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Indian Society ofCritical Care Medicine
Secretariat
Dr Rajesh Chandra MishraUnit 13 & 14, First Floor, Hind Service Industries Premises Co.operative Society,Near Chaitya Bhoomi, Off Veer Savarkar Marg, Dadar, Mumbai – 400028Tel.: 022-24444737 Telefax: 022-24460348�
email: [email protected]
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• Notice for the 26th Annual General Body Meeting 3
• Minutes of the 25th Annual General Body Meeting 4
• Annual Report for the year January 2019 – December 2019 13
• Annual report of City Branches/State Chapters 31
• Agra 31
• Aurangabad 31
• Bhubaneswar 32
• Chennai 33
• Coimbatore 34
• Delhi & NCR 34
• Gurugram 36
• Hyderabad 37
• Indore 38
• Jalandhar 39
• Jalgaon 39
• Jamshedpur 40
• Jodhpur 40
• Madurai 41
• Mangalore 42
• Mumbai 43
• Nagpur 45
• Pune 48
• Rishikesh 49
• Siliguri 49
• Audited statements of Accounts of ISCCM Headquarters for 2018 – 2019 51
• Elections Notice (Vacant Posts) 62
• Elections Nomination Form 63
• Proposed Amendments to ISCCM Constitution 2019 64
• Contact details update form 76
• Attendance Slip 77
TO ALL MEMBERS OF
INDIAN SOCIETY OF CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
Dear Friends,
The 26th Annual Report, Minutes of the 25th Annual General Meeting held at Mumbai, Audited Statement of Accounts of theCentral (national) body, office bearers of various branches and their annual reports, Elections notice (Vacant posts),ElectionsNomination form, proposed amendments to the constitution, and various other reports are being circulated herewith. I requestyou to go through them; and if you have any queries, please send them to ISCCM office by 19th of February 2020. Only thequeries received by 19th of February 2020 will be discussed in the Annual General Body Meeting to be held on 29th February2020 at the National Conference Criticare 2020, Hyderabad.
With warm regards
Yours sincerely
Dr. Rajesh Chandra Mishra
General Secretary
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INDIAN SOCIETY OF CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
NOTICE
Date : 27th January 2020
The 26th Annual General Body Meeting of the Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine will be held on 29th February 2020 at5.30 PM at Hyderabad International Convention Centre, Hyderabad – Hall 3 Main Hall during Criticare 2020, Hyderabad.You are requested to be present for this meeting.
AGENDA
Dr Rajesh Chandra Mishra
General Secretary
1 Apologies
2 Condolences
3 Confirmation of the Minutes of the last Annual General Body meeting held on 2nd February 2019 at Mumbai. (Copyattached)
4 To confirm the Audited Statements of accounts for the year 2018 - 2019
5 Business arising out of the minutes of the last AGM
6 General Secretary's Annual Report
7 To declare the election results for 2020-2022
8 Elections for Executive Committee Elected members from South Zone - 1 Post and East Zone - 2 Posts.
9 The annual report of the Indian College of Critical Care Medicine
10 The annual report of the IJCCM
11 Presentation of budget by Dr Shilpushp Bhosale, Treasurer
12 To discuss about the Constitution Amendments (Copy Attached)
13 Distribution of prizes and awards
14 To discuss letters and correspondence if any.
15 Presentation of the report of the Organising Secretary for 27th Annual Conference of Indian Society of Critical CareMedicine "Criticare 2021" at Ahmedabad.
16 Installation of President
17 Any other matter with the permission of the chair
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MINUTES OF THE 25TH ANNUAL GENERAL BODY MEETING OF ISCCM
HELD ON 2ND FEBRUARY 2019 AT MUMBAI
The Twenty fifth Annual General Body Meeting of the Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine was held on 2nd February 2019 at5.30 P.M. at The Renaissance Mumbai Convention Centre Hotel, Mumbai. The meeting was attended by the followingmembers:
THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS WERE PRESENT:-
Name City
Dr.A M Bhagwati Mumbai
Dr.A Mohan Rao Visakhapatnam
Dr.Abhijit Paul Kolkata
Dr.Achint Narang Panchkula
Dr.Ajay Shukla Patna
Dr.Akash Patoliya Dhoraji
Dr.Aklesh Tandekar Mumbai
Dr.Akshay kumar Challani Mumbai
Dr.Amit Hiwarka Jalgaon
Dr.Amol Kothekar Mumbai
Dr.Anand Joshi Hyderabad
Dr.Anand Nikalje Aurangabad
Dr.Anand Tiwari Pune
Dr.Anib Pathak Mumbai
Dr.Anil Sachdev New Delhi
Dr.Anil Thakur New Delhi
Dr.Anirban Hom Choudhuri New Delhi
Dr.Ankita Lapalikar Thane
Dr. Ankur Bhavsar Vadodara
Dr.Anuj Clerk Surat
Dr.Arindam Kar Kolkata
Dr.Ashok Kataria Madurai
Dr.Ashootosh Mall Gorakhpur
Dr.Ashutosh Bhardwaj New Delhi
Dr.Atul Kulkarni Mumbai
Dr.B D Bande Pune
Dr.Badri Prasad Das Varanasi
Dr.Bal Mukund Mumbai
Dr.Bharat Jagiasi Navi Mumbai
Dr.Bhushan Kinholkar Pune
Dr.Brajendra Lahkar Guwahati
Dr.Brijesh Patel Ahmedabad
Dr.Chandrashekhar T Navi Mumbai
Dr.Charudatt Vaity Mumbai
Dr. D K Singh Ranchi
Dr. D P Samaddar Kolkata
Dr.Darshan Shukla Bhavnagar
Dr.Deepak Baharani Jabalpur
Dr.Deepak Govil New Delhi
Dr.Deven Juneja New Delhi
Name City
Dr.Dhruva Chaudhry Rohtak
Dr.Dilip Karnad Mumbai
Dr.Dilip Shende New Delhi
Dr.Dinesh Kumar Sharma Bhilwara
Dr.G C Khilnani New Delhi
Dr.Geroge Jacob Pandalam
Dr.Gunadhar Padhi Navi Mumbai
Dr.Gunjan Chanchalani Mumbai
Dr.Hardik V Rajkot
Dr.Indraneel Raut Mumbai
Dr.J M Ganshyam Hyderabad
Dr.J V Divatia Mumbai
Dr.J Vinodh Kumar Coimbatore
Dr.Jayaram Navade Thane
Dr.Jeetendra Sharma Gurgaon
Dr.Jigar Mehta Ahmedabad
Dr.Jitendra Choudhary Mumbai
Dr.Jyoti Shendge Pune
Dr.K Murlidharan Bangalore
Dr.Kabilan R Pattukottai
Dr.Kapil Borawake Pune
Dr.Kapil Dev Soni New Delhi
Dr.Kapil Zirpe Pune
Dr.Kayanoosh Kadapatti Pune
Dr.Khalid Khatib Pune
Dr.Khusrav Bajan Mumbai
Dr.Kunal Singh Patna
Dr.Leelavati Thakur Gurgaon
Dr.Leena Patil Jalgaon
Dr.Leo Sundarajan Thanjavur
Dr.Madhusudan Jaju Secunderabad
Dr.Manish Bathija Mumbai
Dr.Manish Munjal Jaipur
Dr.Manohar Arwari Mumbai
Dr.Mayur Shah Mumbai
Dr.Minal Jariwala Mumbai
Dr.Mohan B Nashik
Dr.Nandkumar P Coimbatore
Dr.Narendra Rungta Jaipur
Dr.Natesh Prabhu Bangalore
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Name City
Dr.Neeraj Kumar Patna
Dr.Neeta Bose Vadodara
Dr.Nikhil Shandilya Panchkula
Dr.Nilesh Mahale Pune
Dr.Nita George Kochi
Dr.Palepu Gopal Hyderabad
Dr.Pankaj Anand Jaipur
Dr.Parshotam Lal Gautam Ludhiana
Dr.Payel Bose Kolkata
Dr.Prachi Kulkarni Mumbai
Dr.Pradeep Bhatia Jabalpur
Dr.Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya Bhopal
Dr.Pradip Taur Mumbai
Dr.Pragyan Routray Bhubaneswar
Dr.Pramod Sood Ludhiana
Dr.Prashant Borade Mumbai
Dr.Pratibha Toal Mumbai
Dr.Prince Gupta Mumbai
Dr.Raghunath A Mysore
Dr.Rahul Mahajan Jalgaon
Dr.Rahul Pandit Mumbai
Dr.Raj Rawal Ahmedabad
Dr.Rajesh Chandra Mishra Ahmedabad
Dr.Rajesh Chawla New Delhi
Dr.Rajesh KumarPande New Delhi
Dr.Rajesh Manwatkar Jalgaon
Dr.Rajkumar Mani New Delhi
Dr.Rajnish Kumar Patna
Dr.Rakesh KumarTyagi Agra
Dr.Ramesh Hasani Akola
Dr.Ranjeet Patil Pune
Dr.Ranjit Korde Akola
Dr.Ranvir SinghTyagi Agra
Dr.Ravindra Ghawat Thane
Dr.Rekha Das Cuttack
Dr.Revathi Aiyer Vadodara
Dr.Rishi Kumar Mumbai
Dr.Ritesh Shah Baroda
Dr.Rohit Samant Mumbai
Dr.Ruchira Khasne Nashik
Dr.Rupali Mahadeva Lucknow
Dr.S J Bhosale Mumbai
Dr.S Mahendrakar Mumbai
Dr.S Nishanth Coimbatore
Dr.Sameeran Upasani Mumbai
Dr.Samir Kumar Biswas Kolkata
Dr.Sandhya Talekar Pune
Dr.Sanghamitra Mishra Bhubaneswar
Name City
Dr.Sanjay Dhanuka Indore
Dr.Sanjay Kumar Gupta Kanpur
Dr.Sanjith Saroja Mumbai
Dr.Sankalp Vanzara Rajkot
Dr.Saroj Gauri Thane
Dr.Saswati Sinha (Dasgupta) Kolkata
Dr.Saurabh Kole Kolkata
Dr.Sauren Panja Kolkata
Dr.Shabbar Joad Jaipur
Dr.Sharmili Sinha Bhubaneswar
Dr.Shashank Dhiraj Patna
Dr.Shashank Sen Siliguri
Dr.Sheila Nainan Myatra Mumbai
Dr.Shirish Prayag Pune
Dr.Shivakumar Iyer Pune
Dr.Smriti Tiwari Navi Mumbai
Dr.Soonu Udani Mumbai
Dr.Soumya Sankar Nath Lucknow
Dr.Srinivas S Hyderabad
Dr.Srinivas Samavedam Hyderabad
Dr.Srinivasan Ramanathan Mumbai
Dr.Subhal Dixit Pune
Dr.Sudhir Khunteta Jaipur
Dr.Sudipta Mukherjee Kolkata
Dr.Suhail Sarwar Lucknow
Dr.Suhail Siddiqui Lucknow
Dr.Sunil Katkade Thane
Dr.Sunit Singhi Chandigarh
Dr.Suresh Kumar Chandigarh
Dr.Suresh Kumar Bhargava Jaipur
Dr.Sushil Ambesh Lucknow
Dr.Swagata Tripathy Bhubaneswar
Dr.Swaika Sarbari Kolkata
Dr.Syed Andrabi Srinagar
Dr. S. Bandyopadhyay Kolkata
Dr. Simran Singh Mumbai
Dr.T Mohan Maharaj Visakhapatnam
Dr.T Murali Coimbatore
Dr.Tadit Mohanty Cuttack
Dr.Tapan Sarkar Kolkata
Dr.Tapas Chakraborty Kolkata
Dr.Udgeeth Thaker Vadodara
Dr.Ujwala Mhatre Mumbai
Dr.Urvi Shukla Pune
Dr.V K Thakur Patna
Dr.Vaijanti Bhavsar Navi Mumbai
Dr.Veena Narayan Wetal Mumbai
Dr.Venkat Raman Kola Hyderabad
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Name City
Dr.Vikrant Pawar Navi Mumbai
Dr.Vilas Kushare Nashik
Dr.Vinay Kulkarni Nagpur
Dr.Vinod Gosavi Aurangabad
Dr.Vinod Kumar Muzaffarpur
Dr.Vipin Kumar Singh Lucknow
Dr.Vipul Parekh Bhavnagar
Dr.Vishal Pawar Pune
Name City
Dr.Vivek Jain Mumbai
Dr.Vivek Mittal Jaipur
Dr. Y.P Singh New Delhi
Dr.Yash Javeri New Delhi
Dr.Yatin Mehta Gurgaon
Dr.Yogesh Vaishnav Mumbai
Dr.Ziyokov Joshi Jalandhar
Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya welcomed all the members present. The President Dr Yatin Mehta called the meeting to orderwith required quorum present at meeting.
1. Apologies
Nil
2. Condolences
Dr Rameshwar Pande, Dehradun, Dr Hamendra Patel, Baroda and Dr Bhupendra Shah, Baroda.
One minute silence was observed in respect of departed souls.
3. Confirmation of the Minutes of the last Annual General Body meeting held on 8th March 2018 at
Varanasi.
The minutes of the last AGM were confirmed. Dr Manish Munjal proposed and Dr Yash Javeri seconded and minuteswere passed.
4. Involvement of local branch in Annual Conference
Dr Yash Javeri enquired regarding involvement of local branch in Annual Conference. Dr Kapil Zirpe clarified that as perConstitution, the local branch could select their 4 Organizing Committee members by consensus.
5. To confirm the Audited statement of accounts for the year 2017 -2018
Dr Rajesh Chandra Mishra proposed and Dr Susruta Bandyopadhyay seconded passing of accounts and Auditedaccounts for year 2017 -2018 were passed.
6. General Secretary’s annual report
Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya presented General Secretary`s Annual report. He thanked all Executive Committeemembers for their contribution made during the year.
He informed about activities of society during year. The important updates were as follows:-
General
1. The major exercise of Membership database update was undertaken. More than 4,000 email id and mobile numbersof members were updated.
2. He informed about ISCCM day celebration.
3. IJCCM publishers have been changed. Jaypee Brothers are managing IJCCM from Jan 2019 issue. IJCCM isavailable to all members in soft copy form only. Dr R K Mani completed his tenure as editor on 31st Dec 2018. Hethanked him for his efforts. Dr Atul Kulkarni has been appointed as Editor, IJCCM for 3 years from 1st Jan 2019. Themembers applauded appointment.
4. To strengthen Accounting and compliances, new Consultants have been appointed. A full time Accountant also hasbeen appointed.
5. A budget has been prepared. The aim is to minimise the administrative expenses and to allocate maximum funds forresearch and academic objects of society.
6. Rs 1.50 lacs were paid to ISCCM Kochi and Calicut branch each for heavy rains relief.
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7. The bankers have been changed from HDFC Bank to Axis Bank.
8. The provision has been made for applicants to apply for membership totally online with payment of fees. It has beenproposed to make the membership application procedure mandatorily online after Criticare 2019.
9. It is planned to bid for World Congress 2025 and endeavour is to bid till we are successful.
10. FCRA registration – ISCCM is FCRA registered. We are expecting an educational grant of Rs 20 lacs for our onlineCCIDC course.
11. Like every year, Critical Care Update Book has been released this year also.
12. Administrative Aspects of Critical Care book is another book that has been released this year.
13. With more activities being planned, we have finalised purchase of neighbouring office. The possession is expected innear future.
Research
1. ISCCM Initiated research INDICAPS II PI Dr J V Divatia has got 33% better response than INDICAP I.
2. We appreciate Dr Vidya Menon, Dr Mahuya Bhattacharya and Dr Sukanya Mitra - Research grant awardees.
3. CHITRA: The data entry platform has been transferred from St. John`s Bangalore to ISCCM server. It has beenofficially launched and it will soon start after Criticare 2019.
4. Research Methodology E course prepared by Dr Anirban Hom Choudhuri has been launched during the conference.
5. We have brought out a Compendium book of Abstracts of all research done in India for 2008-2018. We thank Dr AtulKulkarni and Dr Subhash Todi for their efforts for the book.
6. We plan to have research conclave soon.
7. The monthly Podcast: Review of Critical Care literature and Author interview is in progress and it is expected to startsoon.
8. We are informing our members to participate in ISCCM Endorsed surveys going on with international bodies.
Guidelines
1. AKI guidelines have been completed and submitted. We thank Dr Arindam Kar for his efforts for these Guidelines.
2. We thank Dr Narendra Rungta for his commendable work and efforts put in for preparing the ISCCM guidelines onICU Design.
3. Indian antimicrobial prescription guidelines in critically ill immunocompromised patients, Chairman – Dr AtulKulkarni have been published in IJCCM. Indian antimicrobial prescription guidelines in critically ill nonimmunocompromised patients, Chairman – Dr G C Khilnani have been also published in IJCCM supplement.
Criticare 2019
1. First time center has conducted annual conference from center and he hoped that it will be successful conference.
2. A special discounted prices were offered to PG students.
3. There are 10 prizes for posters and 10 prizes for platform presentations.
4. He hoped that all must have liked Scientific programme.
Branches
1. The branch management system has been developed. More than 50% of branches are actively using BMS.
2. For current year, the best branches were selected from branch management system.
3. Few branches conducted their elections through center`s election software. The cost was borne by center.
Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya thanked all the ISCCM office staff for their contribution. Mrs Sunita Shukla has beenworking with ISCCM for 25 years. The members applauded.
All the ISCCM office staff were felicitated with Shawl.
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Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya thanked and concluded General Secretary`s report.
7. Felicitation of Dr Ashit Bhagwati, Past President
Dr Ashit Bhagwati was felicitated.
Dr Ashit Bhagwati – happy to see society grow. He requested President for ISCCM should have its own text- book.
8. To declare election results for 2019-2021
Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya informed the election results.
Nominations were invited for the post of 1 President – Elect, 1 Vice President, 1 General Secretary - Elect,1 Secretary , 1Treasurer and 4 Executive Committee Elected Members.
The following members were elected unopposed:
Dr Khusrav Bajan, MumbaiSecretary
Elections were therefore held for 1 post of President-Elect, 1 post of General Secretary – Elect, 1 post of Treasurer and 4posts of Executive Committee Elected Members.
The following contestants were declared elected.
Dr Dhruva Chaudhry, RohtakPresident-Elect
Dr Srinivas Samavedam, HyderabadGeneral Secretary – Elect
Dr Shilpushp Bhosale, MumbaiTreasurer
Executive Committee Members Dr Gunjan Chanchalani, Mumbai
Dr Suneel Kumar Garg, Delhi
Dr Suresh Ramasubban, Kolkata
Dr Raymond Savio, Chennai
The members applauded all the elected candidates.
9. Elections for 1 post of Vice President
Dr Subhal Dixit – 3 nominations were received for 1 vacant post of Vice President. The Election Commission hadaccepted nomination of Dr Rahul Pandit which was in order. The nomination of Dr Ravindra Sarnaik, Nagpur wasrejected as it was not accompanied with valid payment. Dr D K Singh nomination was not accepted as it was receivedafter last date for receiving nominations. No complaint was received for last date with 20th Jan 2019 for receivingnominations as Sunday. The election Commission have declared Dr Rahul Pandit as elected as Vice President.
Dr D K Singh thanked members who had attended Criticare 2018 conference. The members applauded. It is wellpracticed rule that if last day falls on Sunday or declared as holiday then the date is extended to next day.
Dr D K Singh – The election is for not new post. All rules applicable to last election are same. He does not want an election.The members applauded Dr D K Singh.
Dr Subhal Dixit – The Constitution is not clear. It has not been mentioned that if candidate has contested for 1 post then hecannot contest for another vacant post.
Dr Kapil Zirpe – The Election Commission is 5 members committee. The members should respect their intelligence,knowledge and decision.
Dr Kapil Zirpe – in past also there are occurrences where the candidates who had lost have got elected at Annual Generalmeeting. Amendment can be made which can be followed from next year.
Dr Subhal Dixit – there is no grievance redressal Committee for scrutiny of nominations.
Dr Narendra Rungta – the law of land is applicable to all. If last date falls on holiday, the last date automatically changes tonext working day. Dr Rahul Pandit participated in election and had lost. Morally it is not correct. Dr Kapil Zirpe – Theelection is not for same post.
Dr Ashit Bhagwati – it has to be specified in constitution that if last day is holiday then the last day is extended to next day.
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There is no barrier to recontest for the post which candidate has lost.
Dr Dhruva Chaudhry suggested that a Committee of 3 Presidents should be made and a decision should be taken inAGM. The members applauded the suggestion.
Dr Kapil Zirpe – if everything is decided in Annual General meeting then why there is Election Committee.
Dr Kapil Zirpe – The election Committee has declared result. If Dr D K Singh wants an election then the opinion ofmembers at AGM should be taken.
Dr Rahul Pandit raised objection on similar ground that if he could submit his nomination in time then the other membersalso should have submitted in time. If members at AGM have to decide then they could.
Dr Yatin Mehta expressed his displeasure with Conflict. He declared that election will be conducted in half hour by secretballot.
Dr Kapil Zirpe – The committee of 3 past presidents Drs Rajesh Chawla, Narendra Rungta and Ashit Bhagwati willconduct elections and monitor the whole process.
Dr Pradip Bhatia – How only members at AGM only could take part in elections. Dr Kapil Zirpe – It is as per theConstitution.
Dr Ashit Bhagwati started election process and informed members regarding voting and valid vote.
