Sept_2016 matter.cdr - IMA GSB

Dr. Atul D. Pandya

(M) 98242 84947

Dr. Chetan N. Patel

(M) 94263 78078

Dr. Jignesh C. Shah

Dr. Ghanshyam L. Patel

Dr. Anil D. Patel

Dr. Paresh P. Golwala

Dr. Vinod S. Noticewala

Dr. S. S. Vaishya

Dr. Vishnu N. Patel

Dr. Rashmi J. Upadhyay

Dr. Pradeep Bhavsar

Dr. Vinod K. Mehta

Dr. M. H. Dalwadi

Dr. Bhaskar Mahajan

Rajkot

Vadodara

Dr. Bhupendra M. Shah Himatnagar

Dr. Bipin M. Patel Ahmedabad

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I.M.A.G.S.B. NEWS BULLETIN SEPTEMBER-2016 / MONTHLY NEWS

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STATE PRESIDENT

AND

HON. STATE SECRETARY’S

MESSAGE

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Dear Members,

As you all know, this is last message before our term

ends in the month of October. We know that whatever

begins, ends. The same way our tenure will.

During this whole year, we visited different branches,

HQ, Government offices, print & electronic media, members

hospitals & so many other places. We had different

experiences & we learnt a lot from those exposures.

So at the outset we humbly thank all our members and

specialty those seniors who put their faith in us to bestow

the responsibility on us. We have worked hard through the

whole year but still might not have fulfilled all expectations.

We humbly bag your pardon for the same at this time. That

might be our limitations. But never intention.

Many branches have done so many activities during

this year & we have witnessed few of them. Specially the

ongoing community activities by so many branches have

really inspired & motivated us. We are really proud of

heading such a noble body.

During this time many branches are having their change

functions, we mean Installation of new Team. One more very

important & proud moment for all of us during this period

will be Installation of our own, respected & legendary Leader

DR KETAN DESAI as PRESIDENT OF WORLD MEDICAL

ASSOCIATION. That's a real proud moment for all of us.

We also congratulate & assure our whole hearted

support to incoming President of GSB IMA Dr Yogendra Modi

& his entire team during his tenure.

At the end our best wishes are always with our members

and Association. We will be happy for the service of our own

Association anytime.

Thank you one & all.

Jay Hind, Jay IMA.

Dr. Atul D. Pandya(President, G.S.B.,I.M.A.)

Dr. Jitendra N. Patel(Hon. State Secy., G.S.B.,I.M.A.)

I.M.A.G.S.B. NEWS BULLETIN SEPTEMBER-2016 / MONTHLY NEWSI.M.A.G.S.B. NEWS BULLETIN SEPTEMBER-2016 / MONTHLY NEWS

NOTICE OF GENERAL BODY MEETING

Dear Member,

The General Body Meeting of our scheme will be held on

15-10-2016, 10.00 a.m. at (GIMACON-2016) at

to transact following agenda.

1. To confirm and pass the minutes of the previous meeting.

2. Messages received for inability to attend meeting if any.

3. To consider and pass activity report of the scheme.

4. To pass the Audited Account for the year 2015-2016.

5. To pass the estimated Budget for the year 2017-2018.

6. To discuss the letters received in the office.

7. Discussion about continuing “Allocated AFAC” to members.

8. To appoint the Auditor & To Fix his Remunerations

9. To discuss the Agenda Recommended by Managing Committee.

10. Any other business with the permission of chair.

Thanking you,

Yours Sincerely,

Hotel Seasons (TGB),

Avadh Road, Kalavad Road, Rajkot

AGENDA

Dr. Navnit K. PatelChairman

Dr. Abhay S. DikshitHon.Secretary

HEALTH SCHEME; G.S.B. I.M.A.PROFESSIONAL PROTECTION SCHEME; G.S.B. I.M.A.

NOTICE

Dear Member,

Annual General Body Meeting of the members of Professional

Protection Scheme will be held at Rajkot at the time of Annual

Conference of I.M.A. G.S.B. to consider the following Agenda.

Venue : Hotel Seasons (TGB), Avadh Road,

Kalavad Road, Rajkot.

Date : 15 October, 2016

Time : 9.00 a.m.

GIMACON-2016)

th

NOTICE

Dear Member,

Annual General Body Meeting of the members of

Social Security Scheme will be held at Rajkot at the time of Annual

Conference of I.M.A. G.S.B. to consider the following Agenda.


Kalavad Road, Rajkot.

Date : 15 October, 2016

GIMACON-2016)

Time : 9-30 a.m.

th

Dr. Bipin M. PatelManaging Director

SOCIAL SECURITY SCHEME; G.S.B. I.M.A.

Dr. Jitendra B. PatelHony. Secretary

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M.A.G.S.B. NEWS BULLETIN SEPTEMBER-2016 / MONTHLY NEWS I.M.A.G.S.B. NEWS BULLETIN SEPTEMBER-2016 / MONTHLY NEWS

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OLLEGE OF GENERAL PRACTITIONERS; G.S.B. I.M.A.

NOTICE

Member,

Annual General Body Meeting of the members of I.M.A. College

eneral Practitioners, Gujarat State Faculty will be held at during

A. G.S.B. Annual Conference (GIMACON-2016)

Time : 10-30 a.m.

Rajkot


Kalavad Road, Rajkot

Date : 15 October, 2016th

AGENDA

o pass the minutes of previous Annual General Body Meeting

ny business arising out of it

o approve Annual Report of the College of G. P. 2015-2016

o approve Annual Budget for 2016-2017

o elect three (3) members on the Faculty Board

ny other business with the permission of chair

Kirit C. GadhaviDirector

Dr. Vasant B. PatelHon. Secretary

G.S.B. NEWS BULLETIN SEPTEMBER-2016 / MONTHLY NEWS

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STATE PRESIDENT-HONY. SECY. & OFFICE BEARERS TOURS/VISIT

03-09-2016 Dr. Atul D. Pandya, President IMA GSB visited the Dhoraji

Branch.

04-09-2016 Dr. Jitendra N. Patel, Hon. State Secretary, Dr. Bipin M. Patel,

Managing Director, PPS-IMA-GSB attended Orientation

Workshop on Quality in Healthcare Services at Bhavnagar

Branch.

16-09-2016 Dr. Atul D. Pandya, President IMA GSB, Dr. Jitendra N. Patel, Hon.

State Secretary,

IMA GSB, Dr. Bipin M. Patel, Managing Director, PPS IMA

GSB, and Dr. Mahendra B. Desai attended meeting on

NMC Bill 2016 to Commissioner of Health, Govt. of Gujarat at

Gandhinagar.

18-09-2016 Dr. Atul D. Pandya, President IMA GSB. and Dr. Jitendra N. Patel,

Hon. State Secretary attended Installation Ceremony of

Ahmedabad Medical Association.

04-09-2016 Dr. Atul D. Pandya, President IMA GSB attended PC & PNDT Act

meeting with Local Authorities.

Dr. Jitendra B. Patel, Hon. Secretary SSS IMA

GSB,

COLLEGE OF GENERAL PRACTITIONERS; G.S.B. I.M.A.

Ahmedabad Medical Association organized CME programme in

collaboration with College of G.P. Gujarat State branch, IMA on 11-9-2016 at

AMA Premises at Ahmedabad.

The function was attended by Dr. Kirit C. Gadhavi; Director of College of

G.P. Dr. Devendra R. Patel Treasurer IMA GSB, Dr. Vasant B. Patel,

Hon. Secretary and Dr. Balkrishna Rathod, Hon. Joint Secretary.

Programme is well attended by 100 Doctors of AMA Branch. Speakers Dr.

Jaswantsing Darbar,Dr. Yogesh Harwani shared their views on Technology tools

in medical practice and Management of Acute Pancreatitis – What is New ?

Dr. Kirit C. GadhaviDirector

Dr. Vasant B. PatelHon. Secretary

OBITUARY

We send our sympathy & condolence to the bereaved family

Dr. Chandrakanta H. Desai 23-03-2016 Ahmedabad

We pray almighty God that their souls may rest in eternal peace.

NEW LIFE MEMBERS

I.M.A. GUJARAT STATE BRANCH

We welcome our new members

L_M_No. NAME BRANCH

LM/25520 Dr. Gajera Vibha Vipulbhai Surat

LM/25521 Dr. Gupta Madhuri Sureshbhai Daman

LM/25522 Dr. Damania Krishnagopala N. Daman

LM/25523 Dr. Solanki Sudhir Ramjibhai Daman

LM/25524 Dr. Modasia Saurabh Satishbhai Daman

LM/25525 Dr. Champaneria Bharat B. Ankleshwar

LM/25526 Dr. Keshwala Khyati Vejabhai Upleta

LM/25527 Dr. Sarvan Nirav Jayantilal Ankleshwar

LM/25528 Dr. Sachde Chintan Dipakbhai Mandvi-Kutchh

LM/25529 Dr. Solanki Niraj Chandrakant Surendranagar

LM/25530 Dr. Munshi Anvi Paragbhai Surat

LM/25531 Dr. Makwana Dipesh Dineshbhai Kodinar

LM/25532 Dr. Shah Chintan Narendrabhai

LM/25533 Dr. Desai Nishita Kashyapbhai Ankleshwar

LM/25534 Dr. Pathak Bipin Hridyanand Vadodara

LM/25535 Dr. Oza Nisarg Kishorkumar Vadodara

LM/25536 Dr. Jain Siddharth Premchand

LM/25537 Dr. Jain Kuntal Siddharth Vadodara

LM/25538 Dr. Unadkat Vishwa Bhupendra

LM/25539 Dr. Unadkat Jayna Vishwa Vadodara

LM/25540 Dr. Halpati Samir Dineshbhai

LM/25541 Dr. Halpati Priti Chimanlal Daman

LM/25542 Dr. Oza Pranav Ashvinkumar Daman

LM/25543 Dr. Purohit Nirav Hareshkumar Palanpur

LM/25544 Dr. Mangal Dipak Krishnamurari Palanpur

LM/25545 Dr. Prajapati Vikita B. Anand

LM/25546 Dr. Konnur Abhijit Madhav

LM/25547 Dr. Srivastava Priyanka Anand

LM/25548 Dr. Darji Mahesh Dineshbhai Radhanpur

LM/25549 Dr. Patel Jatin Hasmukhbhai

Ankleshwar

Vadodara

Vadodara

Daman

Anand

Mehsana

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LM/25550 Dr. Patel Rajvi Mahendrabhai Mehsana

LM/25551 Dr. Sheth Keval Kishor Bhavnagar

LM/25552 Dr. Gajera Vatsan Girishbhai

LM/25553 Dr. Vitthani Ame Mohanbhai Junagadh

LM/25554 Dr. Bavariya Smit Mahendrabhai Kalol-Ng

LM/25555 Dr. Vamja Savan Naranbhai Rajkot

LM/25556 Dr. Pandya Ketan Yogeshbhai Rajkot

LM/25557 Dr. Bhatt Krutika Rajnikant Rajkot

LM/25558 Dr. Khanpara Nilesh Nanalal Rajkot

LM/25559 Dr. Dalvani Khatija Yakubbhai Rajkot

LM/25560 Dr. Ghonia Ashok Narsinhbhai Rajkot

LM/25561 Dr. Kyada Prakash Govindbhai Surat

LM/25562 Dr. Sidhapura Vivek Bharatbhai

LM/25563 Dr. Sidhapura Preeti Vivekbhai Vadodara

LM/25564 Dr. Shah Ronak Anandbhai Ahmedabad

LM/25565 Dr. Patel Aesha Dhavalbhai Ahmedabad

LM/25566 Dr. Shah Sahil Nitinkumar Ahmedabad

LM/25567 Dr. Kothari Komalkumari J. Ahmedabad

LM/25568 Dr. Ansari Mohammed Aasif Ahmedabad

LM/25569 Dr. Modi Hardul Vasantkumar Ahmedabad

LM/25570 Dr. Shah Bhavik Sumanbhai Ahmedabad

LM/25571 Dr. Shastri Naman Anantray Ahmedabad

LM/25572 Dr. Shah Nilay Nikunjbhai Ahmedabad

LM/25573 Dr. Jain Ayush Narendrakumar Ahmedabad

LM/25574 Dr. Bagdai Ankit Bhaveshbhai Ahmedabad

LM/25575 Dr. Patel Ankit Natvarlal Ahmedabad

LM/25576 Dr. Goel Shakti Amar Ahmedabad

LM/25577 Dr. Chokshi Vaishal Dushyant Ahmedabad

Junagadh

Vadodara


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BHAVNAGAR

21-06-2016 International Yoga Day Celebration. Healthy Doctors & Spouse

Competition.

