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National Academy of Burns-IndiaA National Association of Professionals involved in the Burn Care in India

(Regd. Office : A-122, Vikaspuri, New Delhi-110018)

www.thenabi.org

NEWS LETTER

New Delhi

Patron Exec. Director President Vice President Treasurer Padmshri Prof. J.L. Gupta Dr. S.P. Bajaj Dr.Shardendu Sharma

Delhi New Delhi09811488283 09968317597

Dr. A K SinghLucknow

[email protected]

Prof.(Dr.) Vinita PuriMumbai

Tel: [email protected]

New New Delhi098102 57546

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Hony. Secretary

Prof.(Dr.) Sameek BhattacharyaNew Delhi

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No. 23 December 2018

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

SECRETARY'S MESSAGE

Dear Friends,

At the outset, I thank you from the core of my heart for electing me as the President of this August body.

Burns, in our country is still a major health hazard. The causes are many, preventive measures few,

facilities meagre and treatment mostly without any rationale. It is therefore not surprising that the

mortality and morbidity due to this disease are high. The disease burden is overwhelming. The

accompanying diagram depicts the same.

These hapless victims of this disease are mostly from the lower and lower middle socio-economics class. They do not have a

voice in the society. They are in debt for ever, causing an ever increasing burden on the family. Those surviving are forced to

lead a crippled life without any rehabilitative support. In an effort to rationalize the management of burns, I have taken the thonus of making protocols for the treatment of burns in India. With this aim the 27 annual meeting of National Academy of

Burns – India (NABICON 2019) is being held in the holy city of Prayagraj (Allahabad) from March 1-3, 2019. Details are

available on website .www.nabicon2019.com

You are all invited to join this academic event and be part of the deliberations for laying down the foundations of burn care for

this part of the world. The pre-conference workshop shall be on 'what is new in burns'.(Dr. A.K. Singh)

Dear esteemed members of NABI,Season's GreetingsAt the onset I express my gratitude to the august Association for bestowing trust in me for the post of Secretary. I assure you that I will fulfill my duties with utmost dedication and sincerity. I thank my predecessor Dr. SujataSarabahi for being a pillar of support in this initial part of my tenure and the charge handover was absolutely smooth. In a first our President called a mid term Executive Meeting in sidelines of

APSICON 2018 in Lucknow. It was a fruitful meeting and we can continue with it in subsequent APSICONs as well. During this meeting President NABI Dr. A. K. Singh proposed to develop standardized Burn Care Guidelines. Another notable decision in this meeting was to communicate with Oil and Gas PSUs requesting them to print “Dos and Don'ts of LPG use” on the surface of gas cylinders. Lately there has been some key initiative by Government of India in Burn management and prevention. A brief about Nation Program for Prevention and Management of Burn Injuries and National Burn Registry has been included in this Newsletter. Another major initiative of the government in Health Sector is Ayushman Bharat PradhanMantri Jan ArogyaYojna. It is a central government sponsored insurance scheme for the poor and covers all aspects of burn care in it. You can get all the details pertaining to it at www.pmjay.gov.in . It is a great opportunity to extended burn care to the needy through this scheme. Dr. A. K. Singh is organizing NABICON2019 at Allahabad (Prayagraj) during “MahaKumbh”. It's going to be a lifetime opportunity to witness the historic city during this Holy Parv. We can also expect a very enriching scientific program during the conference and I call upon all members to converge to this MahaKumbh of knowledge. Jai Hind

Prof.(Dr.)Sameek Bhattacharya

http://www.nabicon2019.com

http://www.pmjay.gov.in

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Message

Esteemed NABI members,

I extend my warm wishes for New year 2019,

The detailed financial status of our Association, National Academy of Burn India(NABI) shall

be presented in upcoming NABICAON at Prayagraj in mid of march 2019.

Corpus amount of the association needs a great push in view of ever expanding expenses and steadily

decreasing contribution from the conferences. We also have to encourage more plastic surgeons to join then

Association. Issues which need attention apart from measures to keep the financial status of the association in

pink are GST related returns, timely submission of the Audit reports, fruitful and rapid interactions amongst the

Auditors/ CA OF NABI and Nabicon/ Burn journal for early filing of returns.

Warm wishes,Dr Shardendu SharmaHonry Treasurer , NABI

NABI Newsletter, No. 23, Dec. 2018

The 27th Annual conference of NABI—NABICON 2019 is being organized by the Department of Plastic

Suergery,KGMU Lucknow. The period of the conference will be from 15th to 17th March 2018 at Hotel Kanha

Shyam, Prayagraj (Allahabad). The members of the organizing committee under the guidance of our current

president Dr A. K. Singh are trying hard to make this conference a world class event which will be remembered

for years to come for its scientific content and number of registrations. Kindly submit the full text of your paper

for NABI Best Paper session / Abstracts for all other presentations . You may please refer for NABI best paper

guidelines available under the link ' Awards and Fellowships' on the website www.thenabi.org. For further

details you may access the website www.nabicon2019.com

Notice for Executive Committee Meeting to be held during NABICON 2017 .The agenda for next EXCO meeting scheduled to be held from 03.30 pm onwards on 15th March 2019 at

Hotel Kanha Shyam, Prayagraj , Allahabad are as under:

1.Meeting called to order & Welcome note by the President.

2.Condolence, if any.

3.Approval of minutes of the last EXCO Meeting held on 19th January, 2018, during NABICON

2018 at Greenwood Resort, Guwahati.

4.Secretary's report. 5.Treasurer's report & Accounts. 6.Editor's report & Accounts.

7.Announcement of Fellowships and Awards. 8.Any other matter with permission of the chair.

9.Concluding remarks and thanks by the President

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The agenda for the next GBM of NABI scheduled to be held from 06.00 pm onwards on Saturday,16th

March 2018 during NABICON 2019 to be held at Hotel Kanha Shyam, Prayagraj (Allahabad) are as

under: 1. Meeting called to order & Welcome note by the President. 2. Condolence, if any. 3.Approval of minutes of the last General Body meeting held on 20th January 2018, during NABICON 2018 at Greenwood Resort, Guwahati . 4.Secretary's report. 5.Treasurer's report & Accounts. 6.Editor's report & Accounts. 7.Announcement of Fellowships and Awards. 8.Achievements of the members.9.Any matters arising out of the EXCO meeting held on 19th March 2019. 10.Any other matter with permission of the chair. 11.Elections: President Elect (2019-20) : 1 post EXCO members (2019-22) : 3 posts12.Welcome to New President. 13. Concluding remarks and thanks by the President.

Notice for General Body Meeting to be held during NABICON 2017

26th Annual Conference of NABI-'NABICON 2018'

26th Annual Conference of National Academy of Burns was organized successfully at Guwahati at Greenwood

Resort from 19th to 21st January 2018 with a pre-conference video Workshop and Nurses & Physiotherapists

Program on 18th January, under the President-ship of Prof. Dr. Seema Rekha Devi with the theme 'Healing Burn

& Empowering Burn Survivors through support, Education & Advocacy'. There was very good response from

delegates who attended in large numbers. The current, past and future presidents of ISBI attended the meeting

and contributed to the Academic extravaganza along with scientific deliberations from National and

International stalwarts. There were special sessions and symposium on important topics and one full session

was devoted to rehabilitation of burn victims where representatives from India, Taiwan & Bangladesh

participated. A souvenir was also released on the occasion. A pre conference video workshop for doctors was

organized ,where there were 10 video demonstrations on important topics delivered by experts on different

fields and there were special sessions for Nurses and physiotherapists. For the first time PROSTHETIC MAKE UP

was used in NABICON to mimic a Burn patient for the Nurses Live workshop on acute Burn Management and

dressing. A splint making workshop was also held with live demonstration. The Executive Body Meeting and

General body meeting were held as scheduled. The beautiful backdrop of GREEN WOOD RESORTS and

Assamese food in the menu added to the attractions. There was also a good cultural feast depicting the cultural

background of Assam including the other North Eastern States. The burn survivors of the Survivor group “

Snehasparsha- The Loving Touch” also took part in the cultural show. This was possible with the unrelenting

efforts of the entire team to make it so lively and informative.