The members voted by secret ballot. After counting Dr Ashit Bhagwati declared the result of Election Committee. Hedeclared Dr Rahul Pandit who had polled higher number of votes as elected as Vice President.
The members applauded Dr Rahul Pandit.
10. The annual report of the Indian College of Critical Care Medicine
Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya highlighted the important details of ICCM mentioned in annual report.
He informed that exemplary work has been done by all ICCM board members.
The member with substantial experience in Critical care and who is awarded FICCM can become teacher.
Dr D K Singh requested that members having PDCC from institutes like BHU, SGPGIMS should be considered as validfor teacher. Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya – It will be discussed in next ICCM Board meeting.
Decision has been taken that institute fulfilling criteria can run IDCCN course solely. The members applauded decision.
The Associate Life membership has been made mandatory for nursing candidates.
The policy for refund of student fees has been formulated.
It is planned to have meeting of ICCM fellows every year. Dr Deepak Govil is coordinating that meeting. Rs 5 lacs havebeen sanctioned for this meeting.
The website is fully active for college section.
The names of all toppers awardees in exams who had received their award during Convocation were informed. Themembers applauded the awardees.
Dr Anuj Clerk – due to criteria of 2 teachers, smaller hospitals are unable to apply for ISCCM courses accreditation. DrPradip Kumar Bhattacharya - The decision was taken for interest of students. Dr Palepu Gopal – the feedback has beenreceived from various teachers. It has to go through process. In next ICCM Board it will be discussed and consideredfavourably.
The Member raised a point that senior members who were in Critical Care for long time but who did not have IDCCM orIFCCM should be considered for teachers. Dr Subhal Dixit – A gateway has been opened for them. If they apply forFICCM and are awarded FICCM then they can get the recognition as teachers.
The presentation of the annual report of the Indian College of Critical Care Medicine concluded.
11. The annual report of the IJCCM
Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya highlighted the important details of IJCCM mentioned in annual report.
12. Presentation of budget by Dr Rahul Pandit, Treasurer
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Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya thanked Dr Rahul Pandit for preparing the budget.
Dr Rahul Pandit presented the budget.
The college has annual expense of Rs 70 lacs and income from college is Rs 81 lacs.
On an average, the society gets a surplus of Rs 1.80 crores to Rs 1.90 crores from last 3 conferences. There can be aproblem if 1 conference occurs a loss.
The publication expenses will reduce. Dr Rahul Pandit praised Dr Atul Kulkarni for financial terms arrangement with newpublisher – Jaypee Brothers. Every year there was a deficit of Rs 30 lacs to Rs 40 lacs on account of journal. The deficithas reduced to Rs 20 lacs by not printing the hard copies.
Dr Rahul Pandit – At present the funds position is in just in balance.
Dr Rahul Pandit thanked and concluded presenting the budget. The members applauded Dr Rahul Pandit.
13. To discuss about the Constitution amendments
Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya enquired with members that whether they have any issues for proposed Constitutionamendments.
Dr Rajesh Chawla – For many years canvassing has not been allowed for elections. If canvassing is allowed, then toomuch of canvasing may happen. It should be allowed through newsletter or website and not allowed through socialmedia.
Dr Yatin Mehta – The matter has been discussed in detail and then subsequently it has been unanimously decided that thecanvassing should be allowed. We are being hypocritical. Lot of canvassing was happening. The only objection tocanvassing is that its commercialisation will not be allowed.
Dr J V Divatia – The society central body or Election Commission should officially do periodic campaigning by sendingmaterial of candidates to members.
Dr Subhal Dixit – The election process has been reduced only to one month.
Dr Kapil Zirpe – Can canvassing be opened with provisions proposed. The members proposed and passed theamendment.
The member had issue over 3 Executive Committee members from each zone. They perceived it as disproportionate tomembers per zone.
Dr Kapil Zirpe – If representation is based on numbers then North, West and South Zone will dominate and East andCentral Zone will suffer. There are enough posts for contesting Pan India. The intention is to take ISCCM to all parts ofcountry. The purpose of amendment is not to do justice or injustice to anybody.
The members applauded Dr Kapil Zirpe.
Dr Gunjan Chanchalani agreed to representation from each zone. However, her contention was that how there can beequal representation with some zones having more members and some zones having lesser members. There is no equityin this.
Dr Kapil Zirpe – The members could participate in ICCM Board as well.
Dr Yatin Mehta – ISCCM is not political organisation. The proposed amendment is fair.
The members proposed and passed the amendment.
The members proposed and passed all the other amendments also.
Dr Rajesh Chawla – he had never seen attendance and discussion like this at AGM. He congratulated members for theirattendance in large numbers and discussion at AGM.
14. Presentation of the report of the Organising Secretary for 26th Annual Conference of ISCCM Criticare
2020 at Hyderabad
Dr Rajesh Chandra Mishra presented the report. He thanked members for providing him the opportunity to serve asGeneral Secretary and Organising Secretary of Criticare 2020. He informed about composition of core Criticare 2020Organizing team.
Names of international faculties were also informed.
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Hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC) is the venue of conference and negotiations are on with them.Criticare 2020 workshop and conference dates were announced.
Dr Rajesh Chandra Mishra assured that members will have best gala dinner experience. Criticare 2019 was like familyevent of Dr Rahul Pandit. Dr Rajesh Chandra Mishra informed about his passion for Criticare 2020 and working for it ashis family event.
The registration rates for PG students have been never so low. Overall the registration rates also have been reduced.
Dr Rajesh Chandra Mishra – all members are welcomed to be present at Criticare 2020.
Dr Rajesh Chandra Mishra invited Criticare 2020 key Organizing Committee members – Dr Subhal Dixit, Dr DhruvaChaudhry, Dr Srinivas Samavedam, Dr Ganshtyam Jagathkar, Dr Subba Reddy and Dr Venkat Kola on dais.
The members applauded the Organizing team and report by Dr Rajesh Chandra Mishra.
15. Pediatric section
Member from Pedriatic – Pedriatic section is scrapped and we are never given proper representation in society. Dr SubhalDixit – it has been merged. Dr Kapil Zirpe – We do not differentiate between Pediatric and adult members.
Dr Kapil Zirpe – The Pediatric members like to attend adult members sessions in conference.
His contention was that why a separate Pediatric section post is required. They should contest election for ExecutiveCommittee posts.
The discussion concluded.
16. Distribution of prizes and awards
Dr Yatin Mehta, President and Dr Subhal Dixit, President – Elect distributed prizes and awards. The presidential citationawardees were Dr Parshotam Lal Gautam – Ludhiana, Dr Palepu Gopal – Hyderabad, Dr Devi Prasad Samaddar-Jamshedpur, Dr Deepak Govil – Delhi, Dr Rajesh Pande – Delhi, Dr Subhal Dixit – Pune, Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya– Bhopal, Dr Subhash Todi – Kolkata, Dr G C Khilnani – Delhi, Dr Rahul Pandit – Mumbai, Dr Rajesh Chandra Mishra –Ahmedabad, Dr Kapil Zirpe – Pune, Dr R K Mani – Delhi, Dr Narendra Rungta – Jaipur, Dr Jeetendra Sharma, Gurugramand Dr Atul Kulkarni, Mumbai.
The young talent hunt certificate was given to winners – Dr Sudipta Mukherhee – Kolkata, Dr Rupali Patnaik – Berhampurand Dr Nishanth S – Salem.
The Best Branch award (Metro) – ISCCM Kolkata branch was declared as best branch and the Best branch award (Metro)was handed over to senior members of ISCCM Kolkata branch.
The Best Branch award (Non- Metro) – ISCCM Pune branch was declared as best branch and the Best branch award(Non-Metro) was handed over to senior members of ISCCM Pune branch.
For ISCCM Day Poster competition – First prize Dr. Pratibha Toal, Mumbai. Second Prize -
Dr Sharmila Chatterjee, Tapas Kayal and Dr S K Todi (AMRI Hospitals, Dhakuria, Kolkata) and
Third prize (i)Dr Meena Sonone ,Dr Padmanabh Kallole, Dr Ruchira Khasne, Dr Leena Bhangale and Dr Sujeet Bhamre,Nashik (ii) Dr.S.Nishanth, Coimbatore (iii) Suresh Kumar Angurana, Chandigarh (iv) Dr Wasimul Hoda and Dr RakeshGarg, New Delhi (v) Dr Swati Chhabra, Jodhpur and (vi) Dr Arunashree S. & Zubair Mohamed, Kochi were given theirprize and certificate.
For ISCCM Day Slogan competition First prize - Wasimul Hoda and Rakesh Garg were given their prize and certificate.
For ISCCM Day Video competition First prize – Ms Bency Benny, Pune and Second prize – Bhubaneswar City branchwere given their prize and certificate.
The certificate was given to Research grant awardees – Dr Sukanya Mitra, Dr Mahuya Bhattacharyya and Dr VidyaMenon.
Installation of President
Dr Yatin Mehta – he had satisfactory tenure. He was pleased with elections fairly conducted at AGM. The majorConstitutional changes happened during Dr Kapil Zirpe`s tenure and few more steps have been taken this year formoving towards transparency. He thanked Drs Kapil Zirpe, Subhal Dixit, Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya and all other
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Executive Committee members for their cooperation in smooth functioning of society. With best wishes Dr Yatin Mehtahanded over the President medallion to Dr Subhal Dixit.
Dr Subhal Dixit invited all the Executive Members 2019-20 on dais.
The video of welcome address of Dr Subhal Dixit was played. He informed about his journey with ISCCM as student.The society has grown by leaps and bounds with running of various courses, publication of books and guidelines and byassociation with various Asian and Western societies. He ensured that society will continue to grow at rapid speed duringhis tenure. He wished for working on constructive consolidation in different departments of conference.
He welcomed suggestions from members.
Dr Subhal Dixit concluded his address by thanking all members and welcoming them at next year`s Annual conference –Criticare 2020.
With no other business remaining, Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya declared the meeting as closed.
Dr Yatin Mehta Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya
President, ISCCM General Secretary, ISCCM
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26 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE INDIAN SOCIETY OF CRITICAL CARE MEDICINETH
JANUARY 2019 TO DECEMBER 2019
The of ISCCM takes great pleasure in presenting the 26th Annual Report of the ISCCM.Executive Committee
CRITICARE 2019
THE CRITICARE 2019, Silver Jubilee 25th Annual Conference of ISCCM was held from 30th Jan 2019 to 3rd Feb. 2019at Renaissance Convention Centre Hotel, Mumbai.
This was the first conference of ISCCM , which was organized totally from the center.
25th Annual Congress was held in Association with APACCM. The conference was attended by more than 2500delegates from across the country and the SAARC nations.
The Scientific Program was very well planned by the Scientific Committee chairman Dr Subhal Dixit to offer the deeperacademic content for the management of the critically ill through well planned interactive sessions, newly introducedRapid Fire sessions and extraordinary content in the plenary sessions by the prominent national and InternationalFaculties.
The pre- conference Workshops were also arranged which were equally appreciated by all the attendees.
The 25th National Congress of ISCCM was one of the major achievements of the society , which was celebrated byfelicitating the all the Past Presidents of the society who had worked over the years to bring the society at this level withmore than 12000 members from all over the world.
The overall local arrangements for the conference by the organizing Secretary Dr Pradip Kumar Bhattacharya and DrRahul Pandit were well arranged and were well appreciated by all.
The following Orations and awards were conferred during 25th Annual National Conference.
Dr Randeep GuleriaISCCM ORATION:
Dr Atul kulkarniPAST PRESIDENT ORATION:
Dr Badri Prasad DashHANSRAJ NAYYAR AWARD:
Membership of ISCCM
In the year 2019, there were 1,156 applications for membership. Presently the total membership of ISCCM is 11,973.
The city and state wise breakup of the new members is as follows:
City No. of
members
City No. of
members
City No. of
members
Agra 4
Ahmedabad 24
Akola 4
Aligarh 2
Amritsar 1
Aurangabad 5
Bareilly 5
Bengaluru 45
Bhavnagar 5
Bhopal 2
Bhubaneswar 20
Bilaspur 3
Calicut 4
Chandigarh 5
Chennai 24
Coimbatore 8
Cuttack 6
Delhi 63
Faridabad 11
Ghaziabad 9
Goa 1
Gurugram 9
Guwahati 13
Gwalior 1
Hisar 1
Hyderabad 62
Imphal 2
Indore 3
Jabalpur 1
Jaipur 31
Jalandhar 1
Jalgaon 6
Jodhpur 1
Kakinada 3
Kanpur 7
Karnal 2
Kochi 7
Kolhapur 3
Kolkata 25
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President Dr Subhal Dixit 4
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members
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members
City No. of
members
State No. of
members
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members
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members
Branches
The following new branches were formed in 2019-20:-
Executive Committee Meetings
Four Executive Committee meetings were held at ISCCM Secretariat office Mumbai on 31st March 2019, 21st July 2019,3rd Nov 2019 and12th Jan 2020. Attendance of the Executive Committee members for the meetings is as follows:-
Post Held EC Members Name Attendance
(out of 4 meetings)
Lucknow 17
Ludhiana 15
Madurai 3
Mangaluru 2
Meerut 5
Mumbai 52
Mysuru 10
Nagpur 21
Nashik 8
Nellore 6
Panchkula 3
Patiala 5
Patna 13
Puducherry 6
Pune 40
Raipur 11
Rajahmundry 4
Rajkot 5
Ranchi 15
Rishikesh 6
Sangli 1
Shillong 3
Solapur 2
Sonepat 1
Surat 22
Thane 10
Thiruvananthapuram 13
Thrissur 18
Tirupathi 4
Trichy 4
Vadodara 8
Vijayawada 7
Visakhapatnam 10
Andhra Pradesh 40
Assam 3
Baroda 2
Bihar 4
Chhattisgarh 1
Gujarat 35
Haryana 5
Himachal Pradesh 6
Jammu and Kashmir 4
Jharkhand 4
Karnataka 15
Kerala 40
Madhya Pradesh 6
Maharashtra 36
Manipur 1
Meghalaya 1
Mizoram 1
Nepal 3
Orissa 19
Punjab 8
Rajasthan 30
Tamilnadu 57
Telangana 32
Tripura 1
Uttar Pradesh 15
Uttarakhand 2
West Bengal 6
Branch Approved in Executive Committee meeting dated
Panchkula 31st March 2019
Rishikesh 31st March 2019
Karnal 21st July 2019
Manipal 12th January 2020
Anantapuram 12th January 2020
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Immediate Past President Dr Yatin Mehta 3
President - Elect Dr Dhruva Chaudhry 3
Vice President Dr Rahul Pandit 4
Vice President Dr Susruta Bandyopadhyay 4
General Secretary and Criticare 2020 Dr Rajesh Chandra Mishra 4Organizing Secretary
General Secretary - Elect Dr Srinivas Samavedam 4
Secretary Dr Khusrav Bajan 2
Joint Secretary Dr Jayeshkumar Dobariya 3
Treasurer Dr Shilpushp Bhosale 4
Member Dr Gunjan Chanchalani 4
Member Dr Suneel Kumar Garg 4
Member Dr Suresh Ramasubban 2
Member Dr Raymond Savio 4
Member Dr Kapil Borawake 4
Member Dr Ganshyam Jagathkar 4
Member Dr Anirban Hom Choudhuri 3
Member Dr Sachin Gupta 4
Zonal Member - North Dr Deven Juneja 3
Zonal Member - West Dr Bharat Jagiasi 3
Zonal Member - East Dr Sauren Panja 4
Zonal Member - South Dr Raghunath Aladakatti 0
Zonal Member - Central Dr Rakesh Kumar Tyagi 3
Chairman Pediatric Section Dr Anil Sachdev 4
Chairman - Research Committee Dr Subhash Todi 3
Vice Chancellor - Indian College Dr Palepu Gopal 3of Critical Care Medicine
Post Held EC Members Name Attendance
(out of 4 meetings)
Results of Elections held in June 2019
The Electronic elections were successfully held this year also.
Nominations were invited for the post of 1 President – Elect, 3 Vice Presidents, 1 General Secretary - Elect and 11 ExecutiveCommittee Elected Members. (Vacant Post – West Zone – 2, North Zone – 2 South Zone – 2, East Zone – 2, Central Zone – 3)
The following members were elected unopposed:
President-Elect Dr Deepak Govil, New Delhi
Vice Presidents Dr Pradeep Rangappa, Bengaluru
Dr D K Singh, Ranchi
Dr Ranvir Singh Tyagi, Agra
Executive Committee Members Dr Pankaj Anand, Jaipur (Central Zone)
Dr Mohan Gurjar, Lucknow (Central Zone)
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Dr Ganshyam Jagathkar, Secunderabad (South Zone)
Dr Lalit Singh, Bareilly (Central Zone)
Elections were therefore held for 1 post of General Secretary – Elect and 4 posts of Executive Committee ElectedMembers. (West Zone – 2 and North Zone – 2)
The following contestants were declared elected.
General Secretary – Elect Dr Arindam Kar, Kolkata
Executive Committee Members Dr Kapil Borawake, Pune (West Zone)
Dr Deven Juneja, New Delhi (North Zone)
Dr Ritesh Shah, Baroda (Wesr Zone)
Dr Anirban Hom Choudhuri, Delhi (North Zone)
1 nomination was received for Executive Committee Elected Members (South Zone) and no nominations were received forExecutive Committee Elected Members (East Zone). Hence, there is a 1 vacant post of Executive Committee Elected Members(South Zone) and 2 vacant posts of Executive Committee Elected Members (East Zone) for 2020-22. Accordingly, as perConstitution the nominations have been invited for the vacant posts and their elections will be held at Annual General Bodymeeting on 29th Feb 2020 during Criticare 2020, Hyderabad conference.
INDIAN COLLEGE OF CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
ANNUAL REPORT – Academic Year 2019-2020
I take great pride and pleasure to present Annual Report of Indian College of Critical Care Medicine (ICCCM) for the Academicyear 2019 -2020.
The ninth year since the formation of ICCCM has been fruitful and eventful. Under the leadership and guidance of the CollegeChancellor Dr. Subhal Dixit and the Vice Chancellor Dr Palepu Gopal, along with the active involvement of college secretariesand board members, there has been continued growth and success of our Critical Care courses, evolution of our examinationand evaluation system and streamlining of our processes.
Exemplary work has been done by the Examination Secretary Dr. Sumit Ray and Accreditation Secretary Dr. SandhyaTalekar. Atotal of 739 candidates appeared in 6 examinations and a total of 36 applications for new institutes, 170 applications for newteachers and 34 applications for reaccreditations were processed in this period. All processes related to examination andaccreditations have been streamlined. Great efforts have been taken to popularize the IDCCN course by Dr. Devi PrasadSamaddar, the Nursing Secretary.
FELLOWSHIP OF THE INDIAN COLLEGE OF CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE (FICCM) 2019
The Eighth Convocation Ceremony was held during Criticare 2019, at Mumbai when 25 distinguished peers were honored withfellowship (FICCM), names of whom are listed below.
Sr. No. Name City
1 Dr. Neetu Jain Gurgaon
2 Dr. Deodatta Shripad Chafekar Nashik
3 Dr. Jeetendra Sharma Gurgaon
4 Dr. Rajesh Mohan Shetty Bengaluru
5 Dr. Banani Poddar Lucknow
6 Dr. Vijay Hadda New Delhi
7 Dr. Vinayak K. Patki Kolhapur
8 Dr. Raymond Dominic Savio Chennai
9 Dr. Lalit Singh Bareily
10 Dr. Supradip Ghosh Faridabad
11 Dr Abhijit Paul Guntur
12 Dr. Diptimala Agarwal Agra
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Indian College of Critical Care Medicine Academic Awards
We congratulate the following examination toppers in 2019 who will be receiving the following awards during the convocationceremony to be held during Criticare 2020 at Hyderabad.
Award Awardee Name City
Dr Vijayalakshmi Kamat Award for topper in IDCCM Dr. AnuroopViswanath Calicut
Anand Memorial Award for topper in IDCCM Dr. PiyushDetroja Morvi
Anand Memorial Award for topper in IFCCM Dr. Gopinathan T Coimbatore
CTCCM (Post MBBS) Topper Award Dr.Sambit Dash Bhubaneshwar
IDCCN Topper Award Mr. PareshKathe Navi Mumbai
Sr. No. Name City
13 Dr. Sushma K. Gurav Pune
14 Dr. Lokendra Dave Bhopal
15 Dr. Vivek Nangia Faridabad
16 Dr. Sunitha Binu Varghese Pune
17 Dr. Arun Bansal Chandigarh
18 Dr. Vijay Kumar Mishra Ranchi
19 Dr. Anand Mohanlal Tiwari Pune
20 Dr. Jayashree Muralidharan Chandigarh
21 Dr. Sanghamitra Mishra Bhubaneswar
22 Dr. Pramod Sood Ludhiana
23 Dr. Khalid Ismail Khatib Pune
24 Dr. Vijoy Kumar Thakur Patna
25 Dr. Suneel Kumar Garg Delhi
Honorary FICCM award for 2019 was awarded to Dr. Naresh Trehan ,Gurgaon
EXAMINATIONS
The IDCCM, IFCCM & CTCCM courses continue to remain popular. We have a total of 596 IDCCM seats, 104 IFCCM Seats and384 CTCCM seats offered in 203 accredited institutions across the country.
