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#4263 From: surendernikhil gupta <drsurendernikhil@...>
Date: Fri Aug 3, 2012 5:19 am
Subject: Fw: Email alert: August issue of the WHO Bulletin 		drsurendernikhil@...
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From: bulletin <bulletin@...>
Subject: Email alert: August issue of the WHO Bulletin
To: BULLETINANNOUNCE@...
Date: Thursday, August 2, 2012, 2:38 PM

 
Dear reader,
 
Highlights from the August 2012 issue:
 
•             Harnessing traditional Chinese medicine for public health
•             Genomics in low- and middle-income countries
•             Counting the cost of calories
•             Lessons from Fukushima
•             Biomedical engineering in disaster management
 
 
You can now read the Bulletin on a variety of different formats. The journal is now available on electronic publishing devices, Kindle readers and as a Digital Accessible Information System (DAISY) digital talking book.
 
Complete list of contents for Volume 90, Number 8, August 2012, 557-632.
 
Abstracts and other items are available in عربي, 中文, Français, Русский and Español.
 
Volume 90, Number 8, August 2012, 557-632
 
IN THIS MONTH'S BULLETIN
In this month's Bulletin
doi: 10.2471/BLT.12.000812
 
EDITORIALS
Trans-disciplinary research to improve health systems’ disaster readiness and response
- Samantha Watson et al.
doi: 10.2471/BLT.12.106120
 
Performance-based financing in low- and middle-income countries: still more questions than answers
- Atle Fretheim et al.
doi: 10.2471/BLT.12.106468
 
NEWS
Public health round-up
 
New drugs from ancient texts
 
Screening the genes
 
Counting the cost of calories
 
RESEARCH
Sentinel versus population-based surveillance of pneumococcal conjugate vaccine effectiveness
- Lee M Hampton et al.
doi: 10.2471/BLT.11.098178
 
Regional disparities in the burden of disease attributable to unsafe water and poor sanitation in China
- Elizabeth J Carlton et al.
doi: 10.2471/BLT.11.098343
 
International shortfall inequality in life expectancy in women and in men, 1950–2010
- Ahmad Reza Hosseinpoor et al.
doi: 10.2471/BLT.11.097378
 
Evaluating the cost-effectiveness of combination antiretroviral therapy for the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV in Uganda
- Andreas Kuznik et al.
doi: 10.2471/BLT.11.095430
 
SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS
A systematic review of Demographic and Health Surveys: data availability and utilization for research
- Madeleine Short Fabic et al.
doi: 10.2471/BLT.11.095513
 
Effects of condom social marketing on condom use in developing countries: a systematic review and meta-analysis, 1990–2010
- Michael D Sweat et al.
doi: 10.2471/BLT.11.094268
 
LESSONS FROM THE FIELD
Achieving high coverage in Rwanda's national human papillomavirus vaccination programme
- Agnes Binagwaho et al.
doi: 10.2471/BLT.11.097253
 
PERSPECTIVES
The voice of the most vulnerable: lessons from the nuclear crisis in Fukushima, Japan
- A Sugimoto et al.
doi: 10.2471/BLT.11.094474
 
The role of biomedical engineering in disaster management in resource-limited settings
- Andrea Fernandes & Muhammad H Zaman
doi: 10.2471/BLT.12.104901
 
 
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#4264 From: surendernikhil gupta <drsurendernikhil@...>
Date: Fri Aug 3, 2012 7:56 am
Subject: Infectious disease surveillance for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games 		drsurendernikhil@...
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Infectious disease surveillance for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games


http://www.eurosurveillance.org/ViewArticle.aspx?ArticleId=20232


The London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games will be one of the largest mass gathering events in British history. In order to minimise potential infectious disease threats related to the event, the Health Protection Agency (HPA) has set up a suite of robust and multi-source surveillance systems. These include enhancements of already established systems (notification of infectious diseases, local and regional reporting, laboratory surveillance, mortality surveillance, international surveillance, and syndromic surveillance in primary care), as well as new systems created for the Games (syndromic surveillance in emergency departments and out-of-hours/unscheduled care, undiagnosed serious infectious illness surveillance). Enhanced existing and newly established surveillance systems will continue after the Games or will be ready for future reactivation should the need arise. In addition to the direct improvements to surveillance, the strengthening of relationships with national and international stakeholders will constitute a major post-Games legacy for the HPA.
 
Thank you very much.
With warm personal regards,
 
Nikhil
Dr. Surender N. Gupta,
MBBS; PGDHHM;PGDMCH;
PGDCHFWM;FAIMS;;MA (Phil);
FIMS;MAE (Epidemiology); OCCRTI
Faculty cum Epidemiologist-in-Charge, District Chamba; 
Regional Health and Family Welfare Training Centre,
Chheb, Kangra-Himachal Pradesh, India.
Pin-176001.
01892-265472 (Fax); 01892-263472 (Office)
Mobile: 094181-28634.

-Editorial Board Member_African Journal of Environmental Science and Technology

-Member_National Editorial Advisory Board_Indian  Journal of Emergency Pediatrics
-Editorial Board Member_Journal of Environmental Science & Water Resources
-Reviewer's Board of IMJ - ISRA Medical Journal, ISRA University, Islamabad Campus, Pakistan

E-mail IDs: drsurendernikhil@...
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#4265 From: surendernikhil gupta <drsurendernikhil@...>
Date: Sun Aug 5, 2012 5:50 pm
Subject: Contempt of SC Judgment: Academic Session not started from August 		drsurendernikhil@...
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION
CIVIL APPEAL NO. 4318 OF 2012
(Arising out of SLP (C) No.27089 of 2011)
Priya Gupta ... Appellant
Versus
State of Chhatishgarh & Ors. ... Respondents
WITH
CIVIL APPEAL NO. 4319 OF 2012
(Arising out of SLP (C) No. 29306 of 2011)

Please go through the paragraphs 30 and 31 for details:

http://courtnic. nic.in/supremeco urt/temp/ sc%202708911p. txt> 
 
Thank you very much.
Nikhil
Dr. Surender N. Gupta,
MBBS; PGDHHM;PGDMCH;
PGDCHFWM;FAIMS;;MA (Phil);
FIMS;MAE (Epidemiology); OCCRTI
Faculty cum Epidemiologist-in-Charge, District Chamba; 
Regional Health and Family Welfare Training Centre,
Chheb, Kangra-Himachal Pradesh, India.
Pin-176001.
01892-265472 (Fax); 01892-263472 (Office)
Mobile: 094181-28634.

