrinology
Somaratne P.D.I.S. United Kingdom Amarawardena W.K.M.G.
United Kingdom
Community Dentistry Liyanarachchi K.D. United Kingdom
Hettiarachchi R. M. Australia Ranasinghe L.D. United Kingdom
Wellappuli N.C. Canada Family Medicine
Community Medicine Anthony C. M. A. United Kingdom
Chulasiri M.P.P.U. United Kingdom Arulaanantham K. United Kingdom
Coonghe P.A.D. USA Galhena M. U. K. United Kingdom
Edirisuriya C. S. Australia Gunasekara D.J.H. United Kingdom
Gamage U.S.H. Australia Gunawardhana W.G.P.
United Kingdom
Gunasekera N.M.D.M.S.
Australia Karunathilake W.D.S.D.
Canada
Herath I.N.S. United Kingdom Kumara M.D.R. Singapore
Mizaya Cader United Kingdom Milroy K.H.D United Kingdom
Munasingha H.M. USA Munasinghe D. L. S United Kingdom
Nagodawithana N.S. USA Forensic Medicine
Navodani K.A.T. Australia Nadeera D.R. United Kingdom
Perera K.M.N. United Kingdom Rathnayaka I.L. Australia
Piyasena D. A. K. N. Canada Gastroenterology
Rangani W.P.T Australia Dassanayake S.U.B. United Kingdom
Saseela Subaskaran United Kingdom Dinamithra N.P. United Kingdom
Wickramasinghe W.A.N.D.
United Kingdom Kodisinghe S.K. United Kingdom
Critical Care –Anaes Piyarathna T.A.C.L. United Kingdom
Asfir E.L. United Kingdom Gastrointestinal Surgery
C.M. Aluwihare United Kingdom Samarasinghe M.H. United Kingdom
Mendis M. S. A. A. United Kingdom Upanishad R.G.I. United Kingdom
Mudalige A.D. United Kingdom Gen. Surgery(Upper GI Surgery)
Peiris C.M.P. United Kingdom Nuzair M. N. M United Kingdom
Rodrigo B.K.U.N United Kingdom General Medicine
A. Mathievaanan Australia Rathnayake P.V.T.M. United Kingdom
Bowatte.P.G.C.S. United Kingdom Sabapathippillai S. United Kingdom
Chandrika D. A. J. United Kingdom Sandakumari G.V.N. United Kingdom
Cooray M.A.M.S. United Kingdom Sanjeewa N.H.R. Russia
De Silva D.P.K. Australia Seneviratne A.G.N. Australia
De Silva K.Y.C. United Kingdom Silva F.H.D.S. Russia
Dias K.P.K. Australia Sirisena J. A. B. United Kingdom
Dilhani P.D.W. United Kingdom Sivaranjany Ravichandren
United Kingdom
Don Chulani Senaka Talagala
USA Sivathiran S. United Kingdom
Ekanayake H.E.M.I.W.K.M.
Australia Thanabalasingam T. Singapore
Ethayakumar N. United Kingdom Thilakaratna M.G.H.D.
United Kingdom
Fernando M.M.P.S.C United Kingdom Vithanage A.V.D.L.A. United Kingdom
Galappaththi S.R. United Kingdom Wickremasena P.S.N. United Kingdom
Hemachandra K.A.S. Australia Wijayatunge W. J. P. P.
United Kingdom
Ileperuma M. United Kingdom General Pediatrics
Illangantilaka A.B. United Kingdom Athukorala A.D.M.D. Australia
Jagath Kumara K.K. United Kingdom Chathurangana P.W.P
United Kingdom
Jayasinghe.N.S. Australia Gunarathna U.L.K.C. United Kingdom
Jayawardena D.M.C. United Kingdom Hapuarachchi H.D.J.S. United Kingdom
Kalaiehelvi Geerthan United Kingdom Jayasekara P.S.C. United Kingdom
Kannangara L.S. United Kingdom Karunaratne P.I. United Kingdom
Karunaratna W.G.S.G. Russia Krishnapradeep S. United Kingdom
Kugaseelan.P. United Kingdom Madurapperuma N.S. United Kingdom
Kumarage S. G. United Kingdom Manamperi D.M.M. United Kingdom
Kuruppu L. U. United Kingdom Navageevan N. United Kingdom
Lamabadusuriya D.A. United Kingdom Pemalatha K.A. India
Liyanapathirana C. United Kingdom Pematilleke K.D. United Kingdom
Matthias A.T. United Kingdom Prathapasinghe S.C. United Kingdom
Miththinda J.K.N.D. Australia Premini V. United Kingdom
Mohomed Rifath M.I Australia Sureka M. United Kingdom
P.A. Daluwatte Australia Sutharcini S. United Kingdom
Peiris C.J. United Kingdom General Surgery
Pilapitiya S.D United Kingdom Abeyratne I.G.K.P. United Kingdom
Piyaseeli L.G.K.K. United Kingdom Abeysinghe A.A.G. United Kingdom
Piyatissa M.L.G. Australia Chandrasinghe P.C. United Kingdom
Piyatissa M.L.G. Australia De Silva W.T.T. United Kingdom
Priyangika D.K.D. Australia Jayasinghe D.S.H. United Kingdom
Ragupathy A. United Kingdom Jayasooriya J.A.D.U. Australia
Rasnayake R.M.L.R. United Kingdom Karunadasa M.S.E. Australia
Rathnayaka P.J. United Kingdom Kumarasinghe N.R. United Kingdom
Discipline/Name Country Discipline/Name Country
Panditherathne.K. I. New Zealand Lewkebandara R.H. United Kingdom
Ranatunga R.M.A.S.N. United Kingdom Nakkawita W.M.I.D. United Kingdom
Ratnatunga K.C. United Kingdom
Palangasinghe S. United Kingdom
Rohankumar R. Malaysia Wimalagunawardhana H. A. P.