The practical examinations have been streamlined by dividing them into two components of clinical cases and tables, wherepassing in each component is essential.
2019 Examinations at a glance
Course Exam Total Candidates Total Successful Candidates Passing percentage
IDCCM Theory 510 308 60%
IDCCM Practical 367 249 68%
CTCCM (Post MBBS) Theory 191 119 62%
CTCCM (Post MBBS) Practical 129 116 90%
IFCCM Practical 38 20 53%
Number of IFCCM Examiners: 46
Number of IDCCM Examiners: 106
Number of CTCCM Examiners: 32
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Accreditation:
Several new institutions were accredited. We now have 203 accredited institutions across the country offering our trainingprograms.
The list of new institutes accredited for IDCCM (17)
List of Derecognized Institutes (15)
Sr. No. Name City
1 Mahatma Gandhi Medical College & Hospital, Jaipur Jaipur
2 Ruby General Hospital, Kolkata Kolkata
3 The Calcutta Medical Research Institute, Kolkata Kolkata
4 Apollo Hospital OMR Chennai Chennai
5 Paras Hospital, Gurugram Gurugram
6 Bhailal Amin General Hospital, Vadodara Vadodara
7 Ramesh Hospital, Guntur Guntur
8 Ayursundra Superspeciality Hospital, Guwahati Guwahati
9 Hayat Hospital Pvt. Ltd., Guwahati Guwahati
10 Grecian Super- Speciality Hospital, Mohali Mohali
11 Pushpawati Singhania Hospital & Research Institute, New Delhi New Delhi
12 Bhagwan Mahavir Medica Supespeciality Hospital, Ranchi Ranchi
13 Sunshine Global Hospital, Surat Surat
14 Kiran Hospital, Surat Surat
15 Vishwaraj Superspeciality Hospital, Pune Pune
16 SAL Hospital, Ahmedabad Ahmedabad
17 BAPS Yogiji Maharaj Hospital, Ahmedabad Ahmedabad
Sr. No. Institute City
1 Bhatia Hospital,Mumbai Mumbai
2 Pushpanjali Hospital & Research Institute Pvt. Ltd. Agra
3 AMRI Hospitals, Gariahat Gariahat
4 Sterling Hospital Rajkot
5 B.G.S. Global Hospital,Bangaluru Bangalore
6 Noble Hospital Pune
7 Max Superspeciality Hospital, Dehradun Dehradun
8 MaxcureMediciti Hospital, Hyderabad Hyderabad
9 Yashoda Hospital, Secunderabad Secunderabad
10 Shree Narayana Hospital Raipur
11 Niramaya Hospital Pune
12 Unique Hospital, Surat Surat
13 BAPS Pramukhswami Hospital, Surat Surat
14 Kothari Medical Centre, Kolkata Kolkata
15 Global Hospital, Parel Mumbai
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Institutes with Additional Seats Sanctioned (15)
Existing seats Additional / New seats
Sr. No Institute Name IDCCM CTCCM IFCCM IDCCN IDCCM CTCCM IDCCN IFCCM
1 R.B Shah Mahavir Super Speciality 2 2 0 4 2 2 4 0Hospital, NanpuraSurat
2 Fortis Memorial Research Institute, 2 2 0 4 2 2 4 0Gurgaon
3 NRI Academy of Sciences, Guntur 2 2 0 4 2 2 4 0
4 Saifee Hospital ,Mumbai 2 2 1 4 2 2 4 0
5 Apollo Hospitals International Ltd., 4 4 1 8 2 2 4 0Ahmedabad
6 MedantaAbdurRazzaque Ansari 2 2 0 4 0 0 0 1Memorial Weaver's Hospital(A Unit ofGlobal Health Pvt. Ltd.),Ranchi
7 Max SuperspecialityHospital,Vaishali 2 2 0 4 2 2 4 1
8 S.L.Raheja Mumbai 2 2 0 4 2 2 4 0
9 Fortis Hospital (Wockhardt),Mulund 4 4 2 8 2 2 4 0
10 KIMS Hospital, Secunderabad 4 4 1 8 2 2 4 0
11 YashodaHospital,Somajiguda 4 4 0 8 2 2 4 0
12 Ramkrishna Care Hospital, Raipur 2 2 0 4 2 2 4 0
13 SahyadriSpeciality Hospitals, Pune 4 4 0 8 0 0 0 1
14 Apollo Hospital,Bhubaneswar 4 4 0 8 0 0 0 1
15 Apollo HealthcityJubillee Hills, 4 4 1 8 2 2 4 1Hyderabad
New Teachers Approved in Existing Institute (74)
Sr. No Teacher Name Institute
1 Dr. Vineeta Goyal Fortis Escorts Heart Institute, Delhi
2 Dr. Sasidhar Parri Sundaram Medical Foundation, Chennai
3 Dr. Vaibhav Vaishnav SoniManipal Hospital, Jaipur
4 Dr. Rajesh Chandra Mishra The Gujarat Research & Medical Institute
5 Dr. Vidyadhara G. Lakkappan Holy Family Hospital, Mumbai
6 Dr. Kavita Khandelwal Kailash Hospital & Heart Institute, Noida
7 Dr. Naveen Jasmine PRS Hospital, Trivandrum
8 Dr. Puneet Chopra SatguruPratap Singh Hospitals, Ludhiana
9 Dr. Ripenmeet Salhotra Fortis Escorts Hospital, Faridabad
10 Dr. Zahid Ahamed Shifaa Hospital, Bangalore
11 Dr. Alok A Shah Smt. R. B . Shah Mahavir Hospital, Surat
12 Dr. Swapna Sandeep Khanzode Wockhardt Hospital, Nagpur
13 Dr. K. Swarna Deepak Apollo Healthcity, Jubillee Hills Hyderabad
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Sr. No. Teacher Name Institute
14 Dr. Anand Bhabhor Jaslok Hospital & Research Center, Mumbai
15 Dr. Deepesh G. Aggarwal Saifee Hospital, Mumbai
16 Dr. M. Lakshmi Prasannam NRI Academy of Sciences Guntur
17 Dr Geetesh Mangal SantokbaDurlabhji Memorial Hospital, Jaipur
18 Dr. Mozammil Shafi Medanta The Medicity, Gurgaon
19 Dr. Rahul Harne Medanta The Medicity, Gurgaon
20 Dr. Ashish Kumar Medanta The Medicity, Gurgaon
21 Dr. Vijayant Yadav Medanta The Medicity, Gurgaon
22 Dr. Meraj Ahmad Max Superspeciality Hospital Vaishali,Delhi
23 Dr. Saurabh Nanda Medanta The Medicity, Gurgaon
24 Dr. S. Maneendra Global Hospital, Hyderabad
25 Dr. S. Saurabh Biswal Care Hospital, Hyderabad
26 Dr Lakshman Ramachandran Fortis Hospital, Noida
27 Dr Saurabh Mehra Fortis Hospital, Noida
28 Dr Girish Veeranna Hiregoudar Saraswati Medical Research Centre, Kolhapur
29 Dr Sameer Saikia Asian Heart Institute, Mumbai
30 Dr BikramJyoti Max Superpeciality Hospital, Shalimar Bagh
31 Dr Chetan Kedar Sharma Care Hospital, Nagpur
32 Dr Deepak Yaduvanshi Manipal Hospital, Jaipur
33 Dr Rajendra Kumar BhagwanMahavir Jain Hospital, Bangalore
34 Dr. Pulgam Shashidhar Yashoda Hospital Malakpet, Hyderabad
35 Dr. Achint Narang Alchemist Hospital, Panchkula
36 Dr Sanjay Eknath Walke Jupiter Hospital, Thane
37 Dr RimitaDey Peerless Hospitex Hospital & Research Centre, Kolkata
38 Dr. Paritosh Gangwal Poona Hospital & Research Center, Pune
39 Dr. MeruguSai Vijendra Star Hospital, Hyderabad
40 Dr Anupam Malik Gaba Hospital, Yamunanagar
41 Dr. Munta Kartik Yashoda Hospital Somajiguda, Hyderabad
42 DrYogesh Rojram Harde Yashoda Hospital Somajiguda, Hyderabad
43 Dr. Amit Singh Nayati Hospital, Mathura
44 Dr Amandeep Singh Fortis Escort Hospital, Faridabad
45 Dr Sujeet Ashok Joshi Fortis Hospital, Ludhiana
46 Dr Abhijit Deshmukh Ruby Hall Clinic Pune
47 Dr. Charudatta Vaity Fortis Hospital, Mulund
48 Dr Srinivas Rajagopala PSG Hospital, Coimbatore
49 Dr. Chandreshkumar Rameshbhai Sudani Medicover Hospital, Hyderabad
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Sr. No. Teacher Name Institute
50 Dr Maroju Sujani Star Hospital, Hyderabad
51 Dr. Meghena Mathew Apollo First Med Hospital, Chennai
52 Dr Sourabh Jaising Phadtare Dr. BalabhaiNanavati Hospital, Mumbai
53 Dr. Dhanashree Lapalikar HCG Hospital, Ahmedabad
54 Dr. Rajib Duarah NarayanaSuperspeciality Hospital, Guwahati
55 Dr Kundan Hazarika NarayanaSuperspeciality Hospital, Guwahati
56 Dr Mukesh Kumar Balguri Sunshine Hospital, Secunderabad
57 Dr Sushama Chettri Batra Hospital & Medical Research Centre, New Delhi
58 Dr. ShashiKiran Kumar Reddy Yashoda Hospital Malakpet, Hyderabad
59 Dr DikshaTyagi Pt. B D Sharma PGIMS Rohtak
60 Dr. Saurabh Jain Max Superspeciality Hospital, Patparganj
61 Dr. Gaurav Pratap Singh Max Superspeciality Hospital, Patparganj
62 Dr. Ippa Divya Reddy Citizen Hospital, Hyderabad
63 Dr. Vikrant ShamraoPawar Fortis Hiranandani Hospital, Vashi
64 Dr. Anish Gupta Max Superspeciality hospital, Saket Delhi
65 Dr. Mahendrakar Kranti Kumar Aware Gleneagles Global Hospitals Hyderabad
66 Dr Prashant Singh Max Superspeciality hospital, Saket Delhi
67 Dr Vishalkumar VirajibhaiSadatia ShriGirirajMultispeciality hospital, Rajkot
68 Dr Vinoth Kumar J PSG Hospital, Coimbatore
69 Dr. Sampat Dash Ashwini Hospital, Cuttack
70 Dr. Riyas A SUT Hospital Pattom, Trivandrum
71 Dr Akhil Babu C S Jubillee Mission Hospital, Thrissur
72 Dr Mansi Sudhir Dandnaik Sterling Hospital, Ahmedabad
73 Dr Meenakshy Vijayakumar Malabar Institute of Medical Sciences, Kozhikode
74 Dr. Manish Kishore Multani Suretech Hospital & Research Center, Nagpur
New Teachers Approved in New Institutes (29)
Sr. No Teacher Name Institute
1 Dr. Ashish Jain Mahatma Gandhi Medical College & Hospital, Jaipur
2 Dr. ShuchitaVaya Mahatma Gandhi Medical College & Hospital, Jaipur
3 Dr. AnirbanChattopadhyay The Calcutta Medical Research Institute, Kolkata
4 Dr. Devachandran Apollo Hospital OMR Chennai
5 Dr. Vignesh C. Apollo Hospital OMR Chennai
6 Dr. NehaArora Paras Hospital, Gurugram
7 Dr. PurveshUnmarania Bhailal Amin General Hospital, Vadodara
8 Dr. Patel Bhavin Kumar Bhailal Amin General Hospital, Vadodara
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Course Exam Total Candidates Total Successful Candidates Passing percentage
IDCCN Theory 285 221 78%
IDCCN Practical 221 216 98%
Sr. No. Teacheer Name Institute
9 Dr. Abhijit Paul Ramesh Hospital, Guntur
10 Dr. Siddhartha Goswami AyursundraSuperspeciality Hospital, Assam
11 Dr. ManinderjitKaur Grecian Super- Speciality Hospital, Mohali
12 Dr. Preeti Sharma Grecian Super- Speciality Hospital, Mohali
13 Dr. Vijay Kumar Mishra BhagwanMahavirMedicaSupespeciality Hospital, Ranchi
14 Dr. G. C. Khilnani PushpawatiSinghania Hospital & Research Institute, New Delhi
15 Dr. Neetu Jain PushpawatiSinghania Hospital & Research Institute, New Delhi
16 Dr. DabbooPatwari Hayat Hospital Pvt. Ltd., Guwahati
17 Dr. HardipManiar Kiran Hospital, Surat
18 Dr. Swati Sanjeeva Dole(Swati GovindKhare) VishwarajSuperspeciality Hospital, Pune
19 Dr. Sushant Vijay Shinde VishwarajSuperspeciality Hospital, Pune
20 Dr. RajendraPopatlalRaval SAL Hospital, Ahmedabad
21 Dr. MehulSolanki BAPS YogijiMaharaj Hospital, Ahmedabad
22 Dr. Mahesh Parmar BAPS YogijiMaharaj Hospital, Ahmedabad
23 Dr.KrunalkumarJayantilal Patel Sunshine Global Hospital, Surat
24 Dr. SilpaChaudhry Ramesh Hospital, Guntur
25 Dr. Rajesh Kumar Singh BhagwanMahavirMedicaSupespeciality Hospital, Ranchi
26 Dr.SatyaRanjanSahu PushpawatiSinghania Hospital & Research Institute, New Delhi
27 Dr. Vitrag Shah Kiran Hospital, Surat
28 Dr. DalwadiDivyangBabubhai SAL Hospital, Ahmedabad
29 Dr. Vrooti Patel SAL Hospital, Ahmedabad
IDCCN COURSE REPORT
Dr.Devi Prasad Samaddar, IDCCN Secretary and Secretary Elect Dr Vivek Kumar under the supervision of executive body ofICCCM made the IDCCN course more popular. Currently the course is being conducted in 203 institutions. 285 candidatesappeared in the IDCCN examination this year with over all pass rates of 75.8%. Certain new initiatives were taken during thetenure of Dr. Samaddar such as formation of amended nursing SOP, restructuring of the nursing curriculum and introduction of"Roles & Responsibilities" document to facilitate and bring clarity in the administrative responsibilities of secretary and secretaryelect. The scoring system of the IDCCN examination was also changed to bring more transparency and objectivity. Rapid growthin the number of registered IDCCN candidates was evidenced during last two years.
IDCCN Exam Report for 2019 is as follows:
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PERFORMANCE OF OUR ONLINE COURSES
JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOV
4C Members 60 31 42 31 53 19 29 23 37 22 32
Non Members 9 9 7 6 10 7 17 6 8 16 11
International 1 1 2 1
Course material 7 7 3 2 2
Total Enrolment 70 40 50 37 63 26 55 36 48 41 45 511
Total collection 360210 213540 272898 188800 320960 141240 284338 154540 232780 229919 229920 2629145
CCIDC Members 10 6 2 4 13 6 5 6 9 7 9
Non Members 6 3 2 5 6 1 5 6 2 2 6
International 1
Course material 2 1 1 1
Total Enrolment 16 9 4 9 21 7 10 14 11 10 16 127
Total collection 64720 35900 17520 39260 75340 26460 41300 61359 41300 3420 60680 406579
MRM Members 23 5 5 2 8 6 3 3 2 2
Non Members 1 3 2 1 1
International 1 1
Total Enrollment 24 9 5 2 11 6 4 4 2 2 69
Total collection 38940 29499 11800 4720 33040 14160 10620 10620 4720 4720 162839
CREDENTIAL COMMITTEE REPORT FOR FICCM AWARDS 2020:
As recommended by the credentials committee the following members of ISCCM will receive the honor of FICCM at Criticare2020, Hyderabad.
Sr. no. Name City
1 Dr. Ashok Kumar Singh Kanpur
2 Dr. M. N Sivakumar Coimbatore
3 Dr. Bharat G. Jagiasi Navi Mumbai
4 Dr.Sushil P. Ambesh Lucknow
5 Dr. Manoj Kumar Singh Ahmedabad
6 Dr.Ganshyam M Jagathkar Secunderabad
7 Dr.KapilSharadBorawake Pune
8 Dr.SudhirKhunteta Jaipur
9 Dr.SaurenPanja Kolkata
10 Dr. Ebor Jacob Gnananayagam Vellore
Honorary FICCM awards for2020:Dr. Brig. V. S. Kolhe, Pune
Summary of the decisions taken at ICCCM Board approved by ISCCM EC in 2019-2020
Sr. No. Summary of the Decisions Status Details
1 College Secretary, Exam Secretary & Accreditation Sectretary's Roles & Approved ImplementedResponsibilities prepared by the respective
2 Log Book Submission will be mandatory for IDCCM & CTCCM Trainees Approved Implementedwho have been registered from Jan 2019 onwards and appearing for 2020Exam. It is updated in the Trainees profile (online system) also.
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Sr. No. Summary of the Decisions Status Details
3 ACLS, 4C and Airway (only for non-anesthetist) courses are the only Approved Implementedmandatory courses for IDCCM. Trainees who have been registered fromJan 2019 onwards and appearing for 2020 Exam. Information is updatedon the ISCCM website.
Teachers of the respective Institute will be responsible for completion of therequired mandatory courses of the trainees.
4 IFCCM : A poster/ oral paper should be presented at any national Approved Implementedconference within 1 ½ years of registration OR the candidate can submit apaper published/accepted for publication in a peer reviewed indexed journal(he/she should be a 1st, 2nd or corresponding author).The poster/paper maybe presented not only in the ISCCM national conference, but any nationalbody meeting related to critical care (e.g APICON, MAPCON, ISACON)or international conference of various international societies e.g. ESICM,SCCM, ERS , ATS etc. The presentation should be done during the durationof the course.The poster/paper presentation certificate or publication copyshould be submitted for getting the IFCCM certificate. (w.e.f. from April 2019registration).
5 Institute & Teachers form for the accreditation of Institute for Nursing is Approved Implementeduploaded on the ISCCM website.
6 CCT (UK) dual recognition certificate is approved as formal qualification Approved Implementedfor teachership.
7 Candidate who has a foreign qualification in critical care, after 2 years of his Approved Implementedreturn from abroad, can directly apply for IFCCM examination. Candidateshould be working in the ISCCM recognized Institution -Subject to CollegeBoard approval.
8 Changes in Teachership rules - Institutes will continue to require 2 teachers to Approved Implementedbe recognized. First teacher criteria will be same as it is on the ISCCM Website.2nd teacher Criteria- They should have minimum 4 years of experience postPG from July 2019. Other criteria for 2nd teacher will be same as for 1st teacher.The 2nd teacher cannot take any candidate till they complete 8/10 years.The second teacher will look after the students in the institute if the first teacherleaves. Institutes should recruit a new teacher within one year of a teacherleaving the Institute to continue recognition.
9 The College proposed that there should be some constitutional amendments Approved Implementedfor the teachership criteria following this decision
Teacher should have complete 1 year in the institute from where�
they are applying.
Freelancer consultant henceforth will not be accepted.�
Teacher should have experience in recognized hospital by National�
Board/NABH/ISCCM & MCI only.
10 All city branches have been advised to conduct airway workshops so that Approved Implementedthe trainee will not face problems in completing the mandatory workshoprequirements
11 Derecognition of the institutes running ISCCM courses with one teacher from Approved ImplementedJanuary 2020.Derecognised institutes will not be permitted to take any studentfrom Jan 2020 and their name will be removed from the ISCCM website.
12 ISCCM courses will continue as 1 and 2 year courses. Those institutes which Approved Implementedwish to opt out of 2 year IDCCM and CTCCM courses due to the DNB circularor other reasons, may do so and need to inform the college regarding the same.The college will not be responsible for admissions taken for seat unavailable inthe institute that were not intimated to the college. The institute will beresponsible for full fee refund to the student in such cases.
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ICCCM Board, 2020-21
Chancellor : ISCCM President : Dr. Dhruv Chaudhry
Immediate Past Chancellor : Dr. Subhal Dixit
Vice Chancellor : Dr Sheila Nainan Myatra
Board Members : ISCCM President Elect : Dr. DeepakGovil
ISCCM General Secretary : Dr. Srinivas Samavedam
Secy, ICCM : Dr. Manish Munjal
Secy Elect, ICCM : Dr. Ramesh Venkataraman
Secy, Accreditation : Dr. Y. P. Singh
Sr. No. Summary of the Decisions Status Details
13 FCPS Medicine by CPS is a 3-year course approved by MCI. Hence IDCCM Approved Implementedwill be of one-year duration wef January 2020 registrations.
14 ACLS, Airway and 4C (only contact programme) courses will be mandatory Approved Implementedfor the all the CTCCMCandidates wef January 2020 registrations.
15 Revised fees for Institute Accreditation. The fee for institute accreditation Approved Implementedwill be wef 3rd November 2019 Rs. 59,000/- (including GST).ISCCM will arrange the stay & travel for the Inspector. The institute will haveto arrange the local travel & hospitality for the inspector for institute inspection.
Rs. 17,700/- Scrutiny Fees (including GST) - Non Refundable fees�
Rs. 41,300/- Refundable Fees (including GST) if the institute does not�
fulfill the accreditation criteria on screening.
16 Training and exam gap for candidates: Candidates should complete the Approved Implementedcourse tenure of training within a maximum period of 3 years and will beallowed to appear for the examination up to 3 years after completion of thecourse. Candidates are allowed a maximum of 3 attempts for the 1 & 2 yearcourses. (w.e.f January 2020 registrations).
