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Awards & Achievements Received by Faculty Members and Residents Of Awards & Achievements Received By Faculty Members And Residents of VMMC and Safdarjung Hospital In the year 2019 DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY 1. Dr Mangala Kohli a. Appointed to represent Project 100 as the Chief Medical Advisor for a period of two years on 23.11.2019. b. Organising Chairman of National Conference of the Anatomical Society of India, NATCON 67 from 17.11.2019 to 20.11.2020 in New Delhi c. National Women Achievers Award, Nari Shakti Samman 2019 by Deep Welfare Organisation. d. conferred with National Health Services Excellence Award by Dr Vishakha Social Welfare Foundation in 15.9.2019 e. IMRF Excellence Award by International Multidisciplinary Research Foundation at IMRF's 112th International Gathering on 29.7.2019 2. Dr Vandana Mehta a) Felicitated by National Board of examinations (NBE) for contribution in various paper setting and validation workshops on 24.12.2019. b) Found special mention in “Honours and Distinctions” of Anatomical Society of India webpage for having Edited First Edition of South Asian Edition of “Snell’s Clinical Anatomy by Regions” published by Wolters Kluwer. 3. Kabir Gupta, student of 1st Prof MBBS won the Anatomy Quiz conducted by Elsevier. DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY 1. Dr Amita Yadav 1. Technical Assessor NABL: Technical Assessor of Biochemistry for National Accreditation Board for Testing & Calibration Laboratories, (A Constituent Board of Quality Council of India). 2. Correponding member of committee - Reference interval and decision limits (C-IRDL)of International Federation of Clincal Chemistry (IFCC- 3. Member of Editorial Board: Indian Journal of Medical Biochemistry (Journal of Association of Medical Biochemist of India) and EC endocrinology and Metabolic Research 4. Resource Faculty at Quality practices and road map towards NABL accreditation as per ISO-15189:2012 at VMMC and safdarjung Hospital from 24-25 July 2019 5. MOHFW international travel grant for attending International conference “IFCC- EFLM EuroMedLab” Barcelona 2019 ,held from 19-23rd May 2019 at CCIB,Barcelona, Spain. 2. Dr Rajni Dawar 1. MOHFW international travel grant for attending and presenting a scientific paper "Haplotype Analysis Of Apolipoprotein A1 Gene Polymorphism For Effect On Serum HDL And Apolipoprotein A1 Levels" in IFCC-EFLM EuroMedLab Barcelona 2019 ,held from 19-23rd May 2019 at CCIB,Barcelona. 3 Dr Surabhi Yadav 1. MOHFW international travel grant for attending International conference “IFCC-EFLM EuroMedLab” Barcelona 2019 ,held from 19-23rd May 2019 at CCIB,Barcelona, Spain. 4. Dr Shilpa Suneja 1. Awarded Membership of National Academy of Medical Sciences (India) in the year 2019 in recognition of significant contribution for the advancement of Medical Sciences (MAMS). 5.Dr. Sukanya Gangopadhyay 1. Awarded membership of National Academy of Medical Sciences, NAMS during 59th Annual Conference of National Academy of Medical Sciences (India) [NAMSCON 2019], held at AIIMS, Bhopal from 11th -13th October 2019. 6. Dr Rohit Kumar- Final year PG Awarded 3rd prize in poster presentation titled “Paraoxonase 1 enzymes and its association with patients of Coronary artery Disease” at ISARCON 2019 at LHMC, New Delhi , 8-10 Nov 2019 . DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY 1. Dr Raj Kapoor, Director Professor and Head, honoured by the Professor K.P. Puthuraya Award for the Best Teacher in Physiology 2019 in the 65th National conference of Association of Physiologists and Pharmacologists of India at Guwahati Medical College, Guwahati, Assam on 28.11.19 by the Honorable Minister of State, Urban Development, Health & Family Welfare (State) Government of Assam, Shri Pijush Hazarika. 2. Dr Renuka Sharma, Director-Professor i. Appointed as Director, National Medical Library, DGHS, 30/9/2019 ii. Invited resource faculty for conduction and training of faculty in Problem Based Learning as a part of International Union of Physiological Sciences project (IUPS) initiative workshop on “Innovative Teaching Methodologies” in SMIMS, Gangtok from 4-7th November 2019. iii. Invited resource faculty for conduction of International workshop on “Update in Medical education” in BLDE University, Bijapur on 4-6th September 2019. iv. Invited lecture on “Ethical issues in pain management ” in CME titled “ Holistic Approach To Pain” held on 21st November 2019, Santosh Medical College , Ghaziabad, in association with UP Medical Council. 3. Dr Manasi Bhattacharjee, Professor i. Invited resource faculty for conduction and training of faculty in “Flipped Classroom Technique” as a part of International Union of Physiological Sciences project (IUPS) initiative workshop on “Innovative Teaching Methodologies” in SMIMS, Gangtok on 4- 7th November 2019. ii. Invited lecture on “Descending pain modulation ” in CME titled “ Holistic Approach To Pain” held on 21st November 2019, Santosh Medical College , Ghaziabad, in association with UP Medical Council. 