-Editorial Board Member_African Journal of Environmental Science and Technology

-Member_National Editorial Advisory Board_Indian  Journal of Emergency Pediatrics
-Editorial Board Member_Journal of Environmental Science & Water Resources
-Reviewer's Board of IMJ - ISRA Medical Journal, ISRA University, Islamabad Campus, Pakistan

E-mail IDs: drsurendernikhil@...
                  drnikhilsurender@...
 

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#4266 From: Jugal Kishore <drjugalkishore@...>
Date: Tue Aug 7, 2012 4:08 am
Subject: Fwd: Call for Papers and Reviewers 		drjugalkishore@...
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Dear friends and colleague,

This is good opportunity for us to send the original papers for fast publication and also becoming reviewers.
with best wishes

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Date: Mon, Aug 6, 2012 at 9:59 PM
Subject: Call for Papers and Reviewers
To: Jugal Kishore <drjugalkishore@...>


 


Subject: Call for Papers and Reviewers

 

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#4267 From: "Dr C.M. Singh" <drcmsingh@...>
Date: Wed Aug 8, 2012 1:57 pm
Subject: New contact details 		drcmsingh
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Dear all,
 I joined AIIMS Patna as Additional Professor and my new contact No. is 09931733280.

Thanking You

With Regards

Dr. CM Singh 
Chief Editor-IJCH
Additional  Professor
Department of Community Medicine & Family Medicine
AIIMS, Patna, Bihar


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#4268 From: Manasee Panda <manaseepanda@...>
Date: Thu Aug 9, 2012 10:20 am
Subject: Re: New contact details 		manaseepanda
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congratulations Sir.
with regards 
Dr Manasee Panda

From: Dr C.M. Singh <drcmsingh@...>
To: IAPSM <iapsm_youthmembers@yahoogroups.com>; community Medicine <communitymedicine@yahoogroups.com>
Cc: med education <qualityofmedicaleducation@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, August 8, 2012 7:27 PM
Subject: [iapsm_youthmembers] New contact details

 
Dear all,
 I joined AIIMS Patna as Additional Professor and my new contact No. is 09931733280.

Thanking You

With Regards

Dr. CM Singh 
Chief Editor-IJCH
Additional  Professor
Department of Community Medicine & Family Medicine
AIIMS, Patna, Bihar




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#4269 From: "chandrashekhara t.s." <chandrashekharats@...>
Date: Thu Aug 9, 2012 12:38 pm
Subject: Fw: Call for Papers 		chandrashekh...
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FYI
 
Dr. Chandrashekhar T Sreeramareddy

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Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University
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#4270 From: Vivek Gupta <drguptavivek@...>
Date: Fri Aug 10, 2012 4:10 am
Subject: A New Assignment 		drguptavivek
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Dear Friends,
Gives me pleasure in informing you all that I have recently joined as Assistant Professor of Epidemiology at the NIMHANS, Bangalore in the past week. I will keep the group posted on the new developments as they happen here. Also please note that my new number is +91 96207-51050

Kind Regards,
Vivek
 


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#4271 From: tanushree mondal <tanushree_212000@...>
Date: Fri Aug 10, 2012 6:12 am
Subject: Re: A New Assignment 		tanushree_21...
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Congrats
You are welcome in our Teaching Fraternity
 
Dr.Tanushree Mondal
MBBS.MD.MIPHA
Assistant Professor,
Department of Community Medicine,
Nilratan Sircar Medical College,
Kolkata.
M-9903775377
 
 

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#4272 From: saishankar prathap <prathapss@...>
Date: Fri Aug 10, 2012 12:08 pm
Subject: Re: A New Assignment 		prathapss
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All the best Dr.Vivek..
Dr.Sai Shankar Prathap
Andhra Pradesh

On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 9:40 AM, Vivek Gupta <drguptavivek@...> wrote:

Dear Friends,
Gives me pleasure in informing you all that I have recently joined as Assistant Professor of Epidemiology at the NIMHANS, Bangalore in the past week. I will keep the group posted on the new developments as they happen here. Also please note that my new number is +91 96207-51050

Kind Regards,
Vivek



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#4273 From: Mihir Rupani <mihirrupani@...>
Date: Tue Jul 24, 2012 4:02 am
Subject: National Occupational Classification of India 		mihirrupani
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FYI

Directorate General of Employment & Training (Ministry of Labour, Govt. of India) has released the National Occupational Classification of India. It is high time that public health professionals start using this classification in their researches to ensure comparability between different studies in India. Arbitrary classifications would not have any credibility.

The national occupational classification is available on http://dget.gov.in/nco/CodeStructure.pdf.

Regards,

Dr. Mihir Rupani
PG Resident,
Dept. of Community Medicine,
SMIMER, Surat.
09925222421.

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#4274 From: Vikash Keshri <vicksy02@...>
Date: Thu Jul 26, 2012 2:05 pm
Subject: FINAL PUSH FOR POLIO.pdf 		vicksy02
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Dear All,
We are on the verge of erafication of polio. But still the final push is urgently needed and some funding issue can potentially prevent this final push.
Plse find attached editorial of Lancet Infectious disease depicting this.

