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TIMA News LetterOctober 2018 03

Yours in IMA Service

Beloved seniors and Colleagues,

Greetings from IMA TNSB State Office.Last two months were the critical months forIMA TNSB, as we had come across theshocking revelation of huge financialirregularities. With the hectic efforts of theInvestigation Team along with auditors, policeand enforcement directorate we could quantifythe loss, identify the culprit and steps are takento recover it from the person. The concernedscheme officers under whose period theseirregularities had taken place have beentemporarily relieved from their official posts tillthe investigation is completed. In continuationnow the investigation team is authorized toaudit all the accounts since the inception ofIMA TNSB FSS, PPLSSS and CGP HQaccounts.

IMA TNSB FSS started in 2004 with theobjective to help the deceased families by thevoluntary contribution of Rs. 200 per death.We have assisted 600 families to the tune of80 crore rupees in the last 14 years. In theyear 2013 April to 2015 April, the irregularitieshave taken place.. However continually till datewe have paid the fraternity contribution of 17lakhs to the deceased families. In this yearalready 59 deaths occurred and all are paidand we have funds to pay for another 10 deathsin this year. Our state council has decided toincrease the fraternity contribution to the familyto 18 lakhs from January 2019. As on date wehave 17 crores as FD in FSS I.

FSS II started on December 2017,has2750 members now and deceased family willget Rs 8,25,000/- and we are confident thenumber will add on and 10 lakhs fraternitycontribution will be reached before the end ofthis year. It is resolved to appoint regularqualified auditors for scrutinizing the day today accounts, and a dynamic website is createdwhere every member can view their financialstatus.

I wholeheartedly welcome new membersto come for leadership role in IMA. Seniorswill be there to support and hand hold. It isresolved after State President ship no one willoccupy any constitutional position of state IMAor schemes including District coordinators ofthe scheme. Past State Presidents shall be

the invited members to the schememanagement committees.

Minimum wages Act 2018 is though keptin abeyance we are continuing our lobbying toconvince the Government to constitute acommittee to revise the G.O. if it fails, we willhave no option other than to fight it in thecourt.

Clinical Establishment Act implementation,the Government has assured other than whatis stipulated in the act(the pollution controlboard certificates )no other certificates will berequired to submit along with the application.If any district official refuses to accept pleaseinform. Pollution control board certificate is onthe process also you can apply. Ensure all ourclinics and hospitals are registered in due time.

Ayushman Bharath scheme has beenincorporated with the CM health insurancescheme.. We have submitted our costing studyreport to the Government and requesting theGovernment to enroll all willing hospitals to beempanelled and the tariff is fixed in consultationwith the stake holders. We will conduct a brainstorming session on this issue in Coimbatoreshortly to finalize our stands and future actionsin this issue.

End TB is the priority concern of IMA andIMA HQ had signed an MoU with the centralhealth ministry to update our members on thisissue. In our state, every district we will havean End TB training programme. Ensure allthe TB patients are notified and all patientsreceive full course of appropriate Medication.

Our paramedical courses are gettingmuch demands from the students. The wing isactively preparing the text books for all courses.This year onwards all our students will begetting the text books.

Central IMA Election is on. All centralcouncil members will be eligible to vote. Kindlycast your votes and send by post in due time.Our central working committee meeting will beon Nov 17th and 18th at Indore and I request allCWC members to participate.

IMA TNSB started and functioning since1940, was registered as a society in the currentformat in 2003 in Salem by the then SecretaryDr. T.S. Ranganathan. However in 2011 whenI was serving as State Secretary I found out

2003 onwards till then IT returns were notfiled. Hence in 2011, I filed entire IT returns for8 years and also transferred the official addressof IMA TNSB to our HQ address in Chennaijurisdiction and filed the IT returns upto 2013-14. As on date, up to date IT returns are filedin the same number 208/2013.We are in theprocess of getting 12 A registrations for oursociety.

PPLSSS is a prestigious scheme of IMAstarted in the year 1998 and PPLSSS sinceinception paying income tax. FSS our SocialSecurity Scheme started in 2004, registeredas trust since 2016 and IT returns are filedupto date.

Schemes are functioning as separateTrust with administrative control by the electedOffice Bearers of the schemes and income taxare paid separately and PANCARD receivedfor PPLSSS, HPS, FBS, and FSS I, FSS11separately.

Every local branch are constituted onlyafter the approval of National IMA as branchunder State IMA. However many branchesare having separate trusts to govern theirproperties and building. If the buildings andproperties of branches are registered underIMA TNSB, it will be under the control of nationalIMA only.

Any member interested in the affairs ofIMA can contribute their inputs at any time andno need for any permission for that. Howeversending a panic message as IMA is going tobe dissolved or funds are going to be absolvedby the Government are only with unsolicitedintention. IMA HQ is started in 1928 and IMATNSB in 1940 and till now it is functioning withdemocratic manner and all our FD’s andproperties are coming under IT review.

The state conference will be inKumbakonam. This Mahamaham TIMACONwill be a unique one and I request all our IMAmembers to come and participate and upholdthe incoming President Dr. S. Kanaga-sabapathy and his team. Looking forward tomeet you all in Kumbakonam.

Prof. Dr. J.A. Jayalal

Dr. B. SRIDHAR, Hony. State Secretary, IMA TNSBIMA Tamilnadu State Hqrs, Doctors Colony, Via - Bharthi Nagar, First Main Road,

Off. Mudichur Road, Tambaram (W), Chennai - 600 045.Cell : 908 718 0123 [email protected]

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Address for Correspondence:

04TIMA News LetterOctober 2018

Dr. B. SridharCell: 9443326427

[email protected]

Dear office bearers and reverred leadersof IMA TNSB Greetings from IMA stateoffice.

It gives me great pleasure in writing thisletter as your state secretary. Lot of things arehappening around us. Last month was spent onthe activities of the special InvestigationsCommittee. The state office extended all possiblehelp to the committee headed by our presidentelects Dr. S. Kanagasabapathy and Dr. C. N.Raja. We have approached the police and lodgeda FIR against the main accused with evidenceof bank statements; filed a case in the court oflaw and opposed her bail applications more thanone occasion. We have approached theEnforcement Directorate for attachment of theproperty of the accused. We have managed toget our accounts audited by more than 4 auditors.

We are hopeful of a successful outcome.Meanwhile we had a special extra ordinary statecouncil meeting in Madurai on 23rd Septemberto discuss misappropriation of funds in FSS. Themeeting saw emotions running out of control andthe meeting had to be adjourned by our statePresident.

Lot of preparations went into the Andamantrip which combined tour with work.

MCM meeting of PPLSS FSS and NHBwere planned along with our state councilmeeting .

MCM meeting of PPLSS and FSS were heldon 5th & 6th and that of NHB was combinedwith the state council meeting on 7th.

The state council meeting was conductedamidst heavy rains and a packed house. Thearguments were healthy, decorum maintainedand we had useful discussion. Hopefull ofrecovering the FSS money the members werereassured by the chairman of the specialInvestigations Committee. FSS office bearerswent one step ahead and announced an increaseof the solatium from Rs 17 lakhs to Rs 18 lakhsand also unveiled a website with paymentoptions.

I am confident that we will come out of allthe difficulties with flying colours and re-establishourselves as a strong organisation with all thenegatives cleared and the confidence of themembers restored. Long live IMA.

Dr. S. PALANIVEL RAJAN (9840630770 [email protected])


Cell: 9443130399 [email protected]

Warm greetings,

Respected seniors and Dear colleagues,

I thank all our members for their active participation in the state council meeting successfullyheld at Andaman.

IMA TNSB is handling the fund misappropriation issue in the best possible legal means, sothat no one can escape from it. Again i want to Reiterate that, all the wings and schemes of IMATNSB are doing well, especially FSS. As always told UNITY is the need of the hour and everfor IMA to face the problems, whatever it may be.

LONG LIVE IMA.

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Dear Colleagues,Kindly send your

completed Branchactivity report and

individual awardnomination to reach our office

on or before 31-10-2018 ashard copy (no e.mails).

Kindly note the point system for each activity andsend your final proposal. However the marks arebased on the report you have send monthly.

Activities by an individual member (from smallbranch upto 100 members)

5. Dr. (Mrs.) BhanumathiMuruganathan Award forTamil Excellence in Medical Publication / Articles/ Oration Etc.

6. Dr. S. Damodaran Award for Medical orientedservice by an individual.

7. Dr. G. Viswanathan Award for seniors in service.8. Dr. A. Rajasekaran Eye Donation Award9. Dr. A. Zameer Pasha Award for individual

Contribution for Tamilnadu IMA.10. Dr. Abdul Munaf Best Writer Award.

