Cordially invites you for the celebration of“10TH ANNUAL CONTINUING NUTRITION EDUCATION CONFERENCE”

INTERNATIONAL CLINICAL NUTRITION CONGRESS 2018

NUTRIUTSAV 2018

DATE – 10TH & 11TH AUGUST 2018 Time: 8.00 am to 5.30 pmVENUE: Zachariah Mar Dionysius Auditorium, III FLOOR

Madras Medical Mission, 4A, Dr. J. J. Nagar,Chennai 600037

Email: diet@mmm.org.in; Ph: 0091 9566229012

FEEDING THE CRITICALLY ILL“AN INTER-PROFESSIONAL APPROACH”

Department of Nutrition and Dietetics Department of Nursing

Madras Medical Mission, Chennai

CHENNAI CHAPTER

10th International Clinical Nutrition Congress 2018 – DAY 1 (10/08/2018)

TIME TOPIC MODERATOR SPEAKER

8.00 - 8.30 AM Registration

8.30 - 9.00 AM NUTRITIONAL SCREENING & ASSESSMENT OF THE CRITICALLY ILL

MS. RANJITHAM ANDERSONChief Nursing OfficerMadras Medical Mission, India

Mr. KEJENDRANSenior Dietician, Dietetics Department, National University Hospital, Singapore

9.00 - 10.0AM INSIGHTS ON PRE & POST OPERATIVE NUTRITION THERAPY

1) NUTRITION GOALS IN PREOPERATIVE PERIOD

2) POST SURGICAL NUTRITION MANAGEMENT

3) CARBOHYDRATE LOADING

4) ENHANCED RECOVERY AFTER SURGERY: IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSES

DR.ANDUGALA SAMUEL SYLVESTERSenior Consultant, Cardiac Anesthesia, Madras Medical Mission, India

DR. D.I. SUJATHASenior Consultant, Cardiac Anesthesia, Madras Medical Mission, IndiaDR. VINITHA KRISHNAN Consultant Clinical NutritionistFortis Malar Hospital, Chennai, IndiaDR. NIRMALA JESUDASONConsultant – Food & Nutrition, AODA Chennai, IndiaDR. ROSALINE RACHEL Principal, MMM College Of Nursing, Chennai, India

10 - 10.30 AM NUTRITION & HEMODYNAMIC INSTABILITY

DR. ANBARASU MOHANRAJ Senior Consultant, Cardiac Surgery, Institute of Cardiovascular Disease Madras Medical Mission, India

DR. P.C. VIJAYAKUMARDirector Academics- Chief Anesthesiologist & Intensivist, Sooriya Hospital, President – IAPEN Tamil Nadu Chapter, India

10.30 - 11.00 AM UPDATE ON NUTRITION THERAPY IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS: FROM MYTHS TO EVIDENCE

DR. ASHOK CHACKODirector, Institute Of GastroenterologyAnd Liver Diseases, Madras Medical Mission

DR. KRISHNAN SRIRAM,Tele-Intensivist, US Dept Of Veterans Affairs, Oakbrook, Illinois, USA

11- 11.45 AM INAUGURATION

11.45-12.00 Noon

Break

12.00 Noon-12.30 PM

NUTRITIONAL MANAGEMENT OF CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY ON CONTINUOUS RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY

DR. KRISHNAN SRIRAMTele-Intensivist, US Dept Of Veterans Affairs, Oakbrook, Illinois, USA

DR. GEORGI ABRAHAMDirector Nephrology, Madras Medical Mission, Chennai, India

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TIME TOPIC MODERATOR SPEAKER

12.30 - 1.00 PM PEARLS OF PRACTICE IN MANAGING HYPER GLYCAEMIC IN POST CARDIAC SURGERY

1) ROLE OF REGISTERED DIEITICIAN 2) ROLE OF NURSES

DR. MANOJ KUMAR SHAH – Diabetologist Madras Medical Mission, Chennai, India

MS. MEENAKSHI BAJAJDietician, Tamil Nadu, Govt. Multi Super Specialty Hospital, Chennai and President, Indian Dietetic Association, Chennai ChapterMS. AROKIYA JAYA DEEPA.M Nursing Co-Ordinator Madras Medical Mission Chennai, India

1.00–1.45 PM LUNCH

1.45 – 2.15 PM BIRDS EYE VIEW ON TPN DR BENJAMIN NINANHead Of The Department Cardiac Anesthesia, Madras Medical Mission, Chennai, India

