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M. RAMESH [email protected]

EDUCATIONAL : M.P.T. (Cardio-Respiratory), B.A., P.G.D.C.C.M., D. PHARM.,

QUALIFICATIONS S.C.F-A., C.M.T., C. Acu., C.P.H., C.U.S.M., C.C.M., MIAP

DATE OF BIRTH AND AGE : 21.07.1976 - 36 YEARS

SEX : MALE

FATHER’S NAME : R. MANIVANNAN

NATIONALITY : INDIAN

ADDRESS FOR : LINCOLN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE,

COMMUNICATION MAYANG PLAZA, BLOCK A, NO 1,

JALAN SS26/2, TAMAN MAYANG JAYA

47301 PETALING JAYA, SELANGOR, MALAYSIA

PHONE: +60193944418

LANGUAGES KNOWN : TAMIL, TELUGU & ENGLISH

PASSPORT NUMBER : J 3725056

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION INSTITUTION YEARCLASS

OBTAINED

Ph.D IN HEALTH SCIENCES

(PHYSIOTHERAPY)LINCOLN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, MALAYSIA 2012-2015

CURRENTLY

PURSUING

MASTERS IN PHYSIOTHERAPY

(CARDIO-RESPIRATORY)MEENAKSHI COLLEGE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY 2004-2006 COMPLETED

BACHEALOR OF PHYSIOTHERAPY A.M.S. COLLEGE OF PARAMEDICAL SCIENCES 1997 - 2002 69%

BACHEALOR OF ARTS (ENGLISH

LITERATURE)THE NEW COLLEGE 1994- 1997 55%

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN

CRITICAL CARE MANAGEMENTMEENAKSHI COLLEGE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY 2004-2006 COMPLETED

DIPLOMA IN PHARAMCY THE NATIONAL COLLGE OF PHARMACY 1993-1994 60%

SENIOR CERTIFICATE IN FIRST –

AID

ST. JOHN’S AMBULANCE AND

INDIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY2003 AWARDED

CERTIFICATE IN MAITLAND’S

CLINICAL REASONING & MANUAL

THERAPY

FEDERATION OF INDIAN MANUAL

THERAPISTS (FIMT)2006 AWARDED

CERTIFICATE IN ACUPUNCTURE YOUNG MEN CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 2002 AWARDED

CERTIFICATE IN PRANIC HEALINGTHE PRANIC HEALING FOUNDATION OF

SOUTH INDIA 2002 AWARDED

CERTIFICATE IN UNANI SYSTEM

OF MEDICINENIAMATH SCIENCE ACADEMY 1998 AWARDED

CERTIFICATE IN COMPUTER

MANAGEMENTTHE DATAPRO COMPUTER CENTRE 2001 AWARDED

mailto:[email protected]

MEMBER IN INDIAN ASSOCIATION

OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTSINDIAN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS 2007 LIFE - MEMBER

SIX MONTH INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME UNDERWENT - UNDERGRADUATION:

1. THE MADRAS MEDICAL MISSION:

15TH - 30TH AUGUST 2002. Exposed to various CARDIO – THORACIC

conditions.

2. THE YOUNG MEN CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION:

1st - 15TH SEPTEMBER 2002. Exposed to various SPORTS INJURIES.

3. THE ANDHRA MAHILA SABHA:

15TH - 31st SEPTEMBER 2002 and 1st – 15th FEBRUARY. Exposed to various

ORTHOPAEDIC conditions.

4. VOLUNTARY HEALTH SERVICES:

1ST - 30TH OCTOBER 2002. Exposed to various NEUROLOGICAL conditions.

5. AYSHA HOSPITAL:

1st - 15TH NOVEMBER 2002. Exposed to various PHYSIOTHERAPY

conditions.

6. AALIM MUHAMMED SALEGH HOSPITAL FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY:

15TH - 30TH NOVEMBER 2002. Exposed to various REHABILITATION

conditions.

7. THE CANCER INSTITUTE:

1ST - 15TH DECEMBER 2002. Exposed to various SURGICAL conditions.