17 Revision of ALM Fees for Nursing Candidates. :- College Board members Approved Implementeddecided that fees for ALM will be Rs. 2000 plus GST Approved by FinanceCommittee & EC . To go to AGM for information
18 Candidates will be allowed to register after the deadline of registration for Approved Implementedcourses and examinations upto 7 days with late fees. Extra 50% of the coursefees with GST will be as late fees (w.e.f January 2020 registrations)
19 Institute accreditation &teacher application inspection should not be Approved Implementedconducted unless full documentation submitted within 30 days of applicationfailing which application will be forwarded to next CB meeting.
20 Medico legal course: Help line offered to all ISCCM members free of cost. Approved ImplementedOnly advice, not service.
21 ECMO Course: MOU draft submitted Final MOU to be signed and course Approved To beto be launched at CRITICARE 2020.(Dr. Babu Abraham) Implemented
22 Ultrasound course: Details of syllabus ready, to be launched at Approved To beCRITICARE 2020 (Dr. Deepak Govil) Implemented
23 Respiratory therapist course: to be launched at CRITICARE 2020 Approved To be(Dr.Vivek Kumar) Implemented
24 Neuro Critical Care Courses: to be launched at CRITICARE 2020 Approved To beImplemented
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Secy Elect, Accreditation : Dr. Ajith Kumar A K
Secy, Examinations : Dr. Babu Abraham
Secy Elect, Examinations : Dr. Sachin Gupta
Secy, Critical Care Nursing : Dr. Vivek Kumar
Secy Elect, Critical Care Nursing : Dr. Susruta Bandyopadhyay
ICCM Election 2019:
8 Nominations for ICCCM 2019 Election were received.
1Post: Vice Chancellor : Dr. Sheila Myatra
1 Post: Secretary Elect : Dr. Ramesh Venkataraman
1 Post :Secy Elect, Examination :1) Dr. Sachin Gupta 2) Dr. Vinod Kumar Singh
1 Post: Secy Elect, Accreditation :1) Dr. DiptimalaAgarwal 2) Dr. Ajith Kumar 3) Dr. Parshotam Lal Gautam
1 Post: Secy Elect, Nursing :1) Dr. Susruta Bandyopadhyay
ICCM Election 2019 Results:
1) Vice Chancellor : Dr. SheilaMyatra(Unopposed)
2) Secretary Elect : Dr. Ramesh Venkataraman(Unopposed)
3) SecretaryElect, Examination : Dr. Sachin Gupta
4) SecretaryElect, Accreditation : Dr. Ajith Kumar
5) Secretary Elect, Nursing : Dr. Susruta Bandyopadhyay
Members who will retire by March 2020:
Chancellor : Dr. Subhal Dixit
Vice Chancellor : Dr. Palepu Gopal
Board Members:
ISCCM past President : Dr. Yatin Mehta
ISCCM General Secretary : Dr. Rajesh Mishra
Secretary : Dr. Sheila Myatra
Secretary, Accreditation : Dr. SandhyaTalekar
Secretary, Examinations : Dr. Sumit Ray
On behalf of ICCCM, I thank the retiring members for their hard work and immense contribution to the continued evolutionof ICCCM. They will however continue to advise us on various matters in future!
Dr. Sheila Nainan Myatra
Secretary, Indian College of Critical Care Medicine
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Offices of ISCCM
The Executive Committee, ICCM Board meetings, Conference scientific programme and Guidelines faculties meetings wereconducted at our Dadar Unit 13 and 14 office.
Dadar office (unit 6) has been given on rental basis for generating income for society activities.
In view of increase in activities, we are in process of purchasing neighbouring office (Unit 15) office. We are expecting to get itspossession soon after its registration is duly completed.
Indian Journal of Critical Care Medicine (IJCCM)
Dear President and General Secretary
Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine
I wish all the members of Executive Members of the ISCCM for a happy and prosperous new year. I hope the society fulfils andmeets all the goals and aspiration of the members as per our tradition.
I wish to begin by thanking the Credentials Committee and the EC for the privilege of being appointed as the Editor in Chief ofIJCCM. Also please place on record my gratitude for the Associate Editors in particular and the editorial board for their help inthis difficult period of transition from one publisher who neither gave ISCCM any royalty nor any transparent transaction history,to a new publisher.
Number of articles received and published in IJCCM
1. No of articles submitted in 2019 (1st January to 31st December 2019): 1400 articles
2. No of articles published from January 2019 to December issue: 153
3. Articles published in Special issues: 47
4. No of articles rejected: 723
New beginning
1. We published the Supplement 1 consisting of 2 guidelines on antimicrobial use in India.
2. There were 3 other special issues called Advancing frontiers in Critical Care Medicine. We aimed these at topics not normallydiscussed in great detail in the CMEs and conferences:
a. Neurocritical Care (Guest Editors: Sameer Jog, Kapil Zirpe)
b. Transfusion (Guest Editors: Srinivas Samavedam, Ashit Hegde)
c. Poisoning (Binila Chacko and Bhuvana Krishna) with particular emphasis on Indian population. This will be uploaded thisTuesday.
3. The first Special issue of March will be on renal problems in the critically ill and RRT. Ashit Hegde and N Ramakrishnan haveagreed to do this for us.
4. There is a plan to bring out a special supplement of Guidelines to be distributed to all the delegates at Criticare 2020,provided we get the guidelines in the final form by the 25th January 2020.
Finances of IJCCM
1. The entire year's (2019) issues were sponsored by Cipla Pharmaceuticals. This was arranged through the pharmaceuticalindustry management (or liaison) division of JP Brothers Medical Publishers Pvt. Ltd. They also managed the get Cipla tobuy 10,000 copies of the first guidelines supplement which were distributed to all delegates at Criticare 2019.
2. Since the special issues were not contracted for, the publisher wanted us to pay INR 350,000 /issue, which was sanctionedvery kindly by the President and the Finance Committee Chairman and all members. (My thanks for this for the recordplease). However fortunately I was able to bring the cost per special issue down to INR 200,000 /issue.
3. We also paid INR 250,000 for development and management of the journal platform. This was a one time payment andsubsequently we need to pay INR 20,000 as annual website maintenance charges
4. So overall we paid INR 673,718 (supplement 2 and 3 INR 400,000 website development, INR 250,000 courier chargesIJCCM 1st to 4th issue INR 23,718)
5. The next year's arrangement is in process of being worked out and I will soon let you know the outcome.
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Impact factor for IJCCM
Current Indexing of IJCCM -Emerging Sources
Citation Index (ESCI)
On the bases of self-evaluated
the journals will transfer to
Science Citation Index
Expanded (SCIE)
(No action required from
society or publisher)
Journal Citation Reports (JCR)
evaluate the journals indexed
in SCIE for Impact Factor
Journal Citation Reports (JCR)
evaluation process will start in
March and results will be
announced in the month of
June of the same year
� IJCCM is indexed in PubMed, Scopus and ESCI (see above)
� The format of moving from SCIE and impact factor is also given above
� As publisher of IJCCM, JP Brothers Medical Publishers Pvt. Ltd, are in constant touch with the authorities at Web ofScience Group and they will keep updating us on the progress.
Help needed for this:
� All ISCCM members please add atleast two IJCCM slides at their all presentations or Lectures across the globalconferences while presenting their papers.
� Global visibility is the core behind increasing citation.
ORCID:
� We will run a banner on the website which all authors will see, as soon as they login to IJCCM submission page with alink to register or create their ORCID IDs (from coming Monday onwards)
� ORCID won't be made mandatory for first 6 months so that number of submissions don't get reduced.
� This will attract registered and documented record for benefit of Authors in different manners.
With warm regards
Atul Kulkarni
Editor-in-ChiefIndian Journal of Critical Care Medicine
Critical Care Communications (CCC)
We have been releasing the ISCCM newsletter - Critical Care Communications (CCC), regularly at every two months interval.
The new and regular sections have been part of this newsletter. Head office and branch activities and events have beenshowcased in all issues.
Editorial team members are following:
Editor in Chief Professor Dhruva Chaudhry
Deputy Editors Dr. Khalid Khatib and Dr. Mohan Gurjar
Editors Dr Tushar Patel, Dr Sauren Panja, Dr Deven Juneja, Dr Pradeep Bhatia andDr Senthil Kumar
Book Review / Journal Scan / Dr. Kundan Mittal, Dr Inderpaul Singh Sehgal and Dr Swagata TripathiPractical Guidelines
Quiz Section Dr Gunjan Chanchalani and Dr Tapas Sahoo
Images Section Dr Diptimala Agarwal and Dr Anoop Kumar AS
Editorial Assistant Supriya
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I take this opportunity to thank the editorial team and office bearers of all branches for their contribution.
Thanks
Professor Dhruv Chaudhry
President-ElectEditor -in-Chief, Critical Care Communications (2019-2020)
Website
Information Website
In the current year ISCCM taken several new initiatives to become more integrated on the Digital Platform. The informationwebsite has gone through iteration for realignment of information.
One-Criticare
'One Criticare' was one of the major initiatives undertaken by ISCCM to bring all activities and communication related to ISCCMAnnual conference, Criticare on a single platform. One Criticare will be used first time for Critcare 2020, Hyderabad. It isenvisioned to be the central platform activity for all Annual Conferences henceforth.
Membership Database
Membership Management has undergone an updation this year. This continued activity has improved member participationacross all ISCCM activities.
Single Sign On (SSO)
Over the years many organisations have come forward to share certain schemes and benefits for ISCCM members. In the currentyear ISCCM IT team has built a Single Sign On Mechanism (SSO) Using SSO ISCCM is able to tie-up with other 3rd party systemin secure fashion.
Branch Management System
More and more branches have come forward to participate in ISCCM Branch Management System (BMS). More than 120activities were recorded on BMS.
Research
ISCCM has also utilised its website for conducting various research activities. In the current year 4 research projects were carriedout on ISCCM website.
Education
The education portal of ISCCM website underwent significant upgradation last year. The Teacher and institute modules wereadded to Education.
E-voting
ISCCM's Evoting system, along with ISCCM national election, is now being used by it branches for conduct of their election too.
ISCCM Research Activities
Chair : Dr. Subhash Todi ( 2017-2019)
Members (2019)
Dr J.V. Peter
Dr. Palepu Gopal
Dr. Sheila Nainan Myatra
Dr Suresh Ramasubban
Dr. Mohan Gurjar
Dr .Anirban Hom Choudhuri
Dr. Sachin Gupta
1. A Research Meeting was called on the sidelines of annual congress Mumbai attended by over 50 ISCCM teachers.
Research ideas for multicentre studies will be requested from all the teachers and will be reviewed by the Researchcommittee
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This was followed upon which resulted in HERMES and DISSECT study initiative
2. A consensus was arrived at having a Research Conclave in the later half of the year
A Zoom research conclave was organised in November where Instinct 1 and 2 and Indian ICU census study was presentedby Dr Atul Kulkarni and ICU Mobility study by Dr N. Ramakrishnan. Discussion on funding of these studies is taking placecurrently
3. ISCCM Initiated Research: Research initiated, funded and coordinated by ISCCM research committee and to be presentedas ISCCM research in Annual congress.
An appeal for submitting Original research proposal was sent to all ISCCM members.�
15 projects were received for appraisal by research committee�
HERMES Study - HEmodynamic Resuscitation and Monitoring in Early Sepsis. P.I : Dr Sheila Nainan Myatra . A�
multicentre observational study. >1,000 patients recruited > 250 centres participated
INDICAP 2: Indian Intensive Care Case Mix and Practice Patterns Study: P.I. Dr J. Divatia�
> 200 centres participated�
> 3,000 patients�
Analysis and presentation at Hyderabad Annual congress 2020�
4. ISCCM funded Investigator initiated research:
Three grants given so far.
Single centre study (AMRITA institute, Kochi) Vitamin C in septic shock: randomized placebo controlled study. 84 patientsrecruited. The study is completed and will be presented in Hyderabad congress. The other two projects funded areobservational study where PI has not yet submitted manuscript for publication.
5. ISCCM endorsed surveys: INTUBE, MOSAIC study
6. Industry funded research: A research grant has been given to ISCCM by Smith Ltd for a project on tracheostomy practices inICU. DISSECT study has been initiated and > 500 patients recruited, will be presented during Hyderabad Congress.
7. Contractual agreement for a CRO for ongoing ISCCM projects is being looked into and an advertisement for the same hasbeen posted at the ISCCM website.
8. Clinical Research Methodolgy e module coordinated by Dr Anirban Hom Choudhuri is up and running, enrolment started> 80 registrants
9. Critical Care in India Research Compendium (2009-2019)
Compiled and published during ISCCM Mumbai congress. Need to utilise the compendium data for systematic review/�
individual patient data metanalysis
10. CHITRA project: Three ICUs are entering data on CHITRA platform. Some software issues still need to be corrected beforegeneralised use. Once rectified a Research project will be proposed on CHITRA platform to be used by 10 ICUs acrossIndia.
11. Indian critical care ICU Network (Net ICU): 2020 Project
A proposal for creating a network of Indian ICUs for National and International collaborative research�
Centres participating in ISCCM initiated research may be approached.�
12. Research podcast/vodcast:
Monthly�
Short review of critical care research published in national and international journals�
Author interview�
Monthly mail to all members�
Dr Subhal Dixit Dr Rajesh Chandra Mishra
President, ISCCM General Secretary, ISCCM
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AGRA BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr Tarun Singhal
Secretary : Dr Ranvir Singh Tyagi
Treasurer : Dr Prashant Lavania
Members : Dr Sanjay Gupta, Dr Sachin Goyal, Dr Vandna Sharma, Dr Atiharsh Agrawal,
Dr Arvind Yadav, Dr Arun Jain
Academic Activities
ANNUAL REPORT OF CITY BRANCHES / STATE CHAPTERS
AURANGABAD BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr Sandeep Wyawahare
Secretary : Dr Vinod Gosavi
Treasurer : Dr Yogesh Deogirikar
Members : Dr Avinash Tribhuvam, Dr Sudhir Deshpande, Dr Amol Kulkarni, Dr Jeetsing,
Dr Yogesh Lakkas, Dr Vishal Dhakre
Academic Activities
S.NO DATE THEME DOCTOR NAME
1 9-Jan-19 Hypornatremia in ICU Dr Tarun Mittal
2 16-Apr-19 NIV Dr Ranveer Singh Tyagi
3 10-Jun-19 How to Counsil Dr Yash Javeri
4 15-Jul-19 Cap and Hap Dr Deepak Talwar
5 19-Aug-19 Sedation in ICU Dr Diptimala Agarwal
6 9-Oct-19 Hand Hygiene Dr Rakesh Tyagi
7 14-Nov-19 Antibiotic Stewerdship Dr Anirbhan Hom Choudhary, Dr Ranveer Singh Tyagi
8 12-Dec-19 Role of Steroid in Sepsis Dr Atiharsh Mohan Agarwal
Branch Activity
Following regular clinical activities are performed
1) CME: 13/4/19 Practice Nutritional Guidelines for critically ill patientsDr Shilpa Kulkarni Consultant Intensivist Ruby Hall Wanori
2) CME: 15/6/19 Multiple Critical care Medicine Topics MGM Hospital Aurangabad detail programme will beuploaded
3) Case Presentation : 28/7/19 Dr Rohan Gundre, Dr Prashant Akulwar, Dr Sharad Biradar, Dr Yogesh Lakkas,Dr Nishant Agrawal, Dr Anand Nikalje
4) Case Presentation: 11/8/19 Organophosphorous poisioning with Encephalopathy by Dr Samidh Patel
5) Case Presentation: 22/9/19 Ischemic Stroke and Recent Guidelines by Dr Yogesh Devgirikar
6) ISCCM DAY Celebration on 9th October with Video play presentation from President ISCCM and Power PointPresentation of Nutrition Theme
7) Case Presentation: 8/12/19 MDR Gram Negative Organisms by Dr Prashant Walse
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BHUBANESWAR BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr Sharmili Sinha
Secretary : Dr Sarat Behera
Treasurer : Dr Anand Mishra
Members : Dr Prasant Behera, Dr Subhasish Jamuda, Dr Biswabikash Mohanty, Dr Pragyan Routray,
Dr Saroj Pattnaik, Dr Dharmajivan Samantray
Academic Activities
I S C C M
ISCCM Bhubaneswar , Activities January –December 2019
January 2019 24th Jan- Case presentation, hotel Suryansh Speaker-Dr Anand Mishra and team
February 2019 Nutrition in Critical Care, Hotel Sheetal Speaker- Dr Swagata TripathyDietician- Mrs Sunita Sahoo
March NOACs in PE and DVT Speaker- Dr Debabrata Padhy, Dr Madhusudam Jaju,CARE Hospital, Hyderabad
April 9th April- 2019, Hotel Sandy Towers Venous Thrombo-embolism - prevention andmanagement. Speaker- Dr Sharmili
May 26th May 2019, Hotel Suryansh Conjoint meeting by ISCCM Bhubaneswar andMicrobiologists society of India, Odisha Chapter"Preventing hospital acquired infections andAntimicrobial Stewardship".Odisha Council of Medical Register granted4 credit hours.
June a. Management of DVT with NOACs (12th June) a. Speaker-Dr P. K. Sahoo ( Cardiologist)
July A. ISCCM Guidelines on rational usage of A.Speaker- Dr Sarat Beheraantibiotics, Hotel Suryansh (24th July).
B. KIMS critical care update (13th July) B. KIMS Critical Care team
August a. Case presentation on 23rd August 2019 a. Successful management of acute severenecrotizing PancreatitisSpeaker-Dr Saroj Pattnaik
b. SIMVENT (Simulation based ventilator B. Co ordinated by Care hospital teamworkshop), Hotel Padmaja PremiumOn 2nd and 3rd August 2019
September 21st September, Hotel Suryansh Vitamin C - a ray of hope in the horizon ?Dr Sharmili Sinha
October 18th October, Hotel Suryansh Panel discussion on Role of Nutrition In Critical Care,36 attendees.Quiz. Moderator-Dr Sharmili SinhaPanelists- Dr Samir Sahu, Dr Pragyan Routray,Dr Biswabikash Mohanty
November 8th November, Hotel Padmaja EC meeting on preparation of OACCON 2019(Odisha Annual Critical Care Conference on 14thand 15th Dec 2019)
December 14th and 15th Dec 2019 OACCON 2019 (Odisha Annual Critical CareConference on 14th and 15th Dec 2019)
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238 registrationsDay 1- Lectures by eminent national, internationaland local faculties.Day 2- Workshopsa. Ventilation- basic and advancedb. Imaging and Ultrasound238 registered delegates and 30 faculties attended theconference. 6 CME points were granted by OdishaMedical Council.
CHENNAI BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr Raymond Dominic Savio
Secretary : Dr Susovan Mitra
Treasurer : Dr Dedeepiya Deva Prasad
Members : Dr Raja Amarnath, Dr R Ebnezer, Dr Kalaiselvan, Dr K Ravikumar, Dr Rajeshwari,
Dr Vignesh C
Academic Activities
ANNUAL REPORT OF ISCCM CHENNAI CHAPTER 2019
Greetings!!!
The year 2019 has been quite jubilant for ISCCM Chennai with a spree of high quality educational activities which included fiveannual workshops, one refresher course, a series of five journal club meetings and four highly engaging CMEs. All of these werewell attended and appreciated. We kick-started the year with an international speaker program by Dr. Bala Venkatesh, theprimary investigator of ADRENAL trial who walked us through the evolution of evidence behind corticosteroids in septic shock.This was followed by a new entry workshop titled "Soft skills for physicians" which dealt with core competencies inCommunication and Research. The Tamil Nadu Medical Council had awarded 4 credit hours for these two days event. TheAnnual Neuro critical-care workshop in association with the Neuro-critical care society, USA, entered its second successful yearin February 2019. The sessions were handled by highly acclaimed faculty. Doctors, nurses, and allied health staff working inacute care specialties, ICUs and EDs from various hospitals had attended the course. This workshop was awarded 4 credit hoursby the Tamil Nadu Medical Council. The much awaited "Year in review 2018" was presented by Dr. Ram E. Rajagopalan in themonth of March. This was an intense scrutiny of emerging evidence with abundance of humor and interaction. The three otherinternational speaker programs were delivered by Prof. Roopen Arya, Dr. Krishnan Sriram and Dr. Krishnaswamy Sundararajanin April, July and August respectively. All of them had dealt with topics of utmost clinical significance. Journal club meetings werefor the first time conducted as a series of seven meetings across the year to span and include the different kinds of clinicalresearch. This served as a very important platform for learning and moreover to bring out the talents of trainees from across thecity who were made to present the journals to a gathering of senior mentors. The signature events of ISCCM Chennai, namelythe 15th Annual Workshop on Principles and Practice of Mechanical Ventilation, the 2nd Annual Workshop on AdvancedMechanical Ventilation, the 15th Annual Workshop on Hemodynamic Monitoring and the 15th Annual Refresher Course wenton without a glitch and concluded with very promising feedback from delegates. The above events were awarded with 4, 2, 6and 9 credit hours respectively, by the Tamil Nadu Medical Council. The ISCCM Chennai can boast of having trained 406delegates this year during the workshops put together. In addition to the above, ISCCM Chennai observed the World Sepsis Dayand ISCCM day by organizing various activities in many hospitals across the city. All this and more could not have happenedwithout the meticulous planning and execution by all office bearers in association with senior mentors, well-wishers and allmembers who add meaning to these events by their very valuable presence. We look forward to a more engaging andenterprising 2020.