United Kingdom
Rupasinghe D.K. United Kingdom Medical Virology
Samarasekara L.A.K. Singapore Herath H.M.A.K. Australia
Sanjeewa S.H.R. United Kingdom Nephrology
Saseekaran K. United Kingdom Abeysekera R.A Australia
Shaminda R.A.A. United Kingdom B.U.E.W.D.R.Thangarajah United Kingdom
Srineethan S. United Kingdom Fernando K.H.M. United Kingdom
Hematology Ratnapala D.U.S. United Kingdom
Bokolamulla A.C.J. United Kingdom Weerasekara W.A.L.P. United Kingdom
Dilrukshi K.L.K.P. United Kingdom Neuro Surgery
Gunasekara N.R.M.N. United Kingdom Athiththan S.P. United Kingdom
Imaduwa M.M.A.J. United Kingdom Gomez A.D.M. United Kingdom
Jayasekara W.M.N.D. United Kingdom Paris M.M.R.S. United Kingdom
Somaratna B. G. N. T. United Kingdom Ratnayake R.M.P.S. United Kingdom
Weihena Epa C. D. United Kingdom Thoradeniya T.H.T. India
Hemato-Oncology Neurology
Jayathilake P.W.D.C.C. United Kingdom Fernando G. N. N. United Kingdom
Histopathology Jeevagan V. United Kingdom
Ekanayake A. I. United Kingdom Liyanage D.S. United Kingdom
Fernando C.S. United Kingdom Nawasiwatte B.M.T.P. United Kingdom
Karunaratne K.A.M.S. United Kingdom Nihara A.R Australia
Karunaratne.R. A. V. N. United Kingdom Vithanage K.K United Kingdom
Lakpriya Nirmalee Wijetunge
Australia Weerasinghe S.C. United Kingdom
Rajapakse S.P.A.D. United Kingdom Obstetrics & Gynecology
Ranaweera G.G. United Kingdom Abeywardena W.D.A.J. United Kingdom
Sooriyaarachchi S.A.N.T. United Kingdom Biyagama B.R.G.D.N.K. United Kingdom
Udugampola D.S. United Kingdom Chandrasiri D.D.M.D. United Kingdom
Waravita T.S. United Kingdom Gunawardena L. D. W. United Kingdom
Warusavithana.T. N. United Kingdom Jayasinghe J. A. J. N. United Kingdom
Wijesinghe H.D. United Kingdom Pannila C.M. Australia
Medical Administration Ransiri P. A. D. L. United Kingdom
Dolamulla S. S. United Kingdom Wasalthilaka C.D. Australia
Medical Microbiology Withanathantrige M.R. United Kingdom
Dinapala S.K. Australia Zakir Mohamed H.M. United Kingdom
Asanthi M.A.I. United Kingdom Ophthalmology
Francis V.R. United Kingdom Anand S.P. United Kingdom
Hapuarachchi C.T. United Kingdom Kumarage C.J. United Kingdom
Discipline/Name Country Discipline/Name Country
Niroshan N. United Kingdom Pediatric Neurology
Ramesh Y. United Kingdom Perera M.N.P. United Kingdom
Wajirani J.M.W. United Kingdom Pediatric Ophthalmology
Oral Pathology Tennekumbura U.A.K. United Kingdom
Ekanayaka R.P. United Kingdom Pediatric Pulmonology
Liyanage R.L.P.R. United Kingdom De Silva S.S.C. India
Oral Surgery Gunathilaka.P.K.G. India
Dasanayake D.K.B. United Kingdom Pediatric Surgery
Orthodontics Faumy M. Hassan M.H.
United Kingdom
Gurusinghe G.C.S. United Kingdom Weeratunga Arachchige N.D.
United Kingdom
Nawagamuwa T.S. Australia Wijekoon N.S. Australia
Orthopedic Surgery Amarasingha I. A. U. Australia
Abeysekera W.Y.M. United Kingdom Mendis M.K.C. United Kingdom
Amarasinghe A. A. S. P. United Kingdom Selvaganesh S. Singapore
Amarasooriya J.D.M.S. United Kingdom Siriwardana H.A.R.P. Australia
Chandrarathne D.K.S.J. Australia Psychiatry
Fernando V. M. United Kingdom Dalpatadu K.P.M. Australia
Gunawardena R.L. United Kingdom de Silva M.M.P. Australia
Kalukottage S.C. United Kingdom Gamage N.N.U. Australia
Kandeepan K. Australia Godawita S.P. Australia
Kodithuwakku K.K.R.P. Australia Gunasinghe N.P. ----
N.C. Marasinghe United Kingdom Herath H.M.U.K. Australia
Narenthiran D.B.H. United Kingdom Juraij A.G.M. Australia
Ratnapala S.D. United Kingdom Lakmini W.D. Australia
Sairam K. United Kingdom Obadaarachchi L.N. Australia
Sancheav S. United Kingdom Padmakumara N.B.N. Australia
Weerasinghe P.I. United Kingdom Pathiraja D.M.M.P.K. Singapore
Otorhinolaryngology Prabhath T.A.S. Australia
Kiriella T United Kingdom Rajapakse R.P.S.S. Australia
Rizny M.S.M. United Kingdom Seneviratne R.M.A.V.L
Australia
Tennekoon S.B.T.M.D.S. United Kingdom Somaratne H.S.C. Australia
Widanage W.H.U.P. United Kingdom Wanniarachchi N.U. United Kingdom
Pediatric Intensive Care Wijayabandara G.D.V.D.