25-06-2016 IMACGP Pediacon. Fever in Children by Dr.Anand Ghoghawala,

Role of ORS and Zinc by Dr. Prakash Adeshara, Common

Pediatric Dermatological Condition by Dr. Shital Lania, Common

Medical Errors in Paediatrics by Dr Mehul Gosai, Panel

discussion on rational use of Antibiotic in children by Dr. S.G.

Raol, Dr. J.R. Gohil, Dr. Naresh Gohel, Dr. Riddhish Lania.

01-07-2016 Doctor's day Celebration.

1. Walkathon and Cyclothon: Participated by 25 Institution and

800 participants ranging from age 8 years to 80 years.

2. Blood donation camps at 8 various places during 23rd to

3rd July. Total 500 units were collected.

16-07-2016 "PathoPhysiology and technique of Beriatric Surgery" by Dr.

Apurva Vyas.

"Interesting Cases of Neurosurgery" by Dr. Ravi Khetan.

20-07-2016 "Swachhata mission, IDCF and World population day theme" by

Dr. Bimal Buch and Dr. DhirenAmin.

“Needle Prick Injury" by Dr. Venkat Iyer.

28-07-2016 World Hepatitis Day Celebration.

1. HBsAg Screening of 400 Health Professionals.

2. CME on Needle Prick Injury by Dr Venkat Iyer.

3. Vaccination of Non reactive 400 Health Professionals with

Hepatitis B Vaccine.

31-07-2016 Symposium on Infection Control in Healthcare Facility, Update in

Biomedical Waste law and Environment and Clinic attended by

more than 900 healthcare professionals. Hospital infection

control by Dr. Kairavi Desai, Hospital infection and MMR and IMR

by Dr. Gunvant Kadikar, Newer Regulations of BMW

Management by Dr. M.M. Jadeja, Infection control & Prevention

BRANCH ACTIVITYby Dr. Parag Rindani, Environment of Clinic by Dr. R.R. Vyas

organized in association with Hospital Infection Committee,

Department of Microbiology, Sir T Hospital, Biomedical Waste

Management Committee IMA and Gujarat Pollution control

Board.

Hands on Workshop on Infection Prevention attended by 50

health care professionals by Dr. Jigish Mehta.

03-08-2016 World Breast feeding Week celebration by AOP Bhavnagar

branch along with IMABhavnagar Branch.

06-08-2016 Save the girl Child and Prevention of Child SexualAbuse.

13-08-2016 Organ donation day.

23-08-2016 "Complete and Balanced Nutrition" by Dr. Hitesh Patel.

"Diabetes specific Nutrition" by Dr. Jignesh Prajapati.

17-08-2016 IMA Mehsana Branch & Hetero Healthcare organised CME on

Medicolegal Topics at Rotary Club Of Mehsana.

"Legal issues in clinical Practice' by Dr. M.C. Patel.

"Criminal Liability in Clinical practice" by Dr. Gitendra Sharma.

IMA Mehsana Branch Doctors “Directory Vimochan by Chief

Guest Dr. Yogendra Modi, President Elect, IMA GSB & Guest of

Honour Dr. Bipin M. Patel, Managing Director, Professional

Protection Scheme, IMAGSB at Rotary Club of Mehsana.

31-08-2016 IMA Mehsana Branch & Apollo Hospital, Ahmedabad organised

Scientific CME at Rotary Club of Mehsana.

Management of Common Liver Diseases By Dr.Shravan Bohra.

Music Therapy in Medical Practice by Maulik B. Patel.

11-09-2016 IMA Mehsana Branch with Rotary Club Of Mehsana & Bechraji

Temple Trust organised successfully “Sarv Rog Nidan Camp”

with the Hospital 25 IMA Mehsana Doctors - Specialists &

Superspecialist Consultants - Gynecologists, Pediatricians,

Physicians, Surgeons, Orthopedic Surgeons, Neurosurgeon,

ENT Surgeons, Dermatologists, Psychiatrist, etc - examined

about 1200 patients at Bechraji.

KALOL

MEHSANA


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MORBI

01-07-2016 IMA Morbi arranged a series of Adolescent health related

lectures at Gyanpath and Tapovan School. Dr. Ramesh Boda

and Dr Bhavna Jani took lectures at those places. Total approx

800-900 boys and girls of adolescent age group took part in

lectures

IMA Morbi and Navyug School arranged a Social lecture on

Doctors’ day and Father’s day on 01-07-2016 at Navyug School.

Dr. Satish Patel and Dr. Jayesh B. Patel took the lectures. Total

400-500 girls and boys benefit of lectures.

Social lecture on Doctors' day and Fathers' day at Navyug

School. Total 400 – 500 girls and boys got benefit of lectures.

ORS day and ORS week celebration. Total 10,000 pamphlets

containing information about importance, preparation and

method to give ORS in Acute Diarrhoeal Diseases were

distributed. Free ORS packets distributed on ORS day. Total 50

patients got benefit. They instructed about importance,

preparation and method to give ORS in Acute Diarrhoeal

Diseases.

15-07-2016 “CBC and Hb Electrophoresis in routine practice” by Dr. Nishant

Dharsandiya.

“Recent trends in Hematinics” by Dr. Ishan Kanzariya.

26-07-2016 “Gestational DiabetesAto Z part-1” By Dr.Amee Mehta.

“Gestational DiabetesAto Z part-2” by Dr. T.K.M. Ishwar.

12-08-2016 “Discipline in Children: toddlers to teens” by Dr. Nima Sitapata.

“Newer Vaccines” by Dr. Jaydeep Patel.

19-08-2016 “Approach and Management of new case of Diabetes” by Dr.

Pankaj Patel.

01-08-2016 “Pitsfalls in RheumatoidArthritis” by Dr. Rakesh Tank.

Breast feeding day celebration. Dr. Satish Patel, Dr. Hasmukh

Savsani and Dr. Ankit Sinojia delivered a Lecture about all the

aspects regarding the Breast Feeding to Pregnant mothers,

social workers, paramedical and pediartric staff.

06-08-2016 Lecture onAllergic Test. by Dr. Parin Parmar.

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NAVSARI

THANGADH

VADODARA

21-08-2016 PPS Zonal Seminar. Total 90 doctors were attended. Dr. Bipin M.

Patel; Managing Director, PPS and Dr. Praful R. Desai had briefly

guided the PPS seminar about Professional Protection Scheme

– why it is necessary, how it works and advantage of PPS.

Medicolegal consultant from Surat, Dr. Vinesh Shah, had taken

Lecture on “Medicolegal Discussion on Day to Day Medical

Practice”

Pl. Mr. R. S. Dodiya dicussed the protection against Violence and

Criminal Litigation.

Advovocate Mr. Vinay Shukla guided & educated about various

IPC for Medical negligency and how to face Legal Proceeding.

11-09-2016 IMA Thangadh Chotila branch arranged camp at Gayatri temple

Vankaner.About 400 patient s were examined and treated.

21-08-2016 "Pediatric Dermatology" by Dr. vivek Jain. The session was very

interactive.

ORS week celebration by Dr. Bakulesh Chauhan. This was

another informative session on ORS, its advantages & role in

prevention of Diarrhea related diseases & its morbidity. This was

community oriented subject. The applets or handbills related to

the ORS were distributed.

15-08-2016 The first meeting of IMA Students' Wing - Gujarat State was held

at KGP Children Hospital, Karelibag, Vadodara with support of

IMAVadodara.

The meeting was done by all members of IMA Students' Wing

(IMA SW) - Gujarat State including nearly 80 participants

(students of medical colleges) from the entire state representing

majority of the medical colleges of the Gujarat state. Constitution

and formal launching of various posts like President, Secretary,

Treasurer, Zone wise Presidents, Coordinators and other posts

were done in this meeting.

A very rich experience sharing about association and some

practical administrative tips were given by Dr. Chetan Patel to all

the students. He also discussed with students an attractive topic:

"What are the qualities of a good leader??"


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LM/16344 Dr. Anjaria Rutvij Bharatbhai Anjar-Kutch

LM/21179 Dr. Ghatala Bharat Chaturbhai Ahmedabad

LM/18294 Dr. Malhotra Krupa Jayeshkumar Ahmedabad

LM/17384 Dr. Parikh Dhiren Jaykumar Ahmedabad

LM/07873 Dr. Patel Natvarbhai Prabhudas Ahmedabad

LM/22956 Dr. Rathod Gaurang Dineshbhai Ahmedabad

LM/22957 Dr. Rathod Vaishali Gaurang Ahmedabad

LM/15399 Dr. Patel Nimesh Tribhovandas Anand

LM/03014 Dr. Zandani Pramila P. Balasinor

LM/16926 Dr. Shanishchara Mehul V. Bhavnagar

LM/19641 Dr. Prajapati Anandkrishna B Gandhidham

LM/16525 Dr. Sangani Rajesh Natvarlal Keshod

LM/17069 Dr. Lohra Sachin Prithisinh Mansa

LM/06414 Dr. Patel Bharat N. Mansa

LM/09032 Dr. Seta Vinodrai J. Morbi

LM/10259 Dr. Patel Gopal Lallubhai Navsari

LM/19840 Dr. Gohil Dhanushya Govindbhai Rajkot

LM/12848 Dr. Gorwadia Mansukh R Rajkot

LM/25277 Dr. Kalaria Parth Virjibhai Rajkot

LM/23765 Dr. Patoliya Mayur Mansukhbhai Rajkot

LM/07560 Dr. Sankharava Naran N. Rajkot

LM/20142 Dr. Patel Dipak Somabhai Rajpipla

LM/02929 Dr. Desai Harshad D. Exp Surat

LM/02930 Dr. Desai Chandrika H. Surat

LM/18076 Dr. Desai Priyank Narndrabhai Surat

LM/03531 Dr. Panwala Pradip N. Surat

LM/15725 Dr. Rao Sanjeev Shyamsunder Surat

LM/15726 Dr. Rao Ruta Sanjeevbhai Surat

LM/11916 Dr. Bhandari Kavita Bhaskar Vadodara

LM/07154 Dr. Prajapati Nagin P. Valsad

LM/12554 Dr. Naik Sandeep Bhaskarbhai Vapi

PROFESSIONAL PROTECTION SCHEME; G.S.B. I.M.A.

