Dr. Shreemanta Kumar Dash

Dr. Shreemanta Kumar Dash

Professor, FORENSIC MEDICINE AND TOXICOLOGY
Dr. Shreemanta Kumar Dash

Designation : Professor

Qualification :

MBBS (1995) from MKCGMCH, Berhampur, Odisha,

MD in FM&T (2002) from MKCGMCH, Berhampur, Odisha,

PGDCC in Hospital Management (2015) from NIHFW , New Delhi.

Email :kumardash.fmt@aiimsmangalagiri.edu.in

Area of Interest

  • Analytical Toxicology

  • Hospital Administration

  • Medical education

Memberships

  • Life member of IAFM

  • Life member of Indian Society of Toxicology

  • Life member IMA

  • Life member INDCLEN India

Publications

1. Shaha K.K., Patra A.P., Chaudhari V.A., Das S, Dash S.K. A review on Applications of Principles of Medical Ethics in the Practice of Surgery; South-East Asian Journal of Medical Education, Vol. 12, no. 1, 2018 : 13-18
2. Sarma B, Dash S K, Ghormade P S. Chaperon Practice.Global vis a vis Indian Scenario; JIAFM.2017; 39 (4) : 407-12
3. Dash S K, Patel S, Chavali K; Forensic nursing – Global scenario and Indian perspective , Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine 42 (2016) 88-91
4. Padhy G K, Mishra , Pal A, Dash S K; Wake up call to halt the evolving epidemic of sexual offence in India: Urgent need to find out the solutions , Panacea Journal of Medical Sciences, January-April,2016;6(1): 3-7
5. Patra A P, Shaha K K, Rayamane A P, Dash S K, Mohanty M K, S Mohanty; Paraphenylenediamine containing Hair Dye: an Emerging Household Poisoning – A case report , The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology: official publication of the National Association of Medical Examiners · JUNE 2015 DOI: 10.1097/PAF
6. Dash S K, Behera B K , Patro S; Accuracy in certification of cause of death in a tertiary care hospital – A retrospective analysis, Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, 2014 Vol.( 24) Pages 33–36
7. Patro S., Mishra G., Dash S K., Organophosphate Induced Delayed Neuropathy (OPIDN) –A case report, The Antiseptic,(May 2014) Vol .111 no.5 Pages 246-48.
8. Dash S K, Patro S, Behera B K; Teaching Methods and Its Efficacy An Evaluation by the Students, JIAFM:2013, Vol. 35(4) 321-24
9. Padhy G K, Dash S K ; Need to focus on mental dimension of health to address emerging social problem like sexual assault on female , Journal of Community Medicine: 2013, Vol. 9(1) 11-15
10. Dash S K., Medical Ethics, Duties & Medical Negligence Awareness among the Practitioners in a Teaching Medical College, Hospital A Survey, JIAFM (2010): 32(2) 153-56.
11. Dash S K , Ray A K ; Variability of Intracranial hemorrhages in relation to nature of trauma to the head A two year study , JIAFM: (2009) 31(4) 344-49
12. Dash S K., Mohanty M., Mohanty S K., Patnaik K ,: Organophosphorus poisoning: victim specific analysis of mortality and morbidity, Medicine, science and the Law, (2008) Volume 48, No.3:241-45.
13. Dash S K., Approach to an individual allegedly bitten by a snake – JIAFM: (2008) 30(3) 164-68
14. Dash S K., Doping A Critical Review Current Medical Journal of India(2007) VOL XIII No.6 September (7-13)
15. Mohanty M K., Panigrahy M K ., Mohanty S., Dash J K ., Dash S K ., Self Defense injuries in Homicidal Deaths ,Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine(2007) 14- 213-15
16. Dash S K., , Violence Against Women Evidence from rural Andhra Pradesh (Eluru W.G. Dist) India – JIAFM(2006):28 (4)
17. Dash S K ., Mohanty M K.,Patnaik K ., Mohanty S., Sociodemographic Profile of Poisoning Cases , JIAFM: (2005) 27(3) 133-38
18. Mohanty S., Mohanty M K., Panigrahy M K., Dash S K, “Fatal head injury in Homicidal Deaths” Medicine science and the Law.; (2005) Vol 45(3): 244-48
19. Mohanty M K., Panigrahy M K., Mohanty S., Dash S K, “Victimiologic study of Female Homicide” in the “Legal Medicine”, ; (2004) 6(2): 151-56.