4. Dr Manpreet Kaur, Assistant Professor- i. Invited resource faculty for conduction and training of faculty in Case Based Learning as a part of International Union of Physiological Sciences project (IUPS) initiative workshop on “Innovative Teaching Methodologies” in SMIMS, Gangtok on 4-7th November 2019. ii. Invited speaker in symposium on ‘Three Decades Of Indian Experience In Laboratory Assessment Of Autonomic Functions’ in 65th Annual National Conference of Association of Physiologist and Pharmacologist of India (APPICON) 2019 at Gauhati Medical College, Guwahati on November 27th- 30th, 2019 iii. Invited speaker in symposium on ‘Advances In Vascular Function Assessment’ in 65th Annual National Conference of Association of Physiologist and Pharmacologist of India (APPICON) 2019 at Gauhati Medical College, Guwahati on November 27th- 30th, 2019 DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY 1. Dr Anjali Sharma Certified as NABH Assessor for Blood Banks and Transfusion services. (BBS-05-098) 2. Kanoje Priyanka Kamlesh, Geeti Khullar, Amit K.Yadav -Won Second prize for poster in First Conference of Asian Society of Dermatopathology - Generalized leukemia cutis as the initial presentation of pre-B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia.. 3. Dr Amit Kumar Yadav – i. Appointed as member of PG board of studies in Pathology at PGIMS, Rohtak under Pt B D Sharma Medical University. ii. Joined as a reviewer in the area of Breast Pathology and Dermatopathology in Indian Journal of Pathology and Microbiology. DEPARTMENT OF PREVENTIVE AND SOCIAL MEDICINE 1. Dr. Jugal Kishore – i. Ambassador for Eldery Care – awarded by Organizing Committee of General Practitioners Conference GPCON 2019 and Wellness Health and Youth have as on 13rd October 2019 ii. Honor for the volunteer of Elderly Care awarded on 28th April 2019 by Former Hon’ble Chief Justice of India. iii. Organizing Chairperson of 4th International Conference on Occupational & Environmental Health at LHMC from 15-17 Feb 2019. iv. Delivered two sessions on Health Issues For Adaptation & Disaster Risk Reduction in a Regional Consultation Workshop – Kolkata, and Ahmedabad, Nov. 2019 by NIDM in collaboration with World Health Organization (WHO). v. Panelist in Panel Discussion on “Jan Janki Jan Aushdhi” of “Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Jan Aushdhi Pariyojna” on 13rd Oct 2019 at Constitutional Club organized by Karuna Foundation vi. Invited lecture- “School Health in India: Current Status and Future Prospects” and also participated in Panel discussion on School Oral Health Program in the workshop on “ School Oral Health: Creating Healthy Smiles for future” for the School Health Scheme Program on 11th Oct.2019 at MAIDS. vii. Invited lecture on “Air Pollution” was delivered in International Symposium on “Disaster Resilience and Green Growth for Sustainable Development” at Constitution Club of India, September, 2019 , organised by Centre for Excellence on Climate Resilience at National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM), New Delhi. viii. Invited Session on Plagiarism in Faculty Development Program on Advancement in Medical and Interdisciplinary Sciences, organized by Jamia Hamdard in Collaboration with UGC HRD Centre, Jamia Millia Islamia, Sept 2019 ix. Invited sessions on Ethics: present and past; ICMR Ethical Guidelines (2017 at ESI Dental College, Rohini, Sept 2019. x. Invited lecture in Foundation Course “Stress Management” for First Year MBBS Students at NDMC Medical College & Hindu Rao Hospital Delhi on 19th August 2019 xi. Invited lecture-in "District Preparedness for Public Health Emergencies Management" June -2019 at NIHFW, New Delhi xii. Expert speaker on Environmental Day 2019 celebration in NCDC on theme “Beat Air pollution” on 7th June 2019 (150) xiii. Invited lecture -Scope of Adolescent Health in India in State Conference on Adolescent and Youth Health Promotion,, April 2019, KIMS, Bangalore. xiv. Chaired Scientific session on “Holistic Approach to Stress Management” in 4th International Conference on Occupational & Enviromental Health at LHMC from 15th Feb 2019 (200). xv. Chaired Scientific Session on “New Advances, Technology in Diagnosis and Management of Occupational Diseases” in 4th International Conference on Occupational & EnviroNmental Health at LHMC on 17th Feb 2019 (200). xvi. Invited lecture -Ice Breaking and Group Dynamic MCI RBCW and Overview on “AETCOM module” in AETCOM workshop, Feb, 2019 at Department of Medical Education MAMC xvii. Invited lecture -“Challenges and Way forward for Integrating Unani Medicine Public Health” in National Conference on Unani Medicine, Feb 2019,Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi. xviii. Invited lecture -Disaster Preparedness Plan With Exercises In Orientation
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