Sub.: Organisation of Educative Zonal Seminar by

Local Branch and Financial Assistance by P.P.S. GSB-IMA.

Professional Protection Scheme has arranged successfully Educational

Seminars since many years. The last one was held at Ahmedabad

Branch.

Looking to the success of these Seminars in educating and awakening

our members in prevention and defence of litigations arising as a result

of professional negligence or deficiency of service, PPS has decided to

have two such Zonal Educative Seminars in each zone of Gujarat State

Branch of I.M.A.

The subject of such Educational Programme shall be in relation to

1. Consumer Protection Act

2. Professional Negligence and Deficiency in service

3. Prevention and Defence of such litigation and other related

Topics

4. Laws Governing the Medical Practice.

If any branch wishes to have such Zonal Seminar then please, apply to

the P.P.S. Office through branch Secretary before 31 March.st

Dr. Bipin M. PatelManaging Director

No. Name of Center FemaleSterilisation

MaleSterilisation

Copper-T Condoms(PCS)

Ocpills

(3) Bapunagar

(Potalia Ward)

(4) Dariyapur(Isanpur Ward)

(5) Gomtipur

(Saijpur Ward)

(6) Khokhra(Amraiwadi Ward)

(7) New Mental(Kubernagar Ward)

(8) Raikhad

(Stadium Ward)

(9) Wadaj

(Junawadaj Ward)

AUGUST - 2016

06

—

—

01

(10)

(11)

(12)

(13)

Junagadh

Rander-Surat

Nanpura-Surat

Rajkot

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54

15

19

27

13

31

15

(1) Ambawadi

(Jamalpur Ward)23 —

(2) Behrampura

(Sardarnagar Ward)16 —

01

—

—

—

---

---

—

07

18

23

10

51

51

58

35

43

49

32

61

80

10440

10025

12720

24725

54375

13800

18570

14850

12000

4000

500

1334

281

1146

1891

269

580

1530

1900

240

Respected Members,

Indian Medical Association, Gujarat State Branch runs 9 Urban

Health Centers in the different wards of Ahmedabad City.

These Centres performed various activities during the month of

August- 2016 in addition to their routine work. These are as under :

Family Planning Centre, I.M.A. Gujarat State Branch

The total number of patients registered in the OPD & Family planning

activities of Various Centers are as Follows :

No. Name of Center New Case Old Case Total Case

(1) Ambawadi (Jamalpur Ward)

(2) Behrampura (Sardarnagar Ward)

(3) Bapunagar (Potalia Ward)

(4) Dariyapur (Isanpur Ward)

(5) Gomtipur (Saijpur Ward)

(6) Khokhra (Amraiwadi Ward)

(7) New Mental (Kubernagar Ward)

(8) Raikhad (Stadium Ward)

(9) Wadaj (Junawadaj Ward)

August - 2016

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(11)

(12)

(13)

Junagadh

Rander-Surat

Nanpura-Surat

Rajkot

1508

3084

2344

1616

2979

3190

1017

857

1513

—

----

----

1238

920

890

554

319

1133

735

210

410

268

—

----

----

825

2428

3974

2898

1935

4112

3925

1227

1267

1781

—

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----

2063

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Nanpura - Surat : Mothers -Iron 1000 tablets were distributed & Vitamin A

solution given to 40 children.

Rander - Surat : Mothers - Iron : 1500 tablets & Calcium : 1000 tablets were

distributed.

33

43

68

66

1230

1180

345

67

77

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I.M.A.G.S.B. NEWS BULLETIN SEPTEMBER-2016 / MONTHLY NEWS I.M.A.G.S.B. NEWS BULLETIN

INDIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

GUJARAT STATE BRANCH

FAMILY WELFARE SCHEME

GUJARAT STATE BRANCH IMA (FWS GSB IMA)

Proposed Draft of Constitution

Dear Members,

Please find herewith the Proposed Draft of Constitution for the

Family Welfare Scheme Gujarat State Branch IMA(FWS GSB IMA).

We are publishing the same for your study. We welcome necessary

suggestions if any.

Please communicate all the suggestions to Dr. Jitendra N. Patel

(Hon. Secretary, GSB IMA) before 10th October, 2016 through email:

[email protected].

ThankingYou,

Dr. Atul D. Pandya(President, G.S.B.,I.M.A.)

Dr. Jitendra N. Patel(Hon. State Secy., G.S.B.,I.M.A.)

PROPOSED DRAFT OF CONSTITUTION

I. Title : "FAMILY WELFARE SCHEME

GUJARAT STATE BRANCH IMA (FWS GSB IMA)"

II. Commencement of the Scheme.

III. Aims & Objects of the Scheme:

IV. Eligibility of the Members :

The Scheme shall be known as

of Gujarat State

Branch Indian Medical Association and will be treated as a mutual benefit

scheme.

The Scheme shall be operative with effect from 1st April, 2017 with the

minimum membership of 1000 members.

To provide financial assistance to the family of a member of this Scheme in the

event of his / her death.

1. Any life member of the Gujarat State Branch of I.M.A. who is existing or

retired member of Social Security Scheme GSB IMA (SSS GSB IMA) is

eligible to become the member this scheme Family Welfare Scheme GSB

IMA(FWS GSB IMA).

2. Any existing or retired member of Social Security Scheme GSB IMA

(SSS GSB IMA) above the age of 50 years is eligible to become the

member of this scheme Family Welfare Scheme GSB IMA (FWS GSB

IMA) on or before 01/04/2017. (i.e. This scheme is open for them only

upto 01/04/2017).

3. Member above the age of 50 years is not eligible to become a member

after 01/04/2017.

4. Members who have joined this scheme on or before 01/04/2017 are

"FOUNDER MEMBERS" of this scheme.

FAMILY WELFARE SCHEMEGUJARAT STATE BRANCH IMA

(FWS GSB IMA)

Office : AMA House, Opp. H. K. College, Ashram Road, Ahmedabad-380 009.

SEPTEMBER-2016 / MONTHLY NEWS

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5. Any life member of Gujarat State Branch of IMAwho wishes to become

the member of Family Welfare Scheme GSB IMA (FWS GSB IMA)

must be the member of Social Security Scheme GSB IMA.

: Age near to the

Next Birthdate will be counted. e.g. If member is applying to become the

member of the Family Welfare Scheme GSB IMA (FWS GSB IMA) on

05/09/2016 and his / her birth date is 07/09/1982, then upto 06/09/2016,

he/ she is 34 years old and from 07/09/2016, his / her age will be

considered as 35 years.

Any eligible member of Gujarat State Branch of I.M.A. willing to

become a member of this scheme can do so on payment of admission

fees as stated below :

6. For Calculation of AgeIn Admission Prodcedure

V.

VI. FEE SCHEDULE :

(A)

A)

B).

C).

“Family Welfare Scheme Gujarat State Branch

IMA(FWS GSB IMA)”

D). Nominee

. Member who wants to join the scheme has to apply in the prescribed

application form meant for the purpose along with necessary

documents & scheduled fees.

Amember needs to submit certified copies of

(1) StandardAge Proof :(Anyone of the following documents)

A) Driving Licence, B) Valid Passport,

C) PAN Card

(2) Life-membership certificate of GSB IMA.

(3) Social Security Scheme GSB IMACertificate

(4) Two passport size photographs along with application form.

All eligible members mentioned above shall submit their application

form along with admission fees as per their age & AFC by D.D. /

Cheque in name of

payable atAhmedabad.

: A member will have to give the names of 2 (Two) nominees

along with their photographs.

(C) Advanced Fraternity Contribution (AFC) will remain as security

against the death fraternity contribution payable by the member. This

AFC amount of Rs. 5000/- shall be refunded on termination or after

the death whichever is earlier after settling the account.

(D) The scheme will have the right to ask for the additional amount of

Advance Fraternity Contribution (AFC) (i.e. Additional Deposit) if

necessary.

All the Members have to pay every year

continuously Death Fraternity Contribution (D.F.C.) of Rs.200/- on the

event of death of member. Out of the above amount Rs.200/- shall be paid to

the nominee of the deceased member.

All the Members of the scheme have to pay Rs.300/- as Death Fraternity

Contribution (DFC) for the death of the member who has continuously paid

every year Death Fraternity Contribution (DFC) for 25 years or more. In the

event of such death, Rs.300/- will be paid to the nominee of the deceased

member.

(B).Admission fee is Non-refundable in any case.

VII. Member's Contribution :

VIII.

AGE ADVANCE ADMISSION Total

FRATERNITY FEE

CONTRIBUTION

(A.F.C.)

Up to 35 5000 2000 7000

36 to 40 5000 4000 9000

41 to 45 5000 6000 11000

46 to 50 5000 7000 12000

51 to 55 5000 10000 15000

56 to 60 5000 20000 25000

61 to 65 5000 50000 55000

66 to 70 5000 125000 130000

71 to 75 5000 200000 205000

Above 75 5000 250000 255000

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IX

X.

XI. Claim Procedure:

a. Nominee'sApplication Form

b. Deceased member's Death Certificate

c. Forwarding Letter from Local Branch Office.

d. Original Membership Certificate of Family Welfare Scheme

Gujarat State Branch IMA

XII. Member's Disqualifications:

. Member of the Scheme who died below the age of 40 years and having the

continuous membership of the scheme for 03 (Three) years or more, In such

cases All the Members of the scheme have to pay Rs.300/- as Death

Fraternity Contribution (DFC) and in the event of such death, Rs.300/- will

be paid to the nominee of the deceased member.

All the members of the scheme have to pay every year Death Fraternity

Contribution Notice Fee (DFC Notice Fee) and it will be collected at the time

of issuing DFC Notice, which will be decided from time to time by Managing

Committee of the scheme and that will go towards the administration and

maintenance fund of the scheme.

1. In the event of a death of member the nominee will inform the same to

the local branch secretary and will make a claim by submitting

prescribed claim form available with the office with the necessary

documents.

2. The claim amount will be paid to first nominee only. In case of death of

the first nominee the claim amount will be paid to the second nominee

(submission of death certificate of first nominee is mandatory)

3. Computation of Fraternity contribution Payment: The fraternity

contribution is calculated according to the membership strength on the

day of death of deceased member.

(1) If a member fails to pay his Death Fraternity Contribution (DFC) within

30 days of the demand made by the Hon. Secretary he shall be treated as

a defaulter and he shall pay an extra amount of Rs. 100/- (1st notice), Rs.

200/- (2nd notice), Rs. 300/- (3rd notice), if the default continues

beyond the period of 90 days, then a notice by REGISTERED AD post

shall be issued to such member and he shall pay Rs. 500/- extra for this

notice and if such a member does not pay the demanded sum within 30

days of the receipt of such notice, then his membership shall stand

terminated forthwith.

(2) If a member supplies any wrongful information in his application

form or at any time during his membership term by which he violates

any provision of this scheme and thus he tries to obtain any benefit

under this scheme, then after giving him an opportunity of being heard

before the Managing Committee, if his explanation is not found

satisfactory, the Managing Committee of the scheme shall terminate

the membership of the member.

(3) After the termination of membership of any member, he can rejoin the

scheme as a new member by paying fresh admission fees and other

scheduled fees paid by him as per the eligibility of the scheme.

(4) If any member, at any time, for any reason ceases to be a member of

Gujarat State Branch of I.M.A. his membership of this scheme shall

cease automatically but if such a member revives his membership of

I.M.A. within a period of one year, he can get his membership of the

scheme revived on payment of Rs.500/- and arrears of demand, if any.

