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To be a centre of excellence in Panchakarma education, research, and clinical practice by preserving authentic Ayurvedic principles while integrating modern scientific advancements for holistic health and wellness.
About the department
The Department of Panchakarma is a major clinical department dedicated to the specialized branch of Ayurveda dealing with bio-purification and detoxification therapies. Panchakarma plays a vital role in Ayurvedic therapeutics by eliminating vitiated Doshas, restoring physiological balance, and promoting overall health.
The department provides systematic academic training supported by structured clinical exposure in Panchakarma therapy units. Students are trained in the theoretical foundations, clinical indications, procedural techniques, safety protocols, and post-procedure care related to Panchakarma therapies. The department integrates classical Ayurvedic knowledge with modern clinical approaches to deliver effective healthcare and develop competent Panchakarma practitioners.
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To impart comprehensive knowledge and clinical skills in Panchakarma through quality education and hands-on training.
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To promote evidence-based research in Panchakarma therapies for preventive, promotive, and curative healthcare.
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To provide safe and effective Panchakarma treatment services to patients.
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To conduct community outreach programs and health awareness initiatives.
CLINICAL SERVICES
The department provides Panchakarma therapies through OPD and IPD services for the management of various diseases including musculoskeletal disorders, neurological conditions, lifestyle diseases, and chronic illnesses.
- Abhyanga
- Swedana
- Shirodhara
- Pizhichil
Supportive Therapies
- Udvartana
- Kati Basti
- Kati Basti
- Janu Basti
- Greeva Basti
- Vamana
- Virechana
- Basti
- Nasya
- Raktamokshana
Major Procedures
TEACHING AND TRAINING METHODS
- Interactive lectures supported by audio-visual aids and smart classroom teaching.
- Demonstration of Panchakarma procedures such as Vamana, Virechana, Basti, Nasya, and Raktamokshana.
- Hands-on practical training in Panchakarma therapy units under faculty supervision.
- Clinical postings in OPD and IPD for patient assessment and procedural exposure.
- Tutorials, group discussions, and student seminars for academic enrichment.
- Journal clubs and case discussions to encourage research orientation.
- Continuous internal assessment through written tests, viva, and practical evaluation.
RESEARCH AND ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT
- clinical research activities
- Case documentation and publication
COMMUNITY OUTREACH
- Panchakarma health camps and rural outreach programs
- Lifestyle disorder awareness programs
- Preventive healthcare initiatives and wellness programs
DEPARTMENTAL STRENGTHS
- Strong foundation in classical Panchakarma principles
- Well-organized Panchakarma therapy units
- Integration of modern diagnostic tools with Ayurvedic treatment planning
- Emphasis on safety, hygiene, and standard procedures
- Structured clinical documentation and research orientation
