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FORTHCOMING/RECENTLY
COMPLETED TRAINING PROGRAMMES |
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FORTHCOMING
TRAINING PROGRAMMES |
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Training of Pharmacists working at ART Centres under NACP-III, National AIDS Control Organization
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RECENTLY
COMPLETED TRAINING PROGRAMMES |
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1st Training Programme of Pharmacists working at ART Centres under NACP-III,
DSPRUD-National AIDS Control Organization held at Delhi
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11th
and 12th
June 2010 |
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Training Programme for Doctors & School Teachers held at Delhi
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19th
January 2010 |
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Training Programme for Doctors & School Teachers held at Delhi
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11th
January 2010 |
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Training Programme for Health Care Professionals, Pharmacists, Nurses & School Teachers held at Delhi
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18th
December 2009 |
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Workshop on Rational Use of Drugs for Medical Practitioners, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
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5th
and 6th
December 2009 |
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RUD Training Programme for Nurses working in the Health Department, Govt. of Rajasthan -16th Batch- held at Jaipur, Rajasthan
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14th
and 15th
November 2009 |
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Workshop on Rational Use of Drugs for Medical Practitioners, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh
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31st
October to 1st
November 2009 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Nurses working in the Health Department,
Government of Rajasthan – 15th batch – held at Jaipur |
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18th
and 19th
July 2009 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Nurses working in the Health Department,
Government of Rajasthan – 14th batch – held at Jaipur |
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13th
and 14th
June 2009 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Nurses working in the Health Department,
Government of Rajasthan – 13th batch – held at Jaipur |
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30th and
31st May 2009 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Doctors (Private Practitioners) held at Barabanki,
Uttar Pradesh |
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25th
and 26th
April 2009 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Doctors (Private Practitioners) held at Rai
Bareily, Uttar Pradesh |
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21st
and 22nd
March 2009 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Doctors working in the Health Department,
Government of Bihar,
held at Darbhanga, Bihar |
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27th
February to 1st
March 2009 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Nurses working in the Health Department,
Government of Rajasthan – 12th batch – held at Jaipur |
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21st
and 22nd
February 2009 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Nurses working in the Health Department,
Government of Rajasthan – 11th batch – held at Jaipur |
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23rd
and 24th January 2009 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Nurses working in the Health Department,
Government of Rajasthan – 10th batch – held at Jaipur |
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10th
and 11th January 2009 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Nurses working in the Health Department,
Government of Rajasthan – 9th batch – held at Jaipur |
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27th
and 28th December 2008 |
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International
Training Course on Medication Management in Hospitals: Role of
Drug and Therapeutics Committees held at the L.R.S. Institute of
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases, New Delhi |
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8th to
11th December 2008 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Nurses working in the Health Department,
Government of Rajasthan – 8th batch – held at Jaipur |
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14th
and 15th November 2008 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Doctors working in the Health Department,
Government of Bihar held at Muzaffarpur, Bihar |
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5th to
7th August 2008 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Doctors working in the Health Department,
Government of Bihar held at Bodh Gaya, Bihar |
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8th to
10th April 2008 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Nurses working in the Health Department,
Government of Rajasthan – 7th batch – held at Jaipur |
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6th
and 7th
September 2008 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Nurses working in the Health Department,
Government of Rajasthan – 6th batch – held at Jaipur |
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25th
and 26th
August 2008 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Nurses working in the Health Department,
Government of Rajasthan – 5th batch – held at Jaipur |
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2nd and
3rd August 2008 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Nurses working in the Health Department,