Regards,
Vikash
Dr. Vikash R. Keshri
Resident
Deptt. of Community Medicine
MGIMS, Sewagram, Wardha
Mob. 09561454232 / 08956396908


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#4275 From: "Dr. Khan Amir Maroof" <khanamirmaroof@...>
Date: Sun Jul 29, 2012 9:44 am
Subject: Re: A query under RTI Act, 2005 		khanamirmaroof
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To,
Dr. Surender Nikhil Gupta,

There is a provision of fee in RTI and I could get a pdf of a circular regarding this:

"Thus, there is provision for charging of fee only under Section 6(1) which is
the application fee; Section 7(1) which is the fee charged for photocopying
etc. and Section 7 (5) which is for getting information in printed or electronic
format. But there is no provision for any further fee and if any further fee is
being charged by the Public Authorities in addition to what is already
prescribed under Section 6(1), 7(1) and 7(5) of the Act, the same would be in
contravention of the Right to lnformation Act. The "further fee" mentioned in
Section 7(3) only refers to the procedure in availing of the further fee already
prescribed under 7(5) of the RTI Act, which is "further" in terms of the basic
fee of Rs.10/- . Section 7(3), therefore, provides for procedure for realizing
the fees so prescribed".

Also this act provides access of information to Indian citizens only.
An Act to provide for setting out the practical regime of right to information for citizens to secure access to information under the control of public authorities, in order to promote transparency and accountability in the working of every public authority, the constitution of a Central Information Commission and State Information Commissions and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.

I think that when these provisions are there in the act, they can ask for these documents.

waiting for further comments to throw more light on this.

regards, 
 
Dr. Khan Amir Maroof,
Assistant Professor, 
Department of Community Medicine,
University College of Medical Sciences,
University of Delhi, Delhi-95

Mobile no. 9013524021

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#4276 From: "Shubha Davalgi" <shubhadavalgi@...>
Date: Thu Aug 2, 2012 2:14 pm
Subject: Re: 'Must read' article for those interested in clinicosocial cases and socio-medical case conferences..... 		shubhadavalg...
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Dear friends,


I am searching for a proforma for doing FAMILY STUDY in a rural setting to
present at my college,I got one which is used by PGs in St.Johns Medical
College,but got rejected by my college facaulty,
plz help me out.

Regards,
Dr.Shubha Bakkappa

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#4277 From: shubha davalgi <shubhadavalgi@...>
Date: Fri Aug 3, 2012 3:42 pm
Subject: Re: Infectious disease surveillance for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games 		shubhadavalg...
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Dear Members,

I am searching for a material regarding Mother's Milk Bank in India,I found out there are totally 8 such banks operating in India.

Can anyone tell me where are these Human milk banks situated in india ?
How is the human milk processed in these facilities for long duration storage ?
Is there any organization similar to HMBANA in india ?

Plz help me out friends......

With regards,
Dr.Shubha.D.B
PG in Community medicine,
JJMMC,Karnataka

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#4278 From: iapsm_youthmembers-owner@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sat Aug 11, 2012 1:42 pm
Subject: Call for 'young and ambitious' Public Health Volunteers, August 2012 		iapsm_youthmembers-owner@yahoogroups.com
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Sub: Call for young and ambitious Public Health Volunteers, August 2012

To join, please drop an SMS with Your Name, current position, City of residence, and mobile number at 09811135381.

Those who know about `The Plato's Academy' would not ask any question and are more likely to respond to this call.

A group of motivated public health individuals seek `young and ambitious' public health students and young professionals (less than 30 years of age) from across the country, for an exciting journey.

You are expected to volunteer your time to public health efforts. In return, you are assured to acquire knowledge, skills and leadership qualities, besided getting a chance to be mentored by a leading and senior public health personality in India. However, there would not be any financial benefit (in fact, it might cost a little on your pocket.)

If you have not completed 30 years of age yet, this information is sufficient and it excites you to join this journey, please drop an SMS with Your Name, current position, City of residence and mobile number at 09811135381.

Bon Voyage.


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#4279 From: surendernikhil gupta <drsurendernikhil@...>
Date: Sat Aug 11, 2012 2:03 pm
Subject: Re: Re: A query under RTI Act, 2005 		drsurendernikhil@...
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Thank you very much. But I am also reproducing the information from one of the friends from PGI and recent decision by CIC on citizenship issue as below:

"Even PGI RTI cell included the clause of providing citizenship proof which later on was removed. You can see the present application form of PGI here 

One need not to use a form for seeking information under RTI Act. one can even write application on a plain paper.

In A N Prasad v/s Indian Army (CIC/SM/C/2009/000405/LS) CIC observed "we are of the opinion that the proof of citizenship is not required from an information seeker as a matter of principle.  However, in certain exceptional circumstances, where the CPIOs, particularly of the Armed Forces, have a doubt about the citizenship of the information seeker, it is open to such CPIOs to seek proof of citizenship.  The Commission directs that the CPIOs would exercise this option only in exceptional cases."

With warm personal regards,
 
Nikhil
Dr. Surender N. Gupta,
MBBS; PGDHHM;PGDMCH;
PGDCHFWM;FAIMS;;MA (Phil);
FIMS;MAE (Epidemiology); OCCRTI
Faculty cum Epidemiologist-in-Charge, District Chamba; 
Regional Health and Family Welfare Training Centre,
Chheb, Kangra-Himachal Pradesh, India.
Pin-176001.
01892-265472 (Fax); 01892-263472 (Office)
Mobile: 094181-28634.

-Editorial Board Member_African Journal of Environmental Science and Technology

-Member_National Editorial Advisory Board_Indian  Journal of Emergency Pediatrics
-Editorial Board Member_Journal of Environmental Science & Water Resources
-Reviewer's Board of IMJ - ISRA Medical Journal, ISRA University, Islamabad Campus, Pakistan

E-mail IDs: drsurendernikhil@...
                  drnikhilsurender@...
 


