GoK Advisories

Special surveillance measures for arrivals from Kerala (into Karnataka including Bangalore) with immediate effect – 16 February 2021

Circular – Addendum to revised guidelines for international returnees to Karnataka – 23 December 2020

Revised guidelines for international returnees to Karnataka – 13 November 2020

Home Isolation Guidelines for COVID Patients and their families

Solid Waste Management generated by COVID patients – 2 Oct 2020

SOP for Reporting of COVID-19 Test

Order regarding Unlock 4.0 wed 01.09.2020 till 30.09.2020 with new relaxation and guidelines

SOP on preventive measures to be followed while conducting examinations to contain spread of Covid-19

Guidelines on Safe Ophthalmology Practices in COVID-19 Scenario


FAQs – Rapid Antigen Test for COVID-19

Order-SOP for International Travel on Non Scheduled Commercial Flights under Vande Bharath Scheme and Air Transport Bubble Arrangement

Inter-State and Intra-State Movement of Persons and Goods

Revised Guidelines for home isolation / home care of COVID positive person (Version-2)

Revised Discharge Policy for COVID-19 (Version 3)

Management of Solid Waste Generated  by COVID-19 Positive Persons in Home Care

Uniform SOP for Inter-State Migrant Workers coming to State

Revised Guidelines for Containment and Buffer Zones

Guidelines for COVID-19 Convalscent Plasma Therapy

Circular-Guidelines for Judicious use of Oxygen as a Therapy to Treat COVID-19 Patients


Advisories sent by Email

22 Aug 2020: Update on COVID Situation

18 Aug 2020 – Sad News

17 Aug 2020 – Gymkhana

13 Aug 2020 – Update on COVID Situation

12 Aug 2020 – IISc Visitor Management Platform for Campus Residences

6 Aug 2020 – BBMP Survey of members residing in campus

3 Aug 2020 – Update on Unlock 3.0 Advisory

2 Aug 2020 – Update on COVID situation

1 Aug 2020 – Unlock 3.0 advisories

31 July 2020 – Update on COVID situation

30 July 2020 – Health Centre Reopens

29 July 2020 – Health Centre closed until further notice

28 July 2020 – Additional update on COVID Situation

28 July 2020 – Update on COVID situation

24 July 2020 – Appointment of Director

22 July 2020 – Update on COVID situation

Important numbers and links

Status of availability of beds in Hospitals in Bangalore 18 July 2020

Free Oxygen Cylinders

Free Medical Consultation

Fever Clinics

Free and Paid Ambulance services

Mobile Covid Testing

Private Testing Labs for covid-19 Testing

BBMP COVID 19 HELPLINE INFORMATION
104
1075
080-46848600
080-66692000
9745697456
080-1070 (SEOC)
9980299802 (maintained by Department of Information and Public Relations)

BBMP COMPLAINTS REGARDING HOSPITALS NOT ADMITTING PATIENTS: 1912, Whatsapp: 9480812450

Security Office( 24 x 7) – 080 2293 2400/2225 Emergency Number- 080 2293 5555

Health Centre reception – 080 22932227

Dr Satish Rao-080 2293 2226

Dr Nirmala- 080 2293 2411

Dr Aditya-080 2293 2936

Dr Neethi-080 2293 2552

Dr Anusha- 080 2293 2346

Nursing station/ Night duty doctor number – 080 22932390.




24 x 7 phone service to talk to a professional counsellor: 080 – 4711-3444. 

Online counselling: See this if you are setting up for the first time: https://wellness.iisc.ac.in/index.php/online-counselling/

a. Online chat (24 x 7) counselling at bit.ly/YDatIIScChat

b. Booking an appointment for Telephonic or Video sessions at bit.ly/YDatIIScBookAppointments

Wellness Corner

IISc Wellness Centre announces an interactive session titled

MANODARPAN – MHRD Initiative for Psychosocial support to students

“Quarantine Connection”

By Shridhar, Psychologist, IISc Wellness Centre.

Date and time of online session25th June, Thursday, 6 PM.

Please register and send your questions/queries by filling up the form by Thursday, 12:00 noon. https://forms.gle/2JP6cHim9KbPaBzz6

Note that email addresses are collected only so that registered participants will receive a Microsoft Teams link to attend the session. All the questions posted will be addressed anonymously.