United Kingdom
Adhihetty D. United Kingdom Radiology
Pediatric Neonatology Abeysekara D.N. Australia
Dematawa H.M.P.U. United Kingdom Abeywardana.K. Australia
Fernando T.C.I. United Kingdom Dayaratne K. G. Singapore
Gomez A.K.S. United Kingdom De Mel V.P.R.S. Australia
Jayasekara A.A.S.S. United Kingdom De Silva T. H. A. J. USA
Liyanage I. United Kingdom De Zoysa R.C.S. United Kingdom
Herath N.B. Australia Illangantilaka S.D.S. United Kingdom
Hettiarachchi G.L.R. Singapore Narangoda K.D. United Kingdom
Jayachandra K.A.M.S. Australia Subasinghe S.G.S.I. United Kingdom
Jayawardena K.A.T.M. Australia Tennakoon T.M.I.S. United Kingdom
Mallikaarachchi A.J. Singapore Udagedara U.M.A.H.K.
United Kingdom
Pradeep A.V.K.H. Singapore Surgical Oncology
Prathepan T. Australia Atulugama N.S. United Kingdom
Premarathna M.D.N. Australia Bandaranayake B.M.V.C.
United Kingdom
Ranaweera B.V.P. Singapore Ramprasad R. United Kingdom
Rubasinghe S.P. USA Transfusion Medicine
Samarakoon R.T. USA Gamlath P.M.G.R.C.P United Kingdom
Sampath W.K.C. Australia Withanawasam T.I. United Kingdom
Sendanayake R.D. Australia Urological Surgery
Silva.L.A.C.N. Australia Abeysekera A.M.M.C. United Kingdom
Subasinghe L.T. Australia Liyanapathirana.N. United Kingdom
Udayakumaran P. USA Vickneswaran K. ------
Umakanthan N. USA Wijayarathna.K.S.N United Kingdom
Wettasinghe M.C. United Kingdom Urology & Renal Transplant Sur.
Wijesinghe W.D.U.M. Australia Perera B. M. S. J. S United Kingdom
Respiratory Medicine Wickramarathne A.A.M.L.
United Kingdom
Dalpathadu.K. C. S. United Kingdom Vascular Trans Plant Surgery
Mowjood M.R. United Kingdom Aruna Prasanna.W. L. A. D.
United Kingdom
Rathnapala D.A.V. United Kingdom Marasinghe M.M.N.A. United Kingdom
Rodrigo K.M.D.J. Russia Weerasekera A. United Kingdom
S.H.Pathirathne United Kingdom Venereology
Samaranayake R. A. United Kingdom Bandara.P.H.M.P. ----
Samaranayake R. A. United Kingdom Hathurusinghe H.A.C.W.
United Kingdom
Sibly A.J.M. United Kingdom Herath H.P.N. Australia
Restorative Dentistry Jayasekara A.A. I. .N. United Kingdom
Tharanga H.P.G.G. United Kingdom Jayasena M.K.S.H. United Kingdom
Yaparathna Y. M. K. N Australia Jayasinghe U.N. United Kingdom
Rheumatology & Rehabilitation
Ranasinghe A.V.S.N.D. United Kingdom
Appuhamy H.S.D. Russia Rizwaan M. S. A. United Kingdom
Cooray A.P.J. United Kingdom Weerasinghe D.P.K. United Kingdom
Dissanayake U.I.M United Kingdom Widanage W.N. United Kingdom
Table 05
Board certified Medical Specialists from 1980- December 2015
Specialties 1980-2015 Year 2016 Total
Anaesthesiology 185 3 188
Anaesthesiology (Critical Care) 2 2
Anaesthesiology (Intensive. Care) 48 5 53
Anaesthesia (Obstetric) 1 1
Anaesthesiology (Pain Management) 1 1
Community Medicine 208 9 217
Community Dentistry 16 1 17
Dental Surgery 27 27
Oral Surgery 22 22
Orthodontics 28 3 31
Restorative Dentistry 16 2 18
Oral Pathology 1 1
OMF Surgery 1 1
Dermatology 69 2 71
Family Medicine 24 1 25
Forensic Medicine 75 3 78
Medicine
General Medicine 391 28 419
Cardiology 62 9 71
Cardiac Electro Physiology 5 5
Neurology 39 2 41
Nephrology 23 3 26
Neurophysiology 3 2 5
Respiratory Medicine 42 2 44
Rheumatology&Rehabilitation 34 2 36
Gastroenterology 12 12
Endocrinology 16 4 20
Medical Administration 24 1 25
Medical Microbiology 83 7 90
Medical Micology 1 1
Medical Parasitology 7 7
Virology 6 2 8
Obstetrics & Gynaecology 278 7 285
Subfertility (OG) 1 1
Gynaecological oncology 5 1 6
Ophthalmology 88 88
Vitreoretinal Surgery 5 5
Orbit & Oculoplasty 1 1 2
Cornea & Ext. Eye Diseases 2 1 3
Paediatrics Ophthalmology 3 3
Otorhinolaryngology 55 2 57
Paediatrics
Paediatrics (General) 282 13 295
Paediatrics Cardiology 7 1 8
Paediatrics Neurology 7 7
Paediatrics Nephrology 2 3 5
Paediatrics Intensive Care 3 3
Paediatrics Neonatalogy 10 10
Paediatrics Endocrinology 1 2 3
Pathology
Histopathology 105 7 112
Haematology 73 2 75
Chemical Pathology 18 4 22
Transfusion Medicine 20 1 21
Psychiatry 101 10 111
Adolescent & Child Psy. 1
Radiology 176 9 185
Clinical Oncology 46 4 50