--- On Sun, 7/29/12, Dr. Khan Amir Maroof <khanamirmaroof@...> wrote:

From: Dr. Khan Amir Maroof <khanamirmaroof@...>
Subject: [iapsm_youthmembers] Re: A query under RTI Act, 2005
To: "iapsm_youthmembers@yahoogroups.com" <iapsm_youthmembers@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Sunday, July 29, 2012, 3:14 PM

 

To,
Dr. Surender Nikhil Gupta,

There is a provision of fee in RTI and I could get a pdf of a circular regarding this:

"Thus, there is provision for charging of fee only under Section 6(1) which is
the application fee; Section 7(1) which is the fee charged for photocopying
etc. and Section 7 (5) which is for getting information in printed or electronic
format. But there is no provision for any further fee and if any further fee is
being charged by the Public Authorities in addition to what is already
prescribed under Section 6(1), 7(1) and 7(5) of the Act, the same would be in
contravention of the Right to lnformation Act. The "further fee" mentioned in
Section 7(3) only refers to the procedure in availing of the further fee already
prescribed under 7(5) of the RTI Act, which is "further" in terms of the basic
fee of Rs.10/- . Section 7(3), therefore, provides for procedure for realizing
the fees so prescribed".

Also this act provides access of information to Indian citizens only.
An Act to provide for setting out the practical regime of right to information for citizens to secure access to information under the control of public authorities, in order to promote transparency and accountability in the working of every public authority, the constitution of a Central Information Commission and State Information Commissions and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.

I think that when these provisions are there in the act, they can ask for these documents.

waiting for further comments to throw more light on this.

regards, 
 
Dr. Khan Amir Maroof,
Assistant Professor, 
Department of Community Medicine,
University College of Medical Sciences,
University of Delhi, Delhi-95

Mobile no. 9013524021

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#4280 From: Jugal Kishore <drjugalkishore@...>
Date: Sat Aug 11, 2012 4:18 pm
Subject: Re: Re: 'Must read' article for those interested in clinicosocial cases and socio-medical case conferences..... 		drjugalkishore@...
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Dear Dr. Shubha Bakkappa

You can try the format given in the book compiled by me "Practical and Viva in Community Medicine": Century Publication, New Delhi (09868010950)

Hope this will help. This is again not the final and require some modification according to state and community. But basic structure is good enough.
With the help of my colleague and students I am optimistic to finalize the detail standardized format for family study.

with best wishes

On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 7:44 PM, Shubha Davalgi <shubhadavalgi@...> wrote:

Dear friends,

I am searching for a proforma for doing FAMILY STUDY in a rural setting to present at my college,I got one which is used by PGs in St.Johns Medical College,but got rejected by my college facaulty,
plz help me out.

Regards,
Dr.Shubha Bakkappa




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#4281 From: surendernikhil gupta <drsurendernikhil@...>
Date: Sun Aug 12, 2012 7:43 am
Subject: Re: Re: A query under RTI Act, 2005 		drsurendernikhil@...
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Freedom of Information : 

A Comparative legal study



Thank you very much.
 
Nikhil
Dr. Surender N. Gupta,
MBBS; PGDHHM;PGDMCH;
PGDCHFWM;FAIMS;;MA (Phil);
FIMS;MAE (Epidemiology); OCCRTI
Faculty cum Epidemiologist-in-Charge, District Chamba; 
Regional Health and Family Welfare Training Centre,
Chheb, Kangra-Himachal Pradesh, India.
Pin-176001.
01892-265472 (Fax); 01892-263472 (Office)
Mobile: 094181-28634.

-Editorial Board Member_African Journal of Environmental Science and Technology

-Member_National Editorial Advisory Board_Indian  Journal of Emergency Pediatrics
-Editorial Board Member_Journal of Environmental Science & Water Resources
-Reviewer's Board of IMJ - ISRA Medical Journal, ISRA University, Islamabad Campus, Pakistan

E-mail IDs: drsurendernikhil@...
                  drnikhilsurender@...
 


--- On Sat, 8/11/12, surendernikhil gupta <drsurendernikhil@...> wrote:

From: surendernikhil gupta <drsurendernikhil@...>
Subject: Re: [iapsm_youthmembers] Re: A query under RTI Act, 2005
To: iapsm_youthmembers@yahoogroups.com
Cc: "RTI for NGO" <rti4ngo@yahoogroups.com>, "IHRO" <IHRO@yahoogroups.com>, "RTI_NationalForum" <nationalrtiforum@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Saturday, August 11, 2012, 7:33 PM

 

Thank you very much. But I am also reproducing the information from one of the friends from PGI and recent decision by CIC on citizenship issue as below:

"Even PGI RTI cell included the clause of providing citizenship proof which later on was removed. You can see the present application form of PGI here 

One need not to use a form for seeking information under RTI Act. one can even write application on a plain paper.

In A N Prasad v/s Indian Army (CIC/SM/C/2009/000405/LS) CIC observed "we are of the opinion that the proof of citizenship is not required from an information seeker as a matter of principle.  However, in certain exceptional circumstances, where the CPIOs, particularly of the Armed Forces, have a doubt about the citizenship of the information seeker, it is open to such CPIOs to seek proof of citizenship.  The Commission directs that the CPIOs would exercise this option only in exceptional cases."

With warm personal regards,
 
Nikhil
Dr. Surender N. Gupta,
MBBS; PGDHHM;PGDMCH;
PGDCHFWM;FAIMS;;MA (Phil);
FIMS;MAE (Epidemiology); OCCRTI
Faculty cum Epidemiologist-in-Charge, District Chamba; 
Regional Health and Family Welfare Training Centre,
Chheb, Kangra-Himachal Pradesh, India.
Pin-176001.
01892-265472 (Fax); 01892-263472 (Office)
Mobile: 094181-28634.

-Editorial Board Member_African Journal of Environmental Science and Technology

-Member_National Editorial Advisory Board_Indian  Journal of Emergency Pediatrics
-Editorial Board Member_Journal of Environmental Science & Water Resources
-Reviewer's Board of IMJ - ISRA Medical Journal, ISRA University, Islamabad Campus, Pakistan

E-mail IDs: drsurendernikhil@...
                  drnikhilsurender@...
 


