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Day 1, 05 February 2018 0800 Onwards Registration at Registration Area 0930-1000 HALL a Inauguration of CME with Keynote Address by Prof Day 1, 05 February 2018 0800 Onwards Registration at Registration Area 0930-1000 HALL A Inauguration of CME with Keynote Address by Prof. S D Sharma Time Topic Speaker/s Chairperson Dr. J Srinivasaraghavan, Vice Dr. Vinay Kumar 1000-1045 Plenary 1 ETHICS IN PSYCHIATRY President, American Academy of Dr. G Gopalakrishnan Psychiatry and Law Dr. Abdul Majid 1045-1100 TEA BREAK at Hospitality Area in front of Hall A Dr. N N Raju Dr. Sandeep Grover, PGIMER, 1100-1145 Plenary 2 BIOMARKERS IN PSYCHIATRY Dr. Kishore Gujar Chandigarh Dr. S Haque Nizamie Dr. Ajit Bhide 1145-1230 Plenary 3 PSYCHO ONCOLOGY IN CLINICAL PRACTICE Dr. Soumitra S Dutta, Kolkata Dr. Neelanjana Paul Dr. D Ram Dr. Gautam Saha Dr. Om Prakash Singh, NMC&H, 1230-1315 Plenary 4 MANAGING VIOLENCE IN EMERGENCY ROOM Dr. (Col) Harpreet Singh Kolkata Dr. Milind Borde Dr. Vinod K Sinha, Dr. K K Mishra MOLECULAR PSYCHIATRY WITH FOCUS ON RELEVANCE TO 1315-1400 Plenary 5 Dr. K Jagadheesan, Victoria, Australia Dr. Sashi Rai CLINICAL PRACTICE 1400-1445 Lunch Break Concurrent workshop Dr. Arabinda Brahma Dr. Suresh Bada Math & Dr. Nitin HALL A Managing Change – MHCA 2017 Dr. Mahesh Gowda Gupta Dr. CRJ Khess HALL B 1445-1545 Medical Informatics in Psychiatry Surgeon Capt Dr. Kaushik Chatterjee Brig. MSVK Raju Dr. Abhay Matkar HALL B Dr. Tophan Pati 1545-1700 Therapeutic Challenges in Psychosis – Newer Options Dr. G Prasad Rao Prof. T S S Rao 1445-1700 Dr. Mukesh Jagiwala & Dr. Alka HALL C Implementing Sex Education in Schools Dr Kalpana Srivastava Subramaniam Dr Chnimay Barhale Dr. B S Shekhawat Dr. Shubhangi Parker & Dr. Sujit HALL D Strategies for Suicide Prevention Col. V S Chauhan Sarkhel Dr. Rakesh Chadda Dr. D M Dhavle Dr. Shekhar Seshadri & Dr. Suravi HALL E Management of Autism Spectrum Disorder Dr. Srikumar Mukherjee Patra Dr. T Sudhir Undergraduate Quiz HALL G Moderator: Dr. Malay Dave 1730 Onwards Inauguration of ANCIPS 2018 at Plenary Hall A 1930 Onwards Welcome Dinner at Old Director's Bungalow, CIP Day 2, 06 February 2018 HALL A Time Topic Speaker/s Chairperson 1. Psychogenic habit cough: A case report and review of literature Prof. Mona Srivastava & Colleagues 2. Personalized Social Media Anomaly Detection to Identify Dr. Dayaprasad Kulkarni & Colleagues Potential Self-harm in Psychiatric Patients 3. Community Mental health Services in United Kingdom Dr. Subhash Gupta & Colleagues Dr. Srikumar Mukherjee 0800-0900 Free paper session 1 4. The language of the non-suicidal self-injury: the cutting edge in Prof. Abdullah Al Mamun Hussain & Dr. Jay Shastri adolescents Colleagues 5. Remembrance of Things Present: Making Peace With Dementia Mr. Peter Maeck & Colleagues 6. Socio-economic Pattern of Female Patients at a Private Dr. Shafquat Waheed & Colleagues Psychiatric Consultation Centre Dr. Gautam Saha Tilak Venkoba Rao Role of Urinanalysis in management of Substance Use Disorder: 0900-0945 Yatan Pal Singh Balhara Dr. T Sudhakar Oration Evidence, Utility, Controversies and Challenges Dr. Basudeb Das Dr. Ajit Bhide Individual Rights versus Social protection: Interface between Law 0945-1030 