1. Dr.Seema Rekha Devi2. Dr P S Bhandari3. Dr Sujata Sarabahi 4. Dr P K Bilwani5. Dr Vijay Kumar6. Dr R K Srivastava7. Dr Sharad Sharma8. Dr Karoon Agarwal9. Dr M Ramakrishnan10. Dr Vinita Puri11. Dr Durga Karki12. Dr JayaRaman13. Dr A K Singh14. Dr Sanjeev Uppal15. Dr Harish K Sharma16. Dr Jayant K Dash17. Dr R Bharat18. Dr Subodh K Singh19. Dr Arvind Vartak20. Dr Umesh Shah21. Lalit Minz22. Dr Mukesh Sharma 23. Dr Ankur Bhatnagar24. Dr Rakesh Dawar25. Dr Ravindra Bharti26. Dr R Ravishanker27. Dr Raja Sabhapathy28. Dr Shailesh Ranade 29. Dr Abhijit Choudhary

30. Dr PBhattacharya31. Dr Ashish Roy32. Dr Sheila Rohatgi33. Dr Shalabh Kumar34. Dr Piyush Thayal35. Dr Savita Arora36. Dr Farooq Baba37. Dr Anant Sinha38. Dr Sunil Keswani39. Dr SR Das 40. Dr Subrat Jena41. Dr RP Narayan42. Dr Manoj Bansal43. Dr Angelimi Sehney44. Dr N Parnambalam45. Dr A K Choudhary46. Dr Snajay Giri47. Dr Ashish Patnaik48. Dr Satyabrata Routray49. Dr Biswajit Mishra50. Dr Devi Pd Mohapatra51. Dr Jyotirmay Baisarya52. Dr Poresh Borah53. Dr Rishi Jain54. Dr Anirudh Gupta55. Dr Akshay Anchan56. Dr Deepak Patil57. Dr Joyce 58. Dr Kanika

59. Dr Rahul60. Dr Chada Buuju61. Dr Kush Aeron62. Dr K L Bora63. Dr PL Agrawal64. Dr P Jain65. Dr Veena Singh66. Dr Lalwani67. Dr S Bhattacharya68. Dr Sanjai Ramkumar69. Dr VP Choudhary70. Dr vispi Driver71. Dr Venkateswaran72. Dr Sachin Jamma73. Dr D B Kungulwar74. Dr Naren75. Dr Kamlesh Kumar76. Dr Vaishali Srivastav77. Dr Deepak Rathore78. Dr Tejaswani79. Dr Jayant Lekha 80. Dr BP Sarma81. Dr RB Ahuja82. Dr RK Khazanchi83. Dr B Nayak84. Dr Mahesh Mandal85. Dr Srikanta86. Dr Mohd Ahmed 87 Dr Rajesh Gentezet

1.Meeting Called to Order and Welcome note by the President: President Dr. Seema Rekha Devi welcomed all present to the general body meeting and started the meeting as per the agenda circulated .2. Condolence to the deceased members: President read a condolence note for Dr Goleria , Dr Ashok Kaul and Dr S C Bhatia .The GB members rose & silently prayed for a minute to the Almighty to grant courage to the bereaved family members & give them strength to bear with this irreparable loss.3. Approval of minutes of the last EXCO meeting held on 3 rd February 2017 , Delhi during NABICON 2017 under the Presidentship of Dr. P S Bhandari : The minutes had been already

Minutes of the GENERAL BODY MEETING

Minutes of the GENERAL BODY MEETING OF NABI HELD QN FRIDAY,20th January 2018 During

NABICON 2018 at Greenway resort , Guwahati ,UNDER THE CHAIRMANSHIP OF DR. Seema Rekha

Devi. The meeting was attended as per the next page


Minutes of the GENERAL BODY MEETING

circulated by Dr. Sujata Sarabahi to all EXCO members & all the Past President's of NABI by mail. The President invited comments, if any, prior to the approval of the minutes. The minutes were unanimously accepted and approved.

Proposed by Dr. Vinita Puri and Seconded by Dr. Sanjeev Uppal

25th NABlCON: The EXCO lauded the efforts of Dr.P S Bhandari and his team for successfully organizing the 25th Annual Conference of National Academy of Burns- India from 3rd to 5th Feb 2017 at Delhi . The detailed pictorial report has already been uploaded on www.thenabi.org and also published in the latest NABI Newsletter No.22, Dec 2017 issue.

Savings from the Annual Conference (NABICON 2017 ,Delhi) -- Savings of Rs 38,935/- would be given by Dr P S Bhandari, the previous president . Dr.Shardendu Sharma would explain the details in his treasurer report , as the income expenditure statement of accounts of NABICON 2017 have been received by him .

Mid-Term CME of NABI: A Mid-Term CME was organized on 14th and 15th July 2017 at AIIMS , Bhuwaneswar by Dr. Sanjay Giri under the aegis of NABI. The CME was very well attended by both nurses , paramedics and doctors and was a great success. The CME report along with some pictures as submitted by the organizers has been uploaded on www.thenabi.org and also published in the NABI Newsletter No.22, Dec 2017 issue. The audited statement of accounts received from Dr.Sanjay Giri is projected on screen. A cheque of Rs 25000/- was given as seed money to him in advance .The audited report has been received and approved by exco.

New membership of NABI:

Secretary informed that as a result of the continuing efforts in the membership drive, a large number of new NABI members (total 37—36 full life members and 1 associate member ) have been enrolled in the year 2017-18. Treasurer has confirmed that the membership fee of all has been credited to NABI account. Subsequently, the individual membership numbers have been assigned to each applicant and all have also been individually welcomed to NABI through a hard copy, on available personal e-mails . All new memberships were approved by EXCO. Secretary sought everyone's support in encouraging all young entrants as well as their general surgeon friends and nursing staff in their hospitals to become members of NABI.

