B.S. Abdur Rahman Crescent Institute of Science and Technology is committed to strengthening sexual and reproductive health through services that combine awareness, hygiene, and timely treatment. The institute places strong emphasis on the health and wellbeing of its student community by providing dedicated, comprehensive medical support through the Crescent Medical Centre.

The Crescent Medical Centre is an on-campus facility that functions 24×7, offering medical services to ensure prompt care when needed. According to the centre’s recorded service data, 11,662 cases were managed during 2024–2025 (with 8,941 male and 2,721 female cases). The report also records 46 reproductive and sexual health cases for the year. For 2023–2024, the total number of cases was 11,341, including 8,930 male cases; the report presents the yearly service distribution through monthly totals, including OP and IP figures.

1. Service Overview:

The Crescent Medical Centre serves as the primary facility for health services on campus, providing both outpatient (OP) and inpatient (IP) care. The monthly reports reveal a significant number of total cases handled at the center, indicating high accessibility and utilization of services provided to students.

Infrastructure and Wards

• Inpatient Wards:

• Male Ward (2 beds)
• Female Ward (2 beds)
• Isolation Ward (6 beds) – For communicable disease prevention
• Total Beds: 10 

• Emergency & Outpatient Services:

• Acute illness management (fever, infections, dehydration, etc.)
• Trauma care (fractures, wounds, ligament tears, animal  bites)
• Cardiac emergencies (ECG, defibrillator, myocardial infarction care)
• Respiratory support (nebulizers, oxygen cylinders)

Key Medical Services

• 24×7 Emergency Care:

• Automated External Defibrillator (AED) for cardiac emergencies
• Laryngoscope for emergency intubation
• Multiparameter monitors (heart rate, oxygen saturation, BP)
• Ambulance services with emergency drugs and oxygen support

The data from the Crescent Medical Centre for the academic years 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 demonstrates a clear commitment to addressing health needs, particularly in sexual and reproductive health.

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2. Gender-Specific Health Services:

The available data highlights not only the total number of cases but also a breakdown by gender. In both years, the centre reported a considerable number of male and female patients, suggesting that the health services are well-utilized by the entire student population. Special attention to sexual and reproductive health cases acknowledges the university’s proactive approach in promoting awareness and ensuring access to critical health information and services.

Sexual & Reproductive Health:

• Female Medical Officer available for consultations
•  Menstrual health guidance and emergency care
•  Napkin vending machines for hygiene support

Mental Health & Wellness:

• Anxiety and depression screening
• Stress management programs
•  Substance abuse prevention
• Emotional support and self-esteem promotion

3. Trends and Utilization:

The monthly figures show fluctuations in the total cases year-over-year, with potential implications for understanding student health patterns and needs. For instance, the increase in total cases during certain months could correlate with specific academic activities or awareness campaigns that may have influenced students to seek health support.

Dedicated Reproductive Health Services including information and education services

Consultations and Awareness Programs:
A resident female medical officer conducts programs on female reproductive health, providing consultations to students on topics such as menstrual hygiene, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and reproductive health.