S.No. ORATION NAME TOPIC IN

1. Dr.IbraheemBhyleem Oration Preventable Disease

2. Dr.Gunasundari Bose Oration Maternity / Child Health

3. Dr. S.A. Rajarathnam Oration Surgical Gastro Enteriology

4. Dr.HajaJanab B.A. Shukton Oration Family Medicine

5. Dr. A.S. Azeem Memorial PPLSSS Oration PPLSSS

6. Dr.PadmanurRamarao Oration Surgery

7. Dr.ChetpetBalakrishnanBaskaran Oration Ophthalmic

8. Dr. M. Suriyakanti Memorial Oration General Practice / Rural Health Care

9. Dr. S. Arul Rhaj Oration Life Style Disease

10. Dr.Thirugnanam Oration Oncology

11. Dr.Navamani Chandra Bose Oration Women Health

12. Dr. V. Varadharajan - IMA NHB Oration Hospital related topic

13. Dr.Jayaseelan Mathias Oration for MS., PG Students

14. Dr. A. Muruganathan Oration for MD., PG Students

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

1. Dr.Bhandary Award for a person who hascompleted 25 years of Medical Practice in RuralArea

2. Dr. P.K. Kesavan Rolling Shield for Tamil Workin Medicine.

3. Dr T. Kumaraguru Award for CommunityServices by an individual member.

4. Dr. A. Muruganathan Award for Community


SPECIAL AWARDS

11. Appreciation Award for Journal for a MajorBranch.

12. Appreciation Award for Journal for MediumBranch.

13. Dr. R.M. Krishnan Award for Best BranchJournal.

14. Dr. M. Balasubramanian Award for Best NewsBulletin.

15. Dr. V.N. Rajasekaran Rolling Trophy for the BestBranch outstanding performance in ExtraCurricular Activities.

16. Dr. V.T.D. Kumarasamy Award for Fine Arts.

17. Dr. S. Arul Rhaj Award for the Best CGP - CMEProgramme.

18. Dr. S. Arul Rhaj Award for the Best AMS - CMEProgramme.

19. Dr. K. Thangavelan Award for Best AMS BranchChapter.

20. Grandix Award for Best CME Programme in SemiUrban & Rural Branches.

21. Dr. T. Sadagopan Award for Best Branch OverallPerformance.

22. Tambaram Branch Award for the State VicePresident who visited maximum numberbranches.

23. Dr. M. Mani Elango Award for conductingmedical camps at rural areas.

24. Dr. B.R. Ramasubramanian Award for CentralCouncil Member who attended maximum numberof Central Council Meeting.

25. Dr. B.R. Ramasubramanian Award for a memberwho attended maximum number of State CouncilMeeting in the past 3 years.

26. Dr. R. Gunasekaran Award for an office bearerwho has done exceptional work in theassociation year.

27. Dr. R. Gunasekaran Award for Local BranchTreasurer who has maintained accounts andsubmitted in the association year.

28. Dr. K.M. AbulHasan Award for the best branchfor conducting Cancer Awareness Programme.

29. Dr. M. Amanullah Individual Award for bestAsst. Director of Studies in CGP.

30. Dr. K. Prakasam Award for Best Branch in CrisisManagement Activities.

31. Dr. J.A. Jayalal Award for overall best branchoffice bearers.

32. Dr. K. Vijayakumar Award for best branch inQuackery Eradication Activities.

33. Past President Dr. N. Mohandas Award forFamily Security Scheme.

34. Dr. C.N. Raja Award for Organ / Body DonationActivities.

35. Erode Dr. S.S. Sukumar Rolling Trophy to theBranch for Maximum Units of Blood Collectedby a Branch (1st Place, 2nd Place & 3rd Place)

36. Erode Dr. S.S. Sukumar Rolling Trophy to theBranch for conducting Maximum No of campsby a branch (1st Place, 2nd Place & 3rd Place)

37. Erode Dr. S.S. Sukumar Rolling Trophy to theBranch for Maximum No. of IMA membersdonating blood in a branch. (1st Place, 2nd Place& 3rd Place)

ENROLMENTS AWARDS

38. Dr.Jayaseelan Mathias Rolling Cup for a LocalBranch High New Enrolments.

39. Dr. M.S. Ashraf Award for an Individual BranchHighest New Enrolments in Group II & GroupIII

40. Dr. E. Sivakumar Vellore Award for an individualbranch for enrolling more life member from GroupVI and Group VII

41. Dr. B.R. Ramasubramanian Award for maximumpoint for enrolment for new life & annualmembers (Current years + previous 2 year’senrolment 2 point for NLM & 1 point NAM)

42. Dr. R. Sivashanmugam Award for a BranchHighest PPLSSS New Enrolments

43. Dr. B.R. Ramasubramanian Award for Branchwho have enrolled maximum IMA FSS NewMembers

44. Dr. B.R. Ramasubramanian Award for Branchwho have enrolled maximum IMA AMS NewMembers

45. Dr. B.R. Ramasubramanian Award for Individualmember for maximum enrolment in IMA FSS

46. Dr. B.R. Ramasubramanian Award for Individualmember for maximum enrolment in IMA AMS


BRANCH AWARDS

GROUP I – (Membership 1201 and above)

47. Dr.Jayaramachandran Roll Cup for Branch

48. Dr. N.S. Chandrabose Award for Branch

49. Dr. K. Janakiraman Award for President

50. Dr. J. Ranganathan Award for Secretary

51. Group I – Best Branch Runner

52. Group I – Branch President Runner

53. Group I – Branch Secretary Runner

GROUP II – (Membership 801 – 1200)

54. Dr. S.S. Sukumar Rolling Cup for Best Branch

55. Dr. S.S. Sukumar Rolling Shield for the President

56. Dr. S.S. Sukumar Rolling Shield for the Secretary

57. Group II – Best Branch Runner

58. Group II – Branch President Runner

59. Group II – Branch Secretary Runner

GROUP III – (Membership 501 – 800)

60. Dr. C.N. Raja Rolling Cup for Best Branch

61. Dr. C.N. Raja Award for Branch President

62. Dr. C.N. Raja Award for Branch Secretary

63. Group III – Best Branch Runner

64. Group III – Branch President Runner

65. Group III – Branch Secretary Runner

GROUP IV – (Membership 301 – 500)

66. Dr. J. Sugavanam Rolling Cup for Branch

67. Dr. K. Janakiraman Award for Branch

68. Dr. S. Arul Rhaj Award for Branch President

69. Dr. K. Vijayakumar Award for Branch Secretary

70. Group IV – Best Branch Runner

71. Group IV – Branch President Runner

72. Group IV – Branch Secretary Runner

GROUP V – (Membership 201 – 300)

73. Dr. P.A. Sivakumar Rolling Cup for Branch

74. Dr. M.S. Ashraf Award for Branch President

75. Dr. S.S. Sukumar Award for Branch Secretary

76. Group V – Best Branch Runner

77. Group V – Branch President Runner

78. Group V – Branch Secretary Runner

GROUP VI – (Membership 101 – 200)

79. Dr. V.N. Rajasekaran Rolling Shield for Branch

80. Dr. S. Sampath Award for Branch President

81. Dr. D. Mohanraj Award for Branch Secretary

82. Group VI – Best Branch Runner

83. Group VI – Branch President Runner

84. Group VI – Branch Secretary Runner

GROUP VII – (Membership 61 – 100)

85. Dr. P.K. Kesavan Award for Branch

86. Dr. S. Ramadas Award for Branch President

87. Dr. P. MannarMannan Award for BranchSecretary

88. Group VII – Best Branch Runner

89. Group VII – Branch President Runner

90. Group VII – Branch Secretary Runner

GROUP VIII – (Membership 61 – 100)

91. Dr. J.G. Shanmuganathan Award for Branch

92. Dr. R. Gunasekaran Award for Branch President

93. Dr. C. Ganesan Award for Branch Secretary

94. Group VIII – Best Branch Runner

95. Group VIII – Branch President Runner

96. Group VIII – Branch Secretary Runner �

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World Osteoporosis Day (WOD), markedon October 20 each year, is a year-long

campaign dedicated to raising global awarenessof the prevention, diagnosis and treatment ofosteoporosis and metabolic bone disease. It aimsto put bone, muscle and joint health on the globalhealth agenda and reaches out to health-careprofessionals (HCPs), the media, policy makersand the public at large. The global campaign hasbeen organized by the International OsteoporosisFoundation (IOF) since 1997, and focuses on aspecific theme each year. IOF develops thecampaign strategy, messaging and toolkitmaterial, which is then rolled out through its over230 member organizations - comprised ofnational osteoporosis patient, medical andresearch societies - in more than 95 countries.

Why is World Osteoporosis Day soimportant?

WOD is a key date in the bone, muscle andjoint community agenda. It’s an occasion whenpeople around the globe unite to put the spotlighton the immense burden caused by osteoporosisand other musculoskeletal diseases, and theactions that can be taken to prevent and treatthem. HCPs, medical authorities, individuals andpolicy makers all have a role to play in helpingto reduce the disease burden. Campaign toolkitThis toolkit provides resources and outlines theactions that can be taken by each stakeholderinvolved in the global fight against osteoporosis.WOD is an opportunity to coordinate global andlocal efforts, and to work together to make asmuch noise as possible on and around October20. By uniting in our efforts, we can help makebone, muscle and joint diseases a worldwidehealth priority issue. We encourage you to take

the WOD material, translate it where necessaryand disseminate it through your networks.

Quick osteoporosis facts

1. Over 200 million people worldwide areaffected.

2. Approximately one in three women and onein five men over the age of 50 will break abone due to osteoporosis.

3. An osteoporotic fracture occurs every threeseconds.

4. A prior fracture is associated with an 86%increased risk of any fracture.

5. Hip fractures cause the greatest morbiditywith reported mortality rates up to 20-24%in the first year after a hip fracture.