Paediatric Oncology 1 1
Surgery
General Surgery 239 10 249
Cardiothoracic Surgery 23 23
Surgical Oncology 17 1 18
Genito Urinary Surgery 28 1 29
Gastroenterological Surgery 16 1 17
Neuro Surgery 21 2 23
Orthopaedic Surgery 57 12 69
Paediatric Surgery 20 3 23
Plastic Surgery 14 14
Vascular & transplantation 9 9
Thoracic Surgery 4 4
Urology & Renal Transplant Surgery 2 2
Transplant Surgery 1 1
Venereology 7 2 9
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17.2. Library
17.3.1. Library Collection
Books
104 titles were acquired during the year. Out of these 17 books recived from the MERC Unit.
70 books were received as donations and added to the collection. List of donations received is
enclosed together with the Accession numbers. The value of the donation is approximately
Rs.70,000/=.
Periodicals
16 online journals were subscribed for the year 2016.
Theses Collection
Total numbers of 205 theses/ dissertations were added to the Theses & Dissertations
collection available at Library.
17.3.2. Binding
77Books and Journals were bound during the year.
17.3.3. Reader Services
Articles request services
Article request made by 376 (Medical Trainees & Consultants).
Article forward over 500.
Past Question Papers of PGIM Examinations
Past Question Papers of examinations conducted by the PGIM during the year 2015 & 2016
& also some previous papers were added to the PGIM Library Repository. (about 100 papers).
Plagiarism checking
Total numbers of 2712 theses / dissertations / case books/ proposals were checked for the
plagiarism by using Turnitin software during the year 2016.
17.3.4. Library Committee Meeting
Four Library committee meetings were held on 17th March 2016, 14th July 2016, 15th
September 2016 and 15th December 2016 at PGIM Library. The 1st and 2nd meetings were
chaired by Dr. AchalaJayatilleke, Senior Lecturer. The 3rdand 4thmeetings were chaired by
Prof. SenakeRajapakse, Deputy Director, PGIM.
17.3.5. Orientation Programmes
The following orientation programmes were conductedby Mrs.T.Sritharan, Senior Assistant
Librarian.
# Course Date Resource Person
1. M.Sc Com. Med/ Dentistry 04.01.2016 Mrs. T. Sritharan
2. M.Sc Human Nutrition 18.01.2016 Mrs. T. Sritharan
3. M.Sc Med. Administration 22.08.2016 Mrs. T. Sritharan
4. Diploma in Sports Medicine 08.09.2016 Mrs. T. Sritharan
Presentations
• Mrs. T. Sritharan Senior Assistant Librarian presented a topic on “Implementation of
KOHA online management system at Postgraduate Institute of Medicine, University
of Colombo” at the quantitative and qualitative management system conference held
in 24-28 May 2016 at University of London.
• Mrs. M.P.P. Dilhani participated as a Rapporteur to 1st International Conference on
Library and Information Management Conducted by Library & Information Science,
University of Kelaniya 2016 Kelaniya.
• The abstract on “Implementation of KOHA automation system at postgraduate
institute of medicine” was published at the QQML2016: book of abstract which was
written by Mrs. T. Sritharan SAL, PGIM, Mrs. M.P.P. Dilhani, SAL, PGIM & Mr.
Harsha Balasuriya, SAL Open University.
17.3.6. Staff Development
• Mrs. M.P.P. Dilhani, Senior Asst. Librarian and Mrs. H. Chandani Karunasekara ,
Senior Staff Assistant participated the Workshop on Digital Repository on 22.11.2016
conducted by UCSC,University of Colombo.
• Three Senior Staff Assistants/ Library Services, Mr. ShiranPerera -SSA, Mrs. H.
ChandaniKarunasekara- SSA& Mrs. LilaniWeragala- SSA were awarded by University of
Colombo for their valuable service (30 Years) rendered to, Postgraduate Institute of
Medicine, University of Colombo.
17.3. a PGIM Branch Library, Peradeniya
The PGIM Branch Library located at the Teaching Hospital, Peradeniya was established by
Prof. Channa Ratnatunga in 1985. The library aims to fulfill information needs of
postgraduate trainees and other medical professionals attached to hospitals in and around
Kandy and Peradeniya. This is the main education resource centre for doctors of central
region of Sri Lanka.