The list of the new members is available on the next page

Secretary’s Report


Members joined after Feb 2017

S No Membership Number

Name of Member Address / Contact Details

1 N 028 AL2017 1218 Dr Parthasarthy Narayanan

2 D, Gokulam, 1st Floor 16 (old no. 13) Justice Sundaram Road, Mylapore Chennai 600004 Tamil Nadu Mob 9840047739 Email [email protected]

2 D 048 FL2017 1219 Dr Rakesh Dawar

B 7/33, Safdarjung Enclave Extn New Delhi 110029 Mob 8226047441 Email [email protected]

3 C 037 FL2017 1220 Dr Baliram Chikte Chandrakanth

402, Prabhat Apartments East Marredpally, Secunderabad Hyderabad 500026 Telangana Mob 09849140495 Email [email protected]

4 K 082 FL2017 1221 Dr Nosheen Kanchwala

2-B, 3rd Floor, Begeumpur Park, Geetanjali Shivalik Road, Malviya Nagar New Delhi 110017 Mob: 9967804283 Email : [email protected]

5 K 083 FL2017 1222 Dr Naveen Kumar

D 107, Prateek Laurel, Sector 120 NOIDA Up 201301 Mob: 9968267759 Email :[email protected]

6 N 029 FL2017 1223 Dr Umesh N

House No. 1359, 5th Stage, 6th Main, 1st phase, BEMI Layput Rajarajeshwari Nagar Bangalore 560093 Mob: 8851506402 Email : [email protected]

7 G 080 FL2017 1224 Dr Vishnu Babu Gopalkrishnan

G - B , Gettu Apartments No.4 , Venkatapathy Street Kellys, Chennai Tamilnadu 600010 Mob 9994197765 Email [email protected]

8 R 058 FL2017 1225 Dr Krishnamoorthy R

Balaji Niwas 17 Vijayalakshmi Street, MahalingamPuram Chennai – 600034 Mob 9444010905 Email [email protected]

9 K 084 FL2017 1226 Dr Shyamnath Krishna Pandian K

26/108, F2 Thangai Flats Vaikasi Street, Virugumbakkam Chennai 600092 Tamil nadu Mob: 9444124533 Email [email protected]

10 R 059 FL2017 1227 Dr Subashini Rajendiran

F-4, Phase 1. Jains Ashiana, Vembuli Amman Koil Street K K Nagar, Chennai 600078 Tamil NaduMob : 87540454290


20 G 083 FL2017 1237 Dr Aniruddh Gupta

C/o Dr Vinay Gupta Omkar Hospital Warehouse Road Behind Sales Tax Office Bilaspur 495001 Chattisgarh Mob 7898087994 Email [email protected]

21 A060 FL2017 1238 Dr Akshay Pratap Anchan

I A/4 Vijay Vihar CHS Sion Trombay Road, Chembur Mumbai 400071 Maharashtra Mob 9987518965 Email [email protected]

22 G 084 FL2017 1239 Dr Vivek Gupta

C/o Mr Mukesh Kumar Gupta Behind Vetenary Hospital Krishna Nagar, SATNA ( MP) 485001 Mob : 7376987574 Email [email protected]

23 P 062 FL2017 1240 Dr Chaitnaya Gulab Patil

6, Abhinandan Apartments Plot no. 6 Nandanvan Colony Aurangabad Maharashtra 431002 Mob 8108426939 Email [email protected]

24 T 036 FL 2017 1241 Dr Komal Tripathi

Room Number 205 Resident Doctors Hostel DR RML Hospital, New Delhi 110001 Mob: 9144097683 Email: [email protected]

25 J 032 FL 2017 1242 Dr Sonika Jha

R/N 2015, Doctors Hostel Dr RML Hospital New Delhi 110001 Mob:8368696206 Email: [email protected]

26 S 176 FL 2017 1243 Dr Aparna Sinha

4 A, Mahadev Enclave, Upper Shukla Colony, Hinoo, Ranchi . Jharkhand 834002 Mob: 9801156979 Email: [email protected]

27 T 037 FL 2017 1244 Dr Prateek Thakur

C 47, 3rd Floor, Street No. 3 Mahendru Enclave, GT Road, Delhi 110033’ Mob: 9560316329 Email: [email protected]

28 S 177 FL 2017 1245 Dr Anup S

Sivam, TC 27/1383 Rishimangalam Vanchiyoor, rivendrum 695035 Mob: 9496815905 Email: [email protected]

29 S 178 FL 2017 1246 Dr Sunita Suman

Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi Mob: 9958615636

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Secretary Report

Nabi Website and its maintenance: Secretary has informed that the Domain has been renewed for

5 years. The website has been updated till 17th Jan 2018 and now it continues to function well . The

website is making the members largely aware about various NABI burn prevention activities, a range

of awards, Fellowships, Newsletters, CME's etc. Online availability of membership form, eligibility

criteria has further encouraged the membership drive . New links and pages have been

incorporated which provide useful information for the reader as regards all the activities related to

Burn care and Awareness programmes organized by the members in the different parts of the

country.

NABI Newsletter No.22 Dec 2017 issue: The secretary informed that keeping up with the tradition

of the last few years the NABI Newsletter this time has been published in e-format (digital). It has

been sent to all available e-mail lD's, and has also been uploaded on www.thenabi.org from where it

could be easily downloaded and screened at any time .

Fellowship Reports of 'Phoolan Devi Gupta-NABI Traveling Fellowship: Secretary informed that

Dr.Sanjay Giri has completed his training under the Fellowship' awarded to him in 2016 year at

National Burns Centre under Dr Keswani. The EXCO decision Approved , GB decision : approved

Proposed by Dr Jayant Dash Seconded by Dr Vartak

5. GST number for NABI In November end this year our President Dr Seema Rekha brought to our notice that the companies

and organizations which were sponsoring the conference with grants were asking for NABICON's GST

number without which they were not ready to give the grants .Since NABICON is only a temporary

body for 1 years duration it can only have a temporary GST number and would still need a permanent

GST number of the parent organization i.e NABI .So an urgent meeting of Exco members and past

presidents who were residing in Delhi was called for . It was attended by:Patron Dr J L Gupta , Executive director Dr Bajaj , President Dr Seeema , Secretary Dr Sujata, Treasurer Dr Shardendu , Dr Karoon Agrawal , Dr R P Narayan , Dr R K Srivastav , Dr Durga , Dr

Harish Sharma , Dr Piyush , Dr Manoj Jha , Dr Anup Dhir

The NABI CA was taken on a conference call and matter discussed in detail especially the pros and cons

of taking a GST number .Finally it was decided that the CA will apply for a permanent GST number for

NABI and Dr Seema will apply for a Casual GST number in Guwahati .

I am happy to inform you all that the GST number for NABI has been obtained and it is as follows:


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GST Number 07AAA TN 0999 D1Z1

6. TREASURER’S REPORT AND ACCOUNTSDr.Shardendu Sharma to please read it out In the current financial year (2017-18), following financial activities happened till date as follows.Financial status is not very healthy as expenses are rising and income is mainly from membership .1.Income from memberships: 36 full life members @ 7000/- = Rs. 2,52,000/- and 1 associate life

member @3500 /-2.Receipts from NABICON 2016 ---Rs. 50,000/- which has been added to the corpus of Phoolan Devi

Award vide new FD in SBI, Ansari Naar Branch, AIIMS Campus,Rs. 10000/- seed money along with savings of Rs.15000/- has been also received. Grand Total 75000/-3.Received from NABICON 2017 Rs. 10000/- (Return of Seed money) and Rs. 10000/- seed money was

transferred to NABICON 2018.4.Obtained Central GST number on 08 /12 /2017. And needs in depth discussion for satisfactory and

smooth returns of GST from all activities of NABI.5.Mid Term CME/ ConferencesRs.25000/- was given to Dr Sanjay Giri for MID TERM CME in May 2017.Audit report has been received. 6.All FIXED DEPOSITS ( 8 with Syndicate bank, LNJP hospital and 10 with SBI Ansari nagar, AIIMS) have

been updated on due dates for one year as per current interest rates .7.Contribution from NABI corpus fund to journal for previous financial year is Rs 81,600/- and this

cheque is being handed over to editor ,Dr Vinita .