6. Hip fractures can cause loss of function andindependence with: 40% unable to walkindependently; 60% requiring assistance ayear later; 33% being totally dependent onor in a nursing home in the year following ahip fracture.

7. In the European Union alone the cost offragility fractures is in excess of •37 billioneach year and will increase by 25% in 2025.

8. The majority of fragility fracture patients areneither assessed, nor treated by theirhealthcare system hence there is failure to‘Capture the Fracture’ and reduce risk.

9. Urbanization and ageing populations aredriving rapid increases in the osteoporosisdisease burden.

10. By 2050, the worldwide incidence of hipfracture in men is projected to increase by310% in men and 240% in women.


WOD 2015 focuses on the importance ofadopting a bone-healthy diet through a person’slifetime to optimize bone strength. It conveysthe message that the first step in osteoporosisprevention begins in youth, when nutrition canhelp to maximize our bone-building potential,and continues throughout life as we strive tomaintain strong bones at older age. Whilst thiscampaign focuses on nutrition, nothing worksin isolation and there are other modifiable riskfactors that can put people at risk if notadequately managed, including sedentarylifestyle, smoking and alcohol use. A holisticapproach to osteoporosis prevention andmanagement is key and it is important thatpeople gain an indepth understanding of theirindividual risk factors in order to better controlthem. Poor nutrition is one of these critical riskfactors, which is why the WOD 2015 campaigntagline urges us to ‘Serve up bone strength’.

What role does food and nutrition play inosteoporosis prevention? They say you arewhat you eat – and that’s very true for yourbones too. Bones are formed of living tissuethat undergo a process of constant renewal

throughout life. They need the right nutrientsto stay strong and healthy with a balanced diet,containing enough calcium, vitamin D andprotein – as well as other micronutrients (e.g.,vitamin K, magnesium, zinc, carotenoids) – toreduce the risk of osteoporosis. The size andamount of bone contained in the skeletonchanges significantly throughout life. Likewise,as we age, the specific nutritional needs of ourskeleton change too. Osteoporosis has beendefined as ‘a paediatric disease with geriatricconsequences’, emphasizing that bone healthstarts to be shaped very early in life, in fact asearly as within the womb. Poor nutritional statusof the mother without adequate calcium andvitamin D intake can impact on the optimalgrowth of the baby’s skeleton. It has beenassociated with reduced adult bone mineralcontent at peak bone mass and in later life, aswell as increased risk of hip fracture. Beyondthis childhood and adolescence is a critical timefor bone building as it is during this period thatboth the size and strength of our bones increasessignificantly. Approximately half of our bonemass is accumulated during adolescence, with


a quarter being built up during the two-yearperiod of fastest growth. This process continuesuntil the mid-20s when peak bone mass isgenerally achieved (the maximum amount of bonethat can be achieved during skeletal growth).Although genetics will determine up to 80% ofthe variability in individual peak bone mass,factors such as nutritional intake and physicalactivity will help a child achieve optimal bonestrength. This is beneficial in late adulthood asthere is more bone in reserve from which to draw;unlike in their younger years adults cannot replacebone tissue as quickly as they lose it. It is believedthat a 10% increase in peak bone mineral density(BMD) – one measure of bone strength – coulddelay the development of osteoporosis by 13years.

Campaign objectives

� Educate people on the importance of bone-healthy nutrition through their life so that:

free of painful and often debilitatingosteoporotic fractures, whichcan lead toearly death

Key messages

� Building strong bones starts early in life andhealthy nutrition is a key ingredient in helpingto achieve peak bone mass, and maintainingit throughout life

� Calcium, vitamin D and protein are the majornutrients that help to optimize bone health,with recommended daily allowances varyingthroughout life

� Adequate intake of the right nutrientscontributes to bone health at all ages, and isa first step in osteoporosis prevention. Forpeople who already have osteoporosis, bone-healthy nutrition should form part of theirtreatment and rehabilitation programme

� Controlling osteoporosis risk factors andcomplying with treatment regimens whereprescribed, can ensure people live mobile,independent, fracture-free lives for longer

� WOD takes place on October 20 annually.It is the largest global awareness campaignon osteoporosis and unites IOF members,partners, supporters and bone healthadvocates in the global fight against bone,muscle and joint diseases.

� Inform individuals if they take charge of theirbone health at all ages they can optimize theirchances of living independent, mobile lives, �


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A two-year timeframe hasbeen chosen to best align theWorld Diabetes Day campaignto the current IDF strategic planand facilitate planning,development, promotion andparticipation.

Materials and actions thatIDF will develop over the twoyears of the campaign will aimto raise awareness of theimpact that diabetes has on thefamily and support network ofthose affected; and promotethe role of the family in themanagement, care, preventionand education of diabetes.

Over 425 million peopleare currently living withdiabetes. Most of these casesare type 2 diabetes, which islargely preventable throughregular physical activity, ahealthy and balanced diet, andthe promotion of healthy livingenvironments. Families have akey role to play in addressingthe modifiable risk factors fortype 2 diabetes and must beprovided with the education,resources and environments tolive a healthy lifestyle.

The International Diabetes Federation has announced that the theme for World Diabetes

Day 2018 and 2019 is The Family and Diabetes.

1 in 2 people currentlyliving with diabetes isundiagnosed. Early diagnosisand treatment are key toprevent the complications ofdiabetes and achieve healthyoutcomes. All families arepotentially affected by diabetesand so awareness of the signs,symptoms and risk factors ofdiabetes are vital to help detectit early.

Diabetes can drivefamilies into poverty.Managing diabetes effectivelyrequires daily treatment, regularmonitoring, a healthy diet andlifestyle and ongoing education.In many countries, the cost ofinsulin injection and dailymonitoring alone can consumehalf of a family’s averagedisposable income, and regularand affordable access toessential diabetes medicines are

out of reach for too many.Improving access to affordablediabetes medicines and care istherefore urgent to avoidincreased costs for theindividual and family, whichimpact on health outcomes.

Less than 1 in 4 familymembers have access todiabetes educationprogrammes. Family supportin diabetes care has beenshown to have a substantialeffect in improving healthoutcomes for people withdiabetes. It is thereforeimportant that ongoing diabetesself-management educationand support be accessible to allpeople with diabetes and theirfamilies to reduce the emotionalimpact of the disease that canresult in a negative quality oflife.

IDF will begin releasingcampaign messages, materialsand promotional actions forWorld Diabetes Day 2018-19in April to help the diabetes andwider community prepare forawareness activities throughoutthe month of November.


During World Antibiotic Awareness week,12-18 November 2018, WHO and partners

will reach out to the general public, healthprofessionals, governments, farmers,veterinarians, the food and feed industry andothers via a social media campaign usinginfographics, quizzes, and success stories toraise awareness of the need to act on antibioticresistance and what kinds of steps we can take.

In the lead-up to World Antibiotic AwarenessWeek, the Food and Agriculture Organizationof the United Nations (FAO), the World HealthOrganization (WHO) and the WorldOrganisation for Animal Health (OIE) aretogether calling for responsible use of antibioticsin humans and animals to reduce the emergenceof antibiotic resistance.

Antibiotic resistance is rising to dangerouslyhigh levels in all parts of the world andthreatening our ability to treat commoninfectious diseases. Infections affecting people– including pneumonia, tuberculosis, bloodpoisoning and gonorrhoea – and animals alikeare becoming harder, and sometimesimpossible, to treat as antibiotics become lesseffective.

Antibiotics are often overprescribed byphysicians and veterinarians and overused bythe public. Where they can be bought forhuman or animal use without a prescription,the emergence and spread of resistance is madeworse. Examples of misuse include taking

antibiotics for viral infections like colds and flu,and using them as animal growth promoters onfarms or in aquaculture.

To tackle these problems, WHO, FAO and OIEare leveraging their expertise and workingtogether in a ‘One Health’ approach to promotebest practices to reduce the emergence andspread of antibiotic-resistant microbes in bothhumans and animals.

“Antibiotic resistance is a global crisis that wecannot ignore,” says Dr Tedros AdhanomGhebreyesus, Director-General of WHO. “If wedon’t tackle this threat with strong, coordinatedaction, antimicrobial resistance will take us backto a time when people feared common infectionsand risked their lives from minor surgery."

“The overuse of antimicrobials blunts theireffectiveness, and we must reduce their misusein food systems,” says José Graziano da Silva,Director-General of FAO. “Antimicrobialveterinary medicines are a crucial tool for animalhealth and welfare and safe food production,but they are by no means the only tool.”