--- On Sun, 7/29/12, Dr. Khan Amir Maroof <khanamirmaroof@...> wrote:

From: Dr. Khan Amir Maroof <khanamirmaroof@...>
Subject: [iapsm_youthmembers] Re: A query under RTI Act, 2005
To: "iapsm_youthmembers@yahoogroups.com" <iapsm_youthmembers@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Sunday, July 29, 2012, 3:14 PM

 

To,
Dr. Surender Nikhil Gupta,

There is a provision of fee in RTI and I could get a pdf of a circular regarding this:

"Thus, there is provision for charging of fee only under Section 6(1) which is
the application fee; Section 7(1) which is the fee charged for photocopying
etc. and Section 7 (5) which is for getting information in printed or electronic
format. But there is no provision for any further fee and if any further fee is
being charged by the Public Authorities in addition to what is already
prescribed under Section 6(1), 7(1) and 7(5) of the Act, the same would be in
contravention of the Right to lnformation Act. The "further fee" mentioned in
Section 7(3) only refers to the procedure in availing of the further fee already
prescribed under 7(5) of the RTI Act, which is "further" in terms of the basic
fee of Rs.10/- . Section 7(3), therefore, provides for procedure for realizing
the fees so prescribed".

Also this act provides access of information to Indian citizens only.
An Act to provide for setting out the practical regime of right to information for citizens to secure access to information under the control of public authorities, in order to promote transparency and accountability in the working of every public authority, the constitution of a Central Information Commission and State Information Commissions and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.

I think that when these provisions are there in the act, they can ask for these documents.

waiting for further comments to throw more light on this.

regards, 
 
Dr. Khan Amir Maroof,
Assistant Professor, 
Department of Community Medicine,
University College of Medical Sciences,
University of Delhi, Delhi-95

Mobile no. 9013524021


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#4282 From: naveen kh <naveenkhdr@...>
Date: Sun Aug 12, 2012 11:08 am
Subject: Re: New contact details 		naveenkhdr
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Dear sir,
Congratulations sir!!! Thats really great.
Sir R there any vacancies for Assist. Professor.
I am sending my CV for u r reference sir,
Please let me know if it is there
regards
 
Dr.Naveen K.H
Assistant Professor
Department of Community Medicine
Mysore Medical College and Research Inst
Mysore- 570001
Mobile: 9036773746

From: Dr C.M. Singh <drcmsingh@...>
To: IAPSM <iapsm_youthmembers@yahoogroups.com>; community Medicine <communitymedicine@yahoogroups.com>
Cc: med education <qualityofmedicaleducation@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, 8 August 2012 7:27 PM
Subject: [iapsm_youthmembers] New contact details

 
Dear all,
 I joined AIIMS Patna as Additional Professor and my new contact No. is 09931733280.

Thanking You

With Regards

Dr. CM Singh 
Chief Editor-IJCH
Additional  Professor
Department of Community Medicine & Family Medicine
AIIMS, Patna, Bihar




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#4283 From: ganesh kumar <gane_spm@...>
Date: Mon Aug 13, 2012 5:25 am
Subject: Fw: [se-decn][se-drm] QUERY: Millennium Development Goals– progress and prospects beyond 2015.Experience,Advice.Reply by 14 August 2012 		gane_spm
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FYI
 
Thanks & Regards
Dr.P.Ganeshkumar
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Community Medicine, 
SRM University Chennai.
Mob:09840640483

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To: "Decentralization Community, Disaster Management Community" <se-decn_se-drm@...>
Sent: Sunday, 12 August 2012 9:21 PM
Subject: RE:[se-decn][se-drm] QUERY: Millennium Development Goals– progress and prospects beyond 2015.Experience,Advice.Reply by 14 August 2012

Moderators Note: We are happy to share a response from Dr. N.C. Saxena where he examines the areas where India is lagging behind with respect to MDGs, sites reasons for the same and provides some practical suggestions. He points at the weak links in the on-going poverty alleviation, employment guarantee and food security programmes. He argues for regular and effective monitoring and reporting systems to help identify real gaps on the ground, work towards better performance and delivery of services.
 
 
Dear Members,
 
I would like to share my response on 'Improving India’s Performance in Millennium Development Goals. 
 
India’s excellent economic growth has had little impact on its social indicators, and India is likely to miss achieving the Millennium Development Goals in respect of hunger, poverty reduction, health, nutrition, sanitation and gender. Two recent reports confirm this. According to the latest Global Hunger Index Report, India continues to be in the category of those nations where hunger is ‘alarming’. What is worse, India is one of the three unfortunate countries where the hunger index between 1996 and 2011 has gone up from 22.9 to 23.7, while 78 out of the 81 developing countries studied, including Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Kenya, Nigeria, Myanmar, Uganda, Zimbabwe and Malawi, have all succeeded in reducing hunger. Second, the recent HunGama Survey Report released by the Prime Minister in October 2011 shows that there has been no decline in the number of malnourished children since 1998 which continues to be above 40 percent. This dismal performance is despite the central allocation for programmes in the social sector, including agriculture, often going up by almost 10 times in the last decade. Unfortunately many central programmes have a serious design flaw, besides being tarred by inappropriate policies and total lack of oversight.
 