On the session: For last three months, the very first sentence we read in any email (agreed, lot of emails!) is – “Hope you and your family are doing well at this crisis time”. We hope the same 🙂 . But we also understand that could be very tiring to read over and again and often, overwhelming! The beep of the smartphone with an email on outlook can trigger the worst of anxieties for many! 

We all acknowledge that this period is challenging and difficult for almost everyone but it can become extremely overwhelming at times. Even resuming work and defining  a new normal in such a dynamic and volatile situation might be more of a challenge than expected. 

It is essential that we don’t lose a sense of connection and closeness with our near and dear ones. But, it’s rather more imperative that we don’t disconnect from ourselves. It is important that we are compassionate and non-judgmental. With some understanding and care, we can, in fact, bring out our best positive self. We must acknowledge that we all have what it takes to not only survive the quarantine, pandemic or our mental health issues but thrive in the midst of a crisis. Every adversary brings with it an opportunity for us to be a kinder, gentler and more compassionate version of ourselves! 

In that spirit, we are here for you with an interactive session. We will be having a virtual interaction session called with our psychologist Mr. Shridhar B. G. This session will focus on how being in the quarantine can affect one’s mental health adversely, how we can cope with it and perhaps use this time positively. The session will also tell you stories of students who successfully completed their quarantine period – what helped them and what did not!

Date and time of online session25th June, Thursday, 6 PM.

Please register and send your questions/queries by filling up the form by Thursday, 12:00 noon. https://forms.gle/2JP6cHim9KbPaBzz6

Registered participants will receive a Microsoft Teams link to attend the session by Thursday afternoon. Note that email addresses are collected only so that registered participants will receive a Microsoft Teams link to attend the session. All the questions posted will be addressed anonymously. 

We are looking forward to seeing you in good numbers 🙂.

Cheers!

Empaths – Mental Health Support Group @IISc

12 Apr 2020

Dear All,

Hope you’re safe and well. For almost three weeks now, we have been living in uncertainty. Measures adopted by various authorities are necessary for the sake of our safety and good health.

We understand that the current situation has disrupted not just your academics but even your personal lives. It’s only natural if you’re feeling a bit overwhelmed. We care greatly about your wellness, and we’re going to get through this together.

We want to remind you that if you are indeed experiencing any kind of distress, all campus facilities for your mental wellbeing continue to run during the lockdown.

1. 24 x 7 phone service to talk to a professional counsellor: 080 – 4711-3444. 

2. Online counselling: See this if you are setting up for the first time: https://wellness.iisc.ac.in/index.php/online-counselling/

a. Online chat (24 x 7) counselling at bit.ly/YDatIIScChat

b. Booking an appointment for Telephonic or Video sessions at bit.ly/YDatIIScBookAppointments

3. Counsellors and Psychiatrists at IISc campus continue to be available as per the regular schedule: https://wellness.iisc.ac.in/index.php/committee/consulting-psychologists/

4. Check this document by the Ministry of Health on mental health during Covid-19: https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/MindingourmindsduringCoronaeditedat.pdf

5. Watch these short videos at your leisure:

a. A video by the executive director, UNICEF (2 m 39 sec): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bb0uoJHNcNY

b. Practical tips to take care of your mental health during the stay in (1 m 11 sec): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHB3WJsLJ8s&feature=youtu.be

c. Manage mental health and well-being during the outbreak (1 m): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuKhtSehp24&feature=youtu.be

Hang in there dear all. This will all be over soon and we shall emerge stronger and wiser. 

Reach out to us anytime by writing to us at support.wellness@iisc.ac.in OR via anonymous feedback (https://wellness.iisc.ac.in/index.php/contact/). 

Best wishes,

IISc Wellness Centre.