8. THE CHILD TRUST:

16TH - 30TH DECEMBER 2002. Exposed to various PAEDIATRIC conditions.

9. MALAR HOSPITAL:

1ST - 30TH JANUARY 2003. Exposed to various PHYSIOTHERAPY conditions.

FOUR MONTH INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME UNDERWENT – POST

GRADUATION:

FRONTIER LIFELINE – INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR CARDIO-THORACIC

AND VASCULAR DISEASES (DR. K.M. CHERIAN’S HEART FOUNDATION):

1

ST SEPTEMBER 2005 to 31st DECEMBER - 2005. Exposed to various

CARDIOVASCULAR SPECIALIZED DEPARTMENT.

S.NO DEPARTMENTS DURATION

1 ADULT INTENSIVE CARE UNIT 30 DAYS

2 PAEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE UNIT 30 DAYS

3 MALE GENERAL WARD 15 DAYS

4 FEMALE GENERAL WARD 15 DAYS

5 PAEDIATRIC GENERAL WARD 15 DAYS

6 REHABILITATION DEPARTMENT 15 DAYS

PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINICAL EXPOSURE:

Worked as a full time Clinical Physiotherapist and Tutor in Physiotherapy & Lecturer in

Physiotherapy in AALIM MUHAMMED SALEGH COLLEGE OF PARAMEDICAL

SCIENCES, COLLEGE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY, CHENNAI from MARCH – 2003 to

DECEMBER- 2004.

Worked as a Part time Clinical Physiotherapist in PHYSIOTHERAPY DEPARTMENT -

SHIFA HOSPITAL AND RESEARCH CENTRE, TRIPLICANE, CHENNAI from JUNE – 2002

to May - 2007.

Worked as a full time Clinical Physiotherapist and Assistant Professor of Physiotherapy in

AALIM MUHAMMED SALEGH COLLEGE OF PARAMEDICAL SCIENCES, COLLEGE

OF PHYSIOTHERAPY, CHENNAI from SEPTEMBER – 2006 to May - 2007.

Worked as a full time CHIEF PHYSIOTHERAPIST and HEAD OF CLINICAL for a

DOCUMENTATION BASED CARE – PHYSIOTHERAPY NETWORK MALAYSIA with

Finnish Technology for 6 clinics nationwide from JUNE – 2008 TO JUNE 2010.

Working as a full time CHIEF PHYSIOTHERAPIST AND PROGRAMME

COORDINATOR – PHYSIOTHERAPY DEPARTMENT IN LINCOLN UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE – MALAYSIA from MARCH – 2011 to till date.

ROLE PLAYED IN MY WORKING EXPERIENCE:

1. TUTOR IN PHYSIOTHERAPY AND CLINICAL PHYSIOTHERAPIST:

Teaching Anatomy, Bio-mechanics, Massage and Exercise therapy to II, IV and V semester

students

Treating the patients in the outpatient physiotherapy clinic under the guidance and

supervision of my superiors

2. LECTURE IN PHYSIOTHERAPY AND CLINICAL PHYSIOTHERAPIST:

Teaching Bio-mechanics, Exercise therapy, Social Preventive Medicine and Electrotherapy

to IV, V and VI semester students and treating the patients in the outpatient physiotherapy

clinic by my own diagnosis and treatment plan

Project Guide for 3 undergraduate students to complete their projects to be submitted at the

last semester for the completion of Bachelors of physiotherapy (BPT)

3. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PHYSIOTHERAPY AND SENIOR CLINICAL

PHYSIOTHERAPIST:

Teaching Electrotherapy, Social Preventive Medicine, Orthopaedic conditions for

Physiotherapists, Cardio-respiratory conditions for Physiotherapists, Physiotherapy in

Cardio-respiratory conditions, Physiotherapy in orthopaedic conditions to V, VI, VII and

VIII semester students

Providing clinical training and practical guidance for physiotherapy for orthopaedic

conditions, physiotherapy for cardio-thoracic conditions and rehabilitation medicine to VII

and VIII semester students

Served as a Project Guide for 6 students per year to complete their projects to be submitted

to the University for the Completion of Bachelors of Physiotherapy (BPT)