·         The government should re-examine the focus on self-employment in poverty alleviation programmes such as Swarjayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojna (SGSY) and Swarna Jayanti Shahari Rozgar Yojna (SJSRY). The capacity of the poorest to absorb credit and to start enterprises is limited because of their lack of business skills, illiteracy, their inability to take risks and their lack of motivation for business. It would be much better to upgrade their skills and make them employable in the newly emerging industries and trades. The poor would prefer to be wage employed on a regular basis at a decent salary due to improved skills, rather than face the risk of operating in an uncertain market plus the ignominies of humiliation from the insensitive police and municipal officials. Hence the National Rural Livelihood Mission should focus more on skill up-gradation than on self-employment.
·         The stated objective of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) is to do drought proofing and increase agricultural production on marginal holdings, especially in semi-arid regions and uplands, but the sustainability and productivity of assets created is never monitored with the result that the programme is reduced to creating short term employment (often on paper) with no focus on asset creation or soil and water conservation. Its impact on agriculture may even be negative, as alleged by the Ministry of Agriculture. In any case it makes no sense to run the programme in labour scarce districts of Kerala, Punjab, Himachal, and the north-east. On the other hand, the upper limit of work guarantee of 100 days should be enhanced to 150 days per household in the poorest 200 districts, with assets such as ponds, bunds, check dams, and saplings being monitored at least for five years.
·         Major food related programmes, such as the Public Distribution System (PDS) and Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) are plagued by corruption, leakages, errors in selection, and little accountability. They also tend to discriminate against and exclude those who need them most; compounded by state hostility to poor urban migrants, street and slum residents, dispersed hamlets, and unorganised workers such as hawkers. In Rangpur Pahadi, a slum area just a few kilometres away from Vasant Kunj in Delhi, people living since 1980 have not been given a voter ID card or a ration card. Thus their very existence is denied by the Delhi government!
·         A recent evaluation of ICDS in Gorakhpur by the National Human Rights Commission showed that despite Supreme Court orders to provide hot cooked meals, all centres supplied only packaged ready-to-eat food, which had only 100 calories, as against a norm of 300 calories, and 63 per cent of food and funds were misappropriated. The food being unpalatable, half of it ends up as cattle feed. However, such reports, though few, are never discussed in state Assemblies, as they meet now for less than 30 days a year. We need a new law making it compulsory for Parliament and Assemblies to meet for at least 150 days a year.
·         Moreover, state governments actively encourage reporting of inflated figures from the districts, which renders monitoring ineffective and accountability meaningless. Objective evaluations show that 43.5 per cent children are underweight, of which 17 per cent are severely malnourished. However, the state governments report 13 per cent children as underweight, and only 0.4 per cent as severely malnourished (India Human Development Report, 2011). One district Collector, when confronted with this kind of bogus figures, told me that reporting correct data is “a high-risk and low-reward activity”! Prime Minister may call our performance as a 'national shame', but he has not been able to persuade the states to accept that the problem exists! Forget about the solutions.
·         We certainly need more government teachers and doctors but what if almost half of them are absent, and busy in private practice? It is deplorable that neither the GOI nor the states monitor and measure absenteeism regularly. Policy makers admit that huge errors of inclusion and exclusion exist in identifying the poor but when did we last measure this? Seven years back, in 2004-05. When was PDS last evaluated? Nine years back, in 2002-03. Surely, more frequent assessments by GOI could have put pressure on the states to improve delivery.
 
Incidentally, the recent joint statement of the Deputy Chairman, Planning Commission and the Minister of Rural Development that the present state-wise poverty estimates will not be used to impose any ceilings on the number of households to be included in different government programmes, will further encourage them to inflate the number of the poor in their states. In other words, so far with a cap on each state when a non-poor was selected as a BPL household it was at the cost of a poor in the same state, and it did not increase the total number of poor beneficiaries in that state because of the state cap. Once the cap is removed, showing more deprivations in a state will be advantageous to that state as it will be at the cost of the poor of other states. We will thus incentivize and encourage wrong reporting. Inter-state bickering will also increase as the states with less number of priority households will blame other states of deliberate fudging their numbers. 
 
To sum up, whereas the problems of governance deficit in delivery are well known, the track record of GOI Ministries in formulating and monitoring policies and programmes which can alleviate poverty cannot be called satisfactory. The gap is most glaring where the poorest of them all, tribals are concerned. Persistent problems faced by tribals—land alienation, indebtedness, government monopoly over minor forest produce and the non-implementation of the Forest Rights Act, 2006, among others—have by and large remained unattended. The current approach of the Ministry of Tribal Affairs (MoTA) is to confine its attention to its own budget and the schemes that are under its control, such as grants to NGOs, scholarships, etc. MoTA does not put any pressure on other ministries that have been vested with the responsibility to ensure that basic justice and development reaches the tribals. MoTA does not even monitor whether the basic services in education, health or nutrition are reaching the tribal hamlets.
 
PMO will do well by looking at the performance of its own Ministries rather than only blame the states for poor delivery.
 
Regards,
 
 
N.C. Saxena
Member, National Advisory Council
New Delhi
 
 
Original Query
 
From: Rahul Banerjee [mailto:rahul.indauri@...]
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2012 5:14 PM
To: se-decn_se-drm@...
Subject: [se-decn][se-drm] QUERY: Millennium Development Goals– progress and prospects beyond 2015.Experience,Advice.Reply by 14 August 2012
 
Moderators Note: Welcome to a new query on (MDGs) Millennium Development Goals – progress and prospects beyond 2015. Eight Millennium Development Goals are the guiding framework for Millennium Declaration adopted by all UN member states for 2000-2015). The query below seeks your response on possibilities of the achieving MDS, challenges in the existing framework, and possibilities beyond 2015. We are cross posting this query to members of two communities, Decentralization and Disaster Management. We look forward to your participation and request you to post your responses latest by 14th August 2012.
 
 
Dear Members,
 
The Wada Na Todo Abhiyan, a campaign set up by a coalition of Civil Society Organisations for monitoring the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals in India is undertaking a consultative process for future Agenda (post-2015) with regard to the MDGs. This process has been initiated by the United Nations in recognition of the fact that all MDGs will not be met by 2015; and global scenario has changed considerably since 2000 so a new global development framework needs to be developed that looks at contemporary economic, social and environmental challenges. For information on MDGs visit http://www.undp.org/content/undp/en/home/mdgoverview.html
 
 I would be obliged if members were to give their views and suggestions regarding the following aspects of MDG implementation in context of India –
 
·         How has civil society contributed to the implementation of the MDGs?
·         By 2015, which goals are not likely to be achieved and why?
·         What are the emerging developmental challenges that should be integrated into a post-2015 MDG framework?
 
The contributions of the members through the UN Solution Exchange will be incorporated and acknowledged in the report.
 
Regards,
 
Rahul Banerjee,
Independent Consultant
Indore, India
 



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#4284 From: Dr Om Prakash Kansal <kansalop@...>
Date: Mon Aug 13, 2012 5:38 am
Subject: Needle Burning--is it harmful?? 		kansalop
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Dear All,

In continuation of my work towards Safer Injections, I need your opinions and quotes from literature if any on the following question.