17.3. a. 1. User Population
14 new members enrolled during the year 2016 under this scheme. 08 members renewed
their membership during the year. Number of registered members from 2009 onwards is 442.
17.3. a. 2. Resource Development
Medical Journals
Branch Library did not receive online access to any medical journal for the year 2016. Since
the Main Library received online access to 16 medical journals, Branch Library obtained soft
copies of articles it required from the Main Library.
Books
Library did not purchase any books, since no allocations have been made for the year 2016.
Therefore, the library took necessary steps to build up an e-book collection, specially
considering readers’ requests. The total collection of e-books available is 306. Current total
book collection is 1803. Library is also maintaining a collection of 1,143 books owned by the
Teaching Hospital, Peradeniya.
17.3. a. 3. Facilities and Services
• Lending and Reference facilities of books.
• Journals and CD/DVDs are available only for reference purposes.
• 04 computers are available for the users to do internet searching, printing and
scanning documents.
• CD/DVD reading and writing facilities are available.
• Sending and receiving faxes (only for registered members)
• Photocopying
• Referral service, Inter Library Loan service, Document delivery service through
HeLLIS network, User education and awareness programs & resource sharing.
• Medical News Alert service through e-mail daily.
• Two library user awareness seminars were conducted during the year under review.
The first seminar was conducted on 31st July 2016 at the Teaching Hospital,
Peradeniya. The second seminar was conducted on 29th September 2016 at the
Nursing Training School, Kandy. The latter was funded by the WHO through the
Ministry of Health and the HeLLIS Network.
17.4. General Administration
Cadre details as at 31.12.2016
1 Director 1 1 -
2 Deputy Director 1 1 -
3 Lecturer (L (P), SL I/II) 11 5 6 *
4 Course Director (Part Time) 2 2 -
5 Course Coordinator (Part Time) 4 4 -
6 Temporary Programme Coordinator 4 4 -
7 Temporary Demonstrator 2 - 2
8 Senior Assistant Librarian 2 2 -
9 Assistant Librarian 1 1 - Promoted to SAL
10 Deputy Registrar 1 1 -
11 Deputy Bursar 1 1 -
12 Senior Assistant Registrar 2 2 -
13 Assistant Bursar 1 1 - Promoted to SAB
14 Assistant Registrar 3 3
15 Computer Programmer cum System
Analyst 1 1 -
16 Assistant Network Manager 1 1 -
17 Computer Programmer 1 1 -
18 Computer Applications Assistant 30 30 -
19 Management Assistant 1 - 1
20 Clerk 20 20 -
21 Data Entry Operator 1 1 -
22 Telephone Operator cum
Receptionist 1 1+1* - *1 - excess cadre
23 Supervisor (Maintenance) 1 1 -
24 Typist 2 2 -
25 Stenographer 3 3 -
26 Technical Officer 3 3 -
27 Book Keeper 2 2 -
28 Store Keeper 1 1 -
29 Shroff 1 1 -
30 Library Information Assistant 10 10 -
31 Driver 5 5 -
32 Cycle Orderly 1 1 -
33 Office Machine Operator 1 1 -
34 Electrician 1 - 1
35 Plumber 1 - 1
36 Laboratory Attendant 1 1 -
37 Book Binder 1 1 -
38 Library Attendant 3 3 -
39 Health Service Labourer 2 1 1
40 Labourer 14 14 -
Total 145 134 12
*Lecturer (L(P), SL I/II – Applications were invited on several occasions, however the PGIM could not fill
with suitable candidates for the disciplines required.
17.4.1. Cadre
The cadre of the PGIM consisted of 145 posts out of which 12 posts remained vacant during the
year under review.
17.4.1.1.New Appointments – Administrative Grades
The following appointment was made during the year 2016
Name Post Date
Ms. A.A.N. Nimanthika Rathnasiri Assistant Registrar 03.10.2016
17.4.1.2.New Appointments – Non Academic Grades
The following appointments were made during the year 2016
Name Post Date
Mr. W.G.D. Waragoda
Clerk – Grade III 01.02.2016
Ms. K.G.P.S. Kumari Computer Application
Assistant – Grade III 24.10.2016
17.4.1.3.Appointments made on Contract Basis/Assignment Basis
Name
Post Date
Dr. (Mrs.) L.H.S. de Silva
Part time Course Director
in Community Medicine
on Contract Basis
10.07.2015 – 09.07.2016
Dr. (Mrs.) L.H.S. de Silva
Part time Course Director
in Medical Administration
on Contract Basis
10.07.2015 – 09.07.2016
Dr. (Mrs.) Geethani
Wickramasinghe
Senior Lecturer Grade II
in Laboratory Sciences on
Contract Basis
10.07.2015 – 09.07.2016
Dr. (Mrs.) Preethi Devika Perera
Senior Lecture Grade I in
Laboratory Sciences on
Contract Basis
02.11.2015 – 01.11.2016
Mr. A. Thangarajah Deputy Bursar on 06.06.2016 – 30.05.2017
Contract Basis
(Ms.) Ms. K.V.C. Wijegunarathna
Pre Intern Demonstrator
on Contract Basis
03.03.2016 – 30.09.2016
(Dr.) Ms. A.K. Dilini Nadeeshani
Pre Intern Demonstrator
On Contract Basis
03.03.2016 – 30.09.2016
Dr. (Ms.) M.A.D.G.K. Manathunga Pre Intern Demonstrator
On Contract Basis 05.08.2016 – 30.09.2016
17.4.2.Staff Development
The following staff of the PGIM were sent for various training programme during the period
under review.