Served as a University Appointed Examiner for Public Examinations for Exercise Therapy,

Massage, Electrotherapy and Physiotherapy for Cardio-respiratory conditions for IV, V and

VIII semester students

Served as a University Appointed Examiner for Assistant Chief Superintendent of

Examinations for BPT Public Examinations

Served as a University Appointed Examiner for Public Examination Paper Correction

Invigilator

Assessing and treating the patients in the outpatient rehabilitation clinic and arranging camps

for public to create awareness on physiotherapy treatment procedures.

4. JUNIOR PHYSIOTHERAPIST WITH DOCUMENTATION BASED CARE:

Assessing the patients with musculoskeletal disorders by doing DBC BASELINE

EXAMIANTION and treating them with DBC BACK, NECK, SHOULDER AND KNEE

PROTOCOL by using DBC MACHINES

Assisting my seniors in Clinical Reporting system, Doctors Relationship Management and

Customer Relationship Management

5. SENIOR PHYSIOTHERAPIST WITH DOCUMENTATION BASED CARE:

Physiotherapist in charge for the Day to day performance of the physiotherapists, working

environment, team leader for a group of 4 physiotherapists, No of targeted Monthly patient

treatment sessions, No of targeted monthly new patients for one branch

Assisting my seniors in Clinical Reporting system, Doctors Relationship Management and

Customer Relationship Management

6. DEPUTY CHIEF PHYSIOTHERPAIST AND HEAD OF CLINICAL WITH

DOCUMENTATION BASED CARE:

Assisting the chief physiotherapist and head of clinical in managing 4 clinics in terms of the

workflow of each clinic, Day to day performance of the physiotherapists, working

environment, timely reporting to SOCSO, DOCTORS AND INSURANCE COMPANIES

about the patients baseline examinations, providing training for newly recruited

physiotherapists about DBC TECHNOLOGY

Continued as a team leader for a group of 4 physiotherapists, No of targeted Monthly patient

treatment sessions, No of targeted monthly new patients for one branch

7. CHIEF PHYSIOTHERPAIST AND HEAD OF CLINICAL WITH

DOCUMENTATION BASED CARE:

Managing 4 clinics in terms of the workflow of each clinic, Day to day performance of the

physiotherapists, working environment, timely reporting to SOCSO, DOCTORS AND

INSURANCE COMPANIES about the patients baseline examinations, providing training for

newly recruited physiotherapists about DBC TECHNOLOGY

Providing CME programme for orthopaedic surgeons, neurologists and rehabilitation

medicine specialists from the government and private hospitals in whole Malaysia,

explaining about DBC TECHNOLOGY

Providing CME programme for SOCSO, INSURANCE COMPANIES and other payers,

explaining about DBC TECHNOLOGY

Providing Health Talk on Back pain and its prevention as a HRDF approved trainer for

various industrial workers, health safety officers and HR people. Participating in different

health care forums representing DBC as a speaker and consultant about DBC

TECHNOLOGY

Providing management and back room support for business development, doctors

relationship management, customers relationship management, providing training for newly

recruited physiotherapists and students from various colleges like MAHSA,

MASTERSKILL and UNISEL, clinical reporting system, quality assurance data transfer for

all the 4 clinics with DBC FINLAND

Continued as a team leader for 2 clinics in Klang Valley with a group of 10 physiotherapists,

No of targeted Monthly patient treatment sessions, No of targeted monthly new patients

8. CHIEF PHYSIOTHERPAIST AND PHYSIOTHERAPY PROGRAMME

COORDINATOR WITH LINCOLN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE (CURRENT

POSITION):

Managing the physiotherapy department with team of 5 physiotherapists and one clinical

physiotherapy assistant.

Teaching physiotherapy subjects for diploma in physiotherapy students

Framed the curriculum design for Bachelor of physiotherapy, Masters in physiotherapy and

got approval for Ph.D in Health Sciences (Physiotherapy)

Established and maintaining the physiotherapy centre as Chief physiotherapist in Lincoln

Rehabilitation and Training Centre, part of Lincoln University College.