Background: Managing the sharps waste remains a challenge. After disinfection at the point of generation, this is expected to be shredded and then disposed of in a landfill or sharps pit. However, most of the facilities provide electric needle burners.

Question: Is needle burning a recommended best practice for sharps management? 

Our view: The metallic needle gets aerosolized due to electric current. The hollow of the needle contain blood or body fluid which is potentially infectious and gets vaporized in the hospital corner. The health care worker over a period of time gets cumulative dose of such fumes and has the potential risk of contracting infections. Besides, there is blood splatter all around the needle burners. 

Please do not hesitate to share your views and experiences. If any of students has undertaken any primary or secondary research, pl do let us know that as well. 

Look forward to your responses,


 
Dr Om Prakash Kansal
                     M.D.(Community Medicine),
Advisor-Injection Safety,
BD (Becton Dickinson) India
6th Floor, Signature Towers B,
South City I,
Gurgaon-122001
 

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#4285 From: ganesh kumar <gane_spm@...>
Date: Mon Aug 13, 2012 5:42 am
Subject: comment on SES 		gane_spm
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Dear group members,

I am attaching links for two articles regarding socio economic classification
which I came across recently


 
Thanks & Regards
Dr.P.Ganeshkumar
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Community Medicine, 
SRM University Chennai.
Mob:09840640483

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#4286 From: surendernikhil gupta <drsurendernikhil@...>
Date: Mon Aug 13, 2012 6:22 pm
Subject: Fw: [medico-legalqueries] Fwd: Andhra Pradesh Highcourt judgement to close down all illegal pathology laboratory 		drsurendernikhil@...
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Sir,
No lab Technician holding DMLT can practice independently and have the authority to write reports. For details, AP high court judgement is being forwarded.
Thank you very much.

Nikhil
Dr. Surender N. Gupta,
MBBS; PGDHHM;PGDMCH;
PGDCHFWM;FAIMS;;MA (Phil);
FIMS;MAE (Epidemiology); OCCRTI
Faculty cum Epidemiologist-in-Charge, District Chamba; 
Regional Health and Family Welfare Training Centre,
Chheb, Kangra-Himachal Pradesh, India.
Pin-176001.
01892-265472 (Fax); 01892-263472 (Office)
Mobile: 094181-28634.

-Editorial Board Member_African Journal of Environmental Science and Technology

-Member_National Editorial Advisory Board_Indian  Journal of Emergency Pediatrics
-Editorial Board Member_Journal of Environmental Science & Water Resources
-Reviewer's Board of IMJ - ISRA Medical Journal, ISRA University, Islamabad Campus, Pakistan

E-mail IDs: drsurendernikhil@...
                  drnikhilsurender@...
 


--- On Mon, 8/13/12, Dr. Sanjay Bedi <drsanjaybedi@...> wrote:

From: Dr. Sanjay Bedi <drsanjaybedi@...>
Subject: [medico-legalqueries] Fwd: Andhra Pradesh Highcourt judgement to close down all illegal pathology laboratory
To: medico-legalqueries@...
Date: Monday, August 13, 2012, 10:08 PM

 



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Date: Sun, Aug 12, 2012 at 11:04 AM
Subject: Andhra Pradesh Highcourt judgement to close down all illegal pathology laboratory
To:


Dear friends, 
                   I am sending important andhrapradesh highcourt judgement to close down all illegal pathology laboratory.
It is state govt. responsibility to close all illegal pathology laboratory in state.

I am sending also Andhrapradesh govt affidavit in favor of pathologist. Only qualified and registered MD patholigist can run pathology laboratory in A.P.

I am sending IMC letter that DMLT technician can't practice pathology laboratory independently.
 
Dr. R.C.Lalani
M.D.(Path. & Bact.),
Ex-President-Gujarat Pathologist Association(LMC)
Ex President-Rajkot IMA
Ex Vice President-Gujarat state IMA
President-Rajkot Pathologist Association
Rajkot-360 002.
Phone: Lab:(0281)-2232213
           Res:(0281)-2431212
          Mobile:+91-98251-95602





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#4287 From: Dr Om Prakash Kansal <kansalop@...>
Date: Tue Aug 14, 2012 4:18 am
Subject: Have you evaluated yourself or your subordinates? 		kansalop
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Dear All,

All of us aspire to be good managers cum good leaders. Hope I am right in saying so. How many of you know the value add that you have brought to the teams/institutions in which you are working. Management teaches us to define our individual goals for one year, undertake mid term evaluation and also assess ourselves at the end of one year. This exercise needs to be repeated every year without fail. 

As I understand, most of you do not have a formal evaluation system. 

If it is not possible to introduce a formal evaluation system in your work place, still please do not hesitate to define your Individual Impact Goals (IIGs) or Key Result Areas (KRAs) for a year and measure yourself against them, irrespective of your seniority or stature. It helps you to develop yourself better, aim for higher goals or attain more skills like communication, knowledge, clinical or managerial skills if you maintain an appetite to achieve better. You should be able to answer a simple question--What Have I contributed to the Community (Medicine) or Public ( Health) in the last one year and Is it worth my experience, knowledge and position?

Additionally, I have always been saying through this forum--Take a look at all the research works undertaken in your institution and answer the simple questions---How many were original research works? The results of how many been leveraged for some meaningful action--howsoever small the action may be? 


Thanks and Happy Independence day....


 
Dr Om Prakash Kansal
                     M.D.(Community Medicine),
Advisor-Injection Safety,
BD (Becton Dickinson) India
6th Floor, Signature Towers B,
South City I,
Gurgaon-122001
 

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#4288 From: surendernikhil gupta <drsurendernikhil@...>
Date: Wed Aug 15, 2012 6:08 am
Subject: HAPPY 65TH INDEPENDENCE DAY TO ALL OF YOU 		drsurendernikhil@...
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"PUSHP KI ABHILASHA"-"the desire of a flower"

"Chah Nahin Mai SurBala Ke Gehnon Mein Guntha Jaaon.

