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Volume 50 - Issue 14

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PresidentDr. Ashwani Goyal

Hony. State SecretaryDr. G. S. Grewal

Hony. Finance SecretaryDr. M. K. Singhal

Associate EditorDr. Arvind Narayan

ALL ITS MEMBERSWishesWishesWishes

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President’s Pen...President’s Pen...President’s Pen...Dear colleagues,

On behalf of Delhi Medical Association, I take up the opportunity to

wish all the office bearers, executives, members and the families a

very happy and prosperous Diwali. May the festival of lights enlighten

your life with sparkling lamps and crackling fireworks and infuse it with

happiness, success and health.

Friends, we shall be celebrating with real when we get our profession free from clutches of Diwali

so many legislations, acts etc. We always at every forum talk about draconian Clinical

Establishment Act, PCPNDT Act, Consumer Protection Act, BMW Management Act, issue of

violence on Doctors.

We might have certain internal differences so far as elections are concerned which is the internal

issue of our association, for all the problems related to medical fraternity we have to be united like

nation unites at the time of war.

I feel gone are the days of peaceful agitation, Satyagraha and giving memorandums to the

Ministers. Now straightforward we should take aggressive measures like complete shut down of

medical services across the country for one day or more including closure of emergency services

and surgery, strict refusal by our doctors to treat politicians whatsoever senior he/she may be until

and unless our genuine demands are taken care of.

I really hope in the coming months the IMA HQ Central Leadership together with the state leaders

envisage the new modalities for a permanent solution to these problems. DMA has always

remained on forefront to deal with issues like CEA, changes in master plan in Delhi etc, and we

strive to work harder for the benefit of fraternity at Delhi.

Long live DMA!

Dr. Ashwani GoyalPresident, DMA

Mob.: 9811113647E-mail: [email protected]


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healthy ageing

The increasing incidence of NCD to an epidemic proportion is largely being linked to life style; this is dependent on 'BEHAVIOUR' of the individual. The top killers in INDIA are Heart Attack/ Failure; Brain Stroke/ hemorrhage; COPD; Diabetes & Cancer, if you carefully observe they have one thing in common-ALL HAVE HIGH RATES OF SUCCESS OF PREVENTION.

Therefore society is doing something by itself to land itself in trouble.The solution is a mass behaviour change in society, this requires a scientifically established method and that is 'HEALTH EDUCATION'. Unfortunately what is being practiced today is all 'health propaganda' and the result is there to see and study.

HealthEducation: It is defined as the principle by which individuals and groups of people learn to behave in a manner conducive to the promotion, maintenance, or restoration of health. The ultimate aim of health education is positive 'Behavioural Modification'.

Education for health begins with people. It works to motivate them with whatever interests they may have in improving their living conditions. Its aim is to develop in them a sense of responsibility for health conditions for themselves as individuals, as members of , and as communities. Health Education has an extensible families

researched approach methodology similar in each project undertaken; it is the IEC approach, Information Education & Counseling.

The term can also refer to the process of educating health professionals, including post-Health Education

secondary education culminating in supervised experience, in the medicine this is termed as CME or Continued Medical Education. Health promotion is the tool for health education; it is the process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve, their health.The purpose of health promotion is to positively influence the health behavior of individuals and communities as well as the living and working conditions that influence their health.

HealthPropaganda:This can be defined as a systematic form of purposeful persuasion that attempts to influence the

emotions, attitudes, opinions, and actions of specified target audiences for ideological, political or commercial purposes it has taken the form of artwork, films, speeches, and music, though it's not limited to these forms of communication.

Common examples of propagandaOverstating participation the concept of "Get on the Bandwagon"; everyone else is doing it, and so should you.

Generating fear - Fear generated to change people's behavior. Ads show a bloody accident then remind people to wear their seatbelts.

Promising happiness - Selling happiness is a concept used in ads, such as a well-liked actor will explain why you need to buy a product in order to solve a problem.

Appealing to tradition - Good feelings are generated by the thoughts of certain goods and actions.

Assertion - This is presenting a fact without any proof, as in “This is the best cavity-fighting toothpaste out there.”

