Batch 3 - Training on Revised PPTCT Guidelines for Private Medical Colleges in Andhra Pradesh

The 3rd Batch of trainings on the on Revised PPTCT Guidelines was successfully completed in June 2013.

In order to understand the concept of these trainings please click here. This post only provides some basic information about the training.

Participating Institutions

1. Kamineni Institute of Medical Sciences

2. MediCiti Institute of Medical Sciences

3. Bhaskar Medical College

4. Shadan Medical College

5. Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences and Research

6. Prathima Institute of Medical Sciences

7. PES Medical College

Facilitators
1. Dr. K. Srinivasa Varma, Senior Program Manager, 2. SHARE India
3. Dr. Emanuel, Regional Coordinator, CST Division, APSACS.
4. Dr. Priya, Medical Officer, Pediatrics Centre Of Excellence 

The batch trained 31 participants from these institutions.  

Outcomes

Each of the participating medical colleges developed an action plan for dissemination of learnings at their institutions through Continuing Medical Education. As per their plans approximately 2750, undergraduates, post graduates, faculty and nurses will be oriented on the new PPCTC regimen.

Clear action plans were also drawn up by each team for strengthening referrals with HIV facilities outside the institution and strengthening coordination between departments within it.

Batch 2 - Training on Revised PPTCT Guidelines for Private Medical Colleges in Andhra Pradesh

In order to understand the concept of these trainings please click here. This post only provides some basic information about the training.

Dates- 27th - 28th May 2013

Participants Profile

Institutions Participating  
1. ASRAM Medical  College ,Eluru
2. Deccan Medical College, Hyderabad
3. Katuri Medical College, Guntur
4. Mamata Medical College, Khammam
5. Narayana Medical College, Nellor

Each medical college deputed a team of doctors from OBGY, Community Medicine, Microbiology, Pediatrics departments. Labour room  nurses were also invited to be part of this training. A total of 36 participants including eight professors and head of departments, eleven associate professors and ten staff nurses from medical colleges were part of the training. 

Resource Persons

• Dr. JC Reddy Joint Director, Basic Services Division, APSACS
• Dr. Pavan, PPTCT Consultant , APSACS

  

  
  

• Dr. Emmanuel, Regional Coordinator , APSACS 
• Dr. Hima Bindu, Director Pediatric ART Centre’- Niloufer Hospital, Hyderabad
• Dr. Ramesh Reddy Allam, Senior Program Manager, SHARE India
• Dr. Srinivasa Varma, Senior Program Manager, SHARE India

Outcomes

Each of the 5 participating medical colleges has developed an action plan for dissemination of learnings through Continuing Medical Education at their institutions. As per their plans approximately 3500, undergraduates , post graduates, faculty and nurses will be oriented on the new PPCTC regimen.

Support required from SHARE India and APSACS has been enlisted and action plan for support prepared.

Batch I - Training on Revised PPTCT Guidelines for Private Medical Colleges in Andhra Pradesh

In order to understand the concept of these trainings please click here. This post only provides some basic information about the training.

Dates- 25th - 26th March 2013

Participants Profile

Institutions 
• Ganni Subalakshmi Medical College
• Pinnamaneni Siddhartha Institute of Medical Sciences
• Non Resident Indian Medical College 
• Maharajah's Institute of Medical Sciences
• Konaseema Insititute of Medical Sciences

Each medical college deputed a team of doctors from OBGY, Community Medicine, Microbiology, Pediatrics departments. Labour room  nurses were also invited to be part of this training. A total of 29 participants including eight professors and head of departments, eleven associate professors and ten staff nurses from medical colleges were part of the training. 

Resource Persons

• Dr. JC Reddy Joint Director, Basic Services Division, APSACS
• Dr. Ram Mohan- Assistant Director, - Basic Services Division -APSACS
• Dr. Pavan, PPTCT Consultant , APSACS
• Dr. Emmanuel, Regional Coordinator , APSACS 
• Dr. Hima Bindu, Director Paediatric ART Centre’- Niloufer Hospital, Hyderabad
• Dr. Ramesh Reddy Allam- SHARE India

Methodology 

A conscious attempt is made to include a variety of training aids such as films and case studies, and to use participatory methodologies such as small group work, discussion etc. The program for each day is divided into different sessions, allowing for a logical sequencing of activities. 

Outcomes

• Each of the 5 participating medical colleges has developed an action plan for dissemination of learnings through Continuing Medical Eductaion at their institutions. 
• Support required from SHARE India and APSACS has been enlisted and action plan for support prepared.