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Khyber Medical University “6Th Annual Health Research Conference, 2014” TRANSLATING RESEARCH INTO PRACTICE Khyber Medical University “6th Annual Health Research Conference, 2014” TRANSLATING RESEARCH INTO PRACTICE PROGRAM OUTLINE (Feb 27 to Mar 01, 2015) Pre Conference Day 1: February 27, 2015 (FULL DAY WORKSHOPS) 8:30am-5:30pm Pre Conference Workshops/Postgraduate Courses (PG) PG 1 Video Conference Hall PCR and its application in Diagnostics Prof. Dr. Jawad Ahmad (IBMS KMU) (03 CME Credit Hours) (Director IBMS KMU) PG 2 HALL A Workshop on Systematic Reviews / Dr. ZIa ul Haq / Dr. (KMU Main Campus) Metanalysis Muhammad Naseem (03 CME Credit Hours) (IPH&SS KMU) PG 3 HALL B Health Research: How to do & write? Dr. Muhammad (KMU Main Campus) (03 CME Credit Hours) Marwat (Gomal Medical College, DI Khan) PG 4 HALL C Workshop on Medical Literature Search & Prof. Dr. Abdul Basit (KMU Main Campus) Research Methodology (Director: Baqai (03 CME Credit Hours) Institute of Diabetology & Endocrinology, Karachi) Dr. Masood Javed (Assist. Prof. Dow University) Dr. Farrukh Malik (Senior Manager Research) Pre Conference Day 1: February 27, 2015 (MORNING WORKSHOPS) 8:30am-1pm Pre Conference Workshops/Postgraduate Courses (PG) PG 5 Auditorium Mulligan’s Peripheral Joint Mobilization Dr. Rashid Hafeez Nasir (IPM&R KMU) Techniques (Assist. Prof. Riphah College of Rehabilitation Sciences Lahore) PG 6 LECTURE HALL A Communications Skills Ms. Nasreen Ghani, (IPMS KMU) Mr. Sardar Ali (INS KMU) PG 7 LECTURE HALL B Transfusion Transmissible Infection Control Col. Dr. Javed Khan (IPMS KMU) Mr. Amanullah Khan OFFICE OF RESEARCH INNOVATION & COMMERCIALIZATION KHYBER MEDICAL 1 UNIVERSITY PESHAWAR Khyber Medical University “6th Annual Health Research Conference, 2014” TRANSLATING RESEARCH INTO PRACTICE PG 8 Committee Room Workshop on Medical Writing Dr. Usman Mehboob (IBMS KMU) (1.5 CME Credit Hours) (Ph. D: Assistant Prof. IHPE&R KMU) PG 9 HALL D New Trends in Orthodontics Col. Dr. Hameedullah (KMU Main Campus) (1.5 CME Credit Hours) Jan (Principal KMU- Institute of Dental Sciences) PG 10 Computer Lab Workshop on Endnote & Reference writing Dr. Roshan Ali (IPM&R KMU) (1.5 CME Credit Hours) (Assistant Prof. IBMS KMU) Ms. Riasat Begum (Librarian: Khyber Medical University) Pre Conference Day 1: February 27, 2015 (AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS) 2pm-6:30pm Pre Conference Workshops/Postgraduate Courses (PG) PG 11 HALL D Critical Appraisal of Biomedical Literature Dr. Uzma Rahim Khan (KMU Main Campus) (1.5 CME Credit Hours) Dr. Asad Mian Dr. Nukhba ZIa (Aga Khan University Karachi) PG 12 Auditorium Current Taping Techniques for Pain Relief Mr. Muhammad Afsar (IPM&R KMU) Jan / Mr. Muhammad Ibrahim (IPM&R KMU) PG 13 Computer Lab Workshop on Endnote & Reference writing Dr. Roshan Ali (IPM&R KMU) (1.5 CME Credit Hours) (Assistant Prof. IBMS KMU) Ms. Riasat Begum (Librarian: Khyber Medical University) OFFICE OF RESEARCH INNOVATION & COMMERCIALIZATION KHYBER MEDICAL 2 UNIVERSITY PESHAWAR Khyber Medical University “6th