Dr Susovan Mitra
General Secretary
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COIMBATORE BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr. V. M. Balasubramani
Secretary : Dr. M. N. Sivakumar
Treasurer : Dr. R. S. Senthilkumar
Members : Dr. G. Sathyamurthy, Dr. K. Senthilkumar, Dr. T. Gopinathan, Dr T Murali
Academic Activities
S.NO DATE VENUE TOPIC SPEAKER PARTICI- SPONSOR
PANTS
1 22.02.2019 Hotel Grand Regent VTE Management in Prof. Dr. S.R. 42 Sanofi India LtdICU Subramaniyan
VTE protocol in Prof. Dr. R.B.Hospitals - A Quality Sudagar SinghPerspective
2 30.03.2019 Hotel Grand Regent Stroke ready hospital - Dr. G. Sathyamurthy 38 HalyardWhy and How? Healthcare
3 27.04.2019 Hotel Grand Regent Clinical Vignettes Dr. J. Vinothkumar 36 Abbott Nutrition
Workshop on Airway Dr. R. SanthoshManagement
4 31.08.2019 Hotel Grand Regent ARDS - Recent Dr. Karthiraj Natarajan 40 IndiapullsAdvances Pharmaceuticals
Fever in a Schizophrenic Dr. Nishanth SelvarajPatient
5 27.09.2019 Hotel Grand Regent Diagnosis & Management Dr. Lakshmikanthcharan 35 One Life Homeof Acute Pulmonary HealthcareEmbolism - Evidencebased approach
Case of Bio emulsifier Dr. V.SanthanababuPoisoning
6 05.10.2019 Hotel Grand Regent ISCCM Day Celebration 61 Sanofi India
Management of Sepsis in Dr. Ram E Rajagopalanresource limited settings
DELHI AND NCR BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr Yash Javeri
Treasurer : Dr Saurabh Taneja
Members : Dr Ashutosh Bhardwaj, Dr Deven Juneja, Dr Himanshu Dewan, Dr Rajat Gupta,
Dr Suneel Garg, Dr Vishal Kumar
Academic Activities
Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine, Delhi NCR
Annual report – 2019
January 2019
25th Annual National Conference of Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine.
30th January -03rd February 2019
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February 2019
Monthly scientific Meeting
25th February 2019, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital.
Case 1: An unusual Case of Cardiogenic Shock - Dr Ranjit Chatterji, Dr Ashutosh Bhardwaj
Case 2: Ectopic Pregnancy with Sepsis with AKI: A diagnostic Dilemma - Dr Tapesh Bansal, Dr Shrikanth Srinivas
Case 3: Metronidazole induced Encephalopathy in ICU: A Case series – Dr Himanshu Dewan,Dr Sandeep Aggarwal.
Fluid Management in Septic Shock - Dr Rahul Kumar.
March 2019
7th Annual Critical Care Refresher Course. (CCRC)
06th-10th March 2019 at Medanta Medicity.
CME On “Managing Antimicrobial Resistance in ICU using Indian guidelines''
16th March 2019, At The Lalit Barakhamba Road.
September 2019
Monthly scientific Meeting.
13th Sept 2019 at QRG Hospital
1. Case presentation - Dr Samrat Verma
2. Case Presentation - Dr Ramesh Aggarwal
3. Journal Club - Dr Gaurav Bathla, Dr Rajni Bala Sharma
October, 2019
ISCCM Day Celebration
15th October 2019.
November 2019
Antibiotic Stewardship & Role Of PCT in Reducing antibiotic resistance.
16th Nov 2019 at Indian Habitat Center, New Delhi.
Walkathon – Save Antibiotic Mission
17th Nov 2019 at Maulana Azad Medical College to Raj Ghat.
December 2019
Monthly scientific Meeting.
On 21st Dec 2019 at Max Superspciality Hospital, Saket.
Moderators
Dr Arun Dewan: Senior Director, Critical careDr Prashant Saxena: Associate Director, Critical care
Programme
1. Review: Recent trials in intensive care - can they change our practice?
Dr Ritesh Aggarwal, Senior consultant, critical care (30 min)
2. An interesting case of common poisoning: Dr Sunil (15 min)
3. A case of severe skin/soft tissue infections: Dr Shailesh (15 min)
EC Meetings
05th May 2019
31st Aug 2019
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GURUGRAM BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr Sandeep Dewan
Secretary : Dr Jeetendra Sharma
Treasurer : Dr Shrikanth Srinivasan
Members : Dr Tapesh Bansal, Dr Ashish Kumar, Dr Mukesh Kumar Gupta, Dr Mohit Mathur,
Dr Tarun Jhamb, Dr Sweta Patel
Academic Activities
Critical Care Society of Gurugram Branch Activity
Sr.No. Date Topic Event Venue
1. 11/02/19 Indian Guidelines for Antimicrobial Prescription in Critically CME Nirvana Patio Club�
ill Patients. Gurugram
2. 27/02/19 Scientific session on DVT CME Hilton Garden Inn,�
Gurugram
3. 30/05/19 Case presentation- Sudden Cardiac Arrest in a Case of CME Medanta The Medicity,�
Old CVA. Gurugram
Case presentation -A Young Lady Presented with H/o�
LOC in Bathroom.
4. 21/06/19 Ultrasound Life Support - Basic Level 1 Provider Course Medanta The Medicity,�
& (USLS BL-1P) course. Gurugram22/06/19
5. 27/06/19 Critical Care Update what's New. CME Ramada Hotel,�
Panel Discussion on a case "A Young Male with ARDS Gurugram�
having Prolonged, Complicated Course".
Management of Pneumothorax in ICU.�
6. 13/07/19 Airway management- An interesting perspective. Workshop Medanta The Mediciy,�
Gurugram
7. 25/07/19 Current scenario & Recent Advances in Sepsis Guidelines. CME Baani Square,�
Role of Biomarkers in Sepsis Management. Gurugram�
Panel Discussion - A Case Based Discussion.�
8. 26/07/19 5th Annual Conference on ECMO 2019 Conference The Leela Ambience�
& & Gurugram Hotel27/07/19 Workshop
9. 21/09/19 Initial Management of Polytrauma. CME Artemis Hospitals,�
Management of bleeding in Trauma Gurugram�
10. 22/11/19 Clue - Hemodynamic Conference Conference & Aerocity, Delhi�
Workshop
11. 15/12/19 Workshop on "Deceased Donation" Workshop Paras Hospital,�
Gurugram
HYDERABAD BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr K Subba Reddy
Secretary : Dr Srinivas Jakkinaboina
Treasurer : Dr Aditya T
Members : Dr Satish T, Dr Vishnuvardhan Raju B, Dr Bala Subrahmanyam Ch, Dr Sashidhar,
Dr Srinivas G, Dr Pradeep Reddy
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DATE TIMING TOPIC VENUE
28th Jan 2019 7pm to 9pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER Marriott Hotel,MONTHLY CME PROGRAM 28 JAN 2019 Tank Bund Road,
Hyderabad
10th Feb 2019 8:30am to 5pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER Century SuperACADEMIC PROGRAM 10 FEB 2019 Specialty Hospital,OBSTETRIC CRITICAL CARE Banjara Hills,
17th Feb 2019 9am to 2pm ISCCM HYD ACADEMIC PROGRAM CME 17 FEB 2019 Sunshine Hospital,Haematology & Coagulation Disorder Acid Base Disorders SecunderabadFluid & Electrolytes
25th Feb 2019 7pm to 9pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER Plaza Hotel,3rdMONTHLY CME PROGRAM 25 FEB 2019 Floor, Greenlands,
Begumpet,Hyderabad
10th Mar 2019 10am to 2 pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER MONTHLY CME PROGRAM HOTELRespiratory CCM Manasarover10th MARCH 2019 The Fern,
Begumpet, HYD
7th April 2019 8:00am to 5pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER CARE Hospitals,ACADEMIC PROGRAM IDCCM PREPARATORY Banjara HIlls, HydCOURSE 7th APRIL 2019
13th & 14th 8:00am to 5pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER Virinchi Hospital,April 2019 Simulated Mechanical Ventilation Workshop Banjara Hills, Hyd
13 & 14 April 2019
21st April 2019 10am to 2 pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER HOTELACADEMIC CME PROGRAM Cardiac Critical Care Manasarover TheMedicine April 2019 Fern, Begumpet,
HYD
25th May 2019 4pm to 8 pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER ACADEMIC CME PROGRAM HOTELRenal Critical Care Medicine MAY 2019 Manasarover The
Fern, Begumpet,HYD
1st & 2nd 8:30am to 5pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER ContinentalJune 2019 HEMODYNAMIC MONITORING WORKSHOP Hospital,
1 & 2 JUNE 2019 Gachibowli, HYD
29th & 30th 8am to 5pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTERJune 2019 INDIAN DIPLOMA IN CRITICAL CARE NURSING APOLLO Hospital,
Workshop on 29th and 30th June 2019. Jubilee Hills, HYD
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14th July 2019 10am to 3pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER HOTELHematology Critical Care Medicine, Webinar No 4, Manasarover The14th July 2019. Fern, Begumpet,
HYD
20th & 21st 8am to 5pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER STAR Hospital,July 2019 RENAL CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE Workshop Banjara Hills, HYD
on 20th and 21st July
25th August 2019 8am to 5pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER CARE Hospitals,IDCCM PREPARATORY COURSE 25th AUGUST 2019 Banjara Hills, Hyd
07th & 08th 8:30am to 5pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER Virinchi Hospital,Sept 2019 CASE PRESENTATION CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE Banjara Hills, Hyd
7th & 8th SEPT 2019
29th Sept 2019 8:30am to 5pm AN INTERACTIVE CME ON IMAGING IN CRITICALLY Gleneagles AwareILL WORKSHOP 29 SEPT 2019 Global Hospitals,
LB Nagar,Hyderabad
14th Oct 2019 7pm to 9pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER Plaza Hotel,3rdISCCM Day & TEACHERS DAY CME PROGRAM OCT 2019 Floor, Greenlands,
Begumpet, HYD
2nd & 3rd 9am to 5pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER ACEDAMIC PROGRAM Yashoda HospitalNov 2019 Ultrasound Workshop Nov 2019 Somajiguda, HYD
10th Nov 2019 9am to 5pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER CME PROGRAM HOTELCRITIC 2019 A Signature Event of ISCCM Hyderabad Manasarover The
Fern, Begumpet,HYD
7pm-9pm CRITICARE 2020 Workshop Meeting Plaza Hotel,3rdFloor, Greenlands,Begumpet, HYD
21st Dec 2019 7pm to 9pm ISCCM HYD CHAPTER Plaza Hotel, 3rdCASE PRESENTATION CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE Floor, Greenlands,21 DEC 2019 Begumpet, HYD
INDORE BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr Nikhilesh Jain
Secretary : Dr Vivek Joshi
Treasurer : Dr Vikram Balwani
Members : Dr Smita Jain, Dr Mayank Masand, Dr Anand Sanghi, Dr Ravi Dosi, Dr Pranay Bajpai,
Dr Ashish Verma
Academic Activities
Events during 2019 by ISCCM Indore branch
[Branch Secretary- Dr. Vivek Joshi, Chairman- Dr. Nikhilesh Jain]
During last one year i.e. January 2019 till December 2019 ISCCM Indore has done many activities which included many CMEs,webinars and executive committee meetings.
In , the executive committee met and planned for activities to be done by branch preferably every month.January 2019
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February 2019, CME was done on ARDS and sepsis with speakers as Dr. Dhruv Chaudhary [Rohtak] and Dr. G C Khilnani[New Delhi] in collaboration with Indian Chest society.
March 2019, we conducted CMEs for nurses for bedside assessment and expected care by them.
April 2019, CME was done on MDR infections by Dr. Abdul Ansari [Mumbai]
May 2019, we conducted executive body meet and discuss further plans.
June 2019, CME on balanced salt solution conducted speaker was Dr. Vivek Joshi.
July 2019, we conducted CME on Antibiotics guidelines by Dr. Vivek Joshi.
Aug 2019, CME on ideas infectious disease conclave with Dr. Pravin Amin [Mumbai], Dr Nikhilesh Jain, Dr Vivek Joshi, Dr O PRathi and Dr. Ajay Jain and Dr. Anand Sanghi.
September 2019, Rapid Insulin Symposium with Dr. Shreerang Godbole, Nagpur.
Oct 2019, webinar on ISCCM day celebrations by Dr. Subhal Dixit, moderated by Dr. Vivek Joshi
Nov 2019, CME on Ideas [Initiative duration and expertise of antimicrobials] by Dr. Nikhilesh Jain
Dec 2019, CME Iconic anti-infective therapy by Dr. Nikhilesh Jain
In many programs executive members and ISCCM members supported us whole heartedly.
JALANDHAR BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr Meenakshi Anand
Secretary : Dr Ziyokov Joshi
Treasurer : Dr Avnish Bhagat
Members : Dr Ramesh Anand, Dr. Ved Prakash Sharma, Dr Vandana Goel, Dr. Raman Deep Singh,
Dr Rajesh Mahajan
Academic Activities
BRANCH ACADAMIC ACTIVITY JALANDHAR BRANCH
1 ULTRASOUND IN ICU UPDATE MARCH 2019
2 CRITICAL CARE UPDATE PUNJAB CHAPTER APRIL 2019
3 CRTICAL CARE IN OBEGY AND GYNAE JUNE 2019
4 SYMPOSIUM ON INFECTION IN ICU WITH PHYSICIAN FORUM JALANDHAR JULY 2019
5 SWINE FLU AND DENGUEE IN ICU
JALGAON BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr Sanjay Umbarkar
Secretary : Dr Leena Patil
Treasurer : Dr Ravindra Patil
Members : Dr Abhinay Harankhedkar, Dr Prakash Survade, Dr Rajesh Dabi, Dr Rahul Mahajan,
Dr Sunil Chaudhari, Dr Hemant Patil
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Academic Activities
Jalgaon - ANNUAL REPORT 2018—2019
1- 4 academic activites in this year which already uploaded
2- One CME with association with MGM hospital Aurangabad.
3- Charity commissioner registration completed.
4- Pan card of the branch approved.
5- Account opening in the branch of Union Bank of India process completed.
6- Planning of taking Mahacriticon 2020 at Jalgaon. GBM taken on 2nd December 2019. Meeting last for 2 hours withfruitful discussion.
7- All other academic activities attached
Account number of the Jalgaon Society of Critical Care Medicine is in Union Bank of India, account number is---341602010198300
JAMSHEDPUR BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr Binita Panigrahi
Secretary : Dr Mahajyoti Chakroborthy
Treasurer : Dr Anu Prasad
Members : Dr B S Rao, Dr Rajiv Shukla, Dr P R Mohanty, Dr Umesh Prasad, Dr P K Ganguly
Academic Activities
1. Nutrition in Critically ill patients –January 2019- CME at CCU conference Room
2. HFNO – April 2019 - CME at CCU conference Room
3. NI Bundles – June 2019 - CME at CCU conference Room
4. ISCCM day Celebration – October 2019 - CCU conference Room
5. AGM – November 2019
CME: Role of Micro-nutrients in Critically ill Patients
CME: Cancer Cachexia & Nutrition
JODHPUR BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr Pradeep Bhatia
Secretary : Dr Sadik Mohammed
Treasurer : Dr Ankur Sharma
Members : Dr Shobha Ujawal, Dr Shobha Pareek, Dr Geeta Singariya, Dr Manoj Kamal,
Dr Manoj Parikh, Dr Bharat Paliwal
Academic Activities
ISCCM Jodhpur City Branch Academic Activity 2019-20
Dec 2019
A CME was organised by ISCCM Jodhpur City Branch on 07/12/2019 at Hotel Zone by the Park in which Dr Deepak Tempe
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form Maulana Azad Medical College delivered a Lecture on "Right Ventricular Failure and its Management". The activity wasattended by more 20 ISCCM Life members and around 40 Senior and Junior residents from AIIMS Jodhpur.
Oct 2019
ISCCM day was celebrated at AIIMS, JODHPUR, on 16th October 2019. A Video was displayed and presentation on nutritionwas presented by Dr Sadik Mohammed. Representative from Fresenius Kabi arranged refreshment for the attendees.
Aug-Sep 2019
ISCCM Jodhpur City Branch has organised 1st Rajasthan State Critical Care Conference (RAJCRITICON 2019) on 31st Augustand 1st September 2019. Over 150 Faculties and Delegates from Rajasthan and different part of INDIA (Delhi, Mumbai,Ahmedabad) has attended the conference. Two one day workshops [Mechanical Ventilation (by Dr Pankaj Anand and Team)and USG and ECHO in ICU (by Dr Deepak Govil and Team)] were also the part of the conference. ISCCM National Secretary DrRajesh Misra also delivered two lectures during the conference.
May 2019
A meeting was called for all ISCCM Jodhpur members to get inputs for successfully organising 1st Rajasthan State Critical CareConference. The dates were finalised and different committees were formed.
Jan 2019
A CME was organised on 25th Jan 2019 at Hotel Sixth Sense. Dr Sadik Mohammed (Assistant Professor, AIIMS, Jodhpur)presented a case on “Pulmonary Strongyloidosis in an Immune-competent patient”. Dr Deepa Agarwal presented lecture on“Liquid Nutrition”.
MADURAI BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr Padma Prakash Gandhi Raj
Secretary : Dr Vijay Anand S
Treasurer : Dr Karthikeyan N
Members : Dr Karthikeyan S, Dr Kalyana Sundaram, Dr Karunai Kathir, Dr Kavitha,
Dr Shanmugam C, Dr Jeyasuriya A
Academic Activities
ISCCM MADURAI CHAPTER, (YEAR-2019)
DATE- FEBRUARY 23rd, 2019SPEAKER- DR. RAM.E. RAJAGOPALAN
DATE-MAY 31ST, 2019SPEAKER- DR.SRI DHURGA
DATE-JUNE 29TH, 2019SPEAKER- DR.M. NITHISH MUKUNTHAN.
DATE- AUGUST 22ND, 2019SPEAKER-DR.R. KAVITHA
DATE-SEPTEMBER 28TH ,2019SPEAKER-DR.S. EBENEZER RAJADURAI
DATE- OCTOBER 12-13TH, 2019,VELAMMAL CRITICAL CARE SUMMIT.
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MANGALORE BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr Sanjay Sahari
Secretary : Dr Dattatray Prabhu
Treasurer : Dr Sujit Raj
Members : Dr. Adithya V Bharadwaj, Dr. Meghana Rao, Dr. Glenn Austin Fernandes,
Dr Mohammad Nawaz, Dr. Suresh Y.Y
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Activities for 2019 session
21/12/2018 ISCCM MANGALORE CHAPTERAGENDA – INTERACTIVE KNOWLEDGE SHARING SESSION
CME Topic 1- NEBULIZED ANTIBIOTICS IN CHRONIC LUNG DISEASE
Speaker – Dr. Harsha D. S.Dr. R.C Sahoo was the moderator.
Topic 2- NEBULIZED ANTIOBIOTIC IN TREATMENT OF VAP
Speaker – Dr. Priya.Dr. Sudesh Rao was the moderator.
Topic 3 – OPTIMIZING DELIVERY OF NEBULIZED ANTIBIOTIC
Speaker – Dr. RavishankarDr. Sujith was the moderator.The CME had a detailed discussion with audience in question and answer session.
Vote of thanks by Dr. DATTATREYA PRABHU. Meeting adjourned for dinner.
January 13 2019 ISCCM MANGALORE CHAPTER in association with KSHEGDE medical college participated in“KSHEMA CRITICARE 2019”.
Letter of participation was issued by organizing Chairman Dr Shripad Mehandale.
29 March 2019 ISCCM MANGALORE CHAPTERTopic 1- COMBINATION ANTIOBIOTIC THERAPY IN MDR GRAM NEGATIVE
INFECTIONS
Speaker – Dr. Adithya BharadwajDr. Sanjay Shahri was the moderator
Topic 2- INTERESTING CASE PRESENTATION
Speaker – Dr. Meghana MadiDr. Chakrapani M was the moderator.Question and answer session followed with a discussion.Vote of thanks was given by Dr. Sanjay Sahari.
26/4/19 ISCCM MANGALORE CHAPTERTopic 1- SYSTEMATIC REVIEW & META ANALYSIS
Speaker – Dr.Unni krishnan
Topic 2 – TRACHEOBRONCHIAL TREE ANATOMY UNDER THE BRONCHOSCOPE
FOLLOWED BY HANDS ON BRONCHOSCOPY AMBU ASCOPE
Speaker – Dr. Sindhu KamathDr. R. C. Sahoo was the moderator.Question and answer session followed with a discussion.Vote of thanks was given by Dr. Dattatreya Prabhu.
24/7/19 ISCCM MANGALORE CHAPTERTopic 1- PCT- RECENT ADVANCES IN MANAGEMENT OF SEPSIS
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THERAPY OF SEPSIS
Speaker – Dr. Priya B NaikQuestion and answer session followed with a discussion.Vote of thanks was given by Dr. Sanjay Sahari.Meeting adjourned for dinner.
