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ISHWM 2019-3.Cdr G U M S M T ISHWMCON 2019 G LEARNIN SERVING International Conference on Healthcare Waste Management, Antimicrobial Resistance & Climate Change 30 Nov - 01 Dec 2019 Organized by Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Sciences & Technology RIICO Institutional Area, Sitapura, Tonk Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan (India) – 302022 and Indian Society of Hospital Waste Management (ISHWM), New Delhi In technical collaboration with: Department of Medical, Health and Family Welfare Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board Govt of Rajasthan Executive Committee, ISHWM President Secretary Treasurer Prof Ashok K Agarwal Prof Sidhartha Satpathy Dr Pawan Kumar Vice President Jt Secretary Editor in Chief Dr K S Baghotia Prof Narendranath V Dr Nand Kumar About the Conference Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Sciences & Technology (MGUMST), Jaipur and Indian Society of Hospital Waste Management (ISHWM), New Delhi are jointly organizing International Conference on Bio Medical Waste Management on 30 Nov – 01 Dec 2019. The theme of the conference focuses on 'Healthcare Waste Management, Antimicrobial Resistance & Climate Change'. Deliberations by eminent speakers from health care establishments, industries, service providers and regulators are scheduled to provide a comprehensive approach to address waste handling procedure, technical, operational, economic and logistical constraints together with the optimization approach to achieve economic and sustainable model. Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Sciences & Technology, Jaipur MGUMST has 1,400 bed teaching hospital, Mahatma Gandhi Hospital and a teaching Dental Hospital. All beds in the "General Ward" are free beds to cater the needs of the general masses of State of Rajasthan especially the poor and the weaker section of the society. MGH also provides adequate clinical teaching material as envisaged by Medical Council of India, Dental Council of India, and Indian Nursing Council. The world - class infrastructure with the state- of- art medical equipment and highly reputed and experienced medical consultants / doctors / paramedical staff of MGH provide clinical support to the faculty of medicine resulting into most efficient teaching in these institutions. Indian Society of Hospital Waste Management- New Delhi ISHWM is a registered National body of experts in healthcare waste management. The ISHWM has been playing a pioneering role in the revision and updation of BMW Management Rules, 2016, working hand in hand with like minded bodies and organizations namely Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Central Pollution Control Board, WHO SEARO and WHO Country Office, Safdarjung Hospital, Indira Gandhi National Open University, Government of NCT of Delhi and various Central and State Government Hospitals. ISHWM has for the first time opened its Karnataka State Chapter in year 2018, followed by AIIMS Rishikesh in 2019. AIIMS New Delhi and AIIMS Rishikesh are Institutional Members of ISHWM. The ISHWM has been active in capacity building and training, research studies and consultancy services, for over 6 years now, in collaboration with aforesaid organizations. Major stakeholders are Government of India, WHO, public health bodies, State Governments, municipal corporations and, Employees State Insurance Corporation, IMA, private nursing homes, central (common) treatment facilities (CTFs), etc. Opportunity: Opportunity is provided for industries, service providers, NGOs, research scholars, students for paper and poster presentations, exhibits to throw light on - P Current and future trends on biomedical waste management P Challenges and opportunities P Ongoing research and development in technology, best possible alternatives for sustainable model in future P Climate resilience and antimicrobial resistance Panel discussion by the hospital administrators and other experts in the area of HWM along with regulators is scheduled. REGISTRATION 1. Fill in the Registration Form, attach necessary document, fee receipt and send to : Conference Secretariat Mahatma Gandhi College of Hospital Administration, Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Sciences & Technology Campus RIICO Institutional Area Sitapura, Tonk Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan (India) – 302022 2. Local Account payees Cheque / DD should be drawn in favor of “INDIAN SOCIETY OF HOSPITAL WASTE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE 2019 “ 3. Bank details for Online payment : Name of the