WE, DOCTORS NEED TO PARTICIPATE & PROMOTE HEALTH EDUCATION

NOT FALL PREY TO PROPAGANDADr. G.S. Grewal

E-mail : [email protected] : 9811078010

Secretary Pen...Secretary Pen...Secretary Pen...Health Propaganda Health Education vs.


APOLLO ARTHROPLASTY CONFERENCE 2018

A reportIndraprastha

T O U C H I N G L I V E S

A REPORT ON APOLLO JOINT REPLACEMENT CONFERENCE

Apollo Arthroplasty Conference — Current and Emerging Trends was organized on 29 and 30 September 2018 under the chairmanship of Padma Shri Dr. Yash Gulati. It was attended by about 250 delegates from different parts of India, Bangladesh and Nepal. Teaching Faculty included 38 well known Joint Replacement Surgeons from different parts of India and USA

Conference included live surgeries on Gyroscope Based Computer Navigation for Knee Replacement and Oxford half knee replacement, Hands on workshop on I - Assist navigation and Oxford Partial Knee Arthroplasty. Senior joint replacement surgeons addressed the gathering and were actively involved in discussions, debates and hands-on workshops


GYROSCOPE BASED COMPUTER NAVIGATION FOR KNEE REPLACEMENT

Dr Yash Gulati performed Gyroscope Based Computer Navigation for Knee Replacement which was

transmitted live. Delegates highly appreciated this simple and highly accurate technique which can

improve the results tremendously and Is especially useful in difficult and more deformed knees. It was

highlighted that this computer navigation is a simple, highly efficient technique to get perfect alignment

which will help in ensuring longer survival of the knee implants.

OXFORD HALF KNEE REPLACEMENT

Similarly, Oxford partial knee replacement surgery was also shown live to the delegates by Dr Rakesh Rajput from

Kolkata and It was highlighted that about 30 to 40% of patients who are presently getting full knee Dr Yash Gulati,

replacement would actually do better with Oxford partial knee replacement This is a much smaller operation,

rehabilitation is much quicker and the complication rate is also very significantly lower. Newer micro - plasty technique

of dong Oxford Partial Knee Arthroplasty is very accurate, predictable, patient and surgeon friendly. Patient can do

almost all routine activities including light sports, cross leg sitting after Oxford Partial Knee Arthroplasty


Resurgence of Oxford partial knee Arthroplasty because of excellent results has lead to a huge interest in this

technique. Therefore a hands-on workshop was also arranged to familiarize joint replacement surgeons with this

surgery. demonstrated the nuances of this modern surgery on saw - bones and the delegates then Dr Yash Gulati

practiced the same on saw - bones under the careful supervision of teaching faculty.

HONORING TEACHER OF TEACHERS

Another very Important highlight of the conference was honoring the teachers who taught us. In an

emotional ceremony Prof PS Maini, Prof SM Tuli, Prof SS Yadav, Prof P K Dave and Prof Arun Goel were

Honored by all the delegates and a Shawl and a Plaque was presented to them by Maj Gen ( Dr) Jagtar

Singh, Director Medical Services, Apollo Hospital, Delhi, Mr Gagan Sehgal, Chief Operating Officer,

Apollo Hospital Delhi and Dr Javahir Pachore, Senior Orthopedic Surgeon from Ahmadabad

Above mentioned 'Teacher of Teachers ' gave encouragement to younger surgeons and emphasized

the importance of ethical practice, constant upgrading of the skills in conferences like this to provide

world class care to our patients.

WAY FORWARD

At the conclusion of the conference, it was decided to set up a mechanism to provide assistance to

young budding Arthroplasty Surgeons for providing training and system for helping in decision making in

challenging situations, as and when required.


BRANCH NEWS IMA-CENTRA DELHIth

IMA Central Delhi Branch Scientific Meet Held on 6 October, 2018 at DMA Auditorium

Dr. Vinod GoelD� r. President, IMA-CDBH� ony.

Ashwini DalmiyaSecretary, IMA-CDB


Dr. M.K. SinghalHony. Finance Secretary

Dr. Arvind NarayanChairman,

Hasya Kavi Sammelan

Dr. G. S. GrewalHony. State Secretary

Dr. Ashwani GoyalPresident


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