MS. DAPHNEE. D. K Senior Clinical Dietitian & Head - Department Of Dietetics Apollo Hospitals, Greams Road, Chennai, India

2.15 - 2.45 PM NUTRITION THERAPY IN A COMPROMISED GUT

DR. M. DINESH KUMAR Medical Superintendent Senior Anesthesiologist Madras Medical Mission, Chennai, India

DR. BIJU POTTAKKATAdditional Professor, Head Of The Department Of Surgical Gastroenterologist, JIPMER, Pondicherry, India

2.45 – 3.45 PM PANEL DISCUSSION NUTRITION MANAGEMENT OF CRITICALLY ILL PEDIATRIC PATIENTS

1. NUTRITION REQUREMENTS

2. FLUID REQUIREMENTS IN CRITICALLY ILL PEDIATRIC PATIENTS

3. TOTAL PARENTERAL NUTRITION

4. EN FEEDING TECHNIQUES- NURSE’S ROLE

DR.NARESH P SHANMUGAMDirector Institute Of Advanced Pediatrics Gleneagles Global Health City, Chennai, India

DR.UDAYA CHARAN MURMUSr. Consultant Intensive Care Madras Medical Mission, Chennai, India DR. A.J. HEMAMALINIProfessor And Head Department Of Clinical Nutrition Sri Ramachandra University, Medical College And Research Institute, Chennai, India DR. SHOBANA RAJENDRAN,Consultant Neonatologist, Kanchi Kamakoti Child Trust Hospital, Chennai, India DR. ANNIE RAJAPrincipal,St. Isabel College Of Nursing, Chennai. India

3.45 - 4.15 PM RE FEEDING SYNDROME AND METHODS FOR SAFE NUTRITIONAL INTERVENTION

MRS. M. BAMINIHead Of The Department- Nutrition And Dietetics Sundaram Medical Foundation, Chennai, India

MS. U. UTHARAChief Dietician –SRM Institute Of Medical Sciences, Chennai, India

10th International Clinical Nutrition Congress 2018 – DAY 1 (10/08/2018)

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VENUE: THIRD FLOOR MAIN AUDITORIUM – DAY 1 (10/08/2018)

TIME TOPIC MODERATOR SPEAKER

4.15 - 5.15 PM PANEL DISCUSSION ON MANAGING INTOLERANCE IN ENTERAL NUTRITION

1. ENTERAL FORMULA

2. GASTRIC RESIDUAL VOLUME – END OF AN ERA?

3. ROLE OF A NURSE -IMPROVING THE ENTERAL NUTRITION TOLERANCE

4. OVERVIEW ON USE OF HYPO KINETIC AGENTS

DR. JACOB JAMESRAJ Senior Consultant Cardiovascular And Thoracic Surgeon, Madras Medical Mission, Chennai, India

MS.B. MANIMEGALAI, Lecturer Grade I And In charge , Department Of Dietetics, CMC, Vellore, India DR. (MS).S.PUNITHA JOSEPHINE., Vice Principal & HOD In Medical Surgical Nursing Karpaga Vinayaga College Of Nursing, Kanchipuram District, IndiaMS. AGNES MONICA V, Lecturer , College Of Nursing, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaDR. ARVIND KRISHNAMURTHY, Professor, Surgical Oncology, Cancer Institute (Wia), Adayar, Chennai, India

05.15 PM Break

VENUE – THIRD FLOOR MAIN AUDITORIUM - DAY 2 (11/08/2018)PRECONFERENCE WORK SHOP : MASTER CLASS ON SAFE ENTERAL AND PARENTERAL NUTRITION8.30 AM- 9.00 AM DOSING OF ENTERAL NUTRITION DR. P. V. LAKSHMI

Chief Nutritionist & Head Of The Department, Gleneagles Global Health City, Chennai India

MS. S. MAGHIDA Chief Dietitian, Assistant Professor Pondicherry Institute Of Medical Sciences, Chennai, India

9 .00 – 9.30 AM DR. GEORGI ABRAHAM AWARD FOR CLINICAL NUTRITION –

ORAL PAPER PRESENTATION ON CRITICAL CARE NUTRITION

DR. MILLY MATHEW-Sr. Consultant Madras Medical Mission, Chennai, India

MS. BALA PRASANNA .DDeputy Head - Nutrition And Dietetics, Mehta Hospital, Chennai, India

VENUE – CATH CONFERENCE HALL, 4TH FLOOR, MMM – DAY 2 (11/08/2018)9.30 – 10.00 AM

FEEDING TUBE- SELECTION, INSERTION, POSITION

DR. MANOJ KOTTISWARA RAOAssociate Consultant Intensivist, Madras Medical Mission, Chennai, India