Annual Health Research Conference, 2014” TRANSLATING RESEARCH INTO PRACTICE Day 2 (February 28, 2015) 8:00am to 9:00am REGISTRATION OPENING CEREMONY (Auditorium) Recitation from Holy Quran 9:00am-9:05am Welcome address and opening remarks (Stage Secretary) 9:05am-9:20am Speech by Prof. Dr. Muhammad Hafizullah (Vice Chancellor KMU) 9:20am-09:40am Designing & Facilitating Research in Constrained Settings (Prof. Dr. Abdul Basit: Director Baqai Institute of Diabetology & Endocrinology Karachi) 9:40am-10:00am Translational Research: Prof. Emeritus Dr. Tasleem Akhtar 10:00am-10:20am Speech by Guest of Honor 10:20am-10:40am Speech by the Chief Guest 10:40am-10:50am Presentation of Shields to Chief Guest, Guest of Honor, Guest Speakers. 10:50am-11:00am Vote of Thanks Dr. Naheed Mahsood (Coordinator IPH&SS KMU) 11:00 to 11:30am WORKING TEA BREAK plus POSTER VIEWING PL 11:30am-1:00pm Plenary Sessions (Auditorium) PL 1 Research Agenda of KP 2030 (Non Communicable Diseases Control) PL 1.1 Cardiovascular Diseases in Pakistan: Past & the Present Prof. Dr. Muhammad 11:30am- Hafizullah (Vice Chancellor 11:45pm KMU) PL 1.2 Diabetes Mellitus in Pakistan: Research strategies in past & the Dr. Sobia Sabir (Assoc. Prof 11:45am- present Endocrinology Unit, Lady 12:00pm Reading Hospital, Peshawar) PL 1.3 Obesity: A Modifiable risk factor for non communicable diseases- Dr. Zia Ul Haq (Assistant 12:00pm- Past & present research strategies in Pakistan Prof. IPH&SS KMU, Hon 12:15pm Clinical Senior Lecturer, University of Glasgow) PL 1.4 Cancer Control Dr. Zohaib Khan (Doctoral 12:15- student at Leibniz Institute 12:30pm for Prevention Research and OFFICE OF RESEARCH INNOVATION & COMMERCIALIZATION KHYBER MEDICAL 3 UNIVERSITY PESHAWAR Khyber Medical University “6th Annual Health Research Conference, 2014” TRANSLATING RESEARCH INTO PRACTICE Epidemiology, Germany) PL 1.5 Focus Group Discussion to set Research Agenda of KP 2030 for Dr. Zia Ul Haq (Assistant 12:30- Non Communicable Diseases Control Prof. IPH&SS KMU, Hon 01:15pm Prof. Dr. Muhammad Hafizullah (Vice Chancellor KMU) Clinical Senior Lecturer, Prof. Dr. Jawad Ahmad (Director IBMS KMU) University of Glasgow) Dr. Sobia Sabir (Assoc. 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RMI) Dr. Asad Ali Khan (Director Rescue 1122 KP) Moderator: Dr. Akhtar Shiren (Assoc. Prof. KIMS Kohat) PS 2.1 Academic Pediatric Emergency Medicine in a Volatile Environment – Dr. Asad Mian (Aga 2:00pm to Global Vision, Local Challenges Khan University 2:20pm Kararchi) OFFICE OF RESEARCH INNOVATION & COMMERCIALIZATION KHYBER MEDICAL 4 UNIVERSITY PESHAWAR Khyber Medical University “6th Annual Health Research Conference, 2014” TRANSLATING RESEARCH INTO PRACTICE PS 2.2 Defensive Medicine Dr. Muhammad Baqir 2:20pm to (Aga Khan University 2:40pm Karachi) PS 2.3 Medical Simulation, Learning in Immersive Environment; An Overview Dr. Emaddudin 2:40pm to Siddiqui (Aga Khan 3:00pm University Karachi) PS 3 Hall A Orthodontics Panel Prof. Dr. Qiam ud Din (Principal Khyber College of Dentistry) Prof. Dr. Shaheed Iqbal (Principal Sardar Begum Dental