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GST Number 07AAA TN 0999 D1Z1

6. TREASURER’S REPORT AND ACCOUNTSDr.Shardendu Sharma to please read it outIn the current financial year (2017-18),

following financial activities happened till

date as follows.Financial status is not very healthy as

expenses are rising and income is mainly from

membership .1.Income from memberships: 36 full life

members @ 7000/- = Rs. 2,52,000/- and 1

associate life member @3500 /-2.Receipts from NABICON 2016 ---Rs. 50,000/-

which has been added to the corpus of

Phoolan Devi Award vide new FD in SBI,

Ansari Naar Branch, AIIMS Campus,Rs. 10000/- seed money along with savings of Rs.15000/- has been also received. Grand Total 75000/-3.Received from NABICON 2017 Rs. 10000/- (Return of Seed money) and Rs. 10000/- seed money was

transferred to NABICON 2018.4.Obtained Central GST number on 08 /12 /2017. And needs in depth discussion for satisfactory

and smooth returns of GST from all activities of NABI.5.Mid Term CME/ ConferencesRs.25000/- was given to Dr Sanjay Giri for MID TERM CME in May 2017.Audit report has been received. 6.All FIXED DEPOSITS ( 8 with Syndicate bank, LNJP hospital and 10 with SBI Ansari nagar, AIIMS) have

been updated on due dates for one year as per current interest rates .7.Contribution from NABI corpus fund to journal for previous financial year is Rs 81,600/- and this

cheque is being handed over to editor ,Dr Vinita .

Audited account of NABICON-2017 has been received from Dr. P S Bhandari recently and has been

sent to CA for final association audit and submissionPoints of discussion--1 KYC of saving accounts / Mutual funds??2 GST REGISTRATION (state)for upcoming Nabicon?3 Audited report from CURRENT PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT every month…for the current

financial year to be updated with treasurer so that CA NABI can send AUDITED ACCOUNT REPORT

report every month. In case of any delay in submitting the GST return , NABICON will be liable for

penalty. Treasurer's report proposed by Dr Vartak seconded by Dr BharatGB decision : approved Proposed by DrSinhaShalabh Seconded by Dr


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7. EDITOR’S REPORT AND ACCOUNT

It is with great pleasure that we share with you the report of the Indian Journal of Burns.HIGHLIGHTSTHIS YEAR WE HAVE BEEN INDEXED WITH THE DOAJ (DIRECTORY OF OPEN ACCESS JOURNALS). DOAJ

is a community-curated online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality, open access, peer-

reviewed journals. DOAJ is independent. All DOAJ services are free of charge including being indexed in

DOAJ. All data is freely available.The Journal is presently indexed with the DOAJ and included in Index Copernicus. It is also registered with

the following abstracting partners: Baidu Scholar, CNKI (China National Knowledge Infrastructure), EBSCO

Publishing's Electronic Databases, Exlibris – Primo Central, Google Scholar, Hinari, Infotrieve, National

Science Library, ProQuest, TdNet. Hence we get very good viewership. At times we have seen even 500

people viewing our journal online. It depends on the time of day.We are presently working towards PMC (Pubmed) indexing.

ANOTHER MILESTONE ACHIEVED IS THAT OUR ARCHIVES ARE NOW ONLINE. An html version is also

available as the scanning was done in an editable format. This means full text of our earlier articles too will

be seen by the whole world. They can be viewed and downloaded from our journal website. We now have a

total of 344 full text articles online. The 1st three issues of our Journal are also available online and I am very

happy that our history is preserved. I thank Dr. Ahuja our founder editor for providing me with those

journals. All journals from 2003 onwards are available online. If any member has the following journals

(volumes 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10) in their personal collection we would be obliged if they could loan it to the journal

office. Once converted to a soft copy it will be handed back to the member. They would do great service to

the organization as we would then have complete archives. Thanks are due to the company Docuscan who

scanned the journals for us at a very negligible cost.In the last six years many changes have been made in the journal and there had been a paradigm shift in

the handling of our journal. When I was handed responsibility of editorship in 2012 the journal articles were

received on email by the earlier editorial team and they were not open access. The journal issues were

published according to when they were readied. Since 2012 we have our own website and the issues have

been released on time. We have also raised adequate funds every year to be able to publish the journal by

an internationally reputed publisher – Wolters Kluwer.The Jan-Dec 2017 volume of the journal (volume no 25) is already published. This issue of the journal went

online on 13th Dec. We have printed 925 copies this time. The address book of the journal has been re

uploaded according to the new address book of secretary NABI. The print issue has been sent by Shirodkar’s

Cargo Service Pvt. Ltd. courier. Journals of members where pincode is not provided and where courier

service is not available have been sent by India Post.

The articles in this issue are categorised under following headings– Editorial, Guru speak, Review article,

Know your Burn Unit, Original articles, case report and letter to editor. Each article was peer reviewed by

multiple reviewers. We would like to offer our heartfelt thanks to all the reviewers who have taken the effort

to sincerely review and make suggestions to improve the articles.


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Advertisements for the Dec 2017 journal were received from Bharat Serums and Vaccines Limited, Eucare,

NBM - Anamay Biotech Pvt Ltd, Norma, Dutt Medi Products, TonsSmile and Orthomax. The Editor’s office is

thankful to all these companies for supporting the Indian Journal of Burns.Journal performance - We received 35 submissions in 2017. Of these 22 were original articles. Out of these –

6 were accepted, 10 rejected and 6 are under review. This year the acceptance rate is 40%, the rejection rate

is 35% and the rest are under review. This does show our commitment to quality control and strict scrutiny

for content and evidence. We have also received some articles from authors from other countries.The journal web address continues to be www.ijburns.com and articles can be submitted at

www.journalonweb.com/ijb . The journal continues to be open access online, having improving national

and global visibility of the articles. With an electronic manuscript submission process, authors and reviewers

are able to keep track of all articles online.

The balance sheet in March 2017 read as Rs. 2,65,003.26/-. We submitted the audited balance sheets of the

journal account to the treasurer in Oct 2017. Thanks are due to TDK consultants for doing the audit free of

cost. The journal office has not received the cheque from NABI for this year.Issues that we would like to improve on - The journal continues to receive inadequate articles. It is a request

to all delegates and faculty to submit their work to the IJB. All articles are peer reviewed. We need to

increase our citations too as that will help us to receive PMC Indexing. It is only us who can bring up our

journal.As Editor-in-chief I would like to thank all the members of NABI for having reposed faith in me and electing

me as Editor for two consecutive terms. Being editor of the Indian Journal of Burns has been and will always

be one of my most cherished activities.

Editor’s report accepted by Exco

Proposed by: Dr. Subodh Singh Seconded by: Dr. Vijay Kumar

GB decision : approved Proposed by Dr Seconded by


Announcement of Fellowship & AWARDS:

Mrs.Phoolan Devi Gupta-NABI Award for Outstanding work in any field of Burns for 2018-19 In keeping with the tradition of honouring the outgoing President NABI, Dr. Seema Rekha Devi should be

bestowed with this award for the year 2018.

GB decision: Approved

Mrs.Phoolan Devi Gupta-NABI Traveling Fellowship for 2018-19: Request received from Dr Ashish Patnaik , SCB Medical college ,Cuttack for doing it at National Burns

Centre , Mumbai .

GB decision: Approved Proposed by Dr Jayant Dash Seconded by : Dr Vinita

Bhimandas Bilwani Oration for the year 2018-19: Dr. B P Sharma nominated by Dr Bilwani

Proposed by Dr Bilwani Seconded by Dr Shardendu .