“Like in human health, veterinary medicine hastremendously progressed thanks to antibiotics.Preserving their efficacy and availability throughtheir responsible use associated with goodhusbandry and prevention practices, is thereforeessential to preserve animal health and welfare,”highlights Dr Monique Eloit, Director-Generalof OIE. �


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with Royal College of GP, UK (Part I and Part II) Exam fees extra Centre - Chennai2. Post Graduate Diploma in Emergency Medicine 1,30,000 Dr. Narendranath Jena

(PGDEM) in association with George Washington Centre - Madurai & Chennai

University (USA) & IIEMS (USA)3. Sydney Child Health Program Course (SCHP) in 50000 Dr. J. Ganesh, Chennai

association with Sydney University, Australia

B. FELLOWSHIP CERTIFICATE COURSES – AFFILIATED TO MARTIN LUTHER CHRISTIANUNIVERSITY, SHILLONG & ACCREDITATED BY TAMILNADU MEDICAL COUNCILSl.No. Course Course Fee Rs. Course Coordinator1. Diploma in Family Medicine (DFM) 30000 Dr. R. Ramesh, Lalgudi2. FCGP Exam Course 100003. Hony. FCGP 10000

C. ONLINE COURSESSl. No. Course Course Fee Rs. Service Tax1. Diploma in Family Medicine 139150 Inclusive of ST2. Fellowship in Family Medicine 62837 Inclusive of ST3. Fellowship in Diabetes Mellitus 62837 Inclusive of ST4. Fellowship in Primary Care Cardiology 62837 Inclusive of ST5. Fellowship in Primary Care Pediatrics 62837 Inclusive of ST6. Advanced Diploma in Hospital Management 48000 Inclusive of ST7. Certificate in Genetic Counseling 38000 Inclusive of ST8. Certificate in Primary Care Radiology 32500 Inclusive of ST9. NABH Accreditation for Hospitals 10000 Inclusive of ST

(1). For A & B - Fees to be paid by Cheque / DD in favour of “IMA CGP HQRS” Payable at Chennai(2). Candidates should be Member of IMA and IMA CGP.

(3). Service Tax and Convocation Fees Extra.(4). Courses commence from APRIL.

(5). Hands-on training with Clinical Rotation for all Courses.

Filled-in Application form along with enclosures should be forwarded toDr. R. Gunasekaran, Hony. Secretary, IMA CGP HQ

IMA TNSB HQ Building, Doctors Colony,Via Bharathi Nagar 1st Main Road,Off. Mudichur Road,

Tambaram, Chennai – 600 045.Phone & Whatsapp : 94883 49178. Email.: [email protected];

www.imacgpindia.com


IMA Nursing Home Board

Dr. R. AnburajanTreasurer, IMA NHB

94426 12138

[email protected]

Dr. S. Karthik PrabuSecretary, IMA NHB

94432 56147

[email protected]

Dear Colleagues, Greetings!RECOMMENDATIONS BASEDON THE BRAINSTORMINGSESSION OF NHB IMA TNSB ATCOIMBATORE ON 9/9/18 FORSUBMISSION THROUGH THEHEALTH SECRETARY INRESPONSE TO THE OUTCOMEOF THE MEETING ON 29/08/18AT SECRETERIAT AFTERSEEING THE RECOMMEND-ATION OF THE PETITIONER.1. All norms should only have

prospective binding. Hospitalsbuilt before the date of ordercan have adequate Fire fightinginfrastructure & training to getlicense.

2. Hospital buildings with lessthan G+2 should be exemptedfrom requirement of ramp. Forbuildings more than G+2 ifOperation theatre and IntensiveCare Unit can be shifted to 1st

floor they can be considered forrelaxation of requirement oframp. The width of the ramp canbe 1.5m with prospective effectand less than 1.5m alsoretrospectively if required so asto have comfortable movementof stretcher. The gradient of theramp could be a min 1:6 andmore. The ramp should haveproper side railings preferablyon both sides for safety.Prefabricated/steel ramps alsocan be considered withadequate anti-skid heat

resistant flooring whereversuitable.

3. Hospital terrace can be allowedto be used for dinning, laundry,restrooms, teaching rooms,staff rooms, attenders waitingarea, etc.

4. Existing hospitals should notbe intimidated unnecessarilyfor creation of new rampstructure/unnecessary firesafety equipments as itinvolves huge capital andwould translate higher bills forthe patients. It should only beneed based with necessaryequipments.

5. All hospitals should displaythe fire exit plan for safety.

6. The Department of Fire &Rescue Services (DFRS)should be an advisory body.They can suggest remedialmeasures and suitable actioncan be suggested through theHonourable Health Secretary.

7. IMA Nursing Home Board cantake the responsibility toperiodically train its members &staffs on handling fire fightingequipments & mock drills canalso be conducted. Eveneducational videos if given bythe Department of Fire &Rescue Services (DFRS) can bescreened by all branches ofIMA to train Doctors &Paramedical staffs.

8. The fire safety license which isrenewed every year can be

extended for a period of 3 yearsand the license renewed oncein 3 years.

These suggestions are givenbearing in mind that hospitals arefacing very difficult times.� On 01/10/2018 we met the new

Labour Secretary and upraisedhim about the proceedings tillthe previous Secretary’s tenure.We had lot of discussions andthe outcome will becommunicated shortly aftersome more deliberations.

� It was decided at the StateCouncil Meeting at Andamanto have a separate meetingregarding insurance packagerates and Ayushman BarathScheme based on our costingstudy. The dates will beintimated through the NHBcoordinators.

� We have a meeting with TNPCBon 15/10/18 at Chennairegarding Bio-Medical WasteManagement.

� I request one and all to take partin the Brain Storming Sessionsand activities of NHB to makeus stronger.

UNITED WE STAND DIVIDEDWE PERISH.

LONG LIVE IMA !

With warm regards,

Dr.S. Karthick PrabhuSecretary, NHB IMA TNSB

16TIMA News Letter

Dr. N.R.T.R. ThiagarajanSecretary

IMA Paramedical Wing

Dr. P. VijayarathinamChairman

IMA Paramedical Wing

October 2018

IMA TNSB PARAMEDICAL

Dear Members,As the academic year for Paramedical Courses have already began, the admission to the

students to be completed by end of Oct 2018. Also, inspection/Signing of MOU/Issue ofAccreditations to be completed by 31 Oct 2018. Newly inducted institutions are to ensure, theadmission forms are sent to the HQs. on time and coach the students as per the Curriculumissued by Paramedical Wing, without waiting for the text books from HQs. Training materialsand I cards are being issued. Convocation/Issuing of certificates will be held soon.


IMA Tamilnadu Academic CellFellowship Courses under IMA Academic Cell - Year 2018

FELLOWSHIP CERTIFICATE IN TOXICOLOGYCourse Coordinator : Dr. N. Ganapathy. Course Fee : Rs. 35000/-

Duration : 10 Months. Terms : Hands on training/Online examinationFinal Exam : Theory/Viva. Eligibility : IMA Life members

Contact Class : Dhanvantri Critical Care Centre, Erode.Note: Candidates will be trained in depth in management of : 1. Mechanical Ventilators

2. Airway Management 3. Central venous catheterization. 4. Beside Echo & Ultrasonograph5. Decontamination 6. Haemodialyis & Haemoperfusion

For further details contact: Dr. P. Mannar Mannan, CGP Director of Studies- Cell: 94432 63342, Dr. R.Palaniswamy, CGP Faculty Sec.-Cell: 98940 19000. Contact IMA State office vide Cell # 90871 80123 oremail: [email protected] to get application forms. DD in favour of : IMA TAMILNADU ACADEMICCELL, payable at “CHENNAI”.

IMA TNSB intends to conduct the following courses for the members of IMA. The registrationfee is reduced considerably for the interest of the members. Interested and eligible members toapply within the prescribed period. Necessary certificates will be issued under Academic Cell ofIMA TNSB. This courses are conducted to empower Practitioners to deliver evidence basedmedicine to the community, also to acquire more knowledge.

MATRIMONIAL

DOB : 29.03.1992

Qualification : MBBS, DEM, PG in EmergencyMedicine MRCEM (UK), Final Yr

Caste : Reddiar

Star & Rasi : Thiruvonam & Moharam

Height : 5’7’’

Complexion : Fair

Parents : Well Educated,Central Govt. Employees

Sibling : One elder sister, Doctor, Married

Preference : Doctor / Equivalent Profession

BRIDE GROOM WANTED

Contact: 94266 [email protected]

DOB : 30.05.1994Qualification : M.S. ( O&G) 2nd year doing.Caste : ThevarHeight : 167 cmComplexion : FairFather : Plastic Surgeon, Govt.serviceMother : O&G. Owning 20 beded hospital,

Chennai.Sibling : One younger brother doing housyPreferance : Either studying or completed pg

Doctor less than 29 years fromlike minded family.

MATRIMONIAL

BRIDE GROOM WANTED

Contact:9840043587 / [email protected]

18TIMA News Letter

Dr. R. PalaniswamyFaculty Secretary, IMA CGP, 9894019000

Dr. P. MannarmannanDirector of Studies, IMA CGP, 9443263342

Dr. P. Ramakrishnan

Chairman, AMS IMA TNSB

9842491919

October 2018

Dr. C. Anbarasu

Hon. Secretary, AMS IMA TNSB

9381044766

Dr. R PalaniswamyFaculty Secretary

Dr. P MannarmannanDirector of Studies

Dear Colleges, Greetings!

We are pleased to share with you that allCGP certificate courses in Sexual Medicine,Diabetology and Practical Cardiology classesare doing well. As we have already informedthe Fellowship certificate course in Toxicologyhas to be started in this month. We request allthe CGP members to enroll themselves for thecourse and be benefitted.

Our sincere thanks to our able facultyDr.N.Ganapathy who had taken much effortto conductthe Toxicology course in the yesteryears and has shown much enthusiasm to bethe faculty for the forth coming year also.