30/8/2019 ISCCM MANGALORE CHAPTERTopic – MANAGEMENT OF VAE TO VAP
Speaker - Dr. Dattatreya PrabhuDr. Glen Austin Fernandes was the moderator.Question and answer session followed with a discussionVote of thanks was given by Dr. Sanjay Sahari.Meeting adjourned for dinner.
27 Sept. 2019 ISCCM MANGALORE CHAPTER In association with BIOCON CME onROLE OF CYTOKINES ADSORBER IN SEPSIS MANAGEMENT
SPEAKER – DR HARISH M M Consultant critical care, Muzumdar Shaw Medical Centre, Bangalore.Moderator- Dr Sanjay Sahari, Chairman ISCCM Mangalore chapter and Dr Ravindra PrabhuConsultant NephrologistInteractive Q and Answer session followed.Dr Sanjay S gave Vote of thanks followed by dinner.
29 Nov. 2019 ISCCM MANGALORE CHAPTER IN association with Cipla critical careCME ON ENDOCARDITIS UPDATE
Speaker- Dr Farhan Fazal DM Infectious Diseases KMC Hospital MangaloreModerator – Dr Deepak Madi MD Internal Medicine, Associate Professor KMC Mangalore
MUMBAI BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr. Ashit V. Hegde
Secretary : Dr. Bharat G. Jagiasi
Treasurer : Dr. Akshay Kumar Chhallani
Members : Dr. Gunjan Chanchalani, Dr. Sonal Vadi, Dr. Indraneel Raut, Dr. Rishi Kumar,
Dr. Charudatt Vaity, Dr. Chandrashekhar Tulasigeri
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Annual Report of the ISCCM Mumbai Branch
We are pleased to present the annual report of the ISCCM Mumbai Branch and its CME / Updates held during the year.From 4th December 2018 to 04th December 2019.
The ISCCM Mumbai Branch Executive Committee members are upto 10th May 2019
Chairman : Dr. Rahul Pandit
Secretary : Dr. Reshma Ambulkar
Treasurer : Dr. Bharat Jagiasi
Members
1. Dr. Akshay Kumar Chhallani
2. Dr. Sonali Vadi
3. Dr. Rishi Kumar
4. Dr. Shilpushp Bhosale
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5. Dr. S. Janarthanan
6. Dr. Chandrashekhar Tulasigeri
We are glad to inform that elections were held for all the post of ISCCM Mumbai branch as per the amendments of ISCCM HeadQuarters electronic elections was held for the post of EC Members
Election Results is as follows:-
Chairman : Dr. Ashit Hegde
Secretary : Dr. Bharat Jagiasi
Treasurer : Dr. Akshay Chhallani
Members:-
Dr. Gunjan Chanchalani
Dr. Sonali Vadi
Dr. Indraneel Raut
Dr. Rishi Kumar
Dr. Charudatt Vaity
Dr. Chandrashekhar T.
An annual General Body meeting was held on 11th May 2019 at Hotel Sun Vile, Worli, Mumbai and elections were declared.The new committee took over from 11th May 2019.
We are glad to inform that ISCCM Mumbai branch is organizing “MAHACRITICON' to be held on 12th to 15th December 2019at CIDCO Convention Centre, Vashi, New Mumbai.
There will be 6 workshops on 12th and 13th December and 14th & 15th will be main conference. It's a state conference ofMaharashtra, target delegates are from interiors of Maharashtra and faculty is National and first time International Speaker ProfAnthony Mclean and Prof Jonathan are invited to be part of this academic activity
Other activities throughout the year held:-
1. Conducted IDCCM MOCK / Practice Exam it was held on Sunday, 17th February 2019, at 8.00 A.M. to 5.30 P.M. Venueat KDA Hospital Rao Saheb Achutrao Patwardhan Marg, Four Bunglows, Andheri (W), Mumbai, 400053, Maharashtra.
2. Ultrasound Life Support Basic Level 1 Provider Course held on 15th and 16th June at Lilavati Hospital, Bandra(WINFOCUS)
3. A CME Collaboration with BioMerieux solicits was held on 29th June 2019 at ITC Hotel, Parel, Mumbai, “SyndromeTesting the right test … the first time”
4. Mumbai Branch ISCCM organised initiative to start with CMEs every two months on rotation basis with various hospitalsin Mumbai for staying updated with the latest research in critical care and discuss interesting cases (with exam basedapproach).This approach will help us in regular interaction with members, updating ourselves and will also help studentsto interact with teachers to help them to prepare for their exams.
This program will be held regularly at different hospitals across the Mumbai with participation of critical care students,mentored by the teachers.
Up till now it has been conducted at Bhatia Hospital, Tardeo, KDA Hospital, Andheri and Fortis hospital Mulund. It's beenvery well attended and appreciated by students and teachers as well.
5. A Jointly CME was organised with Tata Memorial Hospital (THEMATICC 2019) on 29th August 2019 at Tata Hospital.
6. The Executive Committee members and other members celebrated ISCCM Day with cake cutting ceremony and onevideo with president's message was also played event at Fortis Hospital, Vashi on 14th October 2019.
LONG LIVE ISCCM
Dr. Ashit Hegde Dr. Bharat Jagiasi
Chairman Secretary
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NAGPUR BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr Jayesh Timane
Secretary : Dr Imran Noor Mohammed
Treasurer : Dr Anant Rajput
Members : Dr Ajay Sakhare, Dr Swapna Khanzode, Dr Rakesh Dhore, Dr Sarang Kshirsagar,
Dr Chetan Sharma, Dr Utkarsh Shah
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Saturday 4th May 2019
A CME on was held by SCCM NAGPUR in association with The NagpurRole of CRRT and ONLINE HDF IN AKI
Nephrology Society at Hotel centre point Nagpur.
The lecture was delivered by Dr Aashish Sharma, Medical director Fresenius.
The chairpersons for the sessions were Dr Nirmal Jaiswal, Dr Ashwinikumar Khandekar Dr S J Acharya.
There was extensive discussion on New modalities of CRRT, upcoming technology like portable machines, case based scenarios,trouble shooting, managing antibiotics while on CRRT and many other interesting topics.
The CME was started with welcome speech delivered by Dr Jayesh Timane, Chairman SCCM Nagpur.
Vote or thanks was delivered by Dr Manish Balwani, Hon Secretary, The Nagpur Nephrology society.
Friday 24th May 2019
A CME on FLUCYTOCINE, AN UPDATE was held by SCCM NAGPUR at Hotel centre point
The lecture was delivered by Dr Nitin Shinde, Consultant Infectious disease specialist
The chairpersons for the sessions Dr Ashwini Tayde.
There was good discussion on this drug as a combination therapy for fungal diseases in icu.
The CME was started with welcome speech delivered by Dr Jayesh Timane Chairman SCCM Nagpur .
Vote or thanks was delivered by Dr Imran Noor Mohammed Hon Secretary.
1st JUNE 2019
SCCM Nagpur in collaboration with Association of Medical Faculties and Association of Physicians of India has conducted aCME on Approach to liver disease ( MEET THE MASTERS )
The topic was Stepwise approach to liver disease and stepwise approach to Hepatic Imaging
The speakers were Dr Bharat Wasvani - Medical oncologist from Yashoda hospital Hyderabad
and Dr Mohan Ramchandani, Consultant Hepatologist from Asian Institute of Gastroenterology Hyderabad
Quiz of Hepatology was conducted by Dr Aamol Meshram
The CME was attended by 100 doctors from all the association, and MMC awarded 1 CME credit hour
16th June 2019
On 16th June 2019 new body of society of critical Care medicine, Nagpur was installed at Hotel centre point. The bodycomprises of Dr Jayesh Timane as new Chairman for year 2019 -21. The installation ceremony was grand success andconducted by outgoing chairman Dr. Nikhil Balankhe and his team in presence of all the past presidents of the society. Thisprestigious organisation was established for sharing of knowledge and awareness regarding the critical care specialty in the City.Dr. Jayesh Timane has been elected as new chairperson by the society members whereas the president-elect for the next tenureof year 2021-23 is Dr. Kamal Bhutada.
The installation ceremony of Dr jayesh Timane was conducted in presence of Doctor Atul Kulkarni as chief guest and doctor
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Shyam Zanwar as guest of honor. The ceremony began with welcome speech of Dr Nikhil Balankhe where he detailed about histhought process of various activities conducted during his tenure. Notably was his concept of interactive sessions of samvad thatare one of its kind in entire India. He took this opportunity to thank all the people who helped him complete his landmark tenurewith an emphasis to conduct mass basic life support training program the groundwork of which has been initiated in his tenure.He also informed about the groundwork he has done for research activity to be conducted in the City by the society andrequested the incoming chairman to carry the baton forward. Later Dr. Ashish Ganjare, the outgoing secretary of the societypresented secretary report in which details of all the programs conducted during the past tenure where accounted. Besides theroutine clinical and academic activities the conduct of basic life support program by the society in training of various non-medicalorganisations and schools where more than 1500 candidates were trained in the skill of giving the essential life support to aseriously patient outside hospital in emergency.
The new SCCM body was installed included doctor Jayesh Timane as Chairman, Doctor Imran Noor Mohammad as hon.Secretary, Doctor Anant Singh Rajput as Treasurer and the executive body includes Dr Ajay Sakhare, Dr. Rakesh Dhoke, Dr.Chetan Sharma, Dr Sapna Khanzode, Dr. Utkarsh Shah and , Doctor Sarang Khsirsagar along with members of variouscommittees.
Dr. Atul Kulkarni the Chief guest and past president of national ISCCM addressed the gathering and congratulated andrequested the society members to continue being one of the best and most active society branches of the city. He also promisedto extend support for the research activities of the society.
Dr. Jayesh Timane delivered his presidential oration to the gathering with his emphasis on the fading art of clinical medicine inthe background of investigations. With the help of few of his landmark cases he emphasized the need of taking meticulous historyof the patients and doing detailed examination before ordering investigations. His talk also signified the knowledge of basicsciences besides the clinical practices and support to the investigations. His entire presentation was artistically designed aroundSherlock Holmes indicating that a critical care expert doctor should gather evidences and reach a diagnosis based on his skillsand interpretation of the investigations and clinical clues. This oration was chaired by Dr. Ramesh Mundle and Dr. S NDeshmukh, noted physicians of the city.
The entire programme was conducted by Master of ceremony Dr. Aamol Meshram and concluded with a positive note and voteof thanks by Dr. Imran Noor Mohammed Secretary of SCCM Nagpur.
22nd June 2019 SATURDAY
SCCM Nagpur had organised a CME on Nutrition in ICU and in Oncology patients.
The speakers were Dr Ravindra Ghavat, Intensivist from Jupiter hospital MUMBAI who delivered a talk on Role of SPN in ICUpatients
Mr. Shivshankar Timmanpyati a senior dietician from Tata memorial hospital MUMBAI delivered his talk on Ideal diet in cancerpatients and role of macronutrients.
The session was chaired by Dr Amol Dongre, a Medical Oncologist
A CME was attended by 50 doctors, and dietician.
30 th June 2019 Sunday
Society of critical care medicine Nagpur
In association with The Nephrology Society Nagpur & Vidarbha Association of Medical Microbiologist conducted a CME atHotel TULI imperial Nagpur on SOLID ORGAN TRANSPLANT AND INFECTIONS
The speakers were Dr Divya Deodhar an ID consultant from CMC VELLORE, Dr Ashwini Tayde an ID CONSULTANT FROMNAGPUR, Dr ARUNA POOJARI, clinical microbiologist from Mumbai.
There was a panel discussion on infections in transplant and Enhancing sepsis diagnosis by automation.
The installation ceremony of new body of microbiologist was taken place during this event.
Maharashtra Medical Council has awarded 1 CME credit point.
Journal club 18th July 2019
Topics discussed were
1. *Early Sedation with Dexmedetomidine in Critically Ill Patients*
Y. Shehabi, B.D. Howe, R. Bellomo, Y.M. Arabi, M. Bailey, F.E. Bass,
S. Bin Kadiman, C.J. McArthur, L. Murray, M.C. Reade, I.M. Seppelt, J. Takala, M.P. Wise, and S.A. Webb, for the ANZICS
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Clinical Trials Group
and the SPICE III Investigators.
*N Engl J Med 2019;380:2506-17.*
by *Dr Ramesh Hasani*
2. *Extracorporeal gas exchange: when to start and how to end?*
Gattinoni et al. Critical Care 2019, 23(Suppl 1):203 https://doi.org/10.1186/s13054-019-2437-2.
By *Dr Sarang Kshirsagar*
17th October 2019
ISCCM DAY CELEBRATIONS
ISCCM DAY was celebrated on 16th October 2019 at auditorium of Criticare hospital Nagpur. The theme precision in nutritionin critical care.
24th October 2019
BLS workshop was conducted on 24th October at wcl headquarters at Nagpur, the workshop was attended by around people .This was done free of cost as a part of social responsibility of SCCM.
Dr Sarang Kahirsagar and Dr imran Noor Mohammed was a a part of this event.
12th November 2019
CRRT WORKSHOP
CRRT workshop was conducted on 12th November 2019 at Hotel Tuli International Sadar, Nagpur
The workshop was conducted as a part of International critical care update conference from 16-17 November at Nagpur
Dr Ashish Sharma, from Fortis hospital Gurgaon, Dr Manish Balwani, Dr Nishant Deshpande, Dr Amit Pasari were the facultiesfor same.
The workshop was attended by around 80 delegates from various specialties and sub-specialities.
Maharashtra Medical Council has awarded 2 credit hours for it
Advanced Hemodynamic & Mechanical Ventilation workshop
14th November 2019
SCCM NAGPUR in association with Association of medical Sciences Nagpur had organised pre conference workshop onAdvanced mechanical ventilation and Advanced Hemodynamic monitoring on 14th November 2019 at Hotel centre point.
The workshop was attended by around 80 delegates (40 each).
The lectures were followed by hands on training to all the delegates on advanced mode of ventilation, airway management,bedside echocardiography, various HD Monitoring modalities.
Maharashtra medical council has awarded 2 credit hours to each workshop
15th November 2019
Winfocus workshop
A part of pre-conference workshop of International critical care update 2019 , WINFOCUS workshop was organised on 15thNovember 2019, which was attended by 50 delegates .
MMC has awarded 2 credit points for it
The faculty were Dr Pradeep Dcosta, Dr Luca Neri, Dr Jayant Shelgaonkar , Dr Ravindra Zore.
INTERNATIONAL CRITICAL CARE UPDATE 2019
SCCM Nagpur and Association of Medical Sciences Nagpur has organised First international critical care update on 16-17November 2019 at Hotel centre point Nagpur.
The conference was preceded by workshops on CRRT, Advanced Hemodynamic monitoring, Advanced mechanicalventilation, Winfocus which was attended by close to 200 delegates including PG students
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The faculty for this conference were all National stalwarts and international faculties like Dr Ian Seppelt from Australia and DrXavier Monnet from France.
The conference was attended by closed se to 250 delegates.
MMC has awarded 6 credit hours for this event
PUNE BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr Jyoti Shendage
Secretary : Dr Kapil Borawake
Treasurer : Dr Abhijeet Deshmukh
Members : Dr Khalid Khatib, Dr Bhushan Kinholkar, Dr Sunitha Varghese, Dr Sushma Gurav
Academic Activities
Sr No. Date Annual Programs Conducted by ISCCM Pune Branch 2019
1 10-01-2019 Critical Care Clinics
2 18-01-2019 Executive Committee Meeting
3 24-01-2019 Critical Care Clinics
4 07-02-2019 Critical Care Clinics
5 15-02-2019 Clinical Meeting
6 20-02-2019 Annual General body Meeting
7 21-02-2019 Critical Care Clinics
8 17-03-2019 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY FOR PHYSICIANS IN INTENSIVE CAREWORKSHOP (RESPIC) 2019
9 23-04-2019 Clinical Meeting
10 27 & 28 April 2019 IDCCM EXAM
11 05-05-2019 END OF LIFE CARE IN INDIA TASK FORCE
12 30 June to 2 July 2019 Review Course 2019
13 3 & 4 July 2019 Workshop BOB
14 4th To 6th July 2019 Best of Brussels 2019 (Conference)
15 11-08-2019 Airway Management Workshop
16 28-08-2019 ACLS, BLS WORKSHOP IN SANJIVAN & NIRAMAYA HOSPITAL
17 22-09-2019 SYMPOSIUM ON ANTIBIOTIC STEWARDSHIP
18 06-10-2019 ISCCM DAY CELEBRATION
19 11-11-2019 Executive Committee Meeting
20 14-11-2019 Critical Care Clinics
21 01-12-2019 HAi Conclave Meeting
22 01-12-2019 Annual General body Meeting
23 05-12-2019 Critical Care Clinics
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RISHIKESH BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr Ankit Agarwal
Secretary : Dr Gaurav Jain
Treasurer : Dr Ankita Kabi
Members : Dr. Sagarika Panda, Dr.Sonu Sama, Dr. Mridul Dhar, Dr. Rahul Chauhan,
Dr.Shailesh Lohani, Dr. Amiya Kumar Barik
Academic activities
SILIGURI BRANCH
Executive Committee
Chairman : Dr.Shankha Shubhra Sen
Secretary : Dr. Siddhartha Banerjee
Treasurer : Dr.Debasish Chakraborti
Members : Dr. Pradipta Bhattacharya, Dr P D Bhutia, Dr. Krishnendu Dey, Dr. Tirtha Sahoo,
Dr. Sudip Nath, Dr Smarajit Banik
Academic activities
The academic activities for this year are as follows:-
1. Basic airway workshop conducted on 6th April, 21st Aug and 2nd Nov 2019
2. Simulation based Mechanical Ventilation workshop conducted on 1st - 2nd May 2019
3. Point of care ultrasound workshop conducted on 4th May 2019
4. Emergency ultrasonography workshop conducted on 6th - 7th May 2019
5. Advance cardiac life support workshop conducted on 30th - 31st Aug and 4-5th Nov 2019
6. ISCCM week celebration and ICU nutrition seminar conducted on 10th Oct 2019.
7. Basic life support Workshop was conducted on 21st and 22nd Nov 2019
Thanks and Regards,
Dr. Gaurav Jain Dr. Ankit Agarwal Dr. Ankita Kabi
Secretary Chairman Treasurer
Our academic activities in last one year
1. 15-16th December 2018
WINFOCUS at Neotia Getwel healthcare centre.
FacultyDr Deepak GovilDr Shakya MajumdarDr Sudipta Mukherjee
2. 5th April 2019
Debate : Continuous or intermittent enteral feeding in critically ill patients.Debaters -For Continuous: Dr Siddhartha BanerjeeFor Intermittent: Dr Pradipta Bhattacharya
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3. 16th June, 2019
Basic Sepsis Life Support at Neotia Getwel Healthcare Centre.Faculty for BSLSDr Arindam KarDr Pradipta BhattacharyaDr Siddhartha BanerjeeDr Sudipta MukherjeeDr Sabihul IslamDr Garima Mishra.Dr Swatee Behera Nanda.Dr Ayan Banerjee
4. 13th September 2019
World Sepsis DayUpdate in Surviving Sepsis Guidelines- Dr Ayan BanerjeeAntibiotic Stewardship in Resource limited settings-Dr Reshu GuptaPanel discussion on management of Sepsis -Dr Shankha S SenDr Sekhar Chakraborty
5. (Forthcoming)
21-22 December 2019
Update in Pulmonary Critical Care MedicineDr Dhruv ChoudhuryDr Susrut BandyopadhyayDr Deepak TalwarDr Ashutosh GhoshDr A G GhoshalDr Raja DharDr C P Sharma
Thanking you
Dr Shankha S Sen
ChairpersonISCCM- Siliguri
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Audited statement of Accounts
2018-19
(ISCCM Headquarters)
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THE MAHARASTRA PUBLICSCHEDULE - VIII
Name of Public Trust : Indian
Registration No. F -Balance Sheet as
As per our report of even dateFor Amol Dandekar & AssociatesChartered AccountantsFirm Registration : 00141552Amol Dandekar, ProprietorMembership No-132226Place : Mumbai, Date:25th October 2019
PREVIOUS Yr CURRENT YEAR
Amount FUNDS AND LIABILITIES Amount Amount
Rs. Rs. Rs.
Trust Funds or Corpus :
Balance as per last balance sheet3,46,65,535 4,04,82,341
Add:Corpus Fund Received during Year58,16,806 68,48,776.00
less:Transferred to other Funds4,04,82,341 (2,68,850.00) 4,70,62,267
Loans (Secured or Unsecured) :
From Trustees -
- From Others - -
Liabilities :(Schedule I)
For Expenses 60,784
For Taxes 1,55,099
For Rent and other Deposits 1,54,512
For Suppliers 61,27,145
For Audit Fees & Accounts94,06,146 63,000 65,60,540
Income and Expenditure Account
Balance as per last Balance Sheet 10,46,82,537
: Appropriation if any -Less
: Surplus as per Income & Exp.Add 1,86,66,283
: Deficit -10,46,82,537 12,33,48,819Less
15,45,71,024 17,69,71,626TOTAL
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TRUSTS ACT, 1950( Vide Rule 17 (1) )Society of Critical Care Medicine
0017038(GBR)on 31.03.2019
For Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine
Sd/- Sd/- Sd/-Dr Subhal Dixit Dr Khusrav Bajan Dr Shilpushp Bhosale
President Secretary Treasurer
PREVIOUS Yr CURRENT YEAR
Amount PROPERTIES AND ASSETS Amount Amount
Rs. Rs. Rs.