GB decision: Approved.

Safdarjung Hospital-NABI Professorship for the year 2018-19:

Dr S P Bajaj will inform later regarding this professorship.

Lok Nayak Hospital visiting Professorship for the year 2018-19: I

nformed by Dr.Rajeev Ahuja, that he will give the nomination at a later date as he has not decided yet.

Mid-Term CME for 2018-19: Application received from Dr Veena Singh to conduct a CME at AIIMS , Patna

GB decision: ApprovedProposed by Dr Vijay Seconded by Dr Vinita.

Mumbai NABICON Burns Research Award for 2018-19: No Nominations received.

Honorary membership of NABI: No recommendations received in 2018-19.

NABI Best Paper Award for 2018-19: Dr Badmutlang Dympep from Chennai

7. ANY OTHER MATTER WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE CHAIR:

a)Committee for the awards It was decided by GB in 2016 that The President NABI , Secretary NABI and Person who has instituted the

award decide regarding who will get the professorship award . It was pointed out by Dr Bhandari that since

the name of the award is after an institution , the head of the department of that institute be also included

in the committee in deciding the nomination for the award and also include president elect. Convener

should be secretary. The EXCO approved of this.

GB decision : Approved Proposed by Dr Vijay Seconded by Dr Manoj



b)Mumbai research award : Dr Vartak suggested some recommendations to change the rules of the

Mumbai Research award award as it has been going vacant for a number of years now . It was meant for

stimulating pure research from any Indian citizen.It was noticed that for few yrs no nominations for this

award were received there has been no real research. He suggested the following changes :Out of the

money collected during the year by way of the earnings i.e interest on the deposited amount shall be

distributed as follows : a)20% of the amount should be added back to the corpus to take care of future inflation to help the fund

gradually grow.b) 10%of the amount to NABI general account towards citation etc.c) Remaining 70% of the amount to be divided equally into 2 awards upto a complete hundred .Eligibility :1.Honorary editor of Indian Journal Of Burns will choose 3 best original articles published in the previous year

and send to the judges well in advance . Judges in consultation with each other will choose the best publication

for the award .2.Young researcher award – will be conferred upon any full or associate member of the association or any other

scientist less than 50yrs of age who presents his research during the Annual Conference of NABI.3.The selection of awardees will be done by a panel of judges who will chose the best among the presentations

and publications .4 Following shall be the panel of judges :Permanent members ---Dr J L Gupta and Dr Shailesh Ranade Rotating members – Current president NABI for the year in which award to be given , immediate past

president and current President elect NABI.Also secretary to ask if Dr J l Gupta wants to continue as judge .GB decision : approved Proposed by Dr bharat seconded by Dr Bora

c)For Phoolan Devi fellowship ---It was proposed to remove the clause that candidate should be from centre

with no burns unit as not too many people are applying for the award and if nobody applies from the

periphery then the award goes vacant .GB decision : Approved Proposed by Dr sabapathy Seconded by Dr karoon

c)Link of NABI and its journal website on home page of APSI Dr. Parag Sahasrabudhe ,Hon. Secretary APSI has asked whether he can give link of our association’s /

Journals website on homepage of their association. GB decision : approved and letter of approval to be sent to secetary APSI Proposed by Dr Choudhary Seconded by Dr Raja Sabhapathyd) Issue of certificates and smart/plastic card for all members of NABI as identity cardNow that we are a rapidly growing organization with new members being inducted every year it is time that we

issue certificates and smart cards to all our members as has been done in APSI .Since as of today none of the

members have any sort of identification that he or she is a member of NABI except for a registration fee receipt

.Costing would be Rs 15 per certificate and Rs 25 per card with a Q R code Or only soft copy which can be printed

by each member . Dr Subodh will give technical help. GB decision approved for ecard and certificate --secretary to ensure for the same and send it to members who

ask for it . Proposed by Dr Karoon Seconded by Subodh



e)Citations and plaques of all awards of NABI have been made by Dr Bajaj from his personal account since

the inception of awards .it has been a great gesture from our executive director to never claim the amount

spent from NABI till date. NABI is highly grateful to him and exco has agreed that NABI should honour him

with a token of love with a gold coin and a plaque in next conference towards his valuable support and

time spent by him on preparing these things . Henceforth , NABI shall ensure that regular reimbursement is

made to him or whosoever makes it for all the citations and plaques made by him for the association and

secretary NABI shall be responsible for ensuring this .GB decision : approved Proposed by Dr Subodh Seconded by Dr Nimmi

f )Dr. Jagnoor is proposing a study on "Systems approach to improving recovery outcomes among burns

survivors, in India" . She wants a letter of support to them from NABI which would be helpful for them to

receive funding. It was discussed this in the EXCO and it was decided that the organization should not be

involved in this or anything which has any legal implications .So request may be denied .

GB decision : approved for denial

g)Dr Mathangi Ramakrishnan has forwarded two letters from the administrative office Dr Bishara Atiyeh of

the annals of burns and fire disorders which needs attention in the board meeting of NABI to increase the

reach of Annals of Burns and Fire Disasters.

He has invited the NATIONAL ACADEMY OF BURNS,India to join them officially . EXCO decided We should

not agree for a merger with this journal as we will lose our identity. And members are anyways free to write

articles to any journal .

GB decision : approved for denial of request

G)About giving Link of nabi and our journal to be given to ISBI as proposed by Dr Vinita Puri --- GB decision

:approved

Proposed by Dr Sabapathy Seconded by Dr Pradeep Jain

h)Rotating Conference – Zone wise :(The accepted sequence of holding NABICON would be: North – East - South- West - Central.

if no Organizing Chairman is available from a particular zone, the next zone in sequence would bid for

hosting the meeting.) Secretary invited someone to bid for the 2020 NABICON . In case there is none then

the President elect will host the conference in 2020.Secretary did bring it to the notice of the GB that

conference has already been held in Delhi in 2017 ( North ) , Guwahati ( East ) in 2018 and will be in

Allahabad in 2019 ( North ) . But it was pointed out from GB members that Allahabad is in Central zone . So

bidding should be from South if we follow the order . There was a lot of discussion about how it should start.

Some members also deliberated that proper guidelines should be formulated before we start the rotation

.However, in the end it was decided that the rotation should start if there is a bidding.


Resolution and Reports

Bidding done by Dr Sanjeev Uppal ( North )and Dr Sabhapathy ( South ) and Dr Subodh singh (Central) for

2020. Bidding of Dr Sanjeev Uppal approved by GB members as they decided that it should be from North

as he is from Ludhiana , North zone . So it was decided that Dr Sanjeev Uppal will host NABICON 2020,

whosoever be the president .i) Resolution : Opening of a Savings Account in the name of ‘NABICON 2019” and Seed Money for NABICON

2019: It was unanimously resolved that Dr A K Singh , President-Elect NABI is authorized to open a bank

account in the name of National Academy of Burns —lndia Conference - NABlCON 2019 in any Bank at

Lucknow . Further: The account can be operated by any two signatories with Treasurer being one of them.

Also resolved that an amount of Rs.10,000/~ shall be provided as seed money to NABICON 2019 account by

NABI." EXCO decision: Approved

j)Facilities for secretary and treasurer NABI Dr Shardendu Sharma propsed free registration for secretary and treasurer and editor during NABICON .

EXCO proposed :Let every nabicon president decide for giving free registration to secretary and treasurer .