Senate board member of Lincoln University College, representing Department of

Physiotherapy

Day to day running of the Department of physiotherapy with classes, examinations, results

publishing and clinical training.

TOTAL YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AFTER MASTERS DEGREE : 06 years and 11 months

TOTAL YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AFTER BACHELORS DEGREE : 11 years and 11 months

ROLE AS A SPEAKER IN DIFFERENT CME PROGRAMMES:

1. Health Talk on ADVANCED, EVIDENCE BASED & SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN

FINNISH TECHNOLOGY for the Orthopaedic surgeons, Neurosurgeons, rehabilitation

medicine specialists and General Practioners and health care providers in PANTAI PUTERI

HOSPITAL, IPOH in 15.05.2009

2. Health Talk on INTRODUCTION TO ADVANCED, EVIDENCE BASED &

SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN FINNISH TECHNOLOGY for the HEAD OF HUMAN

RESOUCES, SALES, INSURANCE CLAIMS from ALLIANZ INSURANCE COMPANY in

23.06.2009



medicine specialists and General Practioners and health care providers in IPOH GENERAL

HOSPITAL in 22.07.2009



medicine specialists and General Practioners and health care providers in KLANG GENERAL

HOSPITAL in 18.08.2009



medicine specialists and General Practioners and health care providers in KUALA LUMPUR

GENERAL HOSPITAL in 08.10.2009

6. Health talk on PREVENTION OF BACK PAIN to Industrial population organized by

NIOSH 28&29.10.2009



medicine specialists and General Practioners and health care providers in UNIVERSITY

MALAYA MEDICAL CENTRE (UMMC) in 23.11.2009

8. Health Talk on LATERST ADVANCEMENTS IN DBC FINNISH TECHNOLOGY for the

newly recruited CASE MANAGERS from SOCIAL SECURITY ORGANIZAION OF

MALAYSIA (SOCSO) – RETURN TO WORK PROGRAMME (RTW) in 24.11.2009




MALAYA SPECIALIST CENTRE (UMSC) and REHABILITATION DEPARTMENT in

08.02.2010




MALAYA SPECIALIST CENTRE (UMSC) and REHABILITATION DEPARTMENT in

08.02.2010

11. Health talk on PREVENTION OF BACK PAIN in HEALTH AND HAPPINESS

FORUM – 2010 in 20&21.03.2010

12. Health talk on PREVENTION OF BACK PAIN in HEALTH FORUM conducted by

Federation Malaysian Manufacturers in 22.03.2010

PRIZES AWARDED IN ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE:

FIRST PLACE IN BIOMECHANICS in college level.

FIRST PLACE IN PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR CARDIO-THORACIC CONDITIONS

in college level.

SECOND PLACE IN MEDICINE, SURGERY AND PAEDIATRICS in college level.

SECOND PLACE IN PROJECT WORK – PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT

FOR ANTERIOR POLIOMYELITIS in college level.

PARTICIPATION IN VARIOUS CONFERENCES:

Presented a scientific paper on PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR COMPUTER

PROFESSIONALS in PHYSIOTHERAPY CONFERENCE, PHYSIOFEST 2000

conducted by GOVERNMENT INSTITUTE OF REHABILITATION MEDICINE,

CHENNAI.

Presented a scientific paper on EXERCISE THERAPY PROTOCOL FOR

PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE in

PHYSIOTHERAPY CONFERENCE, A(I)MS - 2005 conducted by AALIM

MUHAMMED SALEGH COLLEGE OF PARAMEDICAL SCIENCES,

CHENNAI, APRIL 2005.

Participated in continuous medical education STRIDE – 98 conducted by

SAVEETHA COLLEGE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY, SAVEETHA MEDICAL &

EDUCATIONAL TRUST, CHENNAI, JULY 1998.

Participated in continuous medical education PHYSIOFEST – 99 conducted by

GOVERNMENT INSTITUTE OF REHABILITATION MEDICINE, CHENNAI,

AUGUST 1999.