DLN Murthy Oration Karri Rama Reddy Dr. D Ram and Psychiatry Dr. Prabir Paul 1030-1115 Presidential Address Ajit Bhide Dr. (Brig.) MSVK Raju Dr. Ajit Awasthi Prof Roy Abraham Kallivayalil, 1115-1145 Guest Lecture Dr. Roop Sidana Secretary General WPA Dr. Murgesh Vaishnav Dr. PSVN Sharma 1145-1215 Invited Lecture Forensic Psychiatry in India - Past Present and Future Dr. S Nambi Dr. Sayeed Akhtar Dr. Asim K Mallick Dr. Ajit Bhide 1215-1300 Invited Lecture Vicissitudes of Nationalism Ram Chandra Guha Dr. Sanjiba Dutta Dr. Vihang N Vahia Smartphone based solutions for managing severe mental Dr. Deb K.S illnesses in low resource settings: road blocks and opportunities Transcranial direct current stimulation for refractory auditory Dr. P.N. Suresh Kumar Dr. G C Kar hallucinations in Schizophrenia : An open clinical trial 1300-1400 Marfatia Award Session Dr. V Palaniuppan A study of clinical and MRI brain correlates of cognitive Dr. N M Patil Dr. Nilam Behere impairment in post stroke elderly patients Acceptability and feasibility of tele-psychiatric “on consultation Dr. B.R. Kiran Gowda training “program for primary health care physicians A study of plasma cortisol levels in posttraumatic stress disorder soldiers in a counter insurgency environment as a predictor of Dr. Sojan Baby Dr. (Brig.) PK Chakravorty Kirpal Singh Award chronicity using dexamethasone suppression test 1400-1500 Dr. Jai Prakash Narayan Session Dr. Anil Kumar Evaluation of attempted suicide cases in farming industry of Dr. K.K. Mishra central Maharashtra in comparison to non-farming group Dr. Vidyadhar Watve 1500-1600 Invited Lecture Neuroscience and Renaissance of Psychoanalytic Thought Savita Malhotra Dr. H R Phukan Dr. S Haque nizamie Dr. C R J Khess Sujoy Mukherjee, Gautam Saha, O P 1600-1700 Indo UK Symposium Geriatric Mental Health Dr. TV Ashokan Singh Dr. Neelam Bohra Mr. Owen B-Hill Imperial visions in an Indian landscape: exotic trees, exotic ideas, 1700-1800 Invited Lecture Sanjeev Jain, Alok Sarin Dr. Vinod K Sinha native fruits Dr. Shashi Rai 1930 Onwards Gala Banquet Dinner at Khelgaon, Ranchi Lunch would be served on the Conference venue in the Lunch Area from 1230 hrs -1500 hrs HALL B Time Topic Speaker/s Chairperson 1. Animal Husbandry Rehabilitation Training Programme for the Dr. Ramasubramanian Chellamuthu & persons with mental illness: An innovative CBR programme Colleagues 2. Somatoform and Dissociative disorders: are they clinically Dr. Alakananda Dutt & Colleagues distinct disorders? 3. Acceptability and Feasibility of Tele-psychiatric “On- Consultation Training” Program for Primary Health Care Dr. Kiran B R & Colleagues Dr. Bhavesh M Lakdavala 0800-0900 Free Paper Session 2 Physicians Dr. Aleem Siddiqui 4. Metacognition in Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Dr. Selvakumar M Depression 5. A study of depression and anxiety in patients with dissociative Dr. Arnab Bhattacharya disorders in Barak valley region of Assam, India 6. Biopsychosocial-oriented Model of Care Dr. Shivananda Jena & Colleagues Efficacy of adjunctive low frequency 0.3 rTMS over vertex in localization related epilepsy in children and adolescents: a Dr. Nirmalya Mukherjee randomized double blinded sham controlled study Dr. Malay Ghosal Challenges in taking