GB decision :Let the President NABICON decide if registration and stay is free for them or not .K) NABICON 2019 at Allahabad . Dr AK Singh proposed Since ISBI is in nov –nabicon 2019 , it will be tedious to hold NABICON soon after that

in Jan , so shifting timing to 15 to 17 march 2019. GB decision : approved The Secretary’s report was unanimously accepted and approved by the EXCO.Proposed by: Dr. Bilwani and seconded by Dr. AK Singh 8. Presentation of report of various committees of NABI The reports of Dr. Arvind Vartak, Chairman, Ethics Committee, Dr. P.K.Bilwani, Chairman, Burns Prevention

Committee and Dr. Shobha Chamania, Chairman, Nursing Committee is as under . Ethical committee report Ethical committee did not Receive any complaints about any member during the year 2017-18. Infact Dr Vartak has sent a letter to secretary informing us that he wants to retire from the chairmanship of

this committee .GB approved and appreciated and lauded his efforts.Dr Karoon agrawal approved by exco

and Gb as next Charman of ethics committee .

Nursing committee report Dr Shobha Chamania reported

Dr. BP Sarma has conducted several nurses , paramedics and peripheral doctors training programs in Assam

last year.

Dr.Giri from AIIMS Bhubaneshwar conducted a paramedics and grass root workers mid term CME in Orissa.Sunil Keswani Conducts training programs for the team members regularly .

We conducted a training program for Indira Gandhi institute Kabul's Burn team in October 2017. 20

members participated in it.


Burn Prevention Committee Report

Burn prevention committee report A number of burn prevention and awareness programmes carried out in Assam by Dr Seema Rekha devi ,

Dr Keswani ,Dr B P Sarma ,Dr Rajmanas etc .All reports accepted and app roved by the EXCO.

Proposed by Dr Seconded by Dr

Secretary NABI informed that she was finishing her term this year . She thanked all the executive members

and seniors who had helped her in last 3 years to carry out her duties without any trouble . It was indeed an

experience for her to be secretary for NABI and she was sure that NABI will continue to grow on in years to

come . The 2 joint secretaries finishing their term Dr Srivastav and Dr Vijay Kumar .The executive members

finishing their term this year Dr Sanjeev Uppal , Dr Durga Karki and Dr Ankur Bhatnagar , were thanked by GB

for their co-operation and their contribution towards NABI exco meetings .

9. Election for EXCO member for 2018-19 to be held this year

S no nominee Proposed by Seconded by

1 Dr Vijay Kumar Dr R K Srivastav Dr Subodh

2 . Dr Venkateswaran Dr Vinita Dr Sabhapathy

Editor

Dr Sameek Bhattacharya elected unopposed as next Secretary.


Election

Secretary brought it to the notice of the GB that Dr Venkateswaran does not fulfil the eleigilbitlity criteria of

standing for editor as hea has not been an exco member previously and asked GB to decide whether he should

be allowed to stand for the post as the rules say otherwise, although he had been assistant editor for past 6

years , he could be given a chance to fight the elections . .The G B decided that since there was a controversy

—decided to follow rules and not allow him to stand for the election of editor.

Dr Vijay Kumar elected unopposed as editor .

Joint Secretary ---2

Dr Durga Karki and Dr Piyush elected unopposed as Joint secretaries Executive members ---3

Dr Sanjay Giri , Dr Prasanta Bhattacharya and Dr Sachin Jamma elected as new

exco members unopposed .

All new members of exco were welcomed by the president . Elections were then held for the post of Vice

President .

10. CONCLUDING REMARKS AND THANKS BY THE PRESIDENT The President thanked the members for

cooperation towards smooth conduction of the meeting. Handing over of President's medal and ex-

president's medal .Election results for Vice President declared by Dr Seema Rekha Devi . She announced Dr Vinita Puri as the

President elect for the year 2019-20.

Dr Seema Rekha Devi Dr Sujata SarabahiPresident Secretary


1 Dr Durga Dr R K Srivastav Dr Sameek

2 . Dr Piyush Dr Sanjeev Uppal Dr Harish


1 Dr Sanjay Giri Dr Choudhary Dr Vijay

2 . Dr Prasanta Kr. Dr Sheila Rohatgi Dr Subodh

Bhattacharyya

3. Dr Sachin Jamma Dr Vartak Dr Bora

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NABI MID TERM CME 2018

The NABI Mid term CME 2018 was conducted on 14 and 15th of July at All India Institute of Medical

Sciences, Patna under the aegis of National Academy of Burns-India. To increase the understanding

and awareness about burn and burn related injuries, eminent speakers from all over India were invited

to take lectures. There was an enthusiastic and encouraging response of people towards the CME- the

audience was a healthy conglomeration of people from various groups ranging from MBBS students,

nursing staffs, PG trainees, General Surgeons and Plastic surgeons.It was organized under the

chairmanship of Dr. Veena Singh, Associate Professor & Head, Dept. of Burns & Plastic Surgery, AIIMS

Patna.

The CME was conducted over two days which included 23 lectures with topics related to

Epidemiology, Burn management, disaster management, recent advances in burn treatment and role

of stem cell therapy in burn wound management, nursing care and rehabilitation to name a few. It was

attended by more than 100 delegates including plastic surgeons from Bihar and Jharkhand. There was

very lively interaction between the delegates and the faculty members/speakers.

The invited Guest Speakers were Dr. Arun K. Singh fromKGMU, Lucknow and President NABI, Dr. Surajit

Bhattacharya from Lucknow, President APSI (Association of Plastic Surgeons of India), Dr. Vinita Puri

from KEM, Mumbai and President Elect NABI, Dr ArunGoel from LNH, Delhi, Dr. R. Bharat from

Jamshedpur and Past President NABI,Dr DurgaKarki from VMMC, Delhi and Joint Secretary NABI, Dr.

SujataSarabahi from VMMC, Delhi and Past Hony. Secretary, Dr. ManeeshSinghal from AIIMS Delhi, Dr

Rajiv Agarwal from SGPGIMS, Lucknow,Dr. Vijay Kumar from KGMU, Lucknow Dr Vikram Singh Rathore

and Dr Akhilesh Agarwal from Kolkata, - to name a few. All the invited faculty members enjoyed the

hospitality and atmosphere at AIIMS.

The CME ended with valedictory and a very positive interaction among the faculty members with

stress to educate the masses as well as medical professionals regarding burn prevention, care and

rehabilitation. Dr.AnsarulHaq, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Burns & Plastic Surgery, AIIMS Patna

expressed thanks to all the visiting faculty members, the attending faculty members as well as the

audience and the organising team.


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NABI MID TERM CME 2018


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National Programme for Prevention and Management of Burn Injuries (NPPMBI)


1. Pilot Programme for Prevention of Burn Injuries (PPPBI) - 11th Five Year Plan:A pilot programme was initiated in the year 2010 by Ministry of Health & Family Welfare in the name of “Pilot Programme for Prevention of Burn Injuries” (PPPBI) with a total budget of Rs. 29 crore. The programme was initiated in the following three Medical Colleges and six Districts Hospitals:Ÿ Haryana: Post Graduate Institute of Medicals Sciences Rohtak; General Hospital, Gurgaon; Civil Hospital, Panipat. Ÿ Himachal Pradesh: Dr. Rajendra Prasad Medical College, Tanda at Kangra, District Hospital, Hamirpur; Zonal Hospital, Mandi.Ÿ Assam: Guwahati Medical College; District Hospital, Nagaon; District Hospital,

Dhubri. The Goal of PPPBI was to ensure prevention of Burn Injuries, provide timely and adequate treatment in case burn injuries do occur, so as to reduce mortality, complications and ensuing disabilities and to provide effective rehabilitative interventions if disability has set in.2. National Programme for Prevention & Management of Burn Injuries (NPPMBI) - 12th Five Year Plan:

The proposal for continuation of pilot project as full-fledged programme was approved by Empowered Finance Committee (EFC) on 17.05.2013 and subsequently by Cabinet Committee for Economic Affairs (CCEA) on 6th February, 2014, for covering 67 State Government Medical Colleges and 19 District Hospitals during the 12th Five Year Plan. The District Hospital component was undertaken under National Health Mission (NHM).