Dr.P. Mannarmannan Director of studies,Dr.R. Palaniswamy Faculty Secretary and jointsecretay Dr. Govindharajhave attended theState Council meeting at Andhaman on 7th

October 2018 and had fruitful discussionwith our state leaders.Dr.R.Palaniswamygavethe IMA GCP Quarterly report. We hada nice get together with our IMA members whohave attended the State council meeting fromall over Tamilnadu.

Once again we request all the PST of allthe branches in Tamilnadu to encourage theIMA doctors in your branch to enroll themselvesas IMA CGP members.

Wish you all a HAPPY DEEPAVALI!

Dear Brothers & Sisters,

We both have attended the National AMS Conference atCalcutta. They request us to conduct more Fellowship Courses. Theyhave given Course details for Infertility Fellowship. Next year we areplanning to conduct IMA AMS Annual Conference in Tamilnadu.



Dr. D. Solomon JeyaTreasurer, FSS of IMA TNSB

Dr. S. Balagan Raja,Secretary, FSS of IMA TNSB

Dr. L.V.K. MoorthyChairman, FSS of IMA TNSB

Dr. L.V.K. MOORTHY, Chairman, FSS.,Shri BALAJI CLINIC, PERIYAKULAM04546 231286 (C), 9443164851, [email protected], [email protected] IMA TNSB FSS Family, Vanakkam.

The MCM committee meeting held at Andaman ishistoric like the Indian freedom movement. Effectivesteps have been taken by the inquiry committee headedby the President Elect Dr. S. Kanagasabapathy to attachthe properties of the perpetrator through complaints tothe enforcement directorate. He promised that themisappropriated amount would be recovered.

We launched the website for the FSS. Websiteaddress: www.imatnsbfss.com

If you are logging for - FSS 1 Choose FSS 1.For FSS 2 Choose FSS 2.For Branch officials choose Branch … from the

highlighted circles.User ID : Member’s FSS number.Password : userAfter first log in, you can change your password.

You can see your profile, payment details, dues to bepaid etc. You can pay online through very secured webportal “BILL DESK”, generate receipt and take a printout. Please take a screen shot and send a whatsApp ofthe receipt to the FSS office.

Branch Officials would also get separate User IDand password and find about the payment details anddefaulters list.

Same way District Co Ordinator will get user ID andpassword and monitor their district members activitiesand help them.

Final and minor works to fine tune the website is goingon and you would be able to use the same very soon.

We have also released the FIRST EVER ANNUALyear book, giving you all the details of our financialactivities, audited statement of accounts, details ofmembership etc. This is like the National Social SecurityScheme of IMA headquarters, that is published yearly.This would prevent financial embezzlement like that

happened earlier. Each one can go through the accountsstatements and know the details.

This year book would be sent to individual members soon.We have raised the Benefit amount to be given to the

deceased members families to Rs. 18,00,000, from thepresent Rs. 17,00,000, after approval by the MCM & theSCM. After approval at the Annual General bodymeeting, this will come into effect.

FSS 1: Membership as on 30-09-2018 is 9472.In September we had 5 new members joining the

scheme which shows the faith the IMA family has onthe FSS, though the embezzlement of money thathappened during 2013 -15 dampened the membershipgrowth. Please be reassured that the scheme is workingwell.

We have so far paid death benefit of Rs. 9,22,94,000to the deceased members families this year. We haveenough funds to pay for the families.

We are sad to delete 64 members due to non paymentof old dues arrears, in spite of our best efforts requestingthem by phone calls, mails, and sms to make them payfailed, after giving them due notice by registered post.

FSS-II : Total members by Sep end : 2719 Windowperiod death : 10. Hence active members 2709.

We did have 14 new members joining in September.Thank you members for the faith.

Fixed Deposits in FSS 2 : From NRDRs. 18,00,00,000. From AFC Rs. 3,20,00,000

The first death benefit from FSS 2, will be paid to amember from Vriddachalam. We have received all thedocuments and the benefit amount of 8 lacs plus wouldbe sent by this week end.

Please pay the 24th due from 1st January 2019, sothat we would all together

LET IMA’S LIGHT ALWAYS SHINE in ourdeparted colleagues families. With best wishes,

Wishing you all a very happy Navarathri,Dr. L.V.K. Moorthy… with Secretary Dr. S. Balagan

Raja & Treasurer Dr. D. Solomon Jeya.

S.No Member name Date of Joining Date of Death Amount600. Dr. Jeyaram, Courtallam 19.04.05 (FSS 3030) 29.07.2018 Rs. 17,00,000/-601. Dr. A.S. Subburaj, Mullai Periyar 29.10.04 (FSS 1809) 13.07.2018 Rs. 17,00,000/-602. Dr. N. Govindarajulu, Sathyamangalam 01.03.06 (FSS 4547) 07.07.2018 Rs. 17,00,000/-603. Dr. P. Anand, Vellore 26.02.13 (FSS 10019) 28.07.2018 Rs. 17,00,000/-604. Dr. Murugesan, Kanchipuram 10.12.04 (FSS 2247) 11.08.2018 Rs. 17,00,000/-605. Dr. V. Padmanaban, Tiruvarur 18.08.05 (FSS 3564) 25.08.2018 Rs. 17,00,000/-606. Dr. P. Balasubramaniyam, Coimbatore18.11.15 (FSS 10723) 14.08.2018 Rs. 17,00,000/-

Claims Paid - September 2018 (7 Families)

NEW MEMBERS SEPTEMBER 2018S.#Doctor Name Age IMA Branch FSS #1. Dr.J.ChinduVinayagam 40 Chettinad 111452. Dr.D.Narmada 50 Trichy 111463. Dr.S.Palanivelrajan 40 Aranthangi 111474. Dr.Sekaran 50 Namakkal 111485. Dr.M.P.Kumar 49 Nagercoil 11149

New Members joined in September - 05Claims Received & Paid in September - 07Total membership as on 30.09.2018 - 9472

23rd Premium Demand AccountMembers paid in September48 members x Rs. 12,000/- Rs. 5,76,000Claims paid in September 2018 (7) Rs. 1,19,00,000

IMA Vellore Branch President Dr. P. Ashok, Hon. Secretary Dr.Venkataramanan Presenting DD of Rs. 17,00,000/- to the nomineeMrs. Rahini W/o Late. Dr. R. Anand (FSS # 10019) member of IMAVellore Br. DOD - 28.07.18. FSS have Paid so for (6 deaths) to IMAVellore Br. to the tune of Rs. 88,28,000/-. Arrears for 22nd due - Nil

CLAIM PAID - IMA VELLORE BRANCH

IMA Mullai Periyar Branch President Dr. A. Syed Sultan Ibrahim,Hon. Secretary Dr. C. Suriya Kumar Presenting DD of Rs.17,00,000/- to the nominee Mrs. S. Jeyanthi W/o Late. Dr. A.S.Subburaj (FSS # 1809) member of IMA Mullai Periyar Branch.DOD - 02.08.2018. FSS have Paid so for (4 death) to IMA MullaiPeriyar Br. to the tune of Rs. 64,00,000/-. Arrears for 22nd due –Nil

CLAIM PAID - IMA MULLAI PERIYAR BRANCH

NO CASH / NO NEFT / No ChequeOnly Demand Draft is accepted in favour of

“IMA TNSB FSS Advance A/c” payable at Nagercoil

*Please Pay 23rd Due (2018) Rs. 12,400/- at the earliest to Avoid deletion by Jan. 2019Office Working Hours : 10.00 a.m to 06.00 p.m. - SUNDAY HOLIDAY

Age Group Non Refundable /Deposit Fraternity Contribution Deposit for 23rd Premium - 01.01.2018

Upto 30 Yrs Rs. 3000/- Rs. 12,000/-31 to 40 Yrs Rs. 10,000/- Rs. 12,000/-41 to 50 Yrs Rs. 50,000/- Rs. 12,000/-

IMPORTANT NOTE : For the benefit of the FSS members

when they are alive, FSS is working out for a Health

Benefit Scheme of Rs.2.5 lakhs in 5 years block for the

treatment expenses will be launched soon. Eligible

members will be sent a registration form for FSS-FBS.