Name and Designation Name of Training
Programme Place of Training
Ms. W.A.L. Wickramasinghe
Deputy Bursar
Two day workshop on
Procurement of
Construction Equipment
Construction Equipment
Training Centre
Ms. A.G.R.S. Premawardana
Computer Applications Assistant –
Grade III
Computer Applications
for Office Management University of Colombo
Ms. D.A.S.S. Sooriyaarachchi
Computer Applications Assistant –
Grade III
Computer Applications
for Office Management University of Colombo
Ms. J.A.B.S. Jayasuriya
Computer Applications Assistant –
Grade III
Computer Applications
for Office Management University of Colombo
Ms. P.D.N.A. Perera
Computer Applications Assistant –
Grade II
Computer Applications
for Office Management University of Colombo
Ms. R.W.M.I.M. Rajapaksha
Computer Applications Assistant –
Grade III
Computer Applications
for Office Management University of Colombo
Dr. (Mrs.) H.D. Molligoda
Senior Lecturer Grade II in Clinical
Certificate Course for
Seniors
Staff Development
Centre, University of
Colombo
Sciences
Mr. M.A.M. Mohamed Siraju
Senior Assistant Registrar
Workshop on Business
and Administrative
writing for Administrative
Staff of University System
NCAS
Ms. S.A.A.M. Perera
Assistant Registrar
Workshop on Business
and Administrative
writing for Administrative
Staff of University System
NCAS
Mr. M.A.M. Mohamed Siraju
Senior Assistant Registrar
Enhancing Office
Procedures: Annual Board
of Survey
Staff Development
Centre, University of
Colombo
Ms. N.M. Dabare
Assistant Registrar
Business and
Administrative writing for
Administrative Staff
NCAS
Ms. W.M. N.M. Wanigasekera
Library Information Assistant –
Grade III
Computer Applications
for Office Management University of Colombo
Mrs. D.M.H.K.K. Dissanayake
Clerk – Grade III
Computer Applications
for Office Management University of Colombo
Mr. R.A.K. Dinirukshana
Clerk – Grade I Salary Conversion
Staff Development
Centre, University of
Colombo
Mr. P.B. Tennakoon
Driver – Grade II Workshop for Drivers
Ministry of Housing &
Construction
Mr. K. Lalith Sanjeewa
Driver – Grade II Workshop for Drivers
Ministry of Housing &
Construction
Mr. H.D.A.P. Samarasinghe
Labourer – Grade III
Duties & Responsibilities
of Office Aids
Skills Development Fund
Limited
Mr. T. Punniyamoorthy
Labourer – Grade III
Duties & Responsibilities
of Office Aids
Skills Development Fund
Limited
Mr. D.M.U.B. Dissnayake
Labourer – Grade III
Duties & Responsibilities
of Office Aids
Skills Development Fund
Limited
Mr. R.A.C. Ranasinghe
Labourer – Grade III
Duties & Responsibilities
of Office Aids
Skills Development Fund
Limited
Mr. E.A.N. Ediriweera Duties & Responsibilities Skills Development Fund
Labourer – Grade III of Office Aids Limited
Mr. I.G.R. Piyathilaka
Labourer – Grade III
Duties & Responsibilities
of Office Aids
Skills Development Fund
Limited
Mr. M.A. Namasiri
Office Assistant (Special Grade)
Duties & Responsibilities
of Office Aids
Skills Development Fund
Limited
17.4.3.Promotions
Name and Designation
Promotional Grades Date
Mrs. T.M.T.G. de Silva
Staff Assistant
(Data Entry Operator)
Senior Staff Assistant
(Data Entry Operator) 03.02.2015
Mr. M.A. Namasiri
Labourer (Special Grade)
Office Assistant (Special
Grade) 01.01.2016
Mr. B.J.P. Balasooriya
Labourer Grade I Labourer (Special Grade) 01.02.2016
17.4.4.Overseas Leave (Official)
Name
Post
Country Period of Leave
Professor H. Janaka de
Silva Director
India 03.04.2016 – 05.04.2016
Professor H. Janaka de
Silva Director
India 22.06.2016 – 24.06.2016
Professor H. Janaka de
Silva Director
Austria 15.10.2016 – 21.10.2016
Professor H. Janaka de
Silva Director
Switzerland 12.12.2016 – 14.12.2016
Mrs. T. Sritharan Senior Assistant
Librarian
United
Kingdom 23.05.2016 – 28.05.2016
Dr. W.M.A.U. Jayatilleke Senior Lecturer Grade
II Finland 13.09.2016 – 24.09.2016
Dr. P.A. Siribaddana Temporary Lecturer Norway 14.09.2016 – 28.09.2016
17.4.5.Sabbatical Leave
Name Post
Period of Sabbatical
Leave
Mrs. W.A.L. Wickramasinhe Deputy Bursar 01.06.2016 – 31.05.2017
17.5. Finance
Significant Accounting Policies for the Year Ended 31st December 2016
17.5.1. Basis of Accounting
The Financial Statements of the Postgraduate Institute of Medicine has been prepared on the
historical basis of accounting, whereby the transactions are recorded at values prevailing at
the dates when the assets were acquired, the liabilities were incurred and funds obtained; in
accordance with Sri Lanka Public Sector Accounting Standards laid down by the Institute of
Chartered Accountants of Sri Lanka and adopted by the UGC.