2.1 ObjectivesŸ To reduce incidence, mortality, morbidity and disability due to Burn InjuriesŸ To improve awareness among the general masses and vulnerable groups especially the women, children,

industrial and hazardous occupational workers.Ÿ To establish adequate infrastructural facility and network for Behavior change communication, burn

management and rehabilitation interventions.Ÿ To carry out Research for assessing behavioral, social and other determinants of Burn Injuries in our country

for effective need based program planning for Burn Injuries, monitoring and subsequent evaluation.

2.2 ComponentsŸ Prevention Programme (IEC)Ÿ TreatmentŸ RehabilitationŸ TrainingŸ Monitoring and EvaluationŸ Research

2.3 Achievements during 12th FYP

Ÿ The list of equipment, manpower and the architectural design of the proposed burn unit/ ward has been finalized in expert group meeting, with technical design specifications supplied by Central Design Bureau.

Ÿ The Practical Handbook/ Manual for Burn Injury Management developed during the 11th FYP has been revised. A chapter on the Standard Treatment Guidelines for Acid attack victims has been incorporated in the practical handbook.

Ÿ Operational Guidelines for the Programme have been finalized and circulated to all States and Uts. Ÿ Screening Committee for Trauma & Burn Programmes has been formed for administrative approval to the

hospitals recommended by the technical experts.

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National Programme for Prevention and Management of Burn Injuries (NPPMBI)


Ÿ 60 Medical Colleges and 17 District Hospitals have been approved by the screening committee for establishing burn units.

Ÿ The Quarterly report format has been finalized and circulated to states.

Ÿ Operational Guidelines for the District Hospital component have been finalized and uploaded on the website of NHM Division.

Ÿ The 6-day practical training of Medical Officers in Burn Injury management for doctors was organized for 5 batches at Safdarjung Hospital and Dr. RML Hospital. Around 50 doctors have been provided the training. Ÿ A two-day workshop was held in collaboration with CDC Atlanta to finalize the burn data registry format.Ÿ Under Information Education and Communication (IEC) activities, the

print IEC material (8 posters/ charts/ pamphlets) has been developed and distributed in states. Audio-visuals are being developed on first aid for acid burns.

The outdoor publicity campaign through external train wrapping was undertaken in 5 trains in the month of April, 2015. A 2 weeks broadcasting campaign has been undertaken.

•A manual on dressing techniques for paramedics has been developed and a pilot training for 25 dressers was undertaken during the WOUNDCON2017.

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Burn registry of India – will be a reality soon


One of the major gaps in the planning and implementation of Injury related prevention strategies is the lack of realistic data on the exact nature and spectrum of injuries coming to our hospitals. There is also lack of actual data on the level of care being offered to these trauma/ injury victims. Most of the Injury related data coming out of India is mortality related data from the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB). There is dire need for establishing a data management system which generates authentic information about the number of Burn injury patients, the pre hospital as well as hospital care available to these patients and the outcome. There is no such arrangement at present either at the national level or at the hospitals level. This causes severe impediment to improve quality of Burn care as well as in policy making.

From the experiences of various workshops and meetings conducted by the MoHFW in the recent past with national and international bodies, it has been recommended that strengthening of Injury Surveillance activities all over the country is needed. To institutionalize the recommendations it is essential to plan and commission a National Injury Surveillance Center, which will act as a national level nodal body for collecting, collating, analyzing and propagating Injury Surveillance activities throughout the country.

The center is currently involved in collecting the injury surveillance data from 27 designated trauma care facilities. It will soon have data input from almost 67 trauma care facilities. The Center will also collate and analyze the data, providing the policy makers with the much needed injury data in order to formulate injury prevention and management strategies. Apart from this, coordination for training in the field of trauma care will also be one of the responsibilities of the centre.

The NISC will soon start collecting data as per the Burn Data Capture format. There was extensive discussion and meeting between the Burn care specialist, public health specialist and epidemiologist. We took lot of input from the global burn registry format prepared by the WHO and finally agreed on Burn data capture format. Presently the centre has finalized the development of software and security audit has been completed. We are identifying nodal officers from each burn care hospital so that training can be given to fill the data capture format. The data collection will be web based and it will be the responsibility of the burn care centre to fill up the data.

The National Injury Surveillance Center has been established in PGIMER & Dr. RML Hospital, New Delhi which is a designated L-I centre under the trauma programme. The Administrative work will be the responsibility of Director and will be assisted by two Dy. directors. Presently Consultant from Plastic surgery, General surgery, Anaesthesia and PSM are looking after the day to day work. The centre as part of capacity building is organizing training program for Medical as well as paramedical personnel such as ATLS and BLS. The centre is collaborating with DGHS to finalize a training module for dressers which is a dire need for every burn care facilities.

The NISC is taking all steps to fulfill the need to have a comprehensive data of all burn care victims in India. The analysis of Data is likely to give us a lot of valuable information. We hope the Policy maker will get enough information to formulate policy in prevention of Burn program as well as strengthening the health care infrastructure in different parts of our country and achieve the desired goal of reduction in burn injury victims.

Dr(Prof) Manoj Kr JhaConsultant, Burn & Plastic surgeryIn charge NISC(Admin & Fin)

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MEMBERS WHO JOINDED NABI AFTER January 2018


Sumit Singhal 208-E Sardarpura UdaipurRafique Soheb Rafique Nursing Home, Alighat BandaGaurav Bhatia H. No. 1F-46 NIT FaridabadBhavya Thakur Valley View Villa, Below Gurdwara Sanjauli ShimlaBharti Tanwar 1193/3, Ragho Majra, Nir Bas PatialaManinder Kaur Mohala Chanchalpurian SeoharaVikas Jain M/S Surinder Kumar, Suresh Kumar, 175 New Anaj Mandi RatiaKaran Bakhshish Singh Karan Hospital & Maternity Home, Near Bus Stand Heon Road BangaVijaylakshmi Pillai Sankaramangalam, Neduparam, Podiyadi PO Tiruvalla, Pathanamthitta TiruvallaNisha Thyagrajan Thengumparambil house, Kanjikuzhy, Ambalakavala PO, Dist Idukki, Near Devi Temple, Mazhuvady Guru Prasad Reddy Gorla V PO Yerragunta, Rapthadu (Mandal) AnatapurAshok Kumar Singh Jail Road, Telkamanjhi Bhagalpur

Madhuri Prakash Manwatkar Near Medicine Complex, Ekori Ward, Chandrapur Chandrapur

Prakash B. Manwatkar Manwatkar Multispciality Hospital, Ekori Ward, Chandrapur Chandrapur

Nikhil Puri Puri Hospital, Railways Road, Sirhind, Distt Fathehgarh Sahib Sirhind

Urmi Dhami House No. 85 Sector 8 R. K. Puram Delhi New Delhi 110022

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Awards and Achievements


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OBITUARY

(PROF.)DR. M. ASHRAF DARZI (13.12.1951 to 22.11.2018)

Dr. M. Ashraf Darzi was a wonderful man that will always be cherished by his

family, friends and all who know him. Born on 13th December, 1951 in Srinagar, he

graduated from GMC, Srinagar in 1974 with many medals and honors to his name for his

outstanding performance in various subjects. He completed his post graduation from the

same college in 1979. Later, he went to pursue MCh course in Plastic Surgery in

PGIMER, Chandigarh where he had the distinction of working under the able guidance of

the Stalwarts of Plastic Surgery- Prof. C. Balakrishnan and Prof. C. P. Sawhney.