Participated in continuous medical education on BIOMECHANICS conducted

by SRM COLLEGE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY, FEBRUARY 2000.

Participated in PHYSIOTHERAPY CONFERENCE, PHYSIOFEST 2000

and 2000 conducted by GOVERNMENT INSTITUTE OF REHABILITATION

MEDICINE, CHENNAI, AUGUST - 2000.

Participated in INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON UNANI SYSTEM

OF MEDICINE and presented a poster about HEALTH AND NUTRITION

conducted by NIAMATH SCIENCE ACADEMY, CHENNAI, OCTOBER 2000.

Participated in WORLD SEMINAR CUM SPECIAL GROUP TRAINING

CAMP as a PHYSICAL MEDICAL TEAM MEMBER, conducted by

INTERNATIONAL OKINAWAN SHORIN-RYU SEIBUKAN KARATE-DO

ASSOCIATION OF INDIA, FEBRUARY 2001.

Participated in continuous medical education on ADULT HEMIPLEGIA

conducted by MEENAKSHI COLLEGE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY, AUGUST 2003.

Participated in STATE LEVEL continuous medical education and workshop on

RECENT ADVANCES IN PHYSICAL THERAPY conducted by AALIM

MUHAMMED SALEGH COLLEGE OF PARAMEDICAL SCIENCES,

COLLEGE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY, SEPTEMBER 2003.

Participated in continuous medical education on REHABILITATON

MEDICINE conducted by PREM CENTER FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY AND

REHABILITATION MEDICINE, DECEMBER –2004.

Participated in WORLD DISABILITY DAY INTERDISCIPLINARY

SYMPOSIUM conducted by NEUROSCIENCES INDIA GROUP, DECEMBER -

2004.

CREDENTIAL POINTS OBTAINED BY ATTENDING VARIOUS ONLINE CME PROGRAMMES:

LETTERS OF COMPLETION ON MEDSCAPE

Activity Title Provider Participated Credit Type Credits

Stop Hypertension Now! Recognize and Manage Your High-Risk Patients

Potomac Center for Medical Education

12/28/09 AMA RA Category 1 Credit(s)™

1.00

Pulmonary Complications in Connective Tissue Disease

Medscape 12/28/09 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™

0.50

Advances in Osteoarthritis Management Medscape 12/28/09 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™

1.00

Spinal Surgery Superior t Exercise, Medical Therapy at 4 Years


0.25

Physical Therapy Modalities Helpful for the Family Clinician to Know


0.25

An Individualized Approach to Management of Patients With Rheumatoid Arthritis With Suboptimal Response to Anti-TNF Therapy


1.00

Prescribed Exercise Increases Physical Activity in Middle-Aged Women

Medscape 09/18/09 0.25

The Link Between Physica Activity and Bone Strength Across the Lifespan


1.25

Specific Strength Training Helpful for Neck Muscle Pain


0.25

Manual Physical Therapy, Exercise May Improe Neck Pain, Disability


0.25

Strategies for Improving Outcomes in Patients With Treatment-Resistant Depression


1.50

Talking Vaccination: Improving Communication With Adult Patients. An Expert Interview with Kristin Nichol, MD, MPH, MBA

National Foundation for Infectious Diseases

08/12/09 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™

0.50

Approaches to the Targeting of Treatment for Osteoporosis


0.75

Clinical Concepts in Pain and Aging: A Case-Based CME Monograph

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine


1.00

A Young Woman With Exercise-Induced Syncope


0.25

A 31-Year-Old Woman With a Painful Right Wrist


0.25

Coarctation of the Aorta: Fetal and Postnatal Diagnosis and Outcome


0.75

A Young Athete in Cardiac Arrest


0.25

Cystic Fibrosis and Pseudomonas in the Young Adult: Making Time to Improve Outcomes


1.25

Management of Shoulder Osteoarthritis Revewed


0.25

Aerobic Plus Resistance Training May Improve Coronary Artery Disease Outcomes


0.25

Strategies for Blood Management in High-Risk Patients UndergoingCardiothoracic Operations