Fixed Assets(Schedule II)
Balance as per last Balance Sheet 3,45,23,133Addition during the year 17,38,406Less : Sales during the year 21,635Depreciation for the year3,45,23,133 42,89,002 3,19,50,902
Investments :
Fixed Deposits With Bank 8,16,23,476Add : Interest Accrued During the Year10,07,83,604 3,51,438 8,19,74,914
84,84,641 1,10,97,011TDS Receivable
Prepaid Expenses61,707 4,55,519
Income Tax Paid13,21,007 72,93,679
Advances :
To Trustees -To Employees -GST Paybable/Refundable 15,45,223GST Receivable 4,72,570
11,11,550 TDS Not Claimed (FY 2018-19) 31,757To Other 13,60,883 34,10,433
Cash and Bank Balances :(Schedule III)
Cash In Hand 1,45,466Axis Bank54,64,495 2,76,05,439HDFC Bank 70,88,364 3,48,39,270
Income Receivable
Jaipur Branch28,20,887 8,14,000- Debtors 51,35,899 59,49,899
Income and Expenditure Account
Balance as per last Balance Sheet -Less : Appropriation if any -Add : Deficit as per Income & Expd. -
- Less : Surplus - -
15,45,71,024 17,69,71,626TOTAL
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As per our report of even dateFor Amol Dandekar & AssociatesChartered AccountantsFirm Registration : 00141552Amol Dandekar, ProprietorMembership No-132226Place : Mumbai, Date : 25th October, 2019
THE MAHARASTRA PUBLICSCHEDULE - IX
Name of Public Trust : Indian
Registration No. F -Income & Expenditure Account
PREVIOUS Yr CURRENT YEAR
Amount EXPENDITURE Amount Amount
Rs. Rs. Rs.
To Expenditure in respect of properties & Staff(Schedule IV)
Rates, Taxes, Cesses -Electricity Charges1,67,510 1,36,170Repairs and Maintenance4,50,599 45,570Salaries & Bonus27,06,898 34,56,062Insurance1,016 5,244 36,43,046
8,13,175 4,61,235To Establishment Expenses(Schedule V)
2,65,761 2,09,870To Membership Fees
1,15,743 35,762To Bank Charges
13,56,623 15,77,206To Legal & Consulatancy Expenses
70,00070,000 To Audit fees
- -To Contribution to Charity Commissioner
To Amount written off :
(a) Bad Debts(b) Loan Scholarship(c) Irrevocable Rents(d) Other items( Loss on Sale of Asset)42,220 17,135 17,135
-To Miscellaneous Expenses
48,37,535 26,22,978Advertisement
-45,763 Brokerage
13,47,744 2,14,888Conveyance
16,97,249 25,28,136Meeting Expenses
4,050 12,27,559Interest Expense
2,12,096 7,65,243Printing & Stationery
64,487 35,804Telephone Expenses
8,50,481 6,87,188Computer & Software Expenses
1,57,034 90,328Transport & Courier Expenses
4,07,259 59,47,230 1,41,19,353Other Expenses
58,70,049 42,89,002To Depreciation
To Transfer to :
Devdravya Fund -Ordinary Fund - -
To Expenditure on Objects of the Trust
(a) Religious -(b) Educational(Schedule VI)3,42,39,178 6,89,63,253(c) Medical Relief -(d) Relief of Poverty -(e) Other Charitable Objects - 6,89,63,253
79,93,197 1,86,66,283To Surplus carried over to Balance Sheet
6,37,15,667 11,20,52,145TOTAL
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TRUSTS ACT, 1950( Vide Rule 17 (1) )Society of Critical Care Medicine
0017038(GBR)for the year ending 31.03.2019
PREVIOUS Yr CURRENT YEAR
Amount INCOME Amount Amount
Rs. Rs. Rs.
1,60,170 5,65,172By Rent
5,65,172
By Interest
On Fixed Deposits54,21,237 65,88,087
On Savings Account1,16,856 2,29,384
- On Income Tax Refund -
On Securities -
68,17,472
18,22,956 27,28,772By Advertisement income
4,04,87,640 8,47,43,827By Conference Income
5,58,467 2,87,950By Books Distribution Income
1,50,000 2,80,000By Election Fees
49,000 67,373By Endorsements
2,87,876 2,55,854By Royalty income
8,474 10,000By Sponsorship income
1,45,90,822 1,62,10,102By College Fees
62,169 29,623By Miscellaneous income
- By Research Income 56,000
By Transfer from Reserve
6,37,15,667 11,20,52,145TOTAL
For Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine
Sd/- Sd/- Sd/-Dr Subhal Dixit Dr Khusrav Bajan Dr Shilpushp Bhosale
President Secretary Treasurer
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Liabilities for Expenses
- Meeting Expense Payable 60,784
Liabilities for Taxes
84,49,373 GST Payable -
7,000 TDS Payable(194J) 1,14,766
- TDS Payable(194C) 38,733
- Profession Tax (Salary) 1,600
Liabilities for Rent & Deposits
2,500 Corpus income refundable 2,500
4,000 Security Deposit (S Gurram Security- Unit no. 6) 1,50,000
1,50,000 Membership Fees Refundable 2,012
- Liabilities for Suppliers
Wolters Kluver India Pvt. Ltd -
7,30,273 Chill N Cool Services 1,755
- Dr. Nareshkumar B Barasara 11,700
- India For You Holiday Pvt Ltd 13,89,637
- Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers P Ltd 21,02,381
- Jhaveri Bros & Co Pvt Ltd 1,534
- Omkar Stationery 20,140
- Paras Art Studio 17,40,000
- Prometric Testing Pvt Ltd 8,15,589
- Rail Express Cargo 9,274
- Ravishankar 11,700
- Starline Travels Limited 13,585
- A Kripa Angeline 5,850
63,000 Audit Fees payable 63,000
- Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 4,000
94,06,146 Total 65,60,540
INDIAN SOCIETY OF CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
Schedules forming Part of Balance Sheet as on 31st March 2019
SCHEDULE I: LIABILITIES & PROVISIONS
PREVIOUS Yr CURRENT YEAR
Amount PARTICULARS Amount
Rs. Rs.
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1 Air Conditioner 15 448210 0 0 0 448210 67231 380979
2 Attendance System 15 8637 0 0 0 8637 1295 7342( ESSL Biometric X990 )
3 CCTV System 15 40661 0 0 0 40661 6099 34562
4 Computer 40 20014 0 28559 0 48573 13717 34856
5 Document Scanner 15 19184 0 0 0 19184 2878 16306- Canon
6 Electrical Fittings 10 554467 0 0 0 554467 79610 474857
7 EPABX System 15 5043 0 0 0 5043 756 4287
8 Equipment 15 76 0 0 0 76 11 65
9 Fax Machine 15 1650 0 0 0 1650 247 1403
10 Fire Alarm System 15 24504 0 0 0 24504 3676 20828
11 Furniture & Fixtures 10 1837731 0 0 0 1837731 183770 1653961
12 Laptop 40 870 0 0 0 870 348 522
13 Laser Printer 40 1177 0 0 0 1177 470 707
14 Microwave 15 2037 0 0 0 2037 305 1732
15 Office Premises 10 30095203 0 0 0 30095203 3009520 27085683
16 Paper Shredder Machine 15 3201 0 0 0 3201 480 2721
17 Photocopy (Xerox) 15 18433 0 0 18433 0 0 0Machine
18 Projector 15 28675 0 0 0 28675 4301 24374
19 Refrigerator 15 3391 0 0 0 3391 509 2882
20 Software 60 1394962 0 1276687 0 2671649 813322 1858327
21 Sony LCD TV 15 9136 0 0 0 9136 1370 7766
22 Typewriter 15 109 0 0 0 109 16 93
23 Voice Recorder 15 2560 0 0 0 2560 384 2176
24 Water Filter Cum Purifier 15 3202 0 0 3202 0 0 0
25 Audio Video Recording 15 0 223750 0 0 223750 33564 190186System
26 Hard Disk 40 0 42500 7025 0 49525 18405 31120
27 3 Selection Tea Coffee 15 0 16000 0 0 16000 2400 13600Vending Machine
28 Aquaguard Compact 15 0 0 8636 0 8636 648 7988
29 Canon Printers 40 0 88901 0 0 88901 35560 53341
30 MS Office Home & 40 0 0 23136 0 23136 4628 18508Business 2016
31 Mobile Phone 15 0 23212 0 0 23212 3482 19730
TOTAL 34523133 394363 1344043 21635 36239904 4289002 31950902
INDIAN SOCIETY OF CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
(Schedules forming Part of Balance Sheet as on 31st March 2019)
Rate
of
Dep.
(%)
W.D.V as
on
01.04.2018
(Rs.)
More than
180 day’s
(Rs.)
Less than
180 day’s
(Rs.)
Dedn.
during the
year
(Rs.)
Particulars
Addition during the
year
Total
(Rs.)
Depreci-
ation for the
year
(Rs.)
W.D.V. as on
31.03.2019
(Rs.)
Sr.
No.
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PREVIOUS Yr CURRENT YEAR
Amount PARTICULARS Amount
Rs. Rs.
SCHEDULE III: CASH & BANK BALANCES
INDIAN SOCIETY OF CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
(Schedules forming Part of Balance Sheet as on 31st March 2019)
Cash on Hand
74,069 1,45,466Cash Balance
(a)74,069 1,45,466
Bank Balances
Bank of India --HDFC Bank53,90,426 70,88,364
- 2,76,05,439Axis Bank
53,90,426 3,46,93,804(b)
54,64,495 3,48,39,270Total (a+b)
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SCHEDULE - IV : Expenditure in respect of properties
PREVIOUS Yr CURRENT YEAR
Amount PARTICULARS Amount
Rs. Rs.
INDIAN SOCIETY OF CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
Schedules forming Part of Income & Expenditure A/c
for the year ended on 31st March 2019
Electricity Charges1,67,510 1,36,170
Repairs & Maintenance
Office Renovation -2,39,880
1,04,816 Repairs 45,570
1,05,903 Society Maintenance Charges 1,20,029
Salaries & Bonus
26,39,684 Salary 33,76,716
48,105 Bonus 66,006
19,109 Mediclaim 7,168
1,016 Insurance 1,108
33,26,023 Total 37,52,767
SCHEDULE V: ESTABLISHMENT EXPENSES
PREVIOUS Yr CURRENT YEAR
Amount PARTICULARS Amount
Rs. Rs.
INDIAN SOCIETY OF CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
(Schedules forming Part of Income & Expenditure account for the year ended on 31st March 2019)
14,840 ISCCM day expenses 2016 -
5,57,931 ISCCM day expenses 2017 -
- ISCCM day expenses 2018 2,80,548
31,250 ISCCM day Poster Competition Award 50,000
2,09,154 Office Expenses 1,30,687
8,13,175 Total 4,61,235
SCHEDULE VI: EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES
PREVIOUS Yr CURRENT YEAR
Amount PARTICULARS Amount
Rs. Rs.
INDIAN SOCIETY OF CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
(Schedules forming Part of Income & Expenditure account for the year ended on 31st March 2019)
66,84,482 Courses Expenses 74,15,520
2,75,54,696 Conference Expenses 6,15,47,733
3,42,39,178 Total 6,89,63,253
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Post for which the Candidate is nominated _____________________________________________________________________
Name of the Candidate ____________________________________________________________________________________
Address of the Candidate __________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________Pin ______________________
Membership No. ____________________________________
Tel. ___________________________Fax _______________________________Mobile _______________________________
email __________________________________________________________________________________________________
Name of the Proposer _____________________________________________________________________________________
Address of the Proposer ___________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________Pin ______________________
Membership No. ____________________________________
Signature of Proposer
Name of the Seconder_____________________________________________________________________________________
Address of the Seconder___________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________Pin ______________________
Membership No. ____________________________________
Signature of Seconder
CONSENT OF THE CANDIDATE
I am willing to stand for the election, and I agree to serve on the Executive Committee of the ISCCM in the capacity of the nomination
mentioned above, if elected. I also certify that the information provided in my Bio-Data is correct.
Undertaking
I hereby undertake that I have held the following posts / not held any post of the Executive Committee of the ISCCM.
Post Period
1. ____________________________________________ ___________________________________________
2. ____________________________________________ ___________________________________________
3. ____________________________________________ ___________________________________________
4. ____________________________________________ ___________________________________________
5. ____________________________________________ ___________________________________________
Date
Nomination Form
ELECTIONS TO THE OFFICE BEARERS & EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBER FOR THE TERM 2020-2021
Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine
Signature of the Candidate
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Proposed Amendments to ISCCM Constitution 2020
Existing Proposed
2.2.5 Nominated Members
2.2.8.3.1 Chairman Research Committee will nominated bythe President.
The President, President - Elect and Immediate PastPresident, in unusual circumstances along with the ExecutiveCommittee has right to change Chairman of ResearchCommittee with 2/3 majority.
The tenure of Chairman shall be 3 years. Four (4) OR FIVE(5) more members will be inducted suggested by Presidentand Chairman and approved by Executive Committee
3.4. MEMBERSHIP FEES
3.4.1 Fees (as of AGM of 2019) shall be as follows:
Life Member Rs. 9180/-
Associate Life Member Rs 4685/-
Life Member SAARC Countries Rs 9180/-
International Life Member U.S. $ 699.
Honorary Members shall pay no fees.
The fees of membership will be increased by 5% every yearafter Annual conference.
Out of the fees collected 50% will be retained by theHeadquarters and 50% will be given to the concerned CityBranch as contribution. Branch contribution will be paid tothose branches who have submitted Branch audit report,annual report, branch Pan Card, Bank Account details withthe centre on or before 30 November. No additionalmembership fees to be collected by the city branch from themember.
2.2.5
Elected Members – Executive Committee Members - 15(fifteen) of which NOT more than 3 (THREE) shall be fromthe same zone.
The General Secretary and Chief Election Commissioner willannounce the vacant posts in election notice.
2.2.5
Elected Members – Executive Committee Members - 5(five) open TO all over India (NOT MORE THAN TWOFROM THE SAME ZONE)
2.2.5.1
10 Zonal members of which NOT more than 2 (two) shall befrom the same zone.
Note: only members from that zone can vote for same
zone.
The General Secretary and Chief Election Commissioner willannounce the vacant posts in election notice.
The Executive Committee post and zonal posts are different.
2.2.5 Nominated Members
2.2.8.3.1 Chairman all Committee will nominated by thePresident.
The President, President - Elect and Immediate PastPresident, in unusual circumstances along with the ExecutiveCommittee has right to change Chairman of ResearchCommittee with 2/3 majority.
2.2.8.3.2 The tenure of Chairman shall be 3 years. Up to 6more members will be inducted suggested by President andChairman and approved by Executive Committee. Themembers tenure will be for one year.
2.2.8.3.3 Funding
1. Chairman of all committee will submit budget to FinanceCommittee time to time for approval.
3.4. MEMBERSHIP FEES
3.4.1 Fees (as of AGM of 2020) shall be as follows:-
Life Member Rs. 10,100/-
Associate Life Member Allopathic doctor, MBBS Rs 5154/-
Associate Life Members Paramedical / Nursing
Rs.2360/-
Life Member SAARC Countries Rs 10,100/-
International Life Member U.S. $ 769
Honorary Members shall pay no fees.
The fees of membership will be increased by 10% every yearafter Annual conference.
Out of the fees collected 50% will be retained by theHeadquarters and 50% will be given to the concerned CityBranch as unconditional aid. Branch contribution will bepaid to those branches who have submitted Branch auditreport, annual report, Election Report, branch Pan Card,Bank Account details with the centre on or before 30November.
If any branch is due to submit annual report / auditedaccounts, those branches will not get annual share for the
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same year and the share will not be carried forward.
If any branch fails to submit election report / audit report /annual report for continuous three years the branch will bedeclared as in active branch. No additional membership feesto be collected by the city branch from the member.
4.1 ELIGIBILITY
4.1.2 For Elected Member, membership of the Society for atleast 5 year is mandatory. For re-eligibility to contest electionfor any post on the National Executive Committee thecandidate must have attended at least 2 (two) out of the last 4(four) Executive Committee Meetings held in both years ofhis/her previous term. In case of such absence the membershall not be eligible to contest elections for one term (i.e. twoyears) and can contest after this term is over.
4.1.2.1 For eligibility to contest election for the post ofPresident-Elect, Vice-Presidents, General Secretary - Elect orTreasurer on the National Executive Committee thecandidate must have attended at least 3 (three) ExecutiveCommittee Meetings out of the 4 (four) last ExecutiveCommittee Meetings held in the term that he/she had servedon the National Executive Committee.
4.1 ELIGIBILITY
4.1.2 For Elected Member, membership of the Society for atleast 5 year is mandatory. For re-eligibility to contest electionfor any post on the National Executive Committee thecandidate must have attended at least 2 (two) out of the last 4(four) Executive Committee Meetings held in both years ofhis/her previous term. In case of such absence the membershall not be eligible to contest elections for two years aftercompleting his tenure and he can contest after two year ofcompleting his/her last Executive Committee post.
4.1.2.1 For eligibility to contest election for the post ofPresident-Elect, Vice-Presidents, General Secretary - Elect orTreasurer on the National Executive Committee thecandidate must have attended at least 3 (three) ExecutiveCommittee Meetings out of the 4 (four) last ExecutiveCommittee Meetings held in the term that he/she had servedon the National Executive Committee.
In case of such absence the member shall not be eligible tocontest elections for two years after completing his tenure andhe can contest after two year of completing his last tenure.
4.1.4.1 If someone has contested for post of President-electand has not got elected, then in future he/ she cannot contestfor any other post in society. These members can contest forpost of President-Elect only in future.
4.2. ELECTION AND ELECTION PROCEDURE
4.2.1 The web based online Elections shall be held forPresident Elect -1; Vice President-4 (Vice President Not morethan 2 from same zone), General Secretary Elect – 1;Executive Committee members – 15, (Not more than 3 fromthe same zone) and Treasurer-1.
4.2.6 In case of a vacancy arising out of an uncontestedposition, fresh nominations shall be invited by the GeneralSecretary and Chief Election Commissioner by issuing a
4.2. ELECTION AND ELECTION PROCEDURE
4.2.1 The web based online Elections shall be held forPresident Elect -1; Vice President-4 (Vice President Not morethan 2 from same zone), General Secretary Elect – 1;
Executive Committee members – 5, (not more than 2 fromthe same zone)
Zonal Members
10 (Not more than 2 from the same zone)
For election purpose Zonal and Executive Members areconsidered separate post and one can contest for two termsseparately.
And Treasurer-1.
If the nomination not considered by the Election Committee,he/she is not eligible for next two years.
4.2.6 In case of a vacancy arising out of an uncontestedposition, fresh nominations shall be invited by the GeneralSecretary and Chief Election Commissioner by issuing a
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notice in Notice and Agenda for AGM, nominations can besubmitted along with demand draft of Rs. 11800 (Rupeeseleven thousand eight hundred only) on or before ten days ofannual General Body meeting.
Next day scrutiny of received nominations will be done byelection committee and candidates will be informed by email.Withdrawals will be after one day AFTER informing thecontestants.
Voting if necessary shall be held web based online Electionsshall be held ONE DAY PRIOR TO the Annual GeneralBody Meeting.
VOTING WILL BE 8.00 a.m. to 4 P.M. ONE DAY PRIOR TOAGM During National Annual Conference.
THE ELECTION COMMISSIONER WILL SUBMITS THEELECTION RESULT TO THE PRESIDENT BEFORE THESTART OF AGM.
RESULTS WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN THE AGM.
4.2.6.1 if vacancy arising out of zonal members then thevacant posts will be opened up for all India as ExecutiveCommittee post. For election purpose zonal members andexecutive members are separate part.
notice in Notice and Agenda for AGM, nominations can besubmitted a day prior to the AGM and Withdrawals andvoting if necessary shall be held at the time of Annual GeneralBody Meeting during Annual Conference
5.1 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE SHALL BE AS
UNDER;
Protocol and seating arrangement on Dais at variousfunctions.
� General Secretary ISCCM
� President ISCCM
� Chief Guest
� Guest of Honor
President Elect�
Immediate Past President.�
5.1 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE SHALL BE AS
UNDER;
Protocol and seating arrangement on Dais at variousfunctions.
Jt. Secretary Organizing committee�
General Secretary ISCCM�
President ISCCM�
Chief Guest�
Guest of Honor�
President Elect�
Immediate Past President.�
Co-Chairman Organising Committee�
5. 2 SEATING ARRANGEMENTS ON DIAS
DURING ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF VARIOUS
PROGRAMS
5. 2 SEATING ARRANGEMENTS ON DIAS
DURING ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF VARIOUS
PROGRAMS
As per 5.1
8.4 Accounts and other investments in the name of thesociety shall be operated by the President, General Secretary,Treasurer, each document being signed by any two of them.
8.4 Accounts and other investments in the name of thesociety shall be operated by the President, General Secretary,Secretary and Treasurer, each document being signed by anytwo of them till Annual General Meeting to be held in year2021. After Annual General Meeting of 2021, Accounts andother investments in the name of the society shall be operatedby the President, President-Elect, General Secretary andTreasurer, each document being signed by any two of them.
13. BRANCHES
13.1 All City Branches shall follow by the Constitution ofthe Society. Branches will follow society constitution in letterand spirit when a provision is not there in branch constitution.