If he does not get his membership revived within the stipulated period,

he will be treated as a voluntarily retired member and his AFC will be

refunded after adjusting all dues.

On the receipt of information from a nominee about the death of the

member, his/her nominee shall be paid Fraternity Contribution

through the Local Branch Secretary (Rs. 200/-x number of members on

that date and Balance if any lying on A.F.C. account of member).

In such case nominee has to

present police file number (FIR) and postmortum report. On receipt of

information from a nominee about the death of the member, his/her

nominee shall be paid Fraternity Contribution through the local branch

Secretary (Rs.200/- x number of members on that date and Balance if any

lying onA.F.C. account of member).

XIII. Member's Right :

Benefit of Fraternity Contribution of the scheme is liable only after

completion of one year of membership of Family Welfare Scheme

Gujarat State Branch IMA(FWS GSB IMA). However nominee of the

member is entitled for benefit if death of member occurs in accident

even within one year of joining the scheme.

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XIV. Management of the Scheme :

Ordinary General Body Meeting

Quorum

General Body Meeting For ConstitutionalAmendments.

Requisition Meeting

1. Chairman (President of IMA GSB, shall be the Chairman of the

Scheme by virtue of his post)

2. Hon. Secretary

3. Hon. Joint Secretary

4. Hon. Finance Secretary

5. Hon. State Secretary of the State Branch : Ex. Officio Member

6. MEMBERS : One member from Each Zone.

7. Office of the Scheme will be located at the Head QuarterAhmedabad.

The General Body Meeting shall consist of all the members of this Scheme. It shall

be supreme deciding body in the Management of the Scheme. It shall ordinarily

meet once in every year.

The quorum shall be 5% of the total number of members registered on that day or

50 members whichever is less. A Non-quorum meeting shall be adjourned for 30

minutes and subsequently Non-quorum meeting shall transact the business on the

Agenda only.

Ordinary General Body shall take decisions by a simple majority.

Notice for such a General Body Meeting to deliberate on Constitutional

Amendments shall be a minimum 7 (Seven) clear days. Agenda shall include the

original articles of constitution as existing in the Constitution and Proposed

amendments if thereof. Quorum for such a meeting shall be a minimum 50

members. Non-quorum meeting shall not transact any business pertaining to any

Constitutional amendments. The decision of such a General Body Meeting shall

be taken by 2/3 majority of the members present. Constitutional amendment

meeting shall discuss only that business that appears on theAgenda.

AGeneral Body meeting can be requisitioned through signatures of minimum 100

members. Such a requisitioned meeting shall be convened by the office within a

stipulated period of one month from the day on which the Notice is received.

Requisitioned meeting shall have a quorum of 200 members. A Nonquorum

meeting shall not transact any business and shall automatically stand dissolved.A

requisitioned meeting shall not be requisitioned again for the same agenda for a

period of six months from the date of said notice. Decision for requisitioned

meeting shall be taken by 2/3 majority of the members present at the meeting.

The Hon. Secretary of the Social Security Scheme shall in consultation with the

Chairman, convene an Emergent meeting of the Scheme to transact any

Emergent business. Clear 72 hours notice shall be given to members for such a

meeting.

It shall atleast meet twice in a year.

It shall receive, discuss, and amend or approve the reports and accounts by the

Hon. Secretary and Hon. Finance Secretary for the period between the time of the

two consecutive Managing Committee meetings. The Managing Committee

shall decide the policy regarding the disbursement and/or investment of the funds

at the disposal of the Scheme. The quorum of Managing Committee shall consist

of a minimum 50% of the members of the Managing Committee.

The Hon. Secretary shall carry out day-to-day functions of the Scheme and shall

implement the decisions taken by the Managing Committee. He shall be in

overall charge of the membership enrolment, fees collection, routine

administration and besides other duties and functions as specified by the

Managing committee. He shall be assisted by the Joint Secretary in discharging

his duties.

Joint Secretary shall help the Secretary in all routine work and perform the duties

of the Secretary in his absence.

Hon. Finance Secretary shall maintain day-to-day accounts of the Scheme and

submit the accounts for approval to the Managing Committee and General Body.

He shall submit a statement, of the audited Annual Accounts and the Budget to

the Managing Committee and General Body for approval.

Emergent Extra-Ordinary Meeting :

Managing Committee :

Function of Managing Committee :

Duties of the Hon. Secretary

Duties of the Hon. Finance Secretary :

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Duties of the Chairman :

Election :

XV.Accounts andAudits :

The president of the State Branch shall chair all the meetings of the Managing

Committee and General Body. In the absence of the President, Chairman shall be

elected from amongst the members present.

Note : (A) All the members of the Managing Committee shall be paid two-

way first class Rail-Fare as TravellingAllowance.

(B) The Hon. Secretary, Hon. Joint Secretary and Hon. Finance

Secretary shall be paid Two-way First Class rail fair / Two way taxi

fare / Actual Travel Expenses as Travelling Allowances to attend

meeting and discharge the duties of the Scheme.

(C) Travelling Allowance shall be claimed only from the Scheme

provided No T.A. has been claimed for the same from the Gujarat

State Branch of I.M.A.

(1) Hon. Secretary and Hon. Finance Secretary shall be elected by the

State Council of Gujarat State Branch of I.M.A. from amongst the

members of the Scheme from Head Quarter Zone.

(2) (i) Hon. Joint Secretary from the Head Quarter Zone

(ii) Zonal Representatives – One from Each Zone shall be elected

by theAnnual General Body meeting of the Scheme.

Hon. Secretary shall invite nominations for Joint Secretary and Zonal

Representatives atleast 15 days before schedule of the General Body meeting.

The above election will be held at theAnnual General Body meeting.

(1) A separate Bank A/C. shall be opened in any Nationalized Bank

and shall be operated jointly by any two of the Three Office

Bearers viz. The Hon. Secretary, Hon. Finance Secretary and Joint

Secretary.

(2) The financial year of the Scheme shall be from the 1st April to 31st

March.

(3) The Managing Committee shall approve account submitted by

Hon. Finance Secretary duly audited by the chartered Accountant

appointed by the Gujarat State Branch of I.M.A.

(4) Audited account of the Scheme passed by the Managing

Committee and General Body Meeting of the scheme, shall be

ratified by the State Council of Gujarat State Branch I.M.A.

(1) Every member shall specify his two nominees for obtaining benefit

under this Scheme.

(2) Any income derived from the property of this Scheme shall be

utilized only for the objects of this Scheme.

(3) If the total disbursement in any year is more than the fraternal

contribution of the members of the Scheme, the managing

committee shall have rights to utilize, the Corpus-Fund for such

deficiency. It is absolutely made clear that the Corpus Fund of the

Scheme shall always bear a charge for meeting the obligation under

this Scheme.

(4) In the event of any member wishing to relinquish his rights for

obtaining benefit under Clause, he can do so by making and

affidavit and submitting it, to the managing Committee. After

submission of suchAffidavit his rights shall lapse.

If it becomes impossible to carry out the objectives of this Scheme and or the

member of this Scheme in an Extra-Ordinary General Body meeting of the

members of the Scheme, conveyed by the Secretary and attended by the

majority of members enrolled on the Scheme as on the day of the notice,

decide by the votes of 3/4 of the members who attended the meeting, the

Scheme shall stand dissolved subject to ratification by the State Council of

the Gujarat State Branch I.M.A. and another such Extra Ordinary General

Body meeting of the members of the Scheme shall thereupon decide the

final disbursement of the Corpus Fund after, meeting the liabilities and

debts and recovering the assets, keeping in view of the objectives of the

Scheme that is mutual benefit and charitable purpose of the members

concerned this decision taken by the Extra Ordinary General Body Meeting

shall be final, legal and non-negotiable.

XVI. Miscellaneous :

XVII. Dissolution :

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NEWS CLIP

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Ceftaroline fosamil, the prodrug of the active metabolite, ceftaroline, is a

new, broad-spectrum cephalosporin recently approved for the treatment of

acute bacterial skin and skin structure infections (ABSSSIs) and

community-acquired bacterial pneumonia (CABP). Literature has described

it as a fifth generation cephalosporin. Ceftaroline parenteral cephalosporin

with broad-spectrum antibacterial activity in vitro against Gram-positive

bacteria, including methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)

and multidrug resistant Streptococcus pneumoniae and Gram-negative

bacteria, including Haemophilus influenzae and Moraxella catarrhalis, but

not Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Ceftaroline has demonstrated a low potential

for the selection of resistance in vitro for drug-resistant Gram-positive

organisms, including MRSA, as well as for Gram-negative respiratory

pathogens.

Chemical structure:

MOLECULE OF THE MONTHCeftaroline

Spectrum of action:

Ceftaroline is active against pathogens such as S. pneumoniae, S. aureus,

Haemophilus influenzae and Moraxella catarrhalis. It demonstrates

coverage across a broad range of pathogens typically encountered in clinical

practice. Ceftaroline is also very active against common pathogens seen in


ABSSSIs such as S. aureus (methicillin-susceptible S. aureus and

methicillin-resistant S. aureus) and Streptococcus pyogenes.

Mechanism of action of Ceftaroline fosamil is little different from penicillin.

Beta-lactam antibiotics inhibit bacterial peptidoglycan synthesis by binding

the penicillin-binding proteins (PBPs) in the bacterial cell wall. Inhibition of

PBPs leads to irregularities in cell wall structures, such as elongation, lesions,

loss of selective permeability, and eventual cell death and lysis. In particular,

ceftaroline can effectively bind to and inhibit PBP-2a, the type of PBP

produced by methicillin-resistant S. aureus (MRSA) and not well inhibited

by other antibiotics currently in clinical use.

Ceftaroline exhibits dose-proportional pharmacokinetics following

intravenous (iv) administration similar to other renally excreted

cephalosporins. Elderly patients greater than or equal to 65 years of age are

more likely to have decreased renal function. So care should be taken in dose

selection in this age group as in younger patients with impaired renal

function.

Dosage adjustment is required in patients with moderately (30 to 50 ml/min)

or severely (<30 ml/min) impaired renal function.

Side effects of ceftaroline are diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, constipation,

headache, rash, pruritus, increased transaminases, anemia, eosinophilia,

neutropenia, thrombocytopenia, bradycardia, palpitations, abdominal pain,

fever, hepatitis, hyperglycemia, hyperkalemia, dizziness, convulsion, renal

failure and urticaria.

Ceftaroline fosamil has been classified as pregnancy category B, and has not

been studied in paediatric populations.

Mechanism of action:

Pharmacokinetics:

Adverse effects:

Pregnancy and lactation:

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Dr Prakruti Patel Dr Anuradha Gandhi Dr Chetna Desai

Co ordinators, B. J. Medical College, Ahmedabad


Contraindications and Cautions:

Drug interactions:

Therapeutic indications:

Dosage schedule:

Known serious hypersensitivity to ceftaroline or other members of the

cephalosporin class.

Anaphylaxis and anaphylactoid reactions have been reported with

ceftaroline.

No clinical drug-drug interaction studies have been conducted with

ceftaroline fosamil. In vitro studies in human liver microsomes indicated that

neither ceftaroline fosamil nor ceftaroline inhibits the major cytochrome

P450 isoenzymes. Therefore, neither ceftaroline fosamil nor ceftaroline are

expected to inhibit or induce the clearance of drugs that are metabolized by

these metabolic pathways in a clinically relevant manner.

1. Community-acquired bacterial pneumonia (CABP)

2.Acute bacterial skin and skin structure infections (ABSSSIs).