0.50

Evaluation and Management of the Adult Patient With Transposition of the Great Arteries Following Atrial-level (Senning or Mustard) Repair


1.00

New AACE Guidelines for Prediabetes Management


0.25

Moxifloxacin Monotherapy Effective for Community-Acquired Pneumonia


0.25

Acute Poststrok Seizures Linked to Higher 30-Day Mortality


0.25

Guidelines on Strength Training for Children Revised


0.25

Minor Leg Injuries Linked to Venous Thrombosis

Medcape


0.25

Guidelines Issued for Overuse Injuries in Child and Adolescent Athletes

Medscape 05/23/08 0.25

Regular Sports Activities May Help Prevent DVT and PE


0.25

Differentiating Leg Disorders: Strategies for Diagnosis and Treatment in the Primary Care Setting

Professional Postgraduate Services/KnowledgePoint360 Group, LLC


2.50

Persistent Pain and the Older Patient Professional Postgraduate Services/KnowledgePoint360 Group, LLC


1.25

New Guidelines Issued for Management of Hip and Knee Osteoarthritis

Medscape 05/22/08 AMA PRA Category 1

0.25

Credit(s)™

Managing Joint Pain and Swelling in Primary Care: A Patient Simulation Series for the Healthcare Team


1.00

Recurrent Bacteremia in a 73-Year-Old Woman Medscape 05/22/08 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™

0.25

NCCN Breast Cancer Guidelines Updateational Comprehensive Cancer Network


0.75

Case Study 2: Options for Patients With Rheumatoid Arthritis Who Do Not Adequately Respond to a TNF Inhibitor

education | outcomes | science


1.00

Barriers to Prevention in DVT/PE: An Integrated Approach

Medscape 05/19/08 0.50

ATS 2007: Critical Care Medscape 05/19/08 1.00

ATS 2007: Pulmonary Disease Medscape 05/19/08 1.25

Understanding Pediatric Asthma: Dana's Case Medscape 05/19/8

AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™

0.50

Management of Cardiovascular Risk Factors: Evidence-based Practice and Approaches

Postgraduate Institute for Medicine


1.00

Highlights of the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCM) 37th Critical Care Congress


1.50

APHA 2007: Emergent Issues in Public Health Medscape 05/16/08 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™

1.25

Critical Updates: The Role of Atherosclerosis, Hypertension and Diabetes in Cardiovascular Disease: Call to Action for the Cardiologist

Vindico Medical Education 05/16/08 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™

2.00

Hypertension and the Clinical Impact American Society of Hypertension


1.00

The Hemodynamics of Hypertension -- The Importance of Pathophysiology and Pharmacology

American Society of Hypertension


1.00

Back Pain in a 39-Year-Old Man from Guatemala


0.5

Total: 34.50

EXTRA - CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:

SILVER MEDALIST IN FOOTBALL – INTERDEPARTMENT TOURNAMENT in THE

NEW COLLEGE – 1997.

SILVER MEDALIST IN FOOTBALL – INTERDEPARTMENT TOURNAMENT in

AALIM MUHAMED SALEGH COLLEGE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY – 2000.

SILVER MEDALIST IN FOOTBALL – INTERDEPARTMENT TOURNAMENT in


SECOND PRIZE IN VIII WORLD TAMIL MEDICAL SCIENCE CONFERENCE.

GOLD MEDALIST IN TAMIL DEPAT – INTERDEPARTMENT COMPETITION in


GOLD MEDALIST IN TAMIL DEPAT – INTERDEPARTMENT COMPETITION in

AALIM MUHAMED COLLEGE SALEGH OF PHYSIOTHERAPY – 2002.

STUDENT ORGANISING COMMITTEE SECRETARY for PHYSIOMOUNT – 2000.

STUDENT ORGANISING COMMITTEE SECRETARY for PHYSIOFEAST – 2002.

I HEREBY DECLARE THAT THE INFORMATIONS GIVEN ABOVE

ARE TRUE TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE.

DATE :

PLACE : SELANGOR, MALAYSIA (M. RAMESH BABU)

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