Government of Rajasthan – 4th batch – held at Jaipur |
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21st
and 22nd
July 2008 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Nurses working in the Health Department,
Government of Rajasthan – 3rd batch – held at Jaipur |
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5th
and 6th
July 2008 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Nurses working in the Health Department,
Government of Rajasthan – 2nd batch – held at Jaipur |
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16th
and 17th
June 2008 |
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RUD Training
Programme for Nurses working in the Health Department,
Government of Rajasthan – 1st batch – held at Jaipur |
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23rd
and 24th
May 2008 |
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Training Programme
on Rational Use of Medicines for Doctors - Government of NCT of Delhi |
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1) 29th March 2008
2) 15th March 2008
3) 8th March 2008
4) 29th Feb 2008 |
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Training Programme
on Rational Use of Medicines for Pharmacists - Government of NCT of Delhi |
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25th
and 26th
March 2008 |
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Training Programme
on Rational Use of Medicines for Nurses - Government of NCT of Delhi |
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26th and 27th
February 2008 |
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Training Programme
on Rational Use of Medicines for Doctors in the Public
Health Department, at Patna, State of Bihar |
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6th to
8th February 2008 |
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International Training Course on Medication Management in Hospitals: Role of Drug and Therapeutics Committees |
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A four-day training course for
doctors, pharmacists and other health officials was organized by
the Delhi Society for Promotion of Rational Use of Drugs (DSPRUD)
in collaboration with the World Health Organization, from
December 8 to 11, 2008, at the L.R.S. Institute of Tuberculosis
and Respiratory Diseases, New Delhi. Thirty-two Clinicians,
clinical pharmacologists and pharmacists from all over India as
well as from outside India – as many as nine - participated in
the course. Dr. Narottam
Puri, President – Medical Strategy & Quality, Fortis Healthcare
Limited, inaugurated the training course and delivered the
keynote address on “Medication Management in Hospitals”.
The Course had been specifically designed to meet the requirements of the National
Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers (NABH)
and provide an opportunity for such hospitals and institutes to
get trained their human resource involved in medication
management so as to qualify for accreditation. During the course, important
topics like - Strategies to improve drug use in hospitals;
Monitoring of adverse drug reactions; Monitoring of medication
errors; and Formulary management in hospitals were discussed by
the renowned national and international faculty, which also
included experts from the World Health Organization. It has been internationally
accepted that one of the most important intervention strategies
is to develop and implement Standard Treatment Guidelines that
help in improving the quality of care in patients. This issue
was addressed in depth and participants were trained so that
they could develop and implement these strategies at their
respective work places. |
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Training Programme on Rational
Use of Medicines for Pharmacists |
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A Two-day Workshop for Pharmacists
on Rational Use of Medicines was organized by the Delhi Society
for Promotion of Rational Use of Drugs (DSPRUD), jointly with
the Directorate of Health Services on March 25 – 26, 2008, at
the Institute of Human Behaviour & Allied Sciences (IHBAS),
Delhi.
The course was appropriately enough inaugurated by Dr. S.S.
Agrawal, Principal of Delhi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences
and Research (DIPSAR), New Delhi. Although workshops for
pharmacists had been held earlier, this was the first workshop
with primary focus on sensitizing pharmacists to rational use of
medicines.
Inaugurating the workshop, Dr. Agrawal highlighted how
pharmacists can play an important role in the safe use of
medicines, in patient medication counselling, preventing drug
interactions and in identifying prescription errors.
The topics covered in the workshop included the role of
pharmacists in
a) promoting rational use of drugs.
b) procurement process.
c) quantification of drug needs.
d) drug interactions and ADR monitoring.
e) managing drug stores.
The workshop was interactive and there were group exercises. The
workshop was attended by 32 pharmacists from different hospital
and dispensaries of the Government of NCT of Delhi.
In the post workshop evaluation, the participants welcomed this
training programme both as recognition of the importance of
in-service training programme for pharmacists and their role in
promoting rational use of medicines. They suggested that more
such programmes should be organized so as to cover larger number
of pharmacists. |
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Training Programme on Rational
Use of Medicines for Doctors |
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Sensitizing doctors working in the hospitals/dispensaries of Government of NCT of Delhi on Rational Use of Medicines
in association with the
Directorate of Health Services, Government of NCT of Delhi, the
Delhi Society for Promotion of Rational Use of Drugs (DSPRUD)
organized four workshops In February & March,2008, for
sensitizing doctors on rational use of medicines in the G.B.