VIDEOS

Fight against corona – video by Students Council

Talk on Living with Corona safely_.mp4 (Duration: 1 hr 48 minutes) -Recording of the interactive video session between Medical Doctors of IISc Health Centre and Campus community held on 19 June 2020

A video by the executive director, UNICEF (2 m 39 sec): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bb0uoJHNcNY

Practical tips to take care of your mental health during the stay in (1 m 11 sec): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHB3WJsLJ8s&feature=youtu.be

Manage mental health and well-being during the outbreak (1 m): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuKhtSehp24&feature=youtu.be

Latest Information

 Evolutionary Studies Combined with Species Distribution Models are Useful to Understand COVID-19 Spread and Aid Vaccine Design 

2 Feb 2021:
Re-entry form for Students
All students need to submit the re-entry form by logging into the hostel portal using their SR Number and password. If you do not have the credentials or unable to log into the portal you may use the above form. The completed form may be sent to Mr. Jayaraj, AR(Security and Hostels) jayaraj@iisc.ac.in and office.hostel@iisc.ac.in

Guidelines for International Travellers – 5 Nov 2020


WHO IS A PRIMARY CONTACT?

Anyone exposed to a COVID patient, from 2 days before, to 14 days after the COVID patient’s onset of illness. If COVID patients are
asymptomatic, an exposure period from 2 days before the patient provided the sample for testing, to 14 days after.
Possible causes of significant exposure are given below:
• Face-to-face contact within 1 metre and for >15 mins.
• Direct physical contact.
• Providing direct care for a COVID-19 patient in the home without proper PPE.
• Anyone living in the household.
• Sharing a room, meal, or other space with a confirmed patient
• Anyone sitting within two rows of a COVID-19 patient for >15 minutes and any staff (e.g. train or airline crew) in direct contact with the
case.

SOP for Families of COVID Patients residing on campus – 5 Oct 2020

SOP for the Department to handle COVID Patients in the Department – 5 Oct 2020

WHO IS A PRIMARY CONTACT?

Home Isolation Guidelines for COVID Patients and their families

Solid Waste Management generated by COVID patients

22 Sep 2020: The Scenario Planning Committee has decided 

  1. to invite the PhD students of 2018 batch and Integrated PhD students of 2016 and 2017 batches along with the batch invited during 5-10 October 2020 (they must submit the re-entry form by 28th September).
  2. to invite PhD students of 2019 batch, Integrated PhD students of 2018 batch and MTech students of 2019 batch during 19-24 October 2020 (they must submit the re-entry form by 5th October 2020).
  3. to invite 4th and 5th year UG students (2017 and 2016 batches respectively) and students from earlier batches who are yet to complete the program during 26-31 October 2020 (they must complete the re-entry form by 12th October).

Please fill up the re-entry form available on the hostel portal.

SOP issued by GoI – 8 Sep 2020

Revised Schedule and Guidelines for Re-entry of Research Students – 28 Aug 2020

SOP for Gymkhana re-opening – 17 Aug 2020

MHA Guidelines on Unlock 3.0 – 29 July 2020

IISc Health centre Advisory on COVID – 17 July 2020

GoK Guidelines on Bengaluru Lockdown 8 pm on 14 July to 5 am 22 July 2020

BBMP Primary Health Centres List – 12 July 2020

SOP for handling a suspect Case of COVID in the hostel. – 4 July 2020

Re-Entry of research students belonging to Batches 2 and 3 scheduled from 29 June 2020 is put on hold. Revised schedule will be informed later.

Re-ENTRY Schedule suspended until further orders

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IISc Wellness Centre announces an interactive session “Quarantine Connection” By Shridhar, Psychologist, IISc Wellness Centre.

Date and time of online session25th June, Thursday, 6 PM. Please register and send your questions/queries by filling up the form by Thursday, 12:00 noon. https://forms.gle/2JP6cHim9KbPaBzz6

Life in Quarantine – Experience of students

FAQ

TESTING

Students Corner


 Evolutionary Studies Combined with Species Distribution Models are Useful to Understand COVID-19 Spread and Aid Vaccine Design 

2 Feb 2021:
Re-entry form for Students
All students need to submit the re-entry form by logging into the hostel portal using their SR Number and password. If you do not have the credentials or unable to log into the portal you may use the above form. The completed form may be sent to Mr. Jayaraj, AR(Security and Hostels) jayaraj@iisc.ac.in and office.hostel@iisc.ac.in

IISc Advisories

Academic Advisories 14 March – 18 April 2020