Chah Nahin Premi Mala Mein Bindh, Pyari Ko Lalchaon.

Chah Nahin Samraton Ke Shav Par, He Hari Dala Jaaon.

Chah Nahin Devon Ke Sar Par Chadhon, Bhagya Par Itraoon.

Mujhey Tod Lena Banmali, Us Path Par Tum Dena Phaink,

Matra Bhoomi Per Sheesh Chadhaney, Jis Path Jaayen Veer

Anek".

(Pt.Makhan Lal Chaturvedi) 


HAPPY  65TH  INDEPENDENCE DAY TO ALL OF YOU
 
Thank you very much.
With warm personal regards,
 
Nikhil
Dr. Surender N. Gupta,
MBBS; PGDHHM;PGDMCH;
PGDCHFWM;FAIMS;;MA (Phil);
FIMS;MAE (Epidemiology); OCCRTI
Faculty cum Epidemiologist-in-Charge, District Chamba; 
Regional Health and Family Welfare Training Centre,
Chheb, Kangra-Himachal Pradesh, India.
Pin-176001.
01892-265472 (Fax); 01892-263472 (Office)
Mobile: 094181-28634.

-Editorial Board Member_African Journal of Environmental Science and Technology

-Member_National Editorial Advisory Board_Indian  Journal of Emergency Pediatrics
-Editorial Board Member_Journal of Environmental Science & Water Resources
-Reviewer's Board of IMJ - ISRA Medical Journal, ISRA University, Islamabad Campus, Pakistan

E-mail IDs: drsurendernikhil@...
                  drnikhilsurender@...
 

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#4289 From: PRASAD PORE <prasad_pore@...>
Date: Thu Aug 16, 2012 8:30 am
Subject: Fw: [CommunityMedicine of India] New Website of IAPSM-GC 		prasad_pore
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some documents, links may be useful
 
Dr. Prasad Pore
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From: Dr. A. M. Kadri <amimkadri@...>
To: Community Medicine Groups <communitymedicine@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, 14 August 2012, 16:35
Subject: [CommunityMedicine of India] New Website of IAPSM-GC

 
Esteemed Colleagues
 
Greetings….
 
It is matter of honor for me to share  new  website of IAPSM-Gujarat Chapter… http://www.iapsmgc.org/  on the behalf of Governing Council of IAPSM-GC. Please visit the site and share your comments.


This website is designed with the vision to provide and mission to meet the needs of the all members of IAPSM-GC as well as person interested in field of PSM/CM/PH.
 
This site contains mainly five sections.
 
  • About us - : Deals with the official details about the association
  • Healthline - : Containing information, issues about the official Journal published by IAPSM-GC along with the search option.
  • PG forum : A place having all necessary basic information useful to PGs.
  • e-resource centre : e-library – containing- Presentation, images, guidelines, policies, legislations and documents useful to PG students, faculties, professionals in the field.
  • Views & Wisdom Corner : A platform to share the ideas, views, opinions, vision, wisdoms on the subject.
 
Besides that Health calendar and CDC short messages are incorporated on home page to keep the interested professional abreast about health days and important public health issues.
 
 
Looking forward you suggestions and comments for making it more effective.
 
Regards.

Dr. A. M. Kadri
Secretary 
Indian Association of PSM- Gujarat Chapter. 



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#4290 From: surendernikhil gupta <drsurendernikhil@...>
Date: Mon Aug 20, 2012 8:11 am
Subject: Wheat allergy cause for range of ailments in North India kids: PGI 		drsurendernikhil@...
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Wheat allergy cause for range of ailments in North India kids: PGI 

http://www.tribuneindia.com/2012/20120820/main4.htm 
 
Thank you very much.
 
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#4291 From: Dr Om Prakash Kansal <kansalop@...>
Date: Tue Aug 21, 2012 5:58 am
Subject: Incidence and prevalence of Diabetes is growing and growing.... 		kansalop
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Dear All,

I am sure many of you must have been focusing on the growing NCDs in India. A police chief of Madurai talks about the ill effects of Diabetes. Just read on these links ..... 

Deccan Chronicle
        Why is pre diabetes high risk?
Intermediate hyperglycemia, also known as pre-diabetes is a condition where the body has a higher concentration of blood glucose than normal, but lower than the established thresholds of diabetes itself. As defined by World Health Organisation, people with pre-diabetes have impaired fasting glucose (Ifg) with fasting plasma (Fpg) glucose concentration between 6.1 and 7.Intermediate hyperglycemia, also known as pre-diabetes is a condition where the body has a higher concentration of blood glucose than normal, but lower than the established thresholds of diabetes itself. As defined by World Health Organisation, people with pre-diabetes have impaired fasting glucose (Ifg) with fasting plasma (Fpg) glucose concentration between 6.1 and 7.
 
The Hindu
        Growing prosperity leading to diabetes, says city police chief
The growing prosperity of people has become a major cause for increasing diabetes cases in the country since it has changed the lifestyle and food habits, Sanjay Mathur, Commissioner of Police, Madurai, has said.

 

 
Dr Om Prakash Kansal
                     M.D.(Community Medicine),
Advisor-Injection Safety,
BD (Becton Dickinson) India
6th Floor, Signature Towers B,
South City I,
Gurgaon-122001
 

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#4292 From: Dr Om Prakash Kansal <kansalop@...>
Date: Tue Aug 21, 2012 9:02 am
Subject: Retreat on Mind, Body and Medicine for Doctors only by Brahmkumaris 		kansalop
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Dear Colleague,

You may like to visit an interesting link to register yourself for a free weekend retreat exclusively for Doctors from the most revered BrahmKumaris. Ex President Dr APJ Adul Kalam is visiting the retreat on first day of session. 


www.togetherwecan.in   
     
 
Dr Om Prakash Kansal
                     M.D.(Community Medicine),
Advisor-Injection Safety,
BD (Becton Dickinson) India
6th Floor, Signature Towers B,
South City I,
Gurgaon-122001
 

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