Make a presentation on Abnormal uterine bleeding for BHMS intern according to give fromat 5. INDEX (TABLE OF CONTENTS) List of chapters with page numbers. Example: 1 Introduction 2 Need of Study 3 Aim & Objectives 4 Review of Literature 5 Materials & Methods 6 Results 7 Discussion 8 Conclusion 9 Summary 10 References 11 Annexure --- 6. ABSTRACT / SUMMARY (Optional but recommended) Short overview of the study including: Background Objective Methodology Results Conclusion Usually 250–300 words. --- 7. INTRODUCTION Explain the topic in detail. Contents: Background of the disease/topic Importance of the study Current situation Relevance to homoeopathy Public health importance Example headings inside introduction: Definition Epidemiology Causes Impact on society Role of homoeopathy Length: 2–4 pages --- 8. NEED OF THE STUDY / JUSTIFICATION Explain why the study is necessary. Include: Lack of awareness Rising disease prevalence Need of homoeopathic awareness Community benefit Example: "Despite availability of homoeopathic treatment, awareness among general population remains limited." Length: 1–2 pages --- 9. AIM OF THE STUDY A single broad statement. Example: To assess awareness and utilization of homoeopathic treatment in urban population. --- 10. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY Specific measurable goals. Example: 1 To assess awareness of homoeopathy. 2 To determine utilization of homoeopathic treatment. 3 To study patient perception about homoeopathy. 4 To identify common diseases treated with homoeopathy. Usually 3–5 objectives --- 11. REVIEW OF LITERATURE Scientific background related to topic. Include: 1 Classical literature From homoeopathic texts like Organon of Medicine Chronic Diseases 2 Modern literature Journals Previous studies Research papers 3 Epidemiological data Length: 5–10 pages --- 12. MATERIALS AND METHODS This is the most important section. Study Design Observational study / community survey / institutional survey. Study Area Example: Urban area of Indore. Study Population People selected for survey. Sample Size Example: 100 participants. Sampling Method Convenient sampling Inclusion Criteria Who will be included. Example: Adults above 18 years. Exclusion Criteria Who will be excluded. Example: Severely ill persons. Study Duration Example: 3 months. Study Tool Questionnaire / survey form. Data Collection Method Interview Survey form Case sheet --- 13. OBSERVATION / RESULTS Data collected is presented using: Tables Graphs Charts Percentages Example tables: Age group Number Percentage 20–30 = 25% 30–40 = 30% --- 14. MASTER CHART This is the raw data table of all participants. Example: S.No Age Gender Occupation Awareness Used Homoeopathy Disease 1 25 Male Student Yes Yes Allergy 2 40 Female Housewife No No Arthritis All cases are listed. Usually last section before analysis. --- 15. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS Use simple statistics: Percentage Pie charts Bar graphs Example: Awareness of homoeopathy = 65% --- 16. DISCUSSION Interpret results. Compare with: Previous studies Literature Explain: Why results occurred Significance of findings Length: 3–4 pages --- 17. CONCLUSION Final outcome of study. Example: "Majority of population showed awareness about homoeopathy but utilization remains limited." --- 18. SUMMARY Short version of entire thesis. Include: Introduction Methodology Results Conclusion Length: 1–2 pages --- 19. REFERENCES List of books and journals used. Example format: Hahnemann S. Organon of Medicine. Boericke W. Materia Medica. Use Vancouver style or standard referencing. --- 20. ANNEXURE Include supporting documents. Examples: Questionnaire form Consent form Survey form Photographs (optional) --- Complete Thesis Flow (Simplified) 1 Front page 2 Certificate 3 Declaration 4 Acknowledgement 5 Index 6 Abstract 7 Introduction 8 Need of study 9 Aim 10 Objectives 11 Review of literature 12 Materials & methods 13 Results / observations 14 Master chart 15 Statistical analysis 16 Discussion 17 Conclusion 18 Summary 19 References 20 Annexure --- ✅ Important Tip (for BHMS UG projects): Keep the study simple and descriptive. Most UG projects use: Sample size: 50–100 Design: observational/ survey Statistics: percentages only

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