17.5.2. Conversion of Foreign Currencies
All foreign currency transactions are accounted for at the exchange rates prevailing at the
date of the transactions; gains and losses resulting from the settlement of such transaction and
from the transaction of monetary assets and liabilities denominated in foreign currencies are
recognized in the income statement. Monetary assets and liabilities denominated in foreign
currencies are translated at exchange rates prevailing on the balance sheet date.
17.5.3. Revenue Recognition
I. Government Grants (Recurrent)
All Government Grants pertaining to recurrent expenditure is recognized at the time
of actual funds received.
II. Government Grant (Capital)
Grant relating to purchase of property, plant and equipment are included in non-
current liabilities as deferred income and are credited to the income statement on a
straight line basis over the expected life of the related assets. The Government Grant received for the continuation work of Rodney street is shown
as unspent.
III. Course Fee
Course fees are recognized over the period of instruction. Where adequate
information is not available to make such allocation to different financial periods, fees
are recognized as income on a cash basis but the fees receivable for the year 2016 has
been taken in to account.
IV. Investment Income
Investment income is recognized on accrual basis
17.5.4. Inventories
1. Stationery
Stocks of stationery and other miscellaneous items are valued at the lower of cost and net
realizable value. In general, cost is determined on a First in First out (FIFO) basis.
17.5.5. Assets and bases of their valuation
Property Plant and Equipment (PPE)
Property Plant and Equipment are recorded at cost of purchase together with any incidental
expenses thereon. The assets are stated at cost less accumulated depreciation. Assets received
as grant have been valued at their fair value.
Impairment
An asset’s carrying amount is written down immediately to its recoverable amount, such
reduction is recognized as an expense immediately.
Gain or loss on disposal
Gains and losses on disposals are determined by comparing proceeds with carrying amount.
These are included in the income statement.
Depreciation
Assets, for which dates of purchase are known, depreciation is provided in proportion to the
number of months completed or such assets were used from the date of purchase. Assets of
which exact date of purchase is not known depreciation is provided for the whole year in
which they were purchased. Depreciation will be provided on the year of the sale/disposal in
proportion to the number of months the assets over the estimated useful life of assets.
Depreciation is charged on all property plant & equipment on the straight line basis to write
off the cost over the estimated useful lives as follows.
Rates of Depreciation
• Buildings - 5% per annum
• Furniture & Office Equipment - 10% per annum
• Laboratory & Teaching Equipment - 20% per annum
• Library Books and Periodicals - 20% per annum
• Motor Vehicles - 20% per annum
• Cloaks - 20% per annum
17.5.6. Receivables
Receivables are stated at the amounts that they are estimated to realize.
Interest Receivable
Interest receivable is at the balance sheet date calculated as per rates confirmed by the
respective banks.
17.5.7. Cash & cash equivalents
Cash & cash equivalents comprise cash & bank balances and short term investments.
17.5.8. Cash flow statement
The cash flow statements have been prepared using the “Indirect Method” for the purpose
of the statement of cash flow. Cash & cash equivalents are comprised cash & bank balances,
short term deposits less bank overdraft.
17.5.9. Employee Benefits
Defined benefit plans
Provision is made in the accounts for retirement gratuities at rates applicable under the
payment of Gratuity Act No. 12 of 1983. Although employees should complete a minimum
period five years of continued employment to qualify for gratuity payments under the Act,
provision is made from the commencement of employment on the assumption that all
employees intend to continue in employment to at least five years.
Defined Contribution Plans -UPF & ETF
Employees are members of the University Provident Fund and Employees Trust Fund.
Contribution to defined contribution plans, UPF,EPF,& ETF are recognized as an expense in
the income statement as incurred.
17.5.10. Comparative Information
Comparative information has been stated to comply with SLPSAS -1.
17.5.11. Statement of Financial Position as at 31st December 2016
(Figures adjusted to the nearest rupees)
+ Notes 2016 2015
Rs Rs.
ASSETS
Current assets
.
Inventories/Stock 1 1,722,610
1,876,642
Trade and Other receivables 2 75,851,161
42,870,626
Prepayments 3 902,550
1,328,361
Cash and cash equivalents 4 135,918,392 214,394,714
18,926,005
64,999,634
Noncurrent assets
Property plant and
equipment 5 566,457,859
376,137,576
Work in Progress - MERC
Building
523,124,264
434,716,825
Investment 6 124,942,721 1,214,524,844
142,600,904 953,455,305
TOTAL ASSETS
1,428,919,558
1,018,454,939
LIABILITIES
Current Liabilities
Payables 7 54,829,222
34,684,312
Accrued Expenses 8 77,617,565 132,446,787
32,488,714
67,140,026
Non - Current Liabilities
22,000,642
Provision for gratuity
27,396,819 27,396,819
22,000,642
Total Liabilities
159,843,606
89,140,668
NET ASSET
1,269,075,952
929,314,271
Net Assets / Equity
Capital 9 1,341,759,234
985,804,894
Accumulated Fund 10 (83,560,474)
(66,924,493)
Restricted Fund 11 10,877,192
10,433,870
Total Assets / Equity
1,269,075,952
929,314,271
17.5.12. Statements of Financial Performance for the year ended 31st December - 2016
(Figures adjusted to the nearest rupees)
Income & Expenditure
Rs.