Pant Hospital. For each workshop a theme-based topic was chosen.
These were (i) Impact of irrational prescribing on treatment
outcomes and economic outcomes; (ii) Building up of resistance
in patients consequent on irrational use of antimicrobials;
(iii) Rational as well as irrational drug combinations and fixed
dose combinations with special reference to anti-tuberculosis
drugs (DOTS Programme) and drug use in GIT ailments; and (iv)
current concept of treatment of hypertension.
In all, about 350 doctors drawn from government hospitals and
dispensaries participated. The workshops were enlivened by
active participation of some of the senior doctors. The
participants had an opportunity to be addressed by eminent
professionals which included Professor Ranjit Roy Chaudhury, Dr.
A.K. Agarwal – Dean, Maulana Azad Medical College and other
faculty drawn from government and private hospitals, as also the
office bearers of DSPRUD.
The participants welcomed this initiative to sensitize them on
rational use of medicines and making them aware of consequences
of irrational use of medicines.
It is proposed to have similar workshops to sensitize all the
remaining doctors in the Public Health Department of Government
of NCT of Delhi.
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Training Programme on Rational
Use of Medicines for Nurses |
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A Two-day Workshop for Nurses on
Rational Use of Medicines was inaugurated by Mr. T. Dileep
Kumar, President – Indian Nursing Council, and Nursing Advisor
to Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India. The
workshop was organized by the Delhi Society for Promotion of
Rational Use of Drugs jointly with the Directorate of Health
Services at the Ahilya Bai College of Nursing, New Delhi, on
February 26 – 27.
Welcoming the Chief Guest and the participants, the President of
the Delhi Society for Promotion of Rational Use of Drugs (DSPRUD),
Mr. R. Parameswar said that though the training courses on
rational use of medicines had been held for doctors and
pharmacists in the past in Delhi, this was the first ever
workshop, on the subject, held for nurses. The workshop is in
recognition of the fact that nurses play an important role in
health care and can contribute significantly in reducing
mortality, morbidity and disability and improving maternal and
child health care. He said that based on the experience of this
workshop, similar workshops would be organized in the future.
The two-day course, according to the Executive Vice President of
DSPRUD, Dr. Usha Gupta, covered a variety of subjects relevant
to the profession of nursing such as ‘Problem of irrational use
of drugs’, ‘Adverse drug reactions’, ‘Medication errors’ and
‘Infection control’. The participants had an opportunity to
interact with a number of specialists who spoke on a range of
subjects relevant to the profession of nursing.
Mr. Dileep Kumar, while inaugurating the workshop, lauded the
efforts of DSPRUD and the Delhi Government for organizing a
training programme of this nature. He said that nurses perform a
variety of functions but their core function is related to the
administration of medicines to patients and, hence, the
relevance of the workshop on rational use of medicines cannot be
overstressed. On medication errors, he said that it had been
reported that over 80,000 deaths in U.S.A. were due to medical
errors. No corresponding statistics were available for India. It
was of the utmost importance that nurses should have proper
in-service training on correct use of medicines so as to
minimize if not eliminate medication errors. He said that apart
from holding training programmes for nurses, the time had come
to include rational use of medicines in the curriculum of
undergraduate and graduate courses for nursing. Major
authorities involved are Ministry of Health & Family Welfare,
Government of India, Indian Nursing Council and the Trained
Nurses Association of India. He looked forward to an alliance
between these three authorities on the one hand, and the Delhi
Society for Promotion of Rational Use of Drugs on the other to
strengthen all aspects of training of nurses.
About 40 nurses drawn from the major hospitals of the Delhi
Government attended the training course.
Dr. Jilie Devi, Director Health Services, Government of NCT of
Delhi, distributed the certificates to the participants. Dr.
Sangeeta Sharma, Secretary-cum-Treasurer of DSPRUD proposed the
vote of thanks.
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