Ceftaroline fosamil is dosed at 600 mg iv every 12 h over 1 h in adults 18

years of age. Dosage adjustment is necessary in patients with moderate to

severe renal impairment. In patients with moderate renal impairment (CLCR

>30–50 mL/min), the dosage should be reduced to 400 mg iv (over 1 h) every

12 h. Patients suffering from severe renal impairment (CLCR 15–30 mL/min)

should have the dose reduced to 300 mg iv (over 1 h) every 12 h. For patients

with end-stage renal disease, including those on haemodialysis, the dose

should be further reduced to 200 mg iv (over 1 h) every 12 h.

Approved by CDSCO in 2016

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Annual conference -Confederation of Medical Associations ofAsia and Oceania -(CMAAO) - Thailand

P.P.S. Zonal Educative Seminar - Surat Branch

Young Doctors’ Wing - Vadodara BranchDignostic Camp - Mehsana Branch

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Assault on Doctors - Meeting with Authority... Smimmer Medical College, Surat Orientation Workshop on Quality in Service - Bhavnagar Branch

P.P.S. Zonal Educative Seminar - Ahmedabad BranchP.P.S. Zonal Educative Seminar - Navsari Branch

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CME - Bilimora BranchSudoku Competition - Surat Branch

IMA GSB President's Visit - Dhoraji BranchCME on Paediatric diseases - Jamnagar Branch

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CME - Morbi Branch

CME - CGP - Ahmedabad Branch Public awareness programme - Bhavnagar Branch

Dignostic Camp - Thangadh Chotila Branch

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The issue of amendments in PC & PNDT Act also has been the demand of IMA.

On IMA's effort, an inter Ministerial Committee is looking into these

amendments. IMAis also fighting these issues in Central Supervisory Board.

IMA is happy to note that IRIA is also taking up these issues in the form of an

agitation starting today.

IMA fully support IRIA on the following demands:-

1. Clerical errors in Form F/not wearing of apron/non display of notice

board/not keeping hand book on PC & PNDTAct should not be equated with

Sex Determination and Criminal offence.

2. Punishment should be graded (in line with the offence).

3. There should standardize implementation of PC & PNDTAct throughout the

country.

4. Ultrasound machines should not be sealed and medical registration of

Radiologists should not be cancelled/suspended on minor clerical errors.

5. The Gazette Notification dated 5th June, 2012 regarding restriction to

Radiologists for visiting more than two Ultrasound Centers in a

district/intimation of change of Radiologist and Equipment one month in

advance should be de-notified or suitably amended.

6. Renewal of PC & PNDT Registration should not be denied until and unless

case is proved in the court of law.

7. Court cases against doctors using Ultrasound Machine for minor clerical

errors in Form F/not wearing of apron/non display of notice board/not

keeping hand book on PC & PNDTAct should be reviewed/withdrawn.

In addition IMA is also fighting for

1) Non Pelvic Ultrasonoloigsts, with an undertaking that they are not doing any

ante natal work, be kept out of PC & PNDTAct.

2) Non Radiologists ultrasound Machine Users in future to have six months

training in IMA/IRIAapproved or of repute training institute.

3) Those who are already registered under PC & PNDTAct to get re-registration

without retraining.

( Dr .S. S.Agarwal ) ( Dr . K. K. Aggarwal )

(Dr.Atul D. Pandya) (Dr. Jitendra N. Patel)

IMA News

Medical check up camp - Himatnagar Branch

Installation Ceremony - Ahmedabad Branch

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Indian Medical association has request the media reports and w riters not to prefix

“Dr” in front of people w'ho do not possess valid recognised medical degree. It

defame the medical profession and brings a bad image of the modern doctor on

front of public eyes, said Dr SSAganwal President and Dr KKAggarwal Honorary

sec re tar)' general IMA.

“A quack is not a doctor and no reporter or rightcr should prefix Dr in front of a

quacks name. It hurts and defames the medical professions” said DrAggarwxd.

Recently a quack Santosh Pol has been named by the media “Dr Death” who

admitted to have killed at least six people, including four women between 2003

and 2016 at Wai, a sleepy Maharashtrian town.

He is not a doctor and is not qualified to prescribe allopathic medicines. He has a

degree in electropath homeopathy (BEHS) and according to the Maharashtra

Medical Council, doctors w ho hold degrees in alternate medicines cannot practice

allopathy medicine and technically they are known as quacks.

1. MCI Ethics Committee: “Doctor” may be used by the registered medical

practitioners in the modern medicine, Ayurveda, Homeopathy and Unani. No

other group of workers in the field of medical profession whether nursing or

para medical staff should use the title “Doctor”. The said recommendation of

the Ethics C ommittee were adopted by the Executive Committee of the

Council at its meeting held on 19.04.2003 wherein the Executive Committee

further recommended that the same should be placed before the General Body

of the Council lor a policy decision thereon. The General Body of the Council

at its meeting held on 20.10.2003 decided that a legal opinion should be sought

on the matter. Accordingly, the legal opinion was furnishedby the Learned

Counsel of the Council on 03.02.2004, wTerein amongst other things it was

brought out that the official stand of the Medical Council of India is correctly

depicted by the decision taken by the Ethics Committee and approved by the

General Body of the Council.

2. This was based on the basis of the provisions of Indian Medical DegreesAct of

1916 which clearly shows that the basic purpose of the said enactment was to

IMA Released a Few of the Government Documents as to Who Can

Write the Word Dr in Front of his or her Name

“Media Requested not to Prefix Dr in Front of a

Quack while Reporting or Creating Headlines"

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ensure that certain persons are not permitted to pose to the public as

possessing qualifications in medicine and surgery which they do not possess.

The main focus is with reference to Section 6A of the Act wherein it has been

clearly laid down that it is not permissible for any person to add to his name

any title, description, letter or abbreviation which imply that he holds degree,

diploma, licence or certificate as his qualification to practice any system of

medicine unless and until he actually holds such degrees, diploma or

certificate. [No.MCT5(3)/2008' Med./MEDICAL COUNCIL OF INDIA

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 25thAugust, 2008.

3. Government of India Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (Research Desk),

Nirman bhavan, New Delhi Dated , the 25th November, 2003:

....''Government constituted a 'Standing Committee of Experts' under the

Chairmanship of Director General, Indian Council of Medical Research and

members were drawn from various fields of medicine to consider & give its

recommendations to the Government on the efficacy / merits of various

streams of alternative medicine and also examine feasibility of making

legislation as suggested by the Hon'ble Court. The Committee developed

essential & desirable criteria for grant of recognition to a new stream of

medicine and analyzed the different streams of 'Alternative medicine viz,

Ayurveda, Siddha Unani, Homeopathy, Yoga & Neuropathy, Electropathy /

Electro Homeopathy, Acupuncture, magneto therapy, Reiki, Reflexology,

Urine Therapy/ Autourine Therapy, Hypnotherapy, Aroma therapy, colour

Therapy, Prank Healing, Gems & Stone Therapy and Music Therapy. The

Committee did not recommend recognition of any of these alternative

medicines except the already recognised traditional systems ol medicines,

viz, Ayurveda, Siddha. Unani, Homeopathy and Yoga & Naturopathy which

were found to fulfill the essential desirable criteria developed by the

Committee for recognition of a system of medicine. The Committee has,

however, recommended that certain practices as Acupuncture and

Hypnotherapy which qualified as modes of therapy could be allowed to be

practiced by registered practitioners or appropriately mined personnel. The

Committee further suggested that all those systems of Medicine not

recognized as separate Systems should not be allowed to continue full time

Bachelor and Master's degree courses and the term “Doctor” should be used

only by practitioners of Systems of medicine recognized by the Government

of India. Those considered as mode of therapy can be conducted as certificate

courses for registered medical practitioners whether modern medicine of


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Indian Systems of Medicine and Homeopathy. After carefully examining the

various recommendations of the Committee, the Government accepted these

recommendations of the Committee. Accordingly, it is requested that the

State/UT Govt, may give wide publicity to the decision of the Govt. They may

also ensure that institutions under the State/UT do not grant any degree/diploma

in the stream of medicine which have not been recommended for recognition

and the term 'Doctors' is used by practitioners of recognized systems of

medicine.

4. DO letter dated 13.05.2008 from Dr SC Goyal DGHS, Nirman Bhavan and a

report of the Subcommittee appointed by the Supreme Court with regard to

Paramedical and Physiotherapy Central Council Bill - 2007 answers the same.


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1. Noise has a lot of ill effects on our health and it is the leading cause for

permanent deafness.

2. Noise is a silent killer and affects all systems especially central nervous,

cardiovascular, endocrine and immune systems.

3. Decibel (dB) is the unit of sound intensity. Zero dB is the minimum hearing

capacity of a healthy person in Noise free environment. Every 10 dB is 10

times more powerful.

4. Exposure to sounds above 80 dB for even shorter periods have serious effects

on our health.

5. Traffic sounds are a major source of noise in Indian cities (90 to 120 dB).

6. Use of loudspeakers in public places after 10 pm and before 6 am is illegal.

7. DJs and cinemas have a noise level of 110 to 120 dB and limit your exposure

to less than 2 hours in a week. Please note that even this much period is

harmful to young children and pregnant ladies.

8. Staying away for intervals of 5 to 10 minutes from very noisy situations

reduces the ill effects of noise to a great extent.

9. Use of ear plugs or muffler is highly recommended in very noisy situations, it

will reduce the sound exposure by 15 to 20 dB.

10. Participate actively in the IMA Safe Sound Initiative for a better, healthy in

India.

IMA Safe Sound Points

1. Doctors and technicians were assaulted early hours of 6th September

2. IMA learnt about it at 8.30 am. Team IMA reached the premises at 9 am,

met the authorities and conveyed their concern and oblige protest.

Team IMA assured JDA (Junior Doctors Association) about their whole

hearted support.

3. IMA office bearers talked immediately to DCP Shri Rakesh Barot and

insisted to lodge IPC 332, 186 and according to Gujarat Medicare act and

within 1/2 hour ,this was supplemented in FIR.

4. After meeting with victims, team IMA helped to make statements of

each victim to strengthen the FIR.

5. The team visited the victims and assured them full support. Had

meeting with three deputy comm of SMC as well as Dean and Supdt and

apprised them about the situation and concerns of members of JDA. JDA

proposals were put forward by JDA office bearers and supported by

team IMA.

6. Team IMA alongwith JDA and teachers staff met Comm of SMC, Shri

Torawane and apprised him of the demands. The meeting concluded

with all demands met by comm except immediate arrest of culprits. The

comm assured the house of doing the needful.

6. Comm conveyed the feelings of JDA, TEAM IMA to CP, SURAT Shri Bhatia.

On 9th. Team IMA meets Collector alongwith JDA. 17 culprits arrested

and booked under various penal codes including 2012 ACT. STRIKE

CALLED OFF

7. Comm. and Dean, Team JDA thanked team IMA for their positive role in

the whole episode.

8. Team IMA thanked all parties concerned for a positive outcome to the

whole episode.

The chronology of events of strike at SMIMER and role of IMA, SURAT

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SEPTEMBER-2016 / MONTHLY NEWS I.M.A.G.S.B. NEWS BULLETIN

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Two radiologists were sentenced to one-year imprisonment for lapses in

maintaining record under various provisions of the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal

Diagnostic Techniques (Regulation and Prevention of Misuse) Act, 1994,

amended in 2002, just five days after the fraternity's nationwide strike demanding

decriminalization of minor mistakes in paper work was withdrawn.

