Research Activities
The Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology envisions a future where transformative research is not confined to laboratories but is integrated into every patient’s journey. This vision fuels our mission to redefine healthcare by making research the cornerstone of exceptional patient care, benefiting from the latest advancements in medicine and access to cutting-edge technologies and research-driven treatments.
Our dedicated research teams work hand in hand with medical staff across all departments, ensuring that scientific breakthroughs translate directly into tangible improvements in patient outcomes.
Department research committee
The Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology is actively involved in clinical research and has conducted a number of studies, the results of which have been published in national and international journals. It has an active Research Committee that reviews proposals submitted by faculty and residents. The Department has dedicated research faculty and staff who continually strive to add value to the department’s research portfolio.
Research Grants
The Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology has secured multiple research grants, working with international agencies such as the Gates Foundation, WHO, UNFPA, University of Sydney, University of Birmingham, Harvard School of Public Health, University of Liverpool, IVI Korea, and many more.
We are also involved in multiple international collaborative projects within the University and have published numerous research articles in international and national journals. Various abstracts have been presented at multiple forums and have received awards and recognition.
The Department recently received the BMJ Award as the Best Maternal Health Team of the Year 2025 and the First Prize in Oral Presentation at the RCOG Congress 2025, in recognition of the work done on reducing maternal mortality through the Postpartum Haemorrhage – EMOTIVE Trial.
As a member of International DOHaD Society, we believe that health promotion occurs throughout the life course. We work to promote, advocate and initiate global health strategies that result in healthy futures.
A study guide for undergraduate medical students and labour room guidelines for graduates and postgraduates working in hospitals have also been published. The faculty has contributed substantially to the revision of Essential Package of Health Services Clinical guidelines in the light of evidence-based medicine
Along with Research we also do advocacy that aim to influence public opinion and policy through systematic investigation and strategic communication.