2015 2016
Income
Government Grant for Personal Emoluments 64,000,000
80,000,000
PGIM Generated Income 216,715,787
297,238,043
280,715,787
377,238,043
Disposal of assets 447,079
(26,320)
281,162,866
377,211,723
Amortization of Assets 12,696,356
14,448,713
Total Income 293,859,222
391,660,436
Less: Expenditure
Recurrent Expenditure
Personal Emoluments 112,943,383
121,681,320
Travelling & Subsistence 9,267,976
11,207,105
Supplies 7,243,017
9,370,653
Maintenance 5,901,999
5,941,825
Contractual services 23,692,216
26,742,611
Other Recurrent Expenditure 66,995,900
74,114,415
Travel Grants for PG Studies 15,109,133
29,490,757
241,153,624
278,548,686
Gratuity 2,035,727
5,460,114
Depreciation 31,627,581
31,434,416
Total Recurrent Expenditure 274,816,932
315,443,216
Surplus / (Deficit) 19,042,290
76,217,220
Capital Grant
Rehabilitation & Maintenance of Capital Assets 5,000,000
7,000,000
Lab, Teaching & Office Furniture & Equipment -
6,000,000
Library Books & Periodicals -
2,000,000
Cloaks -
-
8 storied MERC Building Project 59,000,000
-
New Building Rodney Street Project 286,000,000
270,000,000
Total Capital Grant 350,000,000
285,000,000
Capital Expenditure
Rehabilitation & Maintenance of Capital Assets -
-
Lab, Teaching & Office Furniture & Equipment 5,117,319
22,047,842
Library Books & Periodicals 9,122,923
3,080,094
Cloaks 27,000
-
8 storied MERC Building Project -
172,055,932
New Building Rodney Street Project -
-
Additions to Building 10,819,390
24,552,061
Electricity Distribution 3,540,429
-
Total Capital Expenditure 28,627,061
221,735,929
Work In Progress-MERC Building 62,757,391
-
Do -Rodney Street Building 314,157,745
208,966,518
Do -Main old Building 9,882,582
-
Work In Progress 386,797,718
208,966,518
17.5.13. Financial Report For The Year 2016
Rs.
Code Income & Expenditure 2015 2016
Income
1 Government Grant for Personal Emoluments
64,000,000
80,000,000
2 PGIM Generated Income
216,715,787
297,238,043
280,715,787
377,238,043
Disposal of assets
447,079
(26,320)
281,162,866
377,211,723
Amortization of Assets
12,696,356
14,448,713
Total Income
293,859,222
391,660,436
Less: Expenditure
1 Recurrent Expenditure
1.1 Personal Emoluments
112,943,383
121,681,320
1.2 Travelling & Subsistence
9,267,976
11,207,105
1.3 Supplies
7,243,017
9,370,653
1.4 Maintenance
5,901,999
5,941,825
1.5 Contractual services
23,692,216
26,742,611
1.6 Other Recurrent Expenditure
66,995,900
74,114,415
1.7 Travel Grants for PG Studies
15,109,133
29,490,757
241,153,624
278,548,686
Gratuity
2,035,727
5,460,114
Depreciation
31,627,581
31,434,416
Total Recurrent Expenditure
274,816,932
315,443,216
Surplus / (Deficit)
19,042,290
76,217,220
Capital Grant
1 Rehabilitation & Maintenance of Capital Assets
5,000,000
7,000,000
2 Lab, Teaching & Office Furniture & Equipment
-
6,000,000
3 Library Books & Periodicals
-
2,000,000
4 Cloaks
-
-
5 8 storied MERC Building Project
59,000,000
-
6 New Building Rodney Street Project
286,000,000
270,000,000
Total Capital Grant
350,000,000
285,000,000
2 Capital Expenditure
2.1 Rehabilitation & Maintenance of Capital Assets
-
-
2.2 Lab, Teaching & Office Furniture & Equipment
5,117,319
22,047,842
2.3 Library Books & Periodicals
9,122,923
3,080,094
2.4 Cloaks
27,000
-
2.5 8 storied MERC Building Project
-
172,055,932
2.6 New Building Rodney Street Project
-
-
2.7 Additions to Building
10,819,390
24,552,061
2.8 Electricity Distribution
3,540,429
-
Total Capital Expenditure
28,627,061
221,735,929
Work In Progress-MERC Building
62,757,391
-
Do -Rodney Street Building
314,157,745
208,966,518
Do -Main old Building
9,882,582
-
Work In Progress
386,797,718
208,966,518
INTERNAL GENERATED INCOME FROM 2015 TO 2016 POSTGRADUATE INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE
2015 2016
Registration Fees 19,134,000 22,888,122
Tuition Fees 88,807,334 148,868,724
Examination Fees 77,603,012 96,245,760
Others 31,618,520 29,209,116
Total 217,162,866 297,211,722
19 2
3
89
14
9
78
96
32
29
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
2015 2016
Mill
ion
s
INTERNAL GENERATED INCOME FROM 2015 TO 2016 PGIM
Registration Fees Tuition Fees Examination Fees Others
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