First class judicial magistrate Gajanan Nandanwar awarded the jail term to

radiologists Viren Kulkarni and Rajesh Kankal under various provisions of the

act. Nadanwar also told Kulkarni and Kankal to pay fines of Rs16,000 and

Rs18,000 each, failing which they would have to undergo imprisonment of 10

more days.

After the sentence, Kulkarni said, "I sought the bail soon after the conviction. The

court has allowed me to go in appeal in the higher court. Barring sonography test, I

can render other radiological services. The conviction is only for minor paper

work-related mistakes and not for sex determination. The court also observed

this."

The convicted radiologists have been practising in Pune for more than 15 years. A

criminal case was registered against Kulkarni and Kankale, running Ankur

Diagnostic Centre on Kharadi Bypass, in October 2011. Health officials of the

Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) had found several lapses at the facility during

routine inspection.

"This is the third conviction under the PCPNDT Act in Pune city since 2011. For

the first time, two radiologists were found guilty and sentenced to one-year

imprisonment," said Vaishali Jadhav, the appropriate authority (AA) entrusted to

ensure effective enforcement of the act in Pune city.

"It only proves that finding evidence and following all procedures laid down under

the PCPNDTAct are extremely important for an appropriate authority to bring the

erring person to justice," she added.

The lapses in record-keeping included not maintaining the mandatory Form F in

the prescribed format, missing signature of radiologists on Form F and declaration

form, indication of sonography test not mentioned on the Form F and non-

maintenance of register at the centre - mandatory to record details of pregnant

women.

"During our inspection carried out at the Ankur Diagnostic Centre on October 18,

2011, we found that the mandatory Form F was not maintained in the prescribed

format, signatures of radiologists were not put on the Form F and also on

declaration form, patients' and referral doctors' detailed addresses were not

mentioned," said Jadhav, who spearheaded the inspection and filed criminal cases

against the doctors.

When Kulkarni pleaded before the court that he be acquitted as he had not

performed female foeticide and was the sole breadwinner of his family, the court

said he had been found guilty and that he could argue only about the quantum of

punishment.

"Both the accused did not even bother about appending their respective signatures

on vital documents like Form F and sonography report. These show the

perfunctory attitude of the accused towards the act," the judgment order states.

Section 4 (3) of the PCPNDTAct says if anybody is found maintaining incomplete

records then it shall be presumed that the person has violated sections 5 and 6 of the

act. The violation would attract punishment under section 23 of the act, amounting

to rigorous imprisonment up to three years and fine up to Rs10,000.

The court ordered the doctors to surrender the sonography machine and asked

civic officials to organize an auction calling registered sonography centres to bid.

The money thus collected shall be deposited in the government treasury.

Two radiologists get jail for PCPNDT Act breach

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Report of Orientation Workshop on Quality in Healthcare Services, IMA Bhavnagar

IMA-GSB along with Department of Health and Family Welfare had organized

Orientation Workshop on Quality in Healthcare Services hosted by Sir T Hospital,

Government Medical College, Bhavnagar and IMA Bhavnagar on 4-9-2016. Total

Registration for the workshop was 550.

Dean Dr. Vikas Sinha, welcomed all Dignitary namely Dr. J. L. Meena, Gandhinagar,

Air Marshal, Dr. Pawan Kapoor, Dr. K. K. Kalra, CEO, NABH and Dr. J. N. Shrivastav,

Adviser, QI, NHSRC and State Vice President Dr. G. L. Patel, IMA GSB State Secretary,

Dr. J. N. Patel, PPS Director, Dr. Bipinbhai Patel.

State Vice President Dr. G. L. Patel, IMA GSB State Secretary, Dr. J. N. Patel

Emphasized on IMA Hospital Board and informaed all regarding Gujarat Chapter of

Hospital Board of India, which will help IMA Members for Accreditation.

Dr. Bipinbhai Patel, PPS, Director had thrown light of value of team work in routine

healthcare practice as well as quality improvement and encouraged nursing staff and

paramedical staff for their work at health care facility.

Dr. Bharatbhai Trivedi, Chairman, Bhavnagar Medical Association declared that

IMA Bhavnagar will help their members by all means to apply for Entry Level NABH

accreditation.

Medical Superintendent Dr. M. P. Sings Sir had also given his blessings to the

workshop.

Dr. J. L. Meena, SQAMO, Gujarat has given insight in to Gujarat scenario of quality

in healthcare and also shared his experience of how change in quality can improve

patient care.

Air Marshal Dr. Pawan Kapoor has explained regarding need of quality in very lucid

manner and explained us how poor quality is affeting life of patient coming to healthcare

facility.

Dr. K. K. Kalra, CEO, NABH elaborated on different types of NABH accreditation as

well as different standards, criteria and check point need to be checked during process of

accreditation.

Dr. Chinmay Shah, President IMA explained details of Kayaklp Guideline, score

pattern and steps for participating in IMA Kayaklp award.

Dr. J. N. Shrivastav, Advisor, QI, NHSRC explained regarding National Qulaity

Assurance Standard and also given invitation to all IMA Members to come forward for

process of accreditation.

At last Vote of Thanks was done by Dr. Chinmay Shah, President, IMA Bhavnagar.

OFFICE BEARERS OF 2015-2016

Dr. Atul D. Pandya

Dr. Jignesh C.Shah

Dr. Ghanshyam Patel

Dr. Anil D. Patel

Dr. Paresh P. Golwala

Dr. Vinod Noticewala

Dr. S. S. Vaishya

Ahmedabad

Bhavnagar

Mehsana

Vadodara

Surat

Daman

RajkotPresident

68th REPORT : 2015-2016

Dear Members

It is my great pleasure, pride and privilege to present the Annual

Report of our association for the year 2015-2016

Main activity of our association is continuing medical education. We

try to give latest scientific information to doctors to refresh and update

the scientific knowledge and treat their patients with newer drugs &

modality in modern medicine.

We enroll more life members and other projects sponsored by

Government from time to time.

We pay due attention to implement National health programmes

proposed by Govt. of India in wider interest of our citizens at large.

Our association has keen desire to solve the problems of in-service

doctors, implementation of Biological Waste Management, Assaults on

Doctors, registration of private hospital & nursing home.


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Dr. K. G. Patel

Dr. Mahesh Bhatt

Dr. Bhupesh Chavda

Dr. Kaushik Kadia

Dr. M. R. Kanani

Dr. Rajesh Rohit

Ahmedabad

Vadodara

Surat

Patan

Bhavnagar

Dadranagar

Dr. Vishnu N. Patel

Dr. Rashmi J. Upadhyay

Dr. Pradeep Bhavsar

Dr. Vinod K. Mehta

Dr. M. H. Dalwadi

Dr. Bhaskar Mahajan

Ahmedabad

Rajkot

Gandhinagar

Vadodara

Surat

Ankleshwar

Dr. Bhupendra M. Shah Himatnagar

Ahmedabad Dr. Mangalam Rathod Ahmedabad

Dr. Tushar B. Patel Ahmedabad

Vadodara Dr. I. C. Patel Vadodara

Dr. Paresh Majmudar Vadodara

Surat Dr. Prashant Desai Surat

Dr. Paresh Munshi Surat


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MEMBERS OF CENTRAL WORKING COMMITTEE OF I.M.A. (H.Q.)

Regular Alternative

Dr. Atul D. Pandya Rajkot Dr. Bharat Kakadia Rajkot

Dr. Jitendra N. Patel Ahmedabad Dr. Ashish Bhojak Ahmedabad

Dr. Jitendra B. Patel Ahmedabad Dr. Kirit C. Gadhavi Ahmedabad

Dr. Kirti M. Patel Ahmedabad Dr. Parth M. Desai Ahmedabad

Dr. Mahendra B. Desai Ahmedabad Dr. Parth N. Patel Ahmedabad

Dr. Bipin M. Patel Ahmedabad Dr. Sunil B. Chenwala Ahmedabad

Dr. Dhanesh A. Patel Ahmedabad Dr. Harshad C. Patel Ahmedabad

Dr. Parimal M. Desai Ahmedabad Dr. Divyesh Panchal Ahmedabad

Dr. Ashok D. Kanodia Ahmedabad Dr. Kamlesh B. Saini Ahmedabad

Dr. Pragnesh C. Joshi Surat Dr. Girish Modi Surat

Dr. Pravin G. Patel Surat Surat

Dr. Suresh Amin Vadodara Dr. R. S. Patidar Vadodara

Dr. Mayank J. Bhatt Vadodara Dr. D. K. Sanghavi Vadodara

Dr. Chetan N.Patel Vadodara Dr. Jitendra B. Shah Vadodara

Dr. Anil J. Nayak Mehsana Dr. Shailesh Shah Anand

Dr. J. F. Chaudhary Mehsana Dr. Prakash Gandhi Modasa

Dr. Babubhai J. Patel Unjha Dr. Mukund B. Patel Unjha

Dr. Praful R. Desai Navsari Dr. Rajiv D. Vyas Bardoli

Dr. M. H. Chaudhari Bardoli Dr. Sunil P. Patel Lunawada

Dr. Bharat V. Trivedi Bhavnagar Dr. Vasant B. Kasundra Jasdan

Dr. Jayesh K. Sheth Mahuva Dr. Ashok Thakkar Gandhidham

Dr. M. M. Jadeja Bhavnagar Dr. V. T. Parmar Bhavnagar

Dr. Ghanshyam L. Patel Bhavnagar Dr. Dipesh Bhalani Rajkot

Dr. M. A. Santwani Jamnagar Dr. M. R. Kanani Bhavnagar

Dr. C. S. Jardosh

Central Dr. Rajesh Patel Patan

Dr. Rajnikant H. Patel Kalol

West Dr. Ketan Patel Bhavnagar

Dr. Deepak S. Mehta Rajkot

South Dr. Mayur Bhagat Lunawada

Dr. Vanrajsinh Mahida Bharuch

Kutch Dr. D. P. Singh Gandhidham


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COLLEGE OF GENERAL PRACTITIONERS G.S.B., I.M.A.

Director Dr. Kirit C. Gadhavi Ahmedabad

Hon. Secretary Dr. Vasant B. Patel Ahmedabad

Hon. Jt. Secretary Dr. Balkrishna Rathod Ahmedabad

Members Dr. Abhay Dixit Ahmedabad

Dr. V. T. Parmar Bhavnagar

Dr. Girish Modi Surat

Dr. B. S. Pandav Surat

Dr. Yogesh Lakhmani Nadiad

Dr. Uma Shinde Vadodara

Dr. A. J. Patel Unjha

Dr. Paresh Solanki Deesa

Dr. Paresh Mehta Khedbrahma

Hon. Editor Dr. K. R. Sanghavi Ahmedabad

Hon. Jt. Editor Dr. Harshad C. Patel Ahmedabad

Hon. Secretary Dr. B. I. Patel Ahmedabad

Members Dr. Bhavesh Patel Ahmedabad

Dr. N. H. Vajir Surat

Dr. Kailashben Parikh Vadodara

Dr. Hemant Bhatt Anand

Dr. L. R. Gohil Bharuch

Dr. Chinmay J. Shah Bhavnagar

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SOCIAL SECURITY SCHEME G.S.B., I.M.A.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES, S.S.S.

ZONAL REPRESENTATIVES, S.S.S.

Chairman Dr. Atul D. Pandya Rajkot

Hon. State Secretary Dr. Jitendra N. Patel Ahmedabad

Hon. Secretary Dr. Jitendra B. Patel Ahmedabad

Hon. Jt. Secretary Dr. Kirit A. Gandhi Ahmedabad

Hon. Treasurer Dr. Yogendra S. Modi Ahmedabad

Imm. Past President Dr. Chetan N. Patell Vadodara

PROFESSIONAL PROTECTION SCHEME G.S.B., I.M.A.

President G.S.B. I.M.A. Dr. Atul D. Pandya Rajkot

Hon. State Secretary Dr. Jitendra N. Patel Ahmedabad

Managing Director Dr. Bipin M. Patel Ahmedabad

Joint Director Dr. Parth M. Desai Ahmedabad

Assistant Director Dr. Parimal M. Desai Ahmedabad

Finance Director Dr. Jitendra B. Patel Ahmedabad

Legal Director Dr. Ramesh C. Shah Ahmedabad

Dr. Shailendra N. Vora Ahmedabad Dr. V. T. Parmar Bhavnagar

Dr. Mayank J. Bhatt Vadodara Dr. Lalbhai M. Patel Mehsana

Dr. Nikhilesh H. Vajir Surat Dr. K. M. Gandhi Godhra

Dr. Devendra R. Patel Ahmedabad Dr. Amit Hapani Rajkot

Dr. Siddharth R. Nayak Vaododara Dr. Rajendra H. Jain Mehsana

Dr. Jay P. Gupta Surat Dr. Nimesh J. Desai Valsad

Dr. K. J. Ganatra Kutch-Bhuj


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Ahmedabad Zone Dr. Kirti M. Patel Ahmedabad

Dr. Yogendra S. Modi Ahmedabad

Dr. Shailendra N. Vora Ahmedabad

Dr. Ashok D. Kanodia Ahmedabad

Dr. Mehul J. Shah Ahmedabad

West Zone Dr. Bharat V. Trivedi Bhavnagar

Dr. Ketan Patel Bhavnagar

Dr. Manhar Korvadia Rajkot

Central Zone Dr. Anil J. Nayak Mehsana

Dr. Lalbhai M. Patel Mehsana

Dr. Natvarbhai Patel Himmatnagar

Dr. Nikunj Dave Idar

Vadodara Zone Dr. Chetan N. Patel Vadodara

Surat Zone Dr. Brijesh Patel Surat

South Zone Dr. Praful R. Desai Navsari

ZONAL DIRECTORS

Bhuj-Kutch

Dr. Ashesh Patel

Dr. Kumud Patel

Dr. Pinakin Patel

Dr. Laxman Patel


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Year Annual Life Member Total No. Total

enrolled of L.M.

Membership

2015-2016 29 812 24728 25540

Total : 115 Branch

Dr. Jagdish N. Patel (Vadodara)

"Safety issues in health

care”

Dr. Nitin J. Tolia (Rajkot)

"Tryst with Cancer”

has been selected for the oration to

deliver during GIMACON-2015 at Vadodara on

has been selected for the oration to deliver

during GIMACON-2016 at Rajkot on

27-12-2015 Dr. Atul D. Pandya; President IMA GSB attended meeting of

Interactive discussion on Health Care policy in Gujarat at

Ahmedabad.

21-02-2016 Dr. Atul D. Pandya, President IMA GSB, Dr. Jitendra N. Patel,

Hon. State Secretary, Dr. Kirit C. Ghadhavi, Director, College

of G.P. Dr. Devendra R. Patel, Hon. Treasurer IMA GSB, and

Dr. Vasant B. Patel, Hon. Secretary IMA College of G.P.

attended Inauguration Function of IMA College of General

Practitioner at Vadodara.

21-02-2016 Dr. Jitendra N. Patel, Hon. State Secretary, IMA GSB,

attended the Price Distribution Ceremony of North Gujarat

Cricket Tournament at Deesa.


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Dr. Bipin M. Patel, Director, P.P.S. G.S.B. I.M.A. attended

meeting of State Task Force for Immunization committee at

Gandhinagar.

Dr Atul Pandya, President IMA GSB felicitated Dr. Sushil

Karia senior urologist for his social services rendered at

emote areas of Nagaland. (West zone urology society

rganized operative camp.)

Dr Atul Pandya: Felicitated Dr Atul Badiyani for performing

24 free surgeries in one day at Ranchhoddas Bapu eye

ospital.

Dr Atul Pandya, President IMA GSB launched Anti

malnourishment programme for Vidhansabha 69 and

elicitated Dr. S. T. Hemani (senior surgeon) with life time

chievement award at Rajkot IMA at the installation

eremony.

Dr. Atul D. Pandya, President IMA GSB, Dr. Bharat Kakadia,

Dr. Rajguru and Dr. V.B. Kasundra visited the Amreli Branch.

Dr. Atul D. Pandya, President IMA GSB, visited the Morbi

ranch.

Dr. Atul D. Pandya, President IMA GSB, visited the Veraval

ranch.

Dr. Atul D. Pandya, President IMA GSB visited the Jetpur

ranch and informed the members about all the activities

arried out by him and whole body of IMA GSB. They gave

ll the details of GIMACON-2016.

Dr. Atul D. Pandya, President IMA GSB visited the

urendranagar Branch.

Dr. Atul D. Pandya, President IMA-GSB and

Dr. Jitendra N. Patel; Hon. State Secretary IMA-GSB visited

he Indian Medical Association, Surat regarding CME on

urat Chapter Initiative, (HBI) Hospital Board of India-IMA

Hqs. at Surat.


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17-07-2016 Dr. Atul D. Pandya, President IMA-GSB and

Dr. Jitendra N. Patel; Hon. State Secretary IMA-GSB visited

the Hospital Board of India, Vadodara Chapter (HBI VC) at

Vadodara.

24-07-2016 Dr. Atul D. Pandya, President IMA GSB visited the Jamnagar

Branch.

27-07-2016 Dr. Atul D. Pandya, President IMA GSB visited the Botad

Branch.

10-08-2016 Dr. Atul D. Pandya, President IMA GSB, Dr. Jitendra N. Patel,

Hon. State Secretary IMA GSB, Dr. Shailendra N. Vora, Hon.

Joint Secretary, IMA GSB, Dr. Nitin Vora, Dr. Anil J. Nayak,

Dr. Kirti M. Patel, Chairman IMA NSSS, Dr. Yogendra S. Modi,

Hon. Secretary SSS IMA GSB, Dr. Jignesh C. Shah, Vice

President IMA GSB, Dr. Brijan Choksi, President AMA, Dr.

Ashok D. Kanodia, Hon. Secretary AMA and Dr. Mehul J.

Shah.

They visited Chief Minister, Deputy Chief Minister, Health

Minister and other Ministers to greet them for excellent

performance for their upcoming tenure of Govt. of Gujarat.


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CMEs through IMACGP on Pediatric Skin Care and other diseases

Bhavnagar Branch 25 June, 2016

Rajkot Branch 26 June, 2016

Surat Branch 10 July, 2016

Jamnagar Branch 24 July, 2016

Vadodara Branch 21 August, 2016

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Ahmedabad Branch 3 July, 2016rd

The following members have been declared elected as President & Six Vice

Presidents of our State Branch for the year 2016-2017.

1. PRESIDENT

2. VICE-PRESIDENTS

DR. YOGENDRA S. MODI AHMEDABAD

1. AHMEDABAD ZONE DR. PANKAJ K. SHETH AHMEDABAD

2. VADODARA ZONE DR. VINOD K. MEHTA VADODARA

3. SURAT ZONE DR. NAVIN D. PATEL SURAT

4. WEST ZONE DR. M.K. KORWADIA RAJKOT

5. CENTRAL ZONE DR. PRADIP BHAVSAR GANDHINAGAR

6. SOUTH ZONE DR. S.S. VAISHYA DAMAN

91 ALL INDIA MEDICAL CONFERENCE.ST

91 All India Medical Conference (IMANATCON-2016) will be held at

Hotel Radisson Blu, Amritsar, Punjab on 27 & 28 December, 2016

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The 67 Gujarat State Annual Medical Conference was hosted by I.M.A.

Vadodara Branch. The hospitality including food, accommodation and

transport was unparalleled. The Scientific programme, the pre-conference

C.M.E. and Medi-Quiz were both informative and entertaining. In all nearly

713 delegates participated in the conference. The honour of task of

organizing such a well organized conference was very well shouldered by the

organizing chairman & secretary

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List showing the names of the members for the State Trophy/Prizes to be awarded at the

time of Inaugural Function of 67th Gujarat Annual Medical Conference (GIMACON'2015)

to be held on 28/11/2015 at 5-00 p.m. at VADODARA

1. DR. P. R. TRIVEDI ORATION TROPHY 2014-2015

DR. JAGDISH N. PATEL (VADODARA)

SUBJECT: "SAFETY ISSUES IN HEALTH CARE”

2. DR. P. R. TRIVEDI ROTATING TROPHY

I.M.A. ANAND BRANCH

3. DR. P. R. TRIVEDI FOUNDATION AWARD (BRANCH)

I.M.A. UNJHA BRANCH

4. DR. P. R. TRIVEDI FOUNDATION AWARD (INDIVIDUAL)

DR. DAHYABHAI B. PATEL (VISNAGAR)

5. DR. SHOBHNABEN A. SHAH ROTATING TROPHY (CONSULTANT)

DR. PARUL VADGAMA (SURAT)

6. DR. J. R. JAJU TROPHY

I.M.A. JETPUR BRANCH

7. DR. K. J. NATHWANI SOCIO MEDICAL AWARD

DR. VINOD C. SHAH (SURAT)

8. DR. A. P. SHUKLA COMMUNITY ACTIVITY AWARD

I.M.A. MORBI BRANCH

9. MEMBERSHIP DRIVE TROPHY

1 TO 25 I.M.A. BRANCH ANUMALA

26 TO 100 I.M.A. BRANCH LUNAWADA

101 TO 250 I.M.A. BRANCH BARDOLI

251 AND ABOVE I.M.A. BRANCH GANDHINAGAR

10. PRIZE PAPER ESSAY COMPETITION DR. ABHAY S. DIKSHIT (AHMEDABAD)

SUBJECT: “CHANGING SCENARIO OF INFECTIONS IN INDIA”

11. BEST ARTICLE IN GMJ: DR. SWETA PARIKH

SUBJECT: “PREMENSTRUAL DYSPHORIC DISORDER IN ADOLESCENT GIRLS INWESTERN INDIA”

12. MEDALS TO M.B.,B.S. STUDENTS 2014-2015

GUJARAT UNIVERSITY

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY MEHTA ADITYA DHARMESHBHAI

M S UNIVERSITY

SOUTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY


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13. DR. K. J. GANATRA ROTATING TROPHY FOR OPHTHALMOLOGIST

DR. KIRTI B. CHUDASMA (JAMNAGAR)

14. DR. DAMYANTIBEN K. GANATRA ROTATING TROPHY FOR GYNEC & OBST.

DR. VANDANA PATEL (VADODARA)

15. DR. B. T. TRIVEDI BEST COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD FOR BRANCH.

I.M.A. VADODARA BRNACH

16. DR. Y. T. PATEL BEST RURAL COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD FOR BRANCH.

I.M.A. IDAR BRANCH

17. DR. V.G.KARIA BEST CLINIC AWARD (G.P)

DR. YATISH LAPSIWALA (SURAT)

18. DR. KEYUR PARIKH SENIOR CITIZENS FOUNDATION OR PROJECT

I.M.A AHMADABAD BRANCH

19. RITA PARIKH WIDOWS FOUNDATION OR PROJECT

I.M.A. PALANPUR BRANCH

20. LATE DR. MOTIBHAI D. CHAUDHARI AWARD FOR FINAL M.B.B.S. STUDENT

(ALL UNIVERSITY OF GUJARAT)

GUJARAT UNIVERSITY

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY MEHTA ADITYA DHARMESHBHAI

M.S.UNIVERSITY SHAH RUCHI JAYESHBHAI

SOUTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY

BHAVNAGAR UNIVERSITY SHAH SHIVANI GIRISHCHANDRA

SARDAR PATEL UNIVERSITY

SUMANDEEP UNIVERSITY

HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJ. UNI.

KUTCHH UNIVERSITY

21. LATE PADMASHREE DR. V. C. PATEL SCIENTIFIC LECTURE

DR. ANISH CHANDARANA (AHMEDABAD)

22. MEMENTO TO OUTGOING PRESIDENT DR. CHETAN N. PATEL, VADODARA

23. MEMENTO TO ORGANIZING SECRETARY GIMACON-2014 IMA AHMEDABAD

BRANCH.

DR. KAMLESH B. SAINI; ORGANIZING SECRETARY

(Dr. Jitendra N. Patel)

Hon. State Secretary, G.S.B. I.M.A.


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We hope, you have found the articles in our Gujarat Medical

Journal (GMJ) issues very useful and interesting. We have taken

utmost care to maintain our established standards and norms. It was

our Endeavour to make GMJ the front runner medical journal in the

country. For decades, our members do research work in Gujarat and

they furnish data and information in the form of research papers. Like

that GMJ provides them an important platform. Now our GMJ has

became an Indexed Journal and so an original article, case report or

letter to the editor published in GM] accordingly provides earning of

credit hours to the author. However, because of some technical

reasons we could publish only one issue of GMJ till this date but we are

hopeful to publish second issue in November or December 2016.

We thank all those esteemed learned colleagues for their

contribution and work. To us, they are not only doing research work but

they are serving the society also. Our learned and experienced

referees and reviewers are very strict and vigilant in selection of

articles. We are thankful to them all for helping us in maintaining our

laid down standards.

While selecting the articles, we were conscious to see that the articles

cater the need and interest of practitioners of all the specialties.

We thank President GSB IMA Dr. Atulbhai Pandya and state

Hon. secretary Dr. Jitendra N. Patel for their useful guidance and

special interest in publication of GMJ issues. We are also thankful to

our past presidents Dr. Kirtibhai Patel and Dr. Mahendrabhai Desai for

their help and guidance.

With regards,


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We have great pleasure in presenting annual report before you for the

year 2015-2016.

Year 2015-2016 Total - 1995

We have added (1) new life member during this year.

Vadodara Branch of Indian Medical Association had successfully

organized C.M.E. programme in collaboration with the College of G.P.

G.S.B. I.M.A. from 21-02-2016 to 28-02-2016 at Conference Hall,

Kashiba Children Hospital, Karelibaug, Vadodara.

The inauguration function was attended by Dr. Atul D. Pandya,

President IMA GSB, Dr. Jitendra N. Patel, Hon. State Secretary, Dr. Kirit C.

Ghadhavi, Director, College of G.P., Dr. Devendra R. Patel, Hon. Treasurer

IMA GSB, Dr. Vasant B. Patel, Hon. Secretary IMA College of G.P. and Dr.

Hasmukh Shah, Asst. Hon. Secretary, Vadodara sub chapter were

present in inauguration function. The programme was well attended by

40 Doctors. Total 14 lectures were taken by specialist/Consultant.

Ahmedabad Medical Association organized CME programme in

collaboration with College of G.P. Gujarat State branch, IMA on

11-09-2016 at AMA Premises at Ahmedabad.

The function was attended by Dr. Kirit C. Gadhavi; Director of

College of G.P. Dr. Devendra R. Patel Treasurer IMA GSB, Dr. Vasant B.

Patel, Hon. Secretary and Dr. Balkrishna Rathod, Hon. Joint Secretary.

Programme is well attended by 100 Doctors of AMA Branch.

Speakers Dr. Jaswantsing Darbar, Dr. Yogesh Harwani shared their views

on Technology tools in medical practice and Management of Acute

Pancreatitis – What is New ?


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(Reported by Dr. Kirit C. Gadhavi; Director and Dr. Vasant Pate; Hon. Secretary

Dr. Balkrishna Rathod; Hon. Jt. Secretary)

(Reported by Dr. Navnit K. Patel; Chairman, Dr. Abhay S. Dikshit; Hon. Secretary,

Dr. Bharat J. Shah; Vice Chairman, Dr. Uday Patel; Treasurer)

We are privileged to present this report of the Health Scheme, IMA GSB. As you are

aware that the basic motto of our scheme is to assist financially to the member at the

occasion of his / her and / or his / her spouse illness.

Actual Members upto 31-3-2016 4200

Beneficiary Members from 1-4-2015 to 31-3-2016 89

Amount given as benefit to 89 beneficiary members

from 1-4-2015 to 31-3-2016 1,51,54,212


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HEALTH SCHEME; I.M.A.G.S.B.

FAMILY WELFARE PLANNING CENTRE ACTIVITY(URBAN PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRES)

Respected Members,

Gujarat State Branch, Indian Medical Association runs ‘Urban Primary Health Centres’

in different wards of Ahmedabad and such centres also in Rajkot, Rander, Junagadh,

Khambhat & Surat.

The Centres in Ahmedabad City work according to NUHM (National Urban Health

Mission) project under the guidance and supervision of Family Welfare Officer & Nodal

officer Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation. The activities mentioned below are done in all

these centres on regular basis.

A daily medical O.P.D. in morning and afternoon session. The table below shows the

number of cases seen in the O.P.D., centre wise.

(1) Ambawadi (Jamalpur) 11388 5424 16812

(2) Behrampura (Sardarnagar) 20142 5391 26523

(3) Bapunagar (Potalia) 22539 7346 29885

(4) Dariapur (Isanpur) 3233 1495 8322

(5) Gomtipur (Saijpur) 21232 6001 27233

(6) Khokhra (Amraiwadi) 32841 7293 40134

(7) New Mental (Meghaninagar) 9219 2259 11478

(8) Raikhad (Stadium) 5642 2295 7937

(9) Vadaj (Juna Vadaj) 12764 1470 15234

Immunisation facilities in the Centers on Monday - Wednesday - Friday

Outreach sessions for immunization in the slums where vaccines are given to

mothers & children.

Observing “ Mamta-Day” in Slums where-in registration of antenatal mothers,

vaccination with Inj., T.T., providing them with IFA tablets and Calcium Tablets and

necessary advice is given, mothers meeting & Adolescent Care is also given.

High risk mothers are timely referred and advised for institutional deliveries under

“Chiranjivi Yojna”. Benefits of Janani Suraksha Yojna, Kasturba Poshan Sahay Yojna,

JSSK, etc. are given to the benefeciaries, through these centres.

‘Vitamin A’ supplementation is given to children along with deworming, biannually in

the month of February & August.

Treatment for Sexually transmitted Diseases and suspected cases of leprosy, TB and

Cancer are referred.

Family Planning Services, which includes copper-T insertion; distribution of condoms

& oral contraceptive pills.

Beneficiaries for Tubal ligation & Vasectomy are provided free of cost operations.

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Basic laboratory facilities are also provided in these centres like Haemoglobin

estimation, Blood grouping, Random Blood sugar, Hb Electrophoresis for

diagnosing Thalessemia, Urine Albumin, Sugar, HIV Test and Blood Test for

Malaria Parasite detection.

Intra domestic house to house survey done during the year 2015 - 2016 twice a

month covering the whole area under UPHC

Pulse-Polio Immunization rounds for migratory population were done during the

following periods.

(1) 26-4-15 to 28-4-15 (2) 21-6-15 to 23-6-15 (3) 29-1-15 to 30-11-15

Under “School Health Programme” from 3 months all the students from standard

1st to 12th of the schools of AMC and private were examined. Also the children of

Balwadi, Aaganwadi, and Children not going to schools were examined.

Pulse-Polio (National Immunisation Day) Programme was done in 2 rounds.

(1) 17-1-2016 to 20-1-2016 (2) 21-2-2016 to 24-2-2016

Medical Camps were conducted in different slum areas of wards

Urban Health Centres are striving hard to implement various Government

schemes for the benefit of public at large.

"Speical Immunisation Week" Under the direction of Government of Gujarat, for

intensification of immunisation of children was done during "Special

Immunisation Week" wherein defaulters were vaccinated as per their age, in the

following weeks.

(I) April-2015 (II) May-2015 (III) June-2015 (IV) July-2015

HBNC Training Asha at Centres.

Vita Round : Aug-2015 & Feb.-2016

Formation & meetings for MAS (Mahila Aarogya Samiti)

Formation & Rogi Kalyan Samiti

Programme regurding Malnutrition of 0-5 Children.

Pulse Polio programme were organised & implemented as per the instructions

from Govt. Our members and all Family Planning Centres participated in this

programme to make it hundred percent successful..

All the Nine Family Planning Centres in Ahmedabad and all over Gujarat had carried

out School Health Checkup & Aanganwadi Checkup programme commencing from

25-11-2015.


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STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF 13 CENTRES RUN BY FAMILY

PLANNING COMMITTEE, INDIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, GUJARAT STATE

BRANCH, FAMILY PLANNING PERFORMANCE FOR THE YEAR 2015-2016

SR. CENTRES NAME STERI- COPPER-T OCP CONDOMSNO. LISATION (Users) (Users)

01. AMBAWADI 322 642 8226 17739002. BEHRAMPURA 294 537 15300 10618003. BAPUNAGAR 456 714 377 18074004. DARIYAPUR 400 500 1230 U 2168 U05. GOMTIPUR 357 477 13169 36207506. KHOKHRA 441 675 2925 14715007. NEW MENTAL 298 458 4523 1385408. RAIKHAD 367 531 11817 16605809. WADAJ 206 846 1584 U 7376 U10. SURAT (Nanpura) 296 606 109 35911. RANDER (SURAT) 304 507 43 25012. JUNAGADH 296 635 500 22513. RAJKOT 375 891 284 U 5520 U


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STATEMENT SHOWING ESTIMATED BUDGET (MAINTENANCE AND

INCENTIVES) OF THE 13 URBAN FAMILY WELFARE CENTRES RUN BY THE

CONVENER F.P. COMMITTEE

I.M.A. GUJARAT STATE BRANCH OF THE YEAR 2015-2016

SR. NO. CENTRES MAINTE- INCENTIVE TOTALNAME NANCE

01. AMBAWADI 3331536-00 450500-00 3782036-00

02. BEHRAMPURA 2792610-00 624000-00 3416610-00

03. BAPUNAGAR 2367198-00 735000-00 3102198-00

04. DARIYAPUR 2890681-00 254000-00 3144681-00

05. KHOKHRA 2420250-00 328000-00 2748250-00

06. NEW MENTAL 3379758-00 735000-00 4114758-00

08. RAIKHAD 3740748-00 354000-00 4094748-00

09. WADAJ 3476459-00 735000-00 4211459-00

10. SURAT 2394773-00 670000-00 3064773-00

11. RANDER (SURAT) 2273709-00 770000-00 3043709-00

12. JUNAGADH 1785783-00 725500-00 2511283-00

13. RAJKOT 2650723-00 612600-00 3263323-00

07. GOMTIPUR 2525253-00 654000-00 3179253-00


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