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| 08.00-09.00 AM | REGISTRATION Master of ceremonies: Amrita Chatterjee |
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| 09.00-09.35 AM | SESSION 1 “Dermatology” Neglecta Reality Check on this discounted aspect of Dermatology |
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| 09.00-09.10 AM | Flashback Does it ring a bell? |
Sukesh MS Consultant Dermato-trichologist, Peoples Tree-CITI-Fortis Hospitals, Bengaluru |
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| 09.12-09.22 AM | A Factual Reappraisal The psychological burden of cutaneous disorders |
Deepashri Daulatabad Senior Resident, Dept. of Dermatology & STD,UCMS-GTB Hospital, New Delhi |
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| 09.25-09.35 AM | ZAZEN (‘zazen’, a traditional Japanese word from Zen Buddhism means “seated meditation”) 10 minutes of Relaxing Meditation for All…….. |
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| 09.37-10.05 AM | SESSION 2 The Incognito Axis of Dermatopathogenesis Exploring the Mind-Body-Skin Interface |
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| 09.37-09.50 AM | The Chronicles of Psychodermatology The Cutis, the Cortex and the Cortisol. |
Savita Yadav Assistant Professor Dept. of Dermatology & STD,AIIMS, New Delhi |
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| 09.52-10.05 AM | Brass Tacks of PsychoDerm A Practical Classification of Psychodermatological Disorders |
Brijesh Nair Consultant Dermatologist, Sanjivani Hospital, Kochi |
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| 10.10-10.28 AM | INAUGURATION CHIEF GUEST Dr Naresh Trehan Chairman & Managing Director, MEDANTA The Medicity GUESTS OF HONOR Dr Achal Bhagat Senior Consultant Psychiatrist & Psychotherapist,Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi Dr V Ramesh Professor & Head, Department of Dermatology & STD, VMMC & Safdurjung Hospital, New Delhi |
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| 10.30-10.45 AM | TEA BREAK | ||
| 10.47-11.25 AM | SESSION 3 Unraveling the Nexus DThe Clinical Hem of Dermatology and Psychiatry |
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| 10.47–11.00 AM | Impulse, Obsessions,Delusions and more.. Primary Psychiatric Disorders Revisited |
Vipul Rastogi Associate Consultant Psychiatrist, Medanta:The Medicity, Gurugram |
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| 11.02–11.12 AM | Mind over Skin Understanding the impact of stress over pre-existing Dermatoses |
Sakshi Srivastava Senior Consultant Dermatologist, Jaypee Hospital, Noida |
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| 11.15-11.25 AM | Skin over Mind Dermatoses with significant psychological impact |
Pallavi Ailawadi Senior Resident Dept. of Dermatology, MAMC-LN Hospital |
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| 11.30-11.45 PM | SESSION 4 Secrets Revealed…… From the Psychiatrists to Dermatologis KEYNOTE LECTURE Psychiatric Evaluation made Simple Tips, tricks and Scales for pronto patient evaluation Jyoti Kapoor Madan Senior Consultant Psychiatrist & Psychotherapist, Paras Hospital, Gurugram |
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| 11.47-12.05 PM | AND THE AWARD GOES TO……. The  Innovation Award
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| 12.10-12.35 PM | SESSION 5 The Inter-specialty Polemy (Debate) Dermatologists are well-equipped to handle PsD patients alone! For: Brijesh Nair Against: Jyoti Kapoor Madan Referees: Achal Bhagat, SN Bhattacharya |
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| 12.37-01. 15 PM | SESSION 6 Looking thru the Psychiatrist’s Lens Evaluation and treatment made simple….. |
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| 12.37-12.47 PM | Nocebo Effect in Dermatology Identifying and mitigating the therapeutic barrier |
Sidharth Sonthalia Medical Director & Senior Consultant Dermatologist, Skinnocence, Gurugram |
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| 12.48-12.58 PM | Dermatologist’s dilemma When do I let my baby go and to whom? |
Sheilly Kapoor Senior Consultant Dermatologist, Medanta, Gurugram |
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| 01.00-01.10 PM | Therapeutic Prelude Improvising methodology of Dermatological treatments |
Sonali Langar Senior Consultant Dermatologist, Apollo Hospital, Noida |
01.10-01.37 PM | SESSION 7 Psychopharmacology – The Essentials To Know! A Review for Dermatologists |
| 01.10-01.23 PM | Psychopharmacology An Introductory course for dermatologists |
Saurabh Mehrotra Senior Consultant Psychiatrist, Medanta:The Medicity, Gurugram |
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| 01.25-01.38 PM | Do’s & Dont’s Dermatotherapeutics & Psychopharmacology |
KK Sharma Professor Emeritus, Pharmacology, Sharda Univ., Noida & Former HOD of Pharmacology and Principal, UCMS-GTBH, New Delhi |
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| 01.45-02.25 PM | LUNCH BREAK | ||
| 02.30-02.43 PM | SESSION 8 Psychotherapy Basics for Dermatologists |
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| Non-pharmacological Intervention for Dermatologists Biofeedback, Habit Reversal and others |
Preeti Singh Senior Clinical Psychologist & Psychotherapist, Paras Hospital, Gurugram |
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| 02.45-03.15 PM | SESSION 9 When the going gets really tough… Seeking Solutions to Challenging Scenarios |
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| 02.45-02.52 PM | STIs, HIV and Mental health Dermatology Inquisitor Ramanjit Singh Senior Consultant Dermatologist, Medanta, Gurugram |
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| 02.53-03.00 PM | Cryptic skin lesions in a child – Signs of an actual Dermatosis or inflicted Abuse Dermatology Inquisitor Bincy Varghese Consultant Dermatologist, Miracles Mediclinic, Gurugram |
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| 03.00-03.12 PM | Psychiatric Pedagogue Achal Bhagat Senior Consultant Psychiatrist & Psychotherapist, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi & Chairperson of “Saarthak” (Saarthak is a very well known South Asian Volunteer group that advocates for the rights of people living with mental illness) |
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| 03.15-03.40 PM | Council of Experts Vibhu Mendiratta Professor of Dermatology, LHMC-SK Hospital, New Delhi Achal Bhagat Senior Consultant Psychiatrist, Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi Specialist & Representative from PRAYAS Juvenile Aid Centre (JAC) Society Moderators Jyoti Kapoor Madan & Soni Nanda Sr. Consultant Dermatologist, Skin & Smile Clinic, New Delhi |
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03.45 PM to 05.00 PM
ROLE PLAY SIMULATION WORKSHOP
MODERATORS
Brijesh Nair, Jyoti Kapoor Madan, Sidharth Sonthalia, Sachin Dhawan
COUNCIL OF EXPERTS
Achal Bhagat, Jyoti Kapoor Madan, SN Bhattacharya, Saurabh Mehrotra,
Sheilly Kapoor, Sidharth Sonthalia, Vipul Rastogi
ROLE PLAY SIMULATION
- In this workshop, 4-5 real-life clinical situations will be created on stage for the delegates in a pre-scripted manner, and volunteer delegates will be invited to attempt and counsel the ‘mock’ patients, who will be trained and rehearsed theatre artists.
- The volunteer delegate dermatologists will face a tough patient scenario and would have to handle and counsel the mock patient to the best of his/her ability.
- After the role play finishes (timed: – 10-15 minutes per patient), an EXPERT PANEL of Senior Psychiatrists and Dermatologists proficient in psychodermatology will then point out the errors or lacunae in the management of the difficult patient and display the IDEAL way of dealing in such a tricky clinical situation.
This model of learning will be used for the first time in the history of Indian Dermatology!