DR.A.S.ARUNKUMAR Professor & Head Dept Of Critical Care Medicine Saveetha Medical College And Hospital, Chennai, India

10.00– 10.30 AM TRANS-NASAL TUBES – CARE AND APPLICATION

Mr. GOKUL, M.Sc (N)Preceptor cum Staff Nurse, Madras Medical Mission Chennai, India

MS. ANBU SELVI., M.SC(N), Asst. ProfessorRVS College of NursingCoimbatore, India

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VENUE – CATH CONFERENCE HALL, 4TH FLOOR, MMM – DAY 2 (11/08/2018)

TIME TOPIC MODERATOR SPEAKER

10.30 – 11.00 AM FEEDING BAGS AND INFUSION PUMP – USAGE AND OPERATION

MS. SHOBA.G M.SC (N)Reader MMM college of Nursing Chennai, India

MS.SUJATHAAss.Proffessor CSI Kalyani College Of Nursing Chennai, India

11.00 - 11.15 AM BREAK

11.15-11.45 AM PARENTERAL NUTRITION CATHETER CARE

DR. D.GIRIDHAR GOPALConsultant Pediatric Intensive Care, Madras Medical Mission, Chennai, India

DR. RUTH RANI PRINCELYHOD – Child Health Nursing Omayal Achi College Of Nursing Chennai. India

11.45-12.15 PM COMPOUNDING AND READY-TO-USE PREPARATION OF PN IN NEONATES:

PHARMACEUTICAL ASPECTS. COMPATIBILITY AND STABILITY CONSIDERATION; DRUG ADMIXING

DR. G. SELVAKUMARSenior Consultant, Madras Medical Mission, Chennai, India

DR.N.CHANDRA KUMARConsultant, Neonatologist, Cloud nine Hospital, Chennai, India

WORK SHOP ON SAFE ENTERAL AND PARENTERAL NUTRITION

12.15 PM- 1. 15 PM HANDS ON TRAINING ON ENTERAL AND PARENTERAL MIXING

1. SKILL STATION – PRE PREPARATION

2. SKILL STATION – FORMULA PREPARATION & MIXING

3. SKILL STATION – FEEDING TECHIQUES

4. SKILL STATION – POST CARE & DOCUMENTATION

1.15 PM- 1. 45 PM VALEDICTORY

1.45 PM LUNCH

PARELLEL SESSION IN VENUE: 3RD FLOOR MAIN AUDITORIUM – DAY 29.30 – 10.00 AM FAD DIETS PRE BARIATRIC SURGERY

PROS & CONS MODERATOR

DR. DHARINI KRISHNAN Consultant Dietician, Former Chair Person RD Board IDA

SPEAKER

MS. SHINY SURENDRAN Consultant Sports Nutritionist Hande Medical Centre, India

10.00 – 10.30 AM LATEST TECHNIQUES IN BODY COMPOSITION ASSESSMENT

MS. LALLY HANNA LUKE

Asst. Professor, Clinical Nutrition, MMM college of Health sciences, Chennai, India

ON STAGE EVENT: 1. NUTRI QUIZ 2. AD ZAP- FOOD AND NUTRITION3. MIME SHOW- NUTRITION & HEALTH 4. FASHION SHOW- HEALTHY PLATE

OFF STAGE EVENTS:1. COOKERY COMPETITION- PROTEIN RICH SNACKS2. POSTER COMPETITION: FEEDING THE CRITCALLY ILL

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ORGANIZING COMMITTEEPATRONS

H.G. DR. YUHANON MAR DIASCOROS – Honorary President, Madras Medical Mission.MR. REJI ABRAHAM- Honorary Vice President, Madras Medical MissionDR. K. JACOB – Honorary Secretary, Madras Medical MissionMR. JOHN JOSEPH – Honorary Treasurer, Madras Medical MissionMR. GEORGE CHERIAN – Director Administration, Madras Medical MissionDR. SOLOMON. J K WILSON- Director Medical Administration, Madras Medical Mission

CME CHAIR PERSONSDR. GEORGI ABRAHAM – Director, Institute Of Kidney, Urology and Organ Transplantation, Madras Medical MissionDR. S. RAJAN - Director Department of Cardio Thoracic Surgery, Madras Med-ical MissionDR. MULLASARI AJIT. S - Director Cardiology, Madras Medical MissionDR. ASHOK CHACKO – Director, Institute of Gastroenterology and Liver Diseases, Madras Medical Mission.