IMA TNSB - FAMILY BENEFIT SCHEMEScheme Eligibility BenefitFSS I Below 50 Yrs Rs. 17 LakhsFSS II Below 60 Yrs Rs. 10 Lakhs

If a member is in FSS 1 for 5 Yrs or if a member is inboth FSS I & II then they are eligible for IMA TNSB

Family Benefit Scheme and they can claim Rs. 2.5 Lakhsfor medical treatment in 5 years Block



PLEASE SEND YOUR PAYMENTS & COMMUNICATIONS TODr. S. BALAGAN RAJA, Hony. Secretary, Family Security Scheme of IMA TNSB,

St. Mary’s Hospital Campus, College Road, NITHIRAVILAI - 629 154, K.K. Dist.Ph : 04651 - 242345, Cell : 98405 37178. e.mail : [email protected]

FSS# DOCTORS NAME DUESAMBATTUR AVADI BRANCH

7754 Dr. R.Gopinath 21, 22, 239972 Dr. Preethi Menon 21, 22, 2310250 Dr. G. GeovinRanji 22, 23

ARNI BRANCH6691 Dr. S. Vasudevan 21, 22, 23

CHENGALPATTU BRANCH9185 Dr. M. Arulmozhi 22, 23

CHENNAI CENTRAL BRANCH2068 Dr. Leelaraj 21, 22, 232069 Dr. K. Gandhiraj 21, 22, 23

CHENNAI CITY BRANCH3116 Dr. C.B. Baskaran 22, 23

CHENNAI GREATER CITY BRANCH10074 Dr. A. Prabhu 20, 22, 23

CHENNAI GTPT BRANCH1367 Dr. M. Parthasarathy 21, 22, 23

CHENNAI KODAMBAKKAM BRANCH6073 Dr. S. Muthuchellakumar 22, 23

CHENNAI NORTH BRANCH4012 Dr. D. Gopal 22, 23

CH. POONAMALLEE HIGH ROAD BRANCH10181 Dr. S. Kuppuswamy 21, 22, 23

CHENNAI SOUTH BRANCH9835 Dr. R. Subramania Bharathiar 22, 23

COIMBATORE BRANCH3726 Dr. V.S. Prakash 21, 22, 236725 Dr. L. Ganesh Gowder 22, 238006 Dr. K.M.E. MohammedEsoof 21, 238560 Dr. J. Ashok Kumar 21, 22, 239045 Dr. NivedhithaAarthy 21, 22, 2310368 Dr. SujathaKrishnamurthi 21, 22, 2310435 Dr. S. Raja Kumar 21, 22, 2310709 Dr. Harendra Singh Jat 21, 22, 23

ERODE BRANCH6305 Dr. K.R. Pai 22, 239383 Dr. M. Prabhahar 21, 22, 239520 Dr. S. Srividhya Lakshmi 21, 22, 23

GOBICHETTIPALAYAM BRANCH10096 Dr. R. Kannan 21, 22, 2310564 Dr. S. Jayakrishnan 21, 22, 23

GUDIYATHAM BRANCH1766 Dr. K. Sabapathy 22, 23

KARUR BRANCH9541 Dr. S. Sathasivam 22, 23

DELETION LIST

FSS# DOCTORS NAME DUESMADURAI BRANCH

1881 Dr. R. Sivakumar 19, 22, 231882 Dr. T. Hema 20, 22, 236227 Dr. M. Ramesh 22, 237062 Dr. S. Sripriya Thenmozhi 22, 237063 Dr. J. Senthil Kumar 22, 238088 Dr. M.P. Santhanakannan 22, 239591 Dr. M. Shameem Ahmed 21, 22, 2310117 Dr. G. Saravanakumar 21, 2310118 Dr. S. Sivasangari 21, 23

MADURAI MEENAKSHI BRANCH10585 Dr. Gurusamy Nachimuthu 21, 22, 23

METTUPALAYAM BRANCH9852 Dr. K. Paramasivam 21, 22, 239853 Dr. P.R. Poongodi 21, 22, 23

NAMAKKAL BRANCH5485 Dr. P. Karunanithi 21, 235486 Dr. P. Sumathi 21, 2310586 Dr. S. Arthanareeswaran 22, 23

SALEM BRANCH3454 Dr. Prof. C. Kannan 22, 235976 Dr. P. Senthilkumar 22, 237928 Dr. B. Saravana Bhava 21, 22, 238587 Dr. S. Ramesh Kumar 22, 2310052 Dr. J.A.Vasantha Kumar 22, 2310053 Dr. K.Tamilselvi 22, 2310318 Dr. R. Arunachalam 22, 2310423 Dr. P. Rajkumar 22, 2310424 Dr. P. Premadevi 22, 2310545 Dr. C. Babu 21, 22, 2310595 Dr. R.Vidhya Rani 22, 23

THIRUVARUR BRANCH9295 Dr. A.V. Shabi 21, 22, 23

THIRUVOTTIYUR - ENNORE BRANCH10526 Dr. A. Ramalingam 22, 23

TIRUNELVELI BRANCH9324 Dr. J. Lawrence Wesley Selvakumar 22, 23

TIRUCHIRAPALLI BRANCH3092 Dr. G. Mohan 22, 2310189 Dr. M. Raja Jeyakumar 22, 23

VELLORE BRANCH5702 Dr. Vani Venkatesan 22, 2310609 Dr. S.K. Himayavaramban 21, 22, 2310610 Dr. S.K. Mahendravarman 21, 22, 23

VIRUDHUNAGAR BRANCH8646 Dr. S. PoornaChandran 21, 22, 23


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Please Enroll more members in FSS - IIand utilize the chance to secure your family

AGE LIMIT FOR FSS – II

� Both Existing members of FSS-I and New

Members can join in this Scheme.

� Age denotes the completed age as per the

official records, (Aadhar / Voter ID / Pan

card / Driving License / Passport /

School Leaving Certificate)

� Age limit to join in this scheme is only 60

years for both the Existing FSS – I Members

and new members.

� Defaulters of FSS-I Scheme will not be

allowed to join FSS-II, unless they give a valid

reason for the default.

� The accounting year of the Scheme shall be

1st July of each year to 30th June of the

following years.

� If a member failed to pay within this period

the membership will be terminated after

giving a registered notice with 15 days grace

period.

� Management Committee’s decision is final

in case of any dispute regarding membership,

death Claim or deletion of defaulters.

For Application Form & details pleasecontact 98405 37178, 94431 74263

ENTRY FEES(NON- REFUNDABLE DEPOSITS)

Entry Fees According To Age

AGE AMOUNTUpto 50 years As in FSS -I

51 Years Rs. 51,00052 Years Rs. 52,00053 Years Rs. 53,00054 Years Rs. 54,00055 Years Rs. 55,00056 Years Rs. 56,00057 Years Rs. 57,00058 Years Rs. 58,00059 Years Rs. 59,00060 Years Rs. 60,000

Membership For FSS –IINew Members joined in September is 14.

Total Membership as on 30.09.2018 is 2719

Note:- The upper age limit to join in FSS– II is 60 years only. (for both new &existing FSS – I Members)

First Payment only by Demand Draft(or) At par Cheque in favour of “IMATNSB FSS - II” Payable at Nagercoil

Death Fraternity Contribution AdvanceAmount Rs. 12,000/- per Year - for allage Groups. DD in favour of”IMATNSB FSS - II” payable at Nagercoil.

From second Premium onwardspayment can be done by DD (or) onlinepayment Gateway.


ProfessionalProtection Linked

Social SecurityScheme of IMA TN

Dr. E. PariDear friends,Greetings to all!

Contract is defined as anagreement between two ormore persons which creates anobligation to do or not to do aparticular thing. Contract maybe implied or expressed.

An implied contract is oneinferred from conduct of partiesand arises where one personrenders services undercircumstances indicating thathe expects to be paid therefore,and the other person knowingsuch circumstances, availshimself of benefit of thoseservices.

An express contract is anactual agreement of the parties,the terms of which are openlyuttered or declared at the timeof making it, being stated indistinct and explicit language,either orally (oral agreement)or in writing (Writtenagreement).

The doctor-patient contractis almost always of the implied

Legal Committee Chairman

PPLSSS of IMA TNSB

type, except where a writteninformed consent is obtained.

While a doctor cannot beforced to treat any person, hehas certain responsibilities forthose whom he accepts aspatients. It is an impliedcontract. Implied contract is notestablished when:

� The doctor renders first-aidin an emergency;

� He makes a pre-employment medicalexamination for aprospective employer;

� He performs anexamination for Lifeinsurance purpose;

� He is appointed by the trialcourt to examine theaccused for any reason;and

� He makes an examinationat the request of anattorney for law suitpurposes.

A doctor-patient contractrequires that the doctor must:

� Continue to treat such aperson;

� With reasonable care;

� With reasonable skill;

� Not to undertake anyp r o c e d u r e / t r e a t m e n tbeyond his skill; and

� Must not divulge secretsabout the patient exceptunder certaincircumstances, e.g., whererequired by law, etc..,

These various require-ments will now be discussed inthe succeeding paragraphs.

Continue to treat

Responsibility towards apatient begins the moment adoctor agrees to examine thecase. He must not, therefore,abandon his patient except


under the followingcircumstances:

� The patient has recoveredfrom the illness, for whichtreatment was initiated;

� The patient/attendant doesnot pay the doctor’s fees (incase of a privatepractitioner);

� The patient/attendantconsults another doctor (ofany branch) without theknowledge of the firstattending doctor;

� The patient/attendants donot co-operate nor followthe doctor’s instructions;

� The patient is under someother responsible care, e.g.,the patient, after admissionin a hospital, comes undercare of senior doctors/unithead;

� The doctor has given duenotice (oral or written) fordiscontinuing treatment;

� The doctor is convinced thatthe illness is a fictitious one;

� The patient has been

referred elsewhere fortreatment

Reasonable care

� A doctor must use clean andproper instruments, andprovide his patients withproper and suitablemedicines if he dispensesthem himself;

� He should write theprescriptions legibly, usingstandard abbreviations andmention instructions for thepharmacist in full;

� He should give fulldirections to his patients asregards administration ofdrugs and other measures,preferably in local writtenlanguage;

� He must suggest/insist onconsultation with aspecialist in the followingcircumstances:

� When the case iscomplicated;

� When the question arisesabout performing anoperation which may be

PPLSSS NEW MEMBERSSUBSCRIPTION (Block of Five years)

Category Compensation 5 Lakhs Compensation 10 Lakhsper block of 5 years per block of 5 years

GENERAL PRACTITIONER Rs. 6,000 + 1,080 = 7,080/- Rs. 11,000 + 1,980 = 12,980/-NON – SURGICAL Rs. 7,000 + 1,260 = 8,260/- Rs. 13,000 + 2,340 = 15,340/-SURGICAL ANAESTHETIST Rs. 8,000 + 1,440 = 9,440/- Rs. 15,000 + 2,700 = 17,700/-

NOTE : Subscription Amount which includes 18% GSTDD or At par cheque should be send in the name of “PPLSSS of IMA TN” Payable at Nagercoil

dangerous to life orrequiring amputation;

� Operating on a case inwhich there has been acriminal assault;

� Performing an operationwhich may affect theintellectual or reproductivefunctions of a patient;

� In cases where there issuspicion of poisoning orother criminal act;

� When desired by thepatient/attendants;

� When it appears that thequality of medical serviceis required to be enhanced;

� When there is no one fromwhom informed consentcan be obtained

Thanking you!

