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2010-Brochure.Pdf INVITATION ORGANIZING COMMITTEE REGISTRATION FEES CHIEF PATRON Before 30/9/10 After 30/9/10 IAPSM Members Rs 700/- Rs 800/- Dear Friends, Swami Ved Bharti Non Members Rs 800/- Rs 900/- Hon’ ble Chancellor Spouse Rs 400/- Rs 500/- HIHT University, Swami Ram Nagar The organizing Committee of the UP & P.G Students* Rs 400/- Rs 500/- PATRON Children (our Guest) Nil Nil Spot Registration - Rs 1000/- UK IAPSM extends a cordial invitation to Shri Vijay Dhasmana *Certificate from the Head of Department will be required. you to participate in its XIII th Annual Hon’ ble Vice Chancellor Cancellation: (with 50% reimbursement) before 30th HIHT University, Swami Ram Nagar sept.2010. Conference of UP & UK State chapter of Dr Vijendra Chauhan Note: In view of the festive season during Oct – Nov 2010, you are requested to kindly make train Dean IAPSM at “Himalayan Institute of reservations at the earliest. ORGANIZING CHAIRMAN cum REGISTRATION FORM Medical Sciences, HIHT University, SECRETARY Name……………………………………..…………… Swami Ram Nagar, Dehradun” during Dr. S.D.Kandpal Designation……………………….……………………. th st Professor & Head, Community Medicine October 30 – 31 , 2010 . Department……………………….………….………… CO-ORGANIZING CHAIRMAN Institute……………………………..…………………. Dr K.S.Negi, Professor Address…………………..…….………..……………... THEME JOINT ORGANIZING SECRETARY Telephone No.……………..………………………….. “STRENGTHENING PUBLIC Dr Jayanti Semwal, Prof (9412008770) Dr Debabrata Roy,Prof (9761376270) E-mail ID ……………………………………………. HEALTH: TRANSLATING IDEAS TREASURER Co-delegate/ Spouse/ Accompanying person……… INTO ACTION” Accomodation: Yes…… .. No……… Dr. A.K.Srivastava, (9456568414) Payment Details This conference presents a remarkable ACCOMODATION COMMITTEE (Please make the DD/ Cash in favour of Dr Vartika Saxena (9627512338) “IAPSMCONUPUK-CHAPTER 2010 ” opportunity for experts from our field to SCIENTIFIC & SOUVENIR payable at State Bank of India, HIHT, Jolly Grant (10580) discuss exchange and share information. COMMITTEE DD No…………………………Date……………… Dr. Rakesh Kakkar , (9927343064) Dr Pradeep Aggarwal (9837215747) Amount…………………………………………..… Dr. S.D.Kandpal REGISTRATION COMMITTEE Name of the Bank: ………………….……………. Organizing Chairman cum Secretary Dr Meenakshi Singh (9458388751) Branch ……………………………………………. Dr Ruchi Juyal (9456315620) [email protected] Date:………………………………………..……… (8057096654) Signature of the Delegate (Photocopy of the form is acceptable) ACCOMODATION VENUE Accommodation will be made available in Himalayan Institute of Medical Sciences, HIHT University Campus, Swami Ram HIHT University, Swami Ram Nagar, Dehradun, Uttarakhand Nagar, Dehradun on first come first serve (www.hihtindia.org) basis. (On payment) Delegates desirous of accommodation should specify in Registration form and contact Reception office on arrival. XIII Annual Conference ABSTRACT SUBMISSION UP & UK Chapter of IAPSM Abstracts (not more than 200 words) to be th st th 30 – 31 Oct’ 2010 submitted by 30 Sep’ 2010 to Conference Secretariat through e-mail to Himalayan Institute of Medical Sciences, [email protected] HIHT University, Swami Ram Nagar, Dehradun, Uttarakhand Abstract should be typed using Times New Infrastructure Roman, point 12. Oral/Poster Presentation The University spreads over 250 acres with should be mentioned. LCD Projector will be all the modern facilities. The HIHT available. University has its own 750 bed multi- Excursions around HIMS: specialty tertiary care hospital for teaching is Dehradun 26 KM away Forest Research and training purpose. Institute, Robber's Cave, Sahasradhara, Tapkeshwar Temple, Rajaji National Park and Location many more. Mussoorie is 55 KM away from our The University is situated in the lush green Vision campus. Places of tourist interest are The Mall, To achieve excellence in education, research, Surkhanda Devi Temple, Nag Tibba, Dhanaulti, valley of Dehradun in Uttarakhand on the and dissemination of knowledge with Kempty Fall, Company Bagh and many more. Rishikesh-Dehradun highway adjacent to the enhanced self awareness for the development Haridwar is 35 KM away from our campus and Dehradun airport. The University is well also offers a rich feast of places of tourist interest of compassionate global intercultural society. connected by road, rail and air. The nearest amidst catchy environment. Har ki Pauri, Chandi Mission devi, Mansa Devi, Vaishno Devi temple, Fun railway station is Doiwala which is 6 To facilitate and nurture an environment for Valley, are a few to be named. Rishikesh is 19 Kilometers away. Other important railheads intellectual enquiry, research, innovation and KM away from our campus and also offers are Haridwar (35 Km) and Dehradun (26 spriritual heritage viz. Chandreshwar temple, commitment to lifelong pursuit of knowledge Lakshman Jhula, Nilkanth Mahadev. Km). The Jolly Grant Airport is situated in and selfless service. the vicinity of HIHT (1 km). .
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