sexual history –A qualitative study of Indian 1400-1500 BPSS Award Session Dr. Divya Hegde Dr. Parmod Gupta postgraduate psychiatric trainees Dr. S K Tandon Finding the missing link : an exploration of the relationship between compulsive buying , depressive symptomatology and Dr. Deepika Singh personality traits Understanding OCD : experiences at a tertiary care centre Dr. Narveer Yadav Dr. Shiv Gautam Clinical Practice Guidelines 1500-1600 CPG Session Shiv Gautam Dr. Ajit Awasthi Dr. C L Narayan Dr. Shiv Gautam Clinical Practice Guidelines for Management of Various Sandeep Grover, Shiv Gautam, Ajit 1600-1700 CPG Session Dr. Ajit Awasthi Psychiatric Disorders among Elderly Awasthi Dr. Naresh Vadlamani Dr. Kaushik Gupte 1700-1800 IAPA Symposium IAPA Symposium Dr. Lalit Batra Dr. Suresh Bada Math 1930 Onwards Gala Banquet Dinner at Khelgaon, Ranchi Lunch would be served on the Conference venue in the Lunch Area from 1230 hrs -1500 hrs HALL C (R.B. Davis Hall) Time Topic Speaker/s Chairperson 1. Alcohol Dependence Syndrome: One year Follow-up Study Prof. Nirmal Lamichhane & Colleagues 2. Is there a link between suicide attempt and personality profile Dr. Sreeja Sahadevan & Colleagues of psychiatric patients? A cross-sectional study from South India 3. Assessment of metabolic abnormalities in patients with Schizophrenia: A longitudinal study with Psycho-educational Dr. Naresh Nebhinani & Colleagues Dr. Jaiprakash 0800-0900 Free Paper session 3 intervention Dr. Nidesh Sapkota Sociodemographic variables and personality disorder in suicide Dr. Vishwanatha Alamela & attempters in tertiary care hospital Colleagues 5. A study of attitude towards medication and medical help- Dr. Dushad Ram & Colleagues seeking among medical and pharmacy student 6. Long term neuropsychiatric disorders of earthquake exposure Dr. Jai Singh Yadav & Colleagues Biological rhythms in bipolar disorder: A state or trait marker? Dr. Pooja Patnaik Does neurocognitive deficits influence cognitive insight and clinical insight among patients with schizophrenia in clinical Dr. Swapnajeet Sahoo Dr. Karri Rama Reddy remission 1400-1500 Bhagwat Award Session Dr. Roy Abraham K A study on psychiatric disorders, body image disturbance and self- Dr. Akansha Sharma Dr. Sandeep Grover esteem in patients of Cushing’s disease Internalized stigma and its correlates among treatment seeking natural opiates users in India : a cross- sectional observational Dr. Prashant Gupta study Genetics in psychiatry hope, hype and future Amrit Pattojoshi, Mohd. Aleem Dr. K Jagadheesan 1500-1600 Symposium Siddiqui, Bhaskar Mukherjee Dr. R K Lenin Singh Dr. K Sudarshan Ranga Rao, Savitha Eranti, Madhava 1600-1700 BIPA Symposium Community Psychiatry in 21st century Dr. O P Singh Rao, Sen Kallumpuram Dr. Ajit Bhide Dr Subodh Dave Anand Ramakrishnan, Subodh Dave, Dr MSVK Raju 1700-1800 BIPA Symposium Training and working as a Psychiatrist in UK Baxi Neeraj Prasad Sinha Dr Aniruddha Deb 1930 Onwards Gala Banquet Dinner at Khelgaon, Ranchi Lunch would be served on the Conference venue in the Lunch Area from 1230 hrs -1500 hrs HALL D (Berkeley Hill Hall) Time Topic Speaker/s Chairperson 1. Quality of life in patients with Schizophrenia Dr. Jibi Jacob
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