Dr. E. PariM.Sc., M.B.B.S., D.F.M.,

PGDMLE., PGDCLP.,LL.B.,105, Gandhi Road,Cheyyar-604 407

04182 – 222432, 222532,94431 36532, 9488129723,

[email protected]

Dr. K. KuthalingamTreasurer, PPLSSS of IMA TNSB

Cell: 9442077799

Dr. M. Thiraviam Mohan

Secretary, PPLSSS of IMA TNSB

Cell: 9442123649

30TIMA News Letter

Yours in IMA,Dr. M. Thiraviam Mohan,Hony. Secretary PPLSSS of IMA TN

October 2018

HPS NEW & RENEWAL SUBSCRIPTION (Block of three years)

PPLSSS RENEWAL MEMBERS - BONUS COMPUTATIONSUBSCRIPTION (Block of Five years)

Category Compensation 5 Lakhs Compensation 10 Lakhsper block of 5 years per block of 5 years

GENERAL PRACTITIONER Rs. 5,000 + 900 = 5,900/- Rs. 10,000 + 1,800 = 11,800/-Less : Bonus Rs. 1,000/- Rs. 4,000 + 720 = 4,720/- Rs. 9,000 + 1,620 = 10,620/-NON – SURGICAL Rs. 6,000 + 1,080 = 7,080/- Rs. 12,000 + 2,160 = 14,160/-Less : Bonus Rs. 1,000/- Rs. 5,000 + 900 = 5,900/- Rs. 11,000 + 1,980 = 12,980/-SURGICAL ANAESTHETIST Rs. 7,000 + 1,260 = 8,260/- Rs. 14,000 + 2,520 = 16,520/-Less Bonus Rs. 1,000/- Rs. 6,000 + 1,080 = 7,080/- Rs. 13,000 + 2,340 = 15,340/-

NOTE : Subscription Amount which includes 18% GSTBONUS APPLICABLE ONLY FOR “NO CLAIM SUBSCRIBER”

DD or At par Cheque should be send in the name of “PPLSSS OF IMA TN Renewal A/C “ Payable at Nagercoil

Category Compensation 5 Lakhs Rs. 10 Lakhsper block of 3 years per block of 3 years

PRIMARY LEVEL Rs. 4000 + 720 = 4,720 /- Rs. 7000 + 1260 = 8,260/-SECONDARY LEVEL Any One facilities (ICU/Theatre / Labour Room, X-Ray, Scan, Lab) Rs. 6000 + 1080 = 7,080/- Rs. 12000 + 2160 = 14,160/-Any two facilities Rs. 9000 + 1620 = 10,620/- Rs. 18000 + 3240 = 21,240/-All three facilities and More Rs. 15000 + 2700 = 17,700/- Rs. 30000 + 5400 = 35,400/-50 beds and more with all facilitiesand TERTIARY LEVEL ————————— Rs. 50000 + 9000 = 59,000/-

NOTE : Subscription amount which includes 18% GSTDD or At par Cheque should be send in the name of “Hospital Protection Scheme of PPLSSS of IMA Tamilnadu” Payable at Nagercoil

Dear Friends,Warm Greetings from PPLSSS OF IMA TN

We had our PPLSSS MCM on 5.10.18 atAndaman and Nicobar Islands, Hotel HillTop.It was attended by 50 members,We had afruitful discussion and various important decisionswere taken in connection with the improvementand functioning of the scheme.

Steps are being taken to correct the repairsand complaints received from the member

regarding the guest house.Your support andadvice in the regard is appreciated.Once againrequest the members to use the swiping machineat the guest house for payment .kindly requestingour IMA members to join the scheme and havea safe and stress free practice.Thank You!


NOTE : Subcription Amount which includes 18% GSTBONUS APPLICABLE ONLY FOR “NO CLAIM SUBCRIBERS”

DD or At par Cheque should be send in the name of “FBS of PPLSSS of IMA Tamilnadu” Payable at Nagercoil

Address: Sankaralaya, Sankara HeritageApartment, Flat No.11 &12, No.64, Spur tank Road,Chetpet, Chennai-600 031.Contact : 044 28361866, 9444832139 / 9500032139(Reservation only from 10 am to 6 pm)Email: [email protected] [email protected]

A/C Double Bed Room Rs.1200/- per day, inaddition 18% GST(Extra Persons Staying in double bed room Rs.200/-per person per day). Rs.100/- Discount for PPLSSSMembers. Note 1 : Free allotment Car Parking OnlyTwo Note 2: Paid Building association car parkingtwo each Rs.150/- (“Subject to availability”)

Address : JVL Plaza, No.626/501, Anna Salai,Mount Road, Teynampet, Chennai – 600 018.Contact : 044 24348475, 9444832139/9500032139(Reservation only from 10 am to 6 pm).Email: [email protected] [email protected]

Payment Mode: DD only Accepted. DD should be send to the following address:Dr. M. THIRAVIAM MOHAN, Hony.Secretary, PPLSSS of IMA TN.

Thiraviam Clinic, 85/ Old 54, 56, Asambu Road, Vadasery, Nagercoil - 629 001.Email:[email protected] Mob: 94872 72627. Ph : 04652 - 272627 (Office)

For Case related enquires contact Secretary : 94421 23649 (or) Legal Committee chairmanDr. E. Pari : 9443136532, 9488129723 / 04182 - 222432, 222532. Other enquiries contact PPLSSS office : 04652 - 272627

REVISED FBS SUBSCRIPTION (for a block of 1 year)May attract additionally GST 18% as per GST Act 2017

AGE ANNUAL FEE LESS BONUS - Rs. 500 (Renewal)Upto 45 years Rs. 3,500 + 630 = 4,130/- Rs. 3,000 + 540 = 3,540/-46 - 55 years Rs. 4,500 + 810 = 5,310/- Rs. 4,000 + 720 = 4,720/-56 - 65 years Rs. 5,500 + 990 = 6,490/- Rs. 5,000 + 900 = 5,900/-66 - 70 years Rs. 6,000 + 1,080 = 7,080/- Rs. 5,500 + 990 = 6,490/-71 - 75 years Rs. 6,500 + 1,170 = 7,670/- Rs. 6,000 + 1,080 = 7,080/-76 - 80 years Rs. 7,000 + 1,260 = 8,260/- Rs. 6,500 + 1,170 = 7,670/-

IMA PPLSSS GUEST HOUSE

DD or At par Cheque should be send in the name of “PPLSSS Guest House” Payable at Nagercoil

JVL Plaza GUEST HOUSE

FBS NEW & RENEWAL - Bonus Computation

A/C Double Bed Room Rs.1200/-(Extra Persons Staying in double bed room Rs.200/- per person perday) Note 1: Free allotment Car Parking Only Two. Note 2: PaidBuilding association car parking each Rs.150/- (7p.m-7a.m“Subject to availability”)

DD or At par Cheque should be send in the name of “JVLPlaza A/c of PPLSSS of IMA Tamilnadu” Payable at Nagercoil

USE DEBIT / CREDIT CARD PAYMENT AT GUEST HOUSE & JVL PLAZA -- THE MOST CONVENIENT WAY OF PAYMENT

Life Single - Rs. 9,000/-

Life Couple - Rs.14,000/-

(Local Branch Fee would be extra)Membership fee to be drawn in favour of Indian

Medical Association Tamilnadu State Branchby means of DD payable at Chennai

IMA - Life Membership Fee


S.No. Doctor Name Member Code Renewal DateAMBASAMUDRAM

1. Dr. Tamil Selvi R. 4935 19.11.2018AMBATTUR - AVADI

2. Dr. Padmaja J. 10524 30.11.20183. Dr. Ramakrishnan S. 7934 12.11.20184. Dr. Saravanan A. 10523 30.11.20185. Dr. Shankar V. 5005 11.11.20186. Dr. Sri Latha Ramakrishnan 7935 12.11.20187. Dr. Velusamy S 1441 04.11.2018