College) Prof. Dr. Ghulam Rasool (Khyber College of Dentistry) Moderator: Dr. Shakeel ur Rehman (Sardar Begum Dental College) PS 3.1 Orthodontics in the past & today Prof. Dr. Hameedullah 2:00pm to Jan (Principal: KMU- 2:20pm Institute of Dental Sciences) PS 3.2 Orthodontics for All; Age No more a Bar Prof. Dr. Hameedullah 2:20pm to Jan (Principal: KMU- 2:40pm Institute of Dental Sciences) PS 3.3 New Emerging Trends in Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics Prof. Dr. Hameedullah 2:40pm to Jan (Principal: KMU- 3:00pm Institute of Dental Sciences) ORAL PRESENTATIONS PS 4 HALL B CUTTING EDGE RESEARCH Panel Prof. Dr. Jawad Ahmad (Director IBMS KMU) Prof. Dr. Abid Hussain (Principal KGMC) Dr. Niaz Al (Assoc. Prof. IBMS KMU) Moderator: Dr. Sohail Aziz (Assoc. Prof. KIMS Kohat) PS 4.1 Fariha Idris Antibacterial activity of Nicotine and its Cadmium (II) complex 2:00pm to 2:10pm PS 4.2 Dr. Zill e Huma The ascending pathway: the topography of the spinoreticular tract to 2:10pm to the lateral reticular nucleus 2:20pm PS 4.3 Dr. Rubina Nazli Prevalence and Risk Factors of Hepatitis B & C In Adult Dental Patients 2:20pm to Visiting Khyber College of Dentistry, Peshawar. 2:30pm OFFICE OF RESEARCH INNOVATION & COMMERCIALIZATION KHYBER MEDICAL 5 UNIVERSITY PESHAWAR Khyber Medical University “6th Annual Health Research Conference, 2014” TRANSLATING RESEARCH INTO PRACTICE PS 4.4 Dr. Momin Khan Non-responsiveness of Leishmania tropica to Counterfeit glucantime: a 2:30pm to potential threat in spreading of cutaneous leishmaniasis in Pakistan and 2:40pm neighboring countries. PS 4.5 Dr. Mir. Attaullah Fine needle aspiration cytology in comparison to conventional 2:40pm to microbiological tests in the diagnosis of tuberculous lymphadenitis. 2:50pm PS 4.6 Mr. Muhamamd Isolation and Study of Cytotoxicity of Pseudomonas aeruginosa 2:50pm to Ibrahim Rashid Virulence Factor Pyocyanin across BBB in Murine Model 3:00pm 03:00 to 03:20pm TEA BREAK plus POSTER VIEWING ORAL PRESENTATIONS PS 5 HALL A Cardiology Panel Dr. Zahid Aslam Awan (Cardiology Department LRH) Dr. Adnan Mahmood Gul (Cardiology Department LRH) Dr. Ahmad Fawad (Cardiology Department LRH) Moderator: Dr. Asif Iqbal (Assist. Prof: KIMS Kohat) PS 5.1 Dr. Abdul Wali Immediate outcomes of percutaneous transluminal mitral 3:20pm to commissurotomy in patients of mitral stenosis 3:30pm PS 5.2 Dr. Lubna Noor Clinical profile of arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy in 3:30pm to KPK. 3:40pm PS 5.3 Dr. Adnan Mehmood Left ventricular systolic dysfunction as a sorrugate for rheumatic 3:40pm to Gul myocarditis in patients with isolated rheumatic mitral stenosis 3:50pm PS 5.4 Dr. Shahzeb MVP: An Echocardiographic and clinical experience in Khyber 3:50pm to Pakhtoonkhwa 4:00pm PS 5.5 Dr. Farooq Ahmad Frequency of hyponatremia and short term clinical outcomes in patients 4:00pm to hospitalized for heart failure. 4:10pm PS 5.6 Dr. Ikramullah Comparison of Conduction Abnormalities Between Anterior and Inferior 4:10pm to Myocardial Infarction 4:20pm PS 5.7 Mr.
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