SCIENTIFIC CHAIRPERSONS1. DR. P. C. VIJAYAKUMAR – Director Academics- Chief Anesthesiologist &

Intensivist, Sooriya Hospital, President – IAPEN Tamil Nadu Chapter.2. Ms.MEENAKSHI BAJAJ – President Indian Dietetic Association, Chennai

Chapter And Dietician Tamilnadu Govt. Multi Super Specialty Hospital. Chennai

3. Ms.MERINA E ALEX – Dietetics Incharge , Madras Medical Mission

ORGANISING SECRETARYMs. AROKIYA JAYA DEEPA. M – Nursing Coordinator, Madras Medical Mission

JOINT ORGANISING SECRETARYMs. N.VIJAYASHREE – Executive Dietician, Madras Medical Mission

TREASURERMs. K.N. PREETHI – Senior Dietician, Madras Medical Mission

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PROFESSIONEARLY BIRD

REGISTRATION (BEFORE 20TH JULY 2018)

GROUP REGISTRATION (20 AND ABOVE) SPOT REGISTRATION

DOCTORS INR. 500 - INR. 750

DIETICIANS/NUTRITIONISTS INR. 400 - INR. 500

NURSES INR. 400 - INR. 500

STUDENTS INR. 300 INR.250 INR. 400

FOREIGN DELEGATE INR 1000 INR 1500

REGISTRATION DETAILS

Last day for registration – 1st August, 2018

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Indian Dietetic AssociationIn 1962,a group of like-minded nutritionists, dietitians and workers in the allied health fields resolved to form a scientific body to highlight the importance of dietetics and nutrition in the maintenance of health, and in the prevention and treatment

of diseases. Thus, the Indian Dietetic Association was founded, with Prof. Kalyan Bagchi as Secretary and Dr. C. Gopalan as President. The association was affiliated to the International Congress of Dietetics in 1975.The Headquarters of IDA is located in Kolkata. Golden Jubilee celebrations of IDA was held in 2012 at Hyderabad.

Aims and Objectives of the Association• To promote the cause of science by encouraging the spirit of active pursuit of

knowledge and original scientific research particularly in the field of Nutrition and Dietetics.

• To facilitate social, scientific and cultural fellowship and cultivation of goodwill among its members.

• To promote close contact and interaction between persons following different branches and thus facilitate the development of a wider outlook and the integration and application of available scientific knowledge for the welfare of society.

• To safeguard the interests of scientists generally and its members in particular and work for their welfare.

JournalIDA started its own scientific journal in 1963. It was named the “Journal of the Indian Dietetic Association”. The inaugural issue came out in December 1963 coinciding with the first Annual Convention of the Association. It was re-christened as “Applied Nutrition” in 1973. There are two issues which are published every year. The journal has been renamed as “Journal of the Indian Dietetic Association” (JIDA) in 2003.

Annual National ConferenceEach year a national conference is organized by one of the 23 chapters of IDA. This is open to members and students of the profession. The conference duration is usually 2-3 days.

Registered Dietitian (RD) BoardThe RD Board is actively involved in setting standards of practice for dietitians in clinical practice. The Board has developed a competency package for training the interns. The Board conducts an annual exam and those who pass the exam are allowed to use the title ‘RD’ after their name.

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Madras Medical MissionThe Madras Medical Mission is an organization inspired by the missionary zeal of Bishop Zachariah Mar Dionysius, Metropolitan of the Madras Diocese of the Orthodox Church of India. Strengthened by the devotion and commitment of the members of this Community at Chennai (erstwhile Madras city of TamilNadu ) who promoted the registered charitable society in 1982, it strives to participate in the healing ministry by seeking to foster an environment of caring, compassion and love that enables it to respond to patient needs in enviable ways.

From modest beginnings two decades ago, the synergy of proficient practitioners, prudential management and providential guidance has metamorphosed this ISO 9001:2008 certified Madras Medical Mission into an organization of excellence that promotes some of the finest super-speciality tertiary care medical institutions in India , with superlative infrastructure, leading edge technology and accomplished professionals.

About Department of Nutrition and DieteticsThe Department of Nutrition and Dietetics is committed to provide a comprehensive Nutrition care program which includes Nutritional Screening, Assessment, Diet Therapy and Education on Healthy Diets.

The Nutrition care program is integrated with Physicians, Dieticians, Nurses, Pharmacist and other appropriate disciplines as needed. Diet consultations are given by Registered Dietician for different disease condition in the Diet Clinic for the out patient.