ANTHIYUR8. Dr. Balasubramaniam S.M. 1848 05.11.2018

ARANTHANGI9. Dr. Malarvili R. 7920 09.11.201810. Dr. Ravi P. 7921 09.11.2018

ATTUR11. Dr. Govindaraju P. 7942 16.11.201812. Dr. Radhiga S.S. 7939 14.11.2018

CHENGALPATTU13. Dr. Govindaraj V. 1837 14.11.201814. Dr. Venkataraman G.P. 1830 18.11.2018

CHENNAI ADYAR15. Dr. Balasubramanian T. 10510 24.11.2018

CHENNAI APOLLO T.L.16. Dr. Mahendran S. 4910 11.11.2018

CHENNAI ASHOK NAGAR17. Dr. Alagusundaram L. 5021 21.11.201818. Dr. Kishore Khumar M. 2779 02.11.2018

CHENNAI KODAMBAKKAM19. Dr. Dharmarajan P. 10506 24.11.201820. Dr. Prabavathi A. 9186 20.11.201821. Dr. Shoba S. 10507 24.11.201822. Dr. Sudhakar M.K. 1044 10.11.201823. Dr. Venkata Sai P.M. 830 05.11.2018

CHENNAI MEDICAL COLLEGE24. Dr. Ahila R. 10489 08.11.2018

CHENNAI METRO25. Dr. Periyandavan I. 10505 24.11.2018

CHENNAI NORTH26. Dr. Raveendar K. 5027 24.11.201827. Dr. Sanjay Udupi 10495 10.11.2018

CHENNAI PERAMBUR28. Dr. Amudha A. 10511 26.11.201829. Dr. Srinivasan J. 4964 02.11.201830. Dr. Sunil Kumar 10487 05.11.2018

CHENNAI SOUTH31. Dr. Sivakumar A. 7940 14.11.2018

PPLSSS RENEWPPLSSS RENEWPPLSSS RENEWPPLSSS RENEWPPLSSS RENEWAL - INTIMAAL - INTIMAAL - INTIMAAL - INTIMAAL - INTIMATIONTIONTIONTIONTION

FROM 01.11.2018 TO 30.11.2018FROM 01.11.2018 TO 30.11.2018FROM 01.11.2018 TO 30.11.2018FROM 01.11.2018 TO 30.11.2018FROM 01.11.2018 TO 30.11.2018

CHENNAI TAMBARAM32. Dr. Anand Kumar G. 10516 27.11.201833. Dr. Jayalakshmi S 1518 19.11.201834. Dr. Sankkarabarathi C 2621 06.11.201835. Dr. Saravanan R. 1679 30.11.201836. Dr. Thara Chandrika A.P. 1476 06.11.2018

CHENNAI VELACHERY37. Dr. Ajay Kumar Anandan 7911 02.11.2018

CHENNAI VILLIVAKKAM - AYANAVARAM38. Dr. Floret S. 4898 16.11.2018

CHETPET39. Dr. Jayakumar J 7924 11.11.2018

CHETTINAD40. Dr. Aravind Kumar 7919 09.11.201841. Dr. Usha Aravind 7918 09.11.2018

COIMBATORE42. Dr. Amar Nandhakumar 10497 12.11.201843. Dr. Balavenkatasubramanian J1691 12.11.201844. Dr. Karthikeyan R. 10515 26.11.201845. Dr. Krishnamurthy P. 7929 12.11.201846. Dr. Mahesh Kumar G.S. 7928 12.11.201847. Dr. Muralidar K. 1323 26.11.201848. Dr. Murugesan G. 7954 26.11.201849. Dr. Nirmala Asokan 1686 09.11.201850. Dr. Ramalingam M. 1783 19.11.201851. Dr. Sivakumar M. 10486 05.11.201852. Dr. Sujatha Krishnamoorthi 10513 26.11.201853. Dr. Thilagavathi 10518 27.11.201854. Dr. Vaishnavi Devi D. 10514 26.11.201855. Dr. Vanitha Bhuvaneswari R.K.7930 12.11.2018

COURTALLAM56. Dr. Meena Rao 1378 21.11.201857. Dr. Mohan Rao P. 1377 21.11.2018

CUDDALORE58. Dr. Parthasarathy T. 4998 09.11.201859. Dr. Porselvi P. 5015 17.11.2018

ERODE60. Dr. Ezhil Venthan J.R. 1395 06.11.201861. Dr. Ganapathy N. 1814 25.11.201862. Dr. Gomathy G. 7916 09.11.201863. Dr. Kandaswamy S.N. 4995 16.11.201864. Dr. Nirmala Devi G. 4996 16.11.201865. Dr. Ragunath C. 10501 17.11.201866. Dr. Velusamy P. 7943 18.11.2018

GOBICHETTIPALAYAM67. Dr. Devaraj J. 10498 12.11.2018

GUDIYATHAM68. Dr. Arularasi T.R. 1759 16.11.2018


HOSUR69. Dr. Chithra N. 4378 11.11.2018

KALLAKURICHI70. Dr. Anandhi P. 5018 19.11.201871. Dr. Parandaman R. 5017 19.11.2018

KANCHIPURAM72. Dr. Mugunthan G. 10517 27.11.201873. Dr. Senthi Kumar S. 10492 08.11.2018

KANYAKUMARI74. Dr. John Vinoj J. 10500 13.11.201875. Dr. Sivarajan R. 5000 05.11.201876. Dr. Subramaniam S 895 06.11.2018

KARUR77. Dr. Kesavan S. 10504 23.11.201878. Dr. Padmapriya P. 10503 23.11.201879. Dr. Periyasamy K. 1758 16.11.201880. Dr. Vikram G. 7936 12.11.2018

KOVILPATTI81. Dr. Ayyappan A 1865 09.11.2018

KRISHNAGIRI82. Dr. Pichuthirumalai K. 7950 24.11.201883. Dr. Sathia Moorthy T.M. 1824 06.11.2018

KUMBAKONAM84. Dr. Arul C 4904 12.11.201885. Dr. Kannagi T. 4905 12.11.201886. Dr. Manohar G. 10494 10.11.201887. Dr. Narayanakumar T.S. 1822 13.11.2018

MADURAI88. Dr. Mahadevan V. 5030 25.11.201889. Dr. Ashokekumar G. 5028 25.11.201890. Dr. Gandhimathi M. 10520 30.11.201891. Dr. Jeyaraman A. 10521 30.11.201892. Dr. Karpagavalli C. 10485 05.11.201893. Dr. Karthik Prabhu R. 4464 01.11.201894. Dr. Prabhakaran T.S.R. 1629 18.11.201895. Dr. Punitha S. 10508 24.11.201896. Dr. Pushpalatha Gokulnath 1614 03.11.201897. Dr. Sasikalaa S. 7931 12.11.201898. Dr. Savariraj M 1256 04.11.201899. Dr. Sudareswari V 7961 28.11.2018100. Dr. Ushadevi S.B. 5029 25.11.2018101. Dr. Vignesh T.P. 10522 30.11.2018

MADURAI MEENAKSHI102. Dr. Sampath Kumar K. 2239 13.11.2018

MADURANTAKAM103. Dr. Thaherunnisa A.K. 1429 09.11.2018

MARTHANDAM104. Dr. Chella Sivalingam S. 1700 03.11.2018105. Dr. Murugan A. 1716 03.11.2018106. Dr. Rama Subbu A.R. 1795 16.11.2018107. Dr. Usha A. 1698 03.11.2018108. Dr. Vijaya V. 7922 09.11.2018

MAYILADUTHURAI109. Dr. Mangayarkarasi R. 1696 17.11.2018110. Dr. Mathrubootheswaran R. 1815 25.11.2018111. Dr. Sarojini R. 1697 05.11.2018

METTUPALAYAM112. Dr. Ilangovan P. 7958 27.11.2018113. Dr. Meena T. 7957 27.11.2018

NAGERCOIL114. Dr. Gauthaman C. 1843 09.11.2018115. Dr. Kaarthik S.R. 7937 13.11.2018116. Dr. Mohamed Zubair A. 2981 25.11.2018

NEYVELI117. Dr. Agnes S 2959 17.11.2018

ODDANCHANTRAM118. Dr. Paul Emmanuel 7945 18.11.2018

PANRUTI119. Dr. Muralidharan G. 7941 14.11.2018

PARAMAKUDI120. Dr. Govindan M.B. 1707 03.11.2018

PATTUKOTTAI121. Dr. Rajagopal R. 5014 23.11.2018122. Dr. Shahul Hameed S.M. 1507 09.11.2018

POLLACHI123. Dr. Geetha Ramakrishnan 1580 14.11.2018124. Dr. Muralidaran C.P. 263 26.11.2018125. Dr. Raghuram A. 10493 08.11.2018126. Dr. Ramakrishnan S 1579 13.11.2018127. Dr. Sankara Subramanian J. 7947 21.11.2018128. Dr. Vikram M. 5022 21.11.2018

POONAMALLEE HIGH ROAD129. Dr. Indumathi G. 7914 06.11.2018130. Dr. Mahesh Sundaram 7933 12.11.2018131. Dr. Sivakumar G. 7915 09.11.2018132. Dr. Vanitha Shri R. 10502 22.11.2018133. Dr. Vilva Priya S. 7913 04.11.2018

PUDUKOTTAI134. Dr. Elilarasan S. 1804 05.11.