Returning back, he started working as a plastic surgeon in SKIMS, Srinagar and established the Department of

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, and became the founder head of the same. Being a great academician with

vision, he started MCh training program in the department in the year 2002. He served as Chairman of Surgery and

allied specialties for a long period and rose to become the Dean Medical Faculty of SKIMS Deemed University.

He was a devoted teacher, a problem solver and always welcoming newer and recent advancements. The first

successful re -implantation of amputated hand was performed under his leadership in 2004. Many of his

publications had got selected under the “Top 100” papers in Indian surgical literature. He had been an active

member of many national and international bodies/ associations like ASI, APSI, NABI, NZAPSI, and International

College of Surgeons, New York Academy of Sciences. He was conferred with the AWARD OF EXCELLENCE by

Shri Ghulam Nabi Azad, former union health minister in April, 2007. He superannuated in December 2013 leaving

behind one of the largest Plastic Surgery Departments to carry on his holy mission .He was not keeping good

health for quite some time and breathed his last on 22nd November, 2018.He is survived by his wife and two sons.

This marks an end of an era. Many lives are touched by his death, especially his family, friends and students, and

will be deeply missed by them all. The values he set in will always remain with us and his legacy will live on through

his students.


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Upcoming Events and Conferences



National Academy of Burns – India

EXECUTIVE MEMBERS

EXECUTIVE MEMBERS

2016– 2019

2017– 2020

TREASURERSECRETARY EDITOR

JOINT SECRETARY JOINT SECRETARY

Dr. Piyush KThayal

Executive Council (2018-19)

PATRON G022LF87 B-90, Swasathya Vihar, Vikas Marg, Delhi 110 092Tel : 011-22519334 (M) : 09811488283E-mail : [email protected]

Dr. J.L. GuptaEXECUTIVE DIRECTORB001 LF74 A-122, Vikaspuri, New Delhi-110018(M) : [email protected]

Dr. S.P. Bajaj

PRESIDENT IMM. PAST PRESIDENT

EXECUTIVE MEMBERS2018– 2021

VICE PRESIDENT

S056 - LF95 - 593 Dr. Subhodh Kumar Singh

G.S.Memorial Plastic Surgery Hospital,B-38/63-4, Brijwas Colony, Mahmoorganj, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh Email [email protected] : 9415201547

T-15 / 1, Second Floor, Khirki Extension, Malviya. Nagar, New Delhi-110017 Tel 9868709660Email [email protected] , [email protected].

T022LF09847

S078 LF 00687

201/6 Sector 1Pushp Vihar, M B RoadSaket, New Delhi 110070Tel : 9968317597Email: [email protected]

Dr. SHARDENDU SHARMA

S044 LF 60Dr A K Singh21, Napier Road ColonyPart-2, Lucknow -226003Phone:[email protected]

V10 LF 04 750Prof.(Dr.) Vinita PuriProf and Head, Dept. of Plastic Surgery, 2nd floor, near ward 16, Gynaec wing, Old building, KEM Hospital,Parel, Mumbai- 400012 Tel: 022-24107040 Email [email protected]

D008 LF 302Seema Rekha DeviRajani Enclave, Flat 3-B, Mother Teresa Rd,Opp. Geetanagar Police Station, Guwahati-781 024, Assam Phone 9864012894 Email [email protected]

B025 LF98 640Prof.(Dr.) Sameek BhattacharyaHony. Secretary NABIRoom Number 321, Admin Block PGI Building, Dept of Burns and Plastic SurgeryDr RML Hospital, Kharak Singh Marg New DelhiMobile: 9868188591Email: [email protected]

K036 LF01 693Prof.(Dr.) Vijay Kumar Dept of Plastic Surgery,KGMU Lucknow1/78 Vishesh Khand, Gomtinagar Lucknow Uttar Pradesh 226010Email.: [email protected]

DR. DURGA KARKIK 049 LF 09 851

C-8, 8534Vasant KunjNew Delhi 110070Tel : 9910649386Email : [email protected]

J021 - LF09 - 828Dr.Jayant Dash701, Satyavadi Enclave, Gayatri Vihar, Near Chandrasekharpur Police StationBhubaneswar, Odisha-751 024Phone 87630-66768E-mail:[email protected], [email protected]

S090 - LF04- 736Dr. Harish Sharma20 & 23, Pocket-4, Bindapur DDA Plots, Block-D, Sector 7, Near C-1 Janakpuri, New Delhi - 110059 Phone : 9968094834E-mail: [email protected]

D020LF01694Dr.Anup Dhir102/66,Silver OakApartments, DLFCity-1, Gurgaon-Pin122022,HaryanaPh:9811011008,9312377554Email: [email protected]

J014 - LF99 - 672Dr. Manoj JhaFlat No 6086/2, Sector D, Pocket 6, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-110070Ph 9810058908Email : [email protected]

G063 - FL2013 - 1047Dr Sanjay Kumar GiriAsst. ProfessorDept Of Burns And Plastic SurgerySijua Aiims Bhubaneswar 751019Tankapanin RoadPlot No 77/717 , Jagannath Colony Lane2Bhubaneswar 751018 OdishaEmail : [email protected]

B047 - LF09 - 859Dr Prasanta K Bhattacharya181, Rubypark East Kolkata-700078, PS Kasba ,Westbengal , India.Contact No.-9831046401Email [email protected]

S099 LF05 776Dr Sachin B JammaSneh Residency(behind Hotel CITY )Murraiipeth, Solapur, MaharashtraMobile : 9850847175Email: [email protected]


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FULL- LIFE (MBBS / MS-General Surgery / MCh- Plastic Surgery / DNB- Plastic Surgery / Psychiatrist)

ASSOCIATE LIFE (Nursing / Physiotherapist / Occupational Therapist / Social Worker / Dietician / Research / Fire Personnel / Others)

- Full Life Member--------------- Rs. 3500/--

- Associate Life Member------- Rs. 1500/--

Date ____________Place _________________ Signature of the applicant

Enclosures: DD/ at par cheque Attested copies of the Degrees mentioned Passport size picture

Completed form with enclosures to be sent at the following address (ONLY by Courier/ Speed post/ Registered post):

Residence:

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PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:

TYPE OF MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED

MEMBERSHIP FEE:

Membership Number

Attested photocopies to be enclosed

Dr Sameek BhattacharyaHony. Secretary NABI

Room Number 321, Administrative Block PGI Building , Department of Burns and Plastic Surgery, Dr RML Hospital, Baba Kharak Singh Marg, New Delhi 110001 Mobile: 9868188591 Email: [email protected]

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