About Department of NursingThe Department of Nursing is involved in providing compassionate health care for patients availing the services from Madras Medical Mission. They provide services designed to promote health, prevent illness, and achieve optimal recovery from or adaptation to health problems.

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About IAPENThe Indian Association for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (IAPEN) is an organization in the field of parenteral and enteral nutrition and promotes basic research, clinical research, advanced education, organization of consensus statements about clinical care and quality control.

IAPEN was registered under Society Registration Act, Government of India. IAPEN logo was protected under Trademarks Act 1999, Government of India.

IAPEN is the additional link to the already existing chain consisting of American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (ASPEN), European (ESPEN, BAPEN), Australian (AusPEN), Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition Society of Asia (PENSA) and South African (SASPEN) societies.

IAPEN has aggressively conducted various activities throughout India (From Kerala to Punjab, Indore to Kolkata) to bring lifelong learners in advanced clinical nutrition from 2012. Currently in 2017, IAPEN could able to form a strong team of experts and lifelong learners in clinical nutrition.

We strongly believe that in the coming years, these experts will play a major role in strengthening the current status of Clinical Nutrition in India and build a strong foundation and a path for the future generations to follow.

IAPEN sponsors two journals (Journal of Nutrition Research and Indian Journal of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition) and for which it assumes editorial, as distinct from publishing, responsibility. IAPEN promotes experimental and clinical research, fosters high ethical standards of practice and investigation and promotes contact between investigators and clinicians in related fields.

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About ChennaiChennai is the capital of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Located on the Coromandel Coast off the Bay of Bengal, it is one of the biggest cultural, economic and educational centres in South India. According to the 2011 Indian census, it is the sixth-largest city and fourth-most populous urban agglomeration in India. The city together with the adjoining regions constitute the Chennai Metropolitan Area, which is the 36th-largest urban area by population in the world. Chennai is among the most visited Indian cities by foreign tourists. It was ranked the 43rd most visited city in the world for the year 2015. The Quality of Living Survey rated Chennai as the safest city in India. Chennai attracts 45 percent of health tourists visiting India, and 30 to 40 percent of domestic health tourists. As such, it is termed “India’s health capital”. As a growing metropolitan city in a developing country, Chennai confronts substantial pollution and other logistical and socio-economic problems.

Formerly known as Madras, Chennai is the fourth largest city in the country, and it is one of the most popular tourist attractions in South India. A city that has a rich cultural history, Chennai perfectly balances its heritage with its thriving modern lifestyle. A metropolis with a heart, Chennai’s skyline is famous for its towering skyscrapers which form a scenic vista along the coast, but the heart of Chennai still remains in the multitude of old temples and churches dotting various parts of the city. Steeped in rich South-Indian culture, Chennai is a city that has a plethora of dimensions that one can explore, and regardless of where you go, the city has an old-world charm to it that refuses to be overshadowed.

Chennai is home to the second largest beach in the world, the Marina Beach, which is one of the most happening spots in the city. At any hour of the day, Marina Beach is filled to the brim with people – both locals and tourists – basking in the soft warmth of the sun and the sand, with the crystal clears waters of the ocean lapping at their feet. The beach is lined with eateries and stalls where you can go for a quick snack, or for some souvenir shopping.

Chennai has some of the oldest temples in the country, such as the Parthasarathy Temple, the Kapaleeshwarar Temple and the Ashtalakshmi Temple. All of these temples have very colourful facades with towering spires that are as intimidating as they are impressive.

Seeing as Chennai had an important role to play in the colonial era, the city has its fair share of historical museums and monuments which are a testament to the days gone by. The most important of these is Fort. St. George, which is considered one of the first British establishments in the country. The monument is more than just a throwback to the colonial age; this fort also houses the state’s Legislative Assembly and Secretariat. Another tourist spot steeped in history is the Government Museum, which is also a British-era building and houses a very detailed record of the history of India. Other historical buildings include the National Art Gallery and the Connemara Public Library.

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Contact usJOINT ORGANISING SECRETARY

MS. N.VIJAYASHREE, Executive Dietician, Madras Medical MissionMOBILE NO: 9566229012, E-MAIL: diet@mmm.org.in

(OR)ORGANISING SECRETARY

MS. AROKIYA JAYA DEEPA. M- Nursing Coordinator, Madras Medical MissionMOBILE NO: 9894911638, E MAIL: cno@mmm.org.in

Madras Medical Mission 4A, Dr, J J Nagar, Mogappair, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600037