13. BRANCHES
13.1 Any City having at least 10 valid life members of theSociety can form a Branch.
Applications for the formation of City Branch shall be made
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13.2 Membership of the Society is mandatory to becomea member of the City Branch. There shall be no separatemembership form or fees of the City Branch
13.2 Membership of the ISCCM National automaticallybecomes a member of the local Branch. There is no separateMembership or Membership form for the local Branch. NoLocal/City branch can make its local member.
All City Branches shall be governed by the Constitution of theSociety. Branches will follow society constitution in letter andspirit when a provision is not there in branch constitution.
The administrative, financial and local academic activities ofthe Branches are governed by their own ExecutiveCommittee.
13.3. The head of the City Branch shall be known as'Chairman' and not as 'President'. The Local ExecutiveCommittee shall consist of 1 Chairman, 1 Secretary, 1Treasurer and 6 Committee members.
13.3.1 City branch can form their local committees forregulating and conducting various affairs at their city level.The details of such committees should be sent to the centerand uploaded in the Branch management system. It willstrictly follow the rules laid down in the constitution. They canhave co-opted members to form their committees and alsofor conduction of various activities at local level.
13.3.2 A copy of the Branch letterhead containing the namesof city branch office bearers should be sent to the centerwithin one month of constitution of a new body and also beuploaded in the Branch Management system.
13.3.3. The Local Executive Committee shall hold itsexecutive meeting at quarterly intervals in a given year ormore often if required.
13.3.4 The Local Executive Committee shall maintain properrecords of the minutes of their executive committee meetingand annual general body meeting.
13.3.5 All members must pay their dues to the Central Officeof the Society only. All City Branches will forward the entireamount of membership fees along with membership form ofthe society to the Headquarters if received by them. Noadditional membership fees are to be collected by the citybranch from the member.
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to the General Secretary who after due scrutiny shall placebefore the National Executive Committee his / herrecommendations for their consideration. The decision of theNational Executive Committee shall be final. The Secretaryof the proposed City Branch after receiving the approvalletter to form the City Branch from the General Secretary willproceed to open a bank account in the name of "ISCCM - CityBranch ----------" and complete all other necessary formalitiesviz. charity commissioner, society registration, legal and othertaxation or any other relevant/related formalities of societyformation. The city branch will be solely responsible formaintaining its own accounts, including auditing of theaccounts, investments, filling of income tax returns and taxliabilities and any other related/relevant matters andliabilities. No liabilities, financial or legal or any other mattersarising of/in regards to above shall be the responsibility of theCentral Body.
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13.3.6 Center will send 50% of the membership fees as citybranch share if the city branch is submitting its auditedaccount regularly. Local body cannot charge extra feesrelated to membership.
13.3.7 The share will be paid by the centre only if the citybranch had completed all compliances like submission ofaudit report, election report, and branch report to the centreby 31st December. There will be no carry forward of thebranch share.
13.3.8 City branch members will be entitled for all theprivileges applicable from the center.
Lifelong subscription of soft copy of the journal
13.3.9 Will get discount in national / Local conferenceregistration fees if their email and mobile numbers areupdated with the BMS and the center database.
13.3.10 Through members login in the website can haveadditional accesses
Life members have the Right to vote and contest in elections
13.4.
13.4.1 Free access to webcasts
They can apply for research grants.
Paediatricians and Nursing can also be a part of city branch ifthey are registered with the National Body.
13.4.2 City branch preferably should have a fixed addressafter at least two years of its formation.
13.4.3 Every branch will promote academic, educational andresearch activity in their branch. A minimum of two academicactivities in a year is mandatory. The attendance and detailsof the meetings along with photographs should be uploadedin the branch management system of their own city. Alleducational and research activities should also be loaded inthe Branch management system.
13.5.1 Each City Branch must Upload/submit an AnnualReport of its activities in each calendar year, as well as a copyof its audited accounts in the Branch Management Systemand also to the National Secretariat before 31st of Dec. everyyear.
Branch will send their audited accounts, minutes of themeetings held, annual report to the center before 31st Dec.every year Same needs to be uploaded with the BMS.
All publications related to city branch should also be updatedin the Branch Management System
13.5.2 Branch Management system of the city needs to beupdated on regular bases by the chairman and secretary withmembers email addresses and mobile numbers asmandatory.
The City Branch may organize local academic activities inany sub-specialty of Critical Care Medicine. The central officeshall not be responsible for providing any form of financialassistance to hold these academic activities.
13.6.1 All proceeds of registration and sponser ship must be
13.4 All members must pay their dues to the CentralOffice of the Society only. All City Branches will forward theentire amount of membership fees along with membershipform of the society to the Headquarters if received by them.No additional membership fees are to be collected by the citybranch from the member. (see also clause 3.4.1)
13.5 The administrative, financial and local academicactivities of the Branches are governed by their ownExecutive Committee.
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deposited in official registered local ISCCM branch account.If the national conference has been planned by the center in acity, where there is a city branch of ISCCM then the local citybranch of ISCCM cannot hold state, zonal conference,meetings seminars, workshops, and symposia. the localbranch can only conduct regular monthly academic activitiesof no more than 100 delegates.
The City Branch will not sponsor/co-sponsor/advertise forany organization with similar ideology for any academic/Non-Academic programs without prior written approval ofthe National Executive Committee.
13.7. The local city branch will not share the ISCCMpatented logo with any other Organisation without priorwritten permission from President, General Secretaty. thelocal branch of iSCCM is permitted to use the logo in localISCCM official functions, local meeting, local seminars, cme,workshop provided the registration amount and sponsorshipamount is been deposited in local official registered isccmbank account.
13.7.1The National Executive Committee at any given timereserves the rights to discuss / scrutinize / question any suchsponsorship / co-sponsorship by the City Branch which hasworked against the interest of the Society. The Chairpersonand Secretary of the concerned City Branch in which case,will be called to the National Executive Committee forinvestigation. The matter after due investigation in theNational Executive Committee meeting, if some prima facieis found by 2/3 majority of the attending members, the matterwill be referred to the General Body for necessary course ofaction/ measures. The decision taken at the General BodyMeeting will be final and binding on the concerned citybranch.
13.7.2 Once the AGM is over, until the next AGM if anymatter arises and needs intervention, scrutiny and action willbe taken by the center ISCCM executive committee with 2/3majority.
13.8.1 Use of ISCCM Logo By Branches: As a membereveryone has got the right to use the ISCCM logo for creativeacademic activities. The permission has to be taken directlyfrom the center for brand use. The details of the activitieshave to be sent in advance to the center for permission.Permission will be granted after due approval of President,general secretary. An amount of Rs. 50000/- will be chargedand deposited to centre ISCCM account as endorsementcharges. the proof of collection and deposition has to be sentto the center for record keeping purpose.
if any other organisation apart from ISCCM wishes to takeendorsement of isccm and use its logo for meeting, seminar,state conference, national conference, workshop then theorganisation needs to pay an endorsement fee to ISCCMcenter as follows:
1) local meeting, seminar, cme, workshop, conference: Rs.50000/- fifty thousand only rupees INR
2) state, zonal meeting , conference, seminar, cme,
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workshop: Rs. 75000/- seventy five thousand rupees INR
3) National meeting, cme, conference, workshop, cme:1,00,000/- one lac rupees only.
13.8.2 For all ISCCM city branch activities all collectionmoney should be deposited with city branch account only, noseparate account should be opened at any cost for differentpurposes. The signing authorities and city branch accountremains the same.
13.8.3 A member wishing to resign his / her membership shallsend a written communication to the general secretary.
13.8.4 Membership fees paid by the members to the society isnot refundable and the name of such member shall beremoved from the membership register after approval by thenational executive committee in its regular meeting.
13.8.5 Membership suspension against Misconduct: Centrecan take a decision of suspension of membership of anymember when 2/3rd of the city branch members givesevidence of misconduct in writing against him or her whichshows interest against the society. As per the constitution ofthe society any unacceptable or improper behavior, by amember which can create harm to the society will beconsidered as misconduct. If center receives any compliantfrom local member with support of 2/3 city branch lifemembers, this compliant will be scrutinize by center &appropriate action will be taken after detail report of observerappointed by center with EC mandate.
13.9. BRANCH MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (BMS)
ISCCM is growing every year, after 24 years it has more than10000 members with 76 branches all over the country. Withthe increase in the number of branches and passage of time itwas felt that other than few branches the activities,participation and involvement of other branches with centreare decreasing. It was also felt that their involvement inNational election is decreasing. Hence the Idea of thisBranch Management system (BMS) was launched.
Branches were made with a motive to evenly spread out theknowledge of critical care and ISCCM activities all over thecountry. Branches were given the rights to organise their ownacademic and social activities and also to organise theNational Conference. Branch constitution was also made tomaintain uniformity. All branch activities along with theiraudit report is submitted to the centre annually. It is thecentre's job to review the branch activities annually.Credentials are given accordingly depending upon theinvolvement of branches with the centre and other activities.
Through branch management system (BMS) every branch islinked directly to the centre. Instead of centre the stakeholderis now the branch. The chairman and secretary of the branchhas open access to upload and de-load in their webpagesassigned. They have freedom of uploading all their activities,election results, audit reports on their own. They can conducttheir city branch election also through that. Every branchmember has got an access right to the BMS so that they cangive their feedback. Grievances against the branch, member
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or centre can also be put through branch managementsystem.
Overall BMS was developed to make the two-waycommunication better between branches and centre in amuch smoother way. Branch and Individual participation incentral activities to increase. An absolute transparent statecan be maintained between the branch and the centre.Branch activities can be directly loaded and website can bedirectly handled by the branch themselves. A competitiveattitude can be developed amongst branches so that ISCCMprogresses faster.
13.10
13.10.1 Incremental pattern of contribution from the centerto the host city ISCCM Branch, from the finances ofthe National Congress conducted in that city.
13.10.2 This contribution will be from the profits made by theorganizing committee of that National congress
13.10.3 The contribution will be a minimum of 5 lakhs andmaximum of 50 lakhs of rupees
13.10.4 In the unfortunate case of the congress ending in lossthere will not be any contribution to the city branch.
13.10.5 For the first crore of rupees of profit made thecontribution will be 10%. For the second crore ofprofit made the contribution will be 15% ( 10 Lakhs@ 10 % from first crore and 15% of the profit aboveone crore); For the third crore of profit made thecontribution will be 20% ( 10 lakhs from first and 15lakhs from second crore plus 20% for the profitabove 2 crores) . If the profit made will be any figureabove three crores the total contribution will be amaximum 50 lakhs.
13.10.6 This contribution will be in the form of aid to the citybranch.
13.10.7 The city branch receiving the contribution has to becompliant in all regards to the rules and regulationsof ISCCM and should part take in all activities of theNational Congress being held in their city
a. The branch should have filed its election reportfor the immediate past 3 years including theconference year
b. The branch should have filed its auditedaccounts for the immediate past 3 yearsincluding the conference year
c. The branch should have filed its activity reportfor the immediate past 3 years including theconference year.
13.10.8 All the above recommendations will be applicableafter Ahmedabad National Congress, as the sharepattern of this congress is already fixed by the EC
13.10.9 All the above recommendations will come up forreview by EC in 2024 after the National Congress inthat year.
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13.11 ELECTIONS
13.11.1 The new executive committee shall take officeimmediately after the Annual General Body Meetingof the Branch.
13.11.2 The Executive Committee shall hold its executivemeeting at quarterly intervals in a given year or moreoften if required.
13.11.3 The Executive Committee shall maintain properrecords of the minutes of their executive committeemeeting and annual general body meeting
13.11.4Executive committee of the City Branch will beconstituted either by representation from individualhospital, if so possible; by rotation every two years orthrough local elections to all committee posts everytwo years. The dates of election will be the same asfor the National Executive Committee posts everyyear. The result of which will be communicated bythe Chairman/SECRETARY of the respective CityBranch to the General Secretary by 30th Novemberof each year.
It is the responsibility of city branch to conductelection every two years, failing which the officebearers OF LOCAL CITY BRANCH will be debarredf rom contes t ing the nat iona l e lec t ion.
13.11 ELECTIONS
CITY BRANCH ELECTIONS
( Note: Dates , timing , intimation notices, tenure period aresubject of modification in next EC)
13.11.1 In 2017, Center has decided to support all citybranch with electronic voting system as a complimentaryservice.
13.11.2 All city branches shall hold elections every 2 years.City Branch Secretary will announce election between 15thto 30th Nov. He will inform each member a list of vacancies inthe Executive Committee and invite nominations for thesevacancies. The nomination paper will contain the candidate'sname, address and the post for which the candidate isnominated, He should be proposed by one valid memberand duly signed by the Proposer and the candidate,signifying his/her willingness to stand for the election and toserve on the Executive Committee if elected.
13.11.3 Before the election starts an election officer to beappointed by the center (Non-EC, Non-Contesting), belongsto the same city branch who will scrutinize and conduct theentire election.
13.11.4 If there is any doubt in the candidature of theapplicant, by the appointed election officer, the nominationPapers should be sent to the center through E-mail forScrutiny.
In that case the validity of the member will be checked at thecentral level.
13.11.5 At least one-year membership is mandatory to havea voting right in the city Branch elections
13.11.6 Canvassing in any form will result in automaticdisqualification from the election process. This includesemails, SMS, social media etc.
13.11.7 The result of the election has to be communicated bythe Chairman of the respective City Branch to the GeneralSecretary. The results should be informed ASAP ofannouncement of elections results which will also be calledcompletion of election process.
13.11.8 The full details of the results of the election will besubmitted to the EC and uploaded with Branch ManagementSystem for its approval.
13.11.9 The result of the elections should be announced in ageneral body meeting of the city branch.
13.11.10 It shall be mandatory for all office bearers to sign thedeclaration about No Conflict of Interest with the societywithin next 30 days.
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13.11.11 No office bearer of the branch shall hold office forthe same post for more than 2 terms. The Chairman can holdonly one term of 2 years.
Second time contesting for the post of secretary andchairman is not allowed.
13.11.12 No member is entitled to stay for more than eightyears in the Executive Body of City Branch (Inclusive of all –chairmanship and secretary ship)
13.11.13 At a time one member can only contest for one postonly.
The post for which the member is contesting has to bedeclared and published at least one month in advance.
Interchange/ Modification/ Internal arrangements amongstEC are strictly not permitted for any post. Elected member isonly eligible for the post which he has declared and contestedfor.
13.11.14 A member cannot contest simultaneously for morethan one office-bearers post.
13.11.15 There is no post like chairman elect or pastchairman in the city branch.
After completion of eight years in the EC of city branch onecan only contest for the National Election if he wishes.However, any member from city branch is free to contest forNational Elections anytime if he/she fulfils the Constitutionalrequirement of ISCCM National.
In case of a vacancy arising out of an uncontested position,fresh nominations shall be invited by the city branchSecretary.
13.11.16 Any vacant seat arising in the executive committeebecause of the resignation or other causes will be filled withthe due information and permission of the center. Theprocess can be show of hands or voice votes in the city branchgeneral body meeting. A proper notification for the same hasto be given at least one month in advance.
SPECIAL SITUATION: (Approval right remains withNational President and Secretary)
13.11.17 In case of small branches, with prior approval fromcenter, the members of the local EC can continue to functionin case two thirds of the life members of the local branch passa resolution stating this and send it to the center. With thisprovision the Chairman can continue for no longer than 3terms. The immediate past chairman and secretary will be ex-officio members of the next EC of the branch.
13.11.18 If elections are not held as per constitution, theprevious executive committee of the branch will standdissolved automatically without any notice.
13.11.19 Non-compliant branches will be suspended by theNational executive committee. If any branch, thussuspended, will have to re-apply for re- recognition toNational executive committee.
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13.11.20 The National Executive Committee alternatively(over and above clause) reserves the rights to dissolve the citybranch or only dismiss the office bearers of the City Branchwith caretaker office bearers in their place till fresh electionsare held (within three months) should clause for election benot complied for a consecutive period of two years.
These dismissed office bearers will not be eligible for re-election to any executive / academic committee posts in theCity Branches or National Executive Committee of ISCCMfor a period of four years.
13.12 ELECTION DISPUTES
13.12.1 Any complaint pertaining to any process of electionmust be lodged with the General Secretary or PresidentISCCM National. The complaint must accompanyappropriate evidence related to irregularity and also a lettermentioning the details of irregularity and also containingsignature of 2/3rd of the branch members.
13.12.2 If the complaint is found to be genuine than anenquiry committee will be formed by President andSecretary. The committee will do an appropriate enquiry andwill submit its report to the EC. The final decision will be takenby EC.
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Proposed amendments to the Constitution of Indian College Of Critical Care Medicine – 2020
16. INDIAN COLLEGE OF CRITICAL CARE
MEDICINE
1. AIM
This College has been established within the governance ofthe Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine for the followingpurposes
6.1 Eligibility
6.1.1 He should be the fellow of the college and he should beteacher of the college run courses for the last four years(IDCCM/IFCCM).
He is willing to work as Secretary Elect for one year followedby Secretary for the next one years in the designateddepartment (accreditation, college, examination,Nursing).Total duration two years
16. INDIAN COLLEGE OF CRITICAL CARE
MEDICINE - ACADEMIC WING OF INDIAN
SOCIETY OF CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE
1. AIM
This College has been established within the Academic Wingof the Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine for thefollowing purposes
6.1 Eligibility
6.1.1 FOR THE POST OF SECRETARY ACCRE-
DATION, EXAM, NURSING:
He / She should be the Fellow of the college for 5 years andhe/she should be teacher of the college run courses for fiveyears (IDCCM/IFCCM).
He/she is willing to work as Secretary Elect for ONE yearfollowed by Secretary for the next one year in the designateddepartment (accreditation, examination, Nursing). Totalduration two years. (ONE TERM )
6.1.2 FOR POST OF COLLEGE SECRETARY:
He / She should be the Fellow of the college for 5 years andhe/she should be teacher of the college run courses for FIVEyears (IDCCM/IFCCM).
He/ She should have worked / served for one term assecretary Accreditation/Examination/ Nursing in CollegeBoard.
6.1.3 FOR POST OF VICE CHANCELLOR:
He / She should be the Fellow of the college for 5 years andhe/she should be teacher of the college run courses for FIVEyears (IDCCM/IFCCM).
He/ She should have worked / served for TWO terms ONCOLLEGE BOARD.
ONE TERM COLLEGE SECRETARY AND ONE TERMsecretary Accreditation/Examination/ Nursing in CollegeBoard / General Secretary –ISCCM
OR
TWO TERMS as Secretary Accreditation/Examination/Nursing in College Board
6.1.4 To contest election for any post on the National CollegeBoard the candidate must have attended at least 2 (two) outof the last 4 (four) College Board Meetings OR NationalExecutive held in both years of his/her previous term.
6.1.5. In case of such absence the member shall not beeligible to contest elections for one term (i.e. two years) andcan contest after this term is over.
6.1.6 To contest election for the post Of Vice Chancellor ,College Secretary , the candidate must have attended at least3 (three) College Board /National Executive Meetings out ofthe 4 (four) last College Board Meetings / National Executiveheld in the term that he/she had served on the College BoardOr National Committee.
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Form for Change of Authorised Residential Address, Email ID and Mobile Number
To,
The General Secretary
Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine
I would like to request you to change my Residential address / e-mail / mobile number in ISCCM database.
ISCCM Membership Number:
Name:
Professional Details:
Qualification:
Speciality:
Institute:
Residential Address:
City:
Pin code:
State:
New Email Address:
New Mobile Number:
PAN No.
Signature:
(Please note that any form without signature will not be accepted)
Please sign above and post a copy to:
The General Secretary
Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine
Unit 13 & 14, First Floor, Hind Service Industries Premises Cooperative Society, Near Chaitya Bhoomi, Off Veer Savarkar Marg,Dadar, Mumbai - 400028. Tel No. 022-24444737/022-24460348 Fax No. 022-24460348 Email: [email protected]
Or send by fax to 022 - 24460348
Or send scanned copy to [email protected]
Alternatively, members can also change their contact details online through their membership login id under membershipsection at www.isccm.org
ISCCM
INDIAN SOCIETY OF
Critical Care MedicineSECRETARIAT : Unit 13 & 14, First Floor, Hind Service Industries Premises Co-op. Society, Near Chaitya Bhoomi,
Off Veer Savarkar Marg, Dadar, Mumbai - 400 028. Tel. : 022 - 2444 4737 Telefax : 022 - 2446 0348�
E-mail : [email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected] Website : www.isccm.org�
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INDIAN SOCIETY OF
Critical Care MedicineSECRETARIAT : Unit 13 & 14, First Floor, Hind Service Industries Premises Co-op. Society, Near Chaitya Bhoomi,
Off Veer Savarkar Marg, Dadar, Mumbai - 400 028. Tel. : 022 - 2444 4737 Telefax : 022 - 2446 0348�
E-mail : [email protected] / [email protected] Website : www.isccm.org�
ATTENDANCE SLIP
ANNUAL GENERAL BODY MEETING
Hyderabad, February 29, 2020
Name of member
Membership number
Residence
Signature
Please bring this slip alongwith you to acknowledge your attendance
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Head OfficeUnit 13 & 14, First Floor,Hind Service Industries Premises Co.operative Society, Near Chaitya Bhoomi,
Off Veer Savarkar Marg, Dadar, Mumbai - 400028 Tel.: 022-24444737 Telefax: 022-24460348� �
e-mail: [email protected]
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