ACUTE PAIN SERVICES CME for PARAMEDICS

2019INDIA

th9 National Conference of the Academy of Regional Anaesthesia of IndiaOrganised by Department of Anaesthesia & Perioperative care, GANGA HOSPITAL 04-07 July 2019 | Coimbatore | Venue: Hotel Le Meridien, Coimbatore, TN, INDIA

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

GANGA INSTITUTE of HEALTH SCIENCES

in association with

VENUE: GOKULAM PARK, COIMBATORE

Prof Anju Grewal, Ludhiana

Dr Senthil Kumaran, UK

Dr Joselo Macachor, Singapore

Dr Nibedita Pani, India

Dr J Balavenkatasubramanian, India

TEA BREAK

BUILDING AN ACUTE PAIN SERVICE- A Structured Multi Disciplinary Approach

ROLE OF STANDARDISED PAIN ASSESSMENT TOOLS

MONITORING TREATMENT EFFICACY AND ESCALATION PROTOCOLS

CORE PROTOCOLS IN ACUTE PAIN MANAGEMENT, WHO Treatment Ladder

ACUTE PAIN SERVICES - A SURVEY IN SAARC COUNTRIES

10.10-10.30 am

10.30-10.50 am

10.50-11.10 am

11.10-11.30 am

11.30-11.45 am

11.45-12.00 pm

Dr Senthil Kumaran, UK | Prof Anju Grewal, Ludhiana

Ms Yathi Pin Reddy, Hyderabad

Dr Michael Barrington, Australia

Prof André van Zundert, Australia

PRE-EMPTIVE ANALGESIA

MANAGING ACUTE PAIN Role Of Non-pharmacological, Oral, Parenteral And Regional Anaesthesia

Dr Karunakaran Ramaswamy, QatarESCALATION PROTOCOLS FOR ACUTE PAIN MANAGEMENT

Q & A SESSION

PROMINENT ROLE OF NURSE IN ACUTE PAIN MANAGEMENT

12.00-12.15 pm

12.15-12.30 pm

12.30-12.45 pm

12.45-1.15 pm

1.15-1.30 pm

LUNCH1.30-2.00 pm

FACULTY / FACILITATORSESSIONSTIME

Registration

INAUGURAL SESSION

Dr J G Shanmuganathan, Chairman Ganga Hospital | Dr TVS Gopal, President AORADr Vrusali Ponde, Secretary & Trustee, AORA | Dr Balavenkatasubramanian, Conference ChairDr Sandeep Diwan, Academic Chair, AORA | Dr Satish Kulkarni, Treasurer, AORADr Esther John, Principal, Ganga Institute of Health Sciences

ACUTE PAIN MANAGEMENT – THE GLOBAL CHALLENGE Prof Narinder Rawal, Sweden

Dr Miodrag Milenovic, Serbia

Dr Senthil Kumaran, UK | Prof Anju Grewal, Ludhiana

All delegates

Dr Eugene Vicusi, USA

LEADING EDUCATION IN PAIN MANAGEMENT: WFSA perspective

SYMPOSIUM OVERVIEW AND LEARNING OBJECTIVES

PRE-TEST

KEY NOTE ADDRESS: WHY DEVELOP ACUTE PAIN SERVICES A. Advantages to patient and health care system, challenges B. Brief diagrammatic pain pathwaysC. Physiology of acute pain

7.30-8.30 am

8.50-9.05 am

9.05-9.20 am

9.20.-9.30 am

9.30-9.45 am

9.45-10.10 am

8.30-8.50 am

ACUTE PAIN SERVICES CME for PARAMEDICSAORA2019 - CONFERENCE DAY 01

Friday, 05 July 2019

PANEL DISCUSSION PBLD CHAIR - Dr Senthil Kumaran, UK | Dr Lakshmi Kumar, Kochi | Dr Vergheese Cherian, USA Dr Marudhachalam, Australia | Ms Pushpa, Coimbatore

Dr Deepa Kane, India

Dr Serena Salins, India

Dr Karen Boretsky, USA

Prof Sunanda Gupta, India

Dr Swagata Tripathy, India

Prof Anju Grewal, Ludhiana

Prof Vincent Chan, Canada

DERMATOMES AND EPIDURAL ANALGESIA MONITORING SENSORY AND MOTOR REGRESSION

RECOGNISING COMPLICATIONSA· Side effects and adverse events in acute pain treatment , B· P CEA / PCAC· Troubleshooting

SESSION ON ACUTE PAIN IN UNIQUE CATEGORIES

HOLISTIC APPROACH TO PAEDIATRIC ACUTE PAIN

LABOUR ANALGESIA

TREATING PAIN IN HEAD/ BRAIN INJURED PATIENTS

OPEN FORUM CHAIR - Prof Anju Grewal, Ludhiana | Dr Raj Sahajanandan, India | Dr Kajal Jain, India | Dr Vandana Mangal, India | Dr Kavitha, India

DOCUMENTATION AND HANDOVER – A KEY COMMUNICATION TOOL

MANAGING ACUTE PAIN – MIND THE GAP, Can Nursing Professionals Bridge This Gap?

PRO-CON DEBATE. Pain A Protective Reflex -treating Causes Harm

POST-TEST AND CLOSING REMARKS Prof Anju Grewal, Ludhiana

2.00-02.30 pm

2.30-2.45 pm

2.45-3.00 pm

3.00-3.45 pm

3.00-3.15 pm

3.15-3.30 pm

3.30-3.45 pm

3.45-4.15 pm

4.15-4.30 pm

4.30-4.50 pm

4.50-5.00 pm

5.00-5.15 pm

FACULTY / FACILITATORSESSIONSTIME

ACUTE PAIN SERVICES CME for PARAMEDICSAORA2019 - CONFERENCE DAY 01

Friday, 05 July 2019