Bank: Indusind Bank Account Name “INDIAN SOCIETY OF HOSPITAL WASTE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE 2019 “ Branch: MALVIYA NAGAR JAIPUR IFSC Code: INDB0000592 Account No - 100076273477 Paytm payment can be made on mobile number 7388745533 of Organising Secretary. DELEGATE FEE EARLY BIRD CATEGOR Y REGULAR SPOT Till 31 Oct 2019 01 Nov 2019 onwards Students 1500/ - 1500/- 2500/- Delegates 4000/- 4500/- 5000/- Member ISHWM 3500/- 4000/- 4500/- Representative from Industries 7500/- 10,000/- 12,000/- Foreign Delegates (SAARC Countries) 75 USD 100 USD 100 USD Foreign Delegates 100 USD 150 USD 150 USD (non SAARC Countries) Call for Papers & Posters: REGISTRATION FORM Poster and Papers are invited from the professionals, industry experts, proponents, academician, research Full Name (In Block Letters) scholars, regulators, consultants, NGOs and service providers on the following themes: Age Gender Future trends in BMW Management Organization / Institution Challenges and opportunities in BMW Management Ongoing research and development in technology for Correspondence Address BMW Management Antimicrobial resistance and Antimicrobial Stewardship Mobile program E-mail Climate change and Carbon foot printing Registration Category Last Date of Abstract submission - 31 Oct 2019 Member ISHWM? Y N Organizing Committee has decided to award prizes to If Yes, Membership No : best paper and poster. Please visit website www.ishwmcon2019.ishwm.org Total Amount Paid for guidelines regarding submission of poster & paper Payment Mode Cheque DD NEFT Cash Transaction Reference No Rates for Advertisement in Souvenir Transaction Date OPTION SIZE COST (Rupees) Quarter Page 3.6" X 4.75" 10,000 Bank & Branch Half Page 7.45" X 4.75" 15,000 Full Page 7.45" X 9.7" 25,000 Inside Front Cover 8.25" X 10.75" 50,000 Inside Back Cover 8.25" X 10.75" 50,000 Back Cover 8.25" X 6.625" 75,000 Date Signature 2 Page Spread 16.25" X 10.75" 1,00,000 PATRON-IN-CHIEF Dr M L Swarankar, Chairperson Emeritus, MGUMST PATRON Department of Medical, Health and Family Welfare, Govt of Rajasthan Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board SMS Medical College and Hospital Dr Vikas Swarankar, Chairperson, MGUMST ADVISORY COMMITTEE Prof Ashok K Agarwal, President, ISHWM Dr M C Misra, Vice Chancellor, MGUMST Dr Sudhir Sachdev, Pro Vice Chancellor, MGUMST Dr K P Tshering, President, KGUMSB, Bhutan Dr G N Saxena, Principal, MGMCH Dr R C Gupta, Medical Superintendent, MGMCH Dr P S Lodha, Treasurer-Trustee, BMCHRC Dr K S Baghotia, Vice President, ISHWM Prof Sidharatha Satpathy, Secretary ISHWM ORGANISING COMMITTEE Chairperson: Maj Gen Subhash Chandra Pareek (Retd), Executive Director, BMCHRC Organising Secretary:Col (Dr) Pramod Kumar, Professor & HOD, Department of Hospital Administration, MGMCH. Co-Organising Secretary: Dr Arvind Vijay, Additional Medical Superintendent, MGMCH Joint Secretary & Treasurer : Dr Subah Pathania, Deputy Medical Superintendent, BMCHRC SCIENTIFIC/SOUVENIR COMMITTEE Dr Munish Kakkar, Professor, Department of Paediatrics, MGMCH, Editor In Chief Dr Pawan Kumar, Treasurer ISHWM Dr Mohit Agarwal, Professor, Department of Microbiology, MGMCH Dr Md Shamsudeen, Chief Hospital Administrator, MGMCH Dr K Raju, Nodal Officer, UNIDO-GEF Project Karnataka Prof Narendranath V, Jt. Secretary ISHWM Dr Ruchi Garg, Assistant Professor, Department of Hospital Administration, MGMCH Prof Ranganath, BIT Bangalore LOGISTICS COMMITTEE CULTURAL COMMITTEE Mr Pradyuman Singh, GM Logistics, MGMCH Mr Virendra Pareek, Director, Marketing, MGMCH. Mr Nand Singh, MGMCH. Dr Sonal Rai, Hospital Manager, BMCHRC Mr Hemant Verma, MGMCH. CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT Mahatma Gandhi College of Hospital Administration, Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Sciences & Technology Campus, RIICO Institutional Area Sitapura, Tonk Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan (India) – 302022 Phone No. : 0141- 2770798, Ext 243, Mobile No: 7073143999 Email: [email protected] Contact Person: Ms. Rashmi Chaudhary About Jaipur The Pink City Places to visit: Amer Fort, Nahargarh Fort, Jaigarh Fort Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Birla Mandir, Moti Dungri Ganesh Temple, Galtaji, Govind Dev Ji Temple. Transportation: International & Domestic Airport, Trains, Buses, Cabs (Uber, Ola and like), City Buses, Autos, Metro. Weather in Jaipur: There are cool breezes along with moderate sunlight in the month of Nov-Dec making it suitable for visitors to go for sightseeing during the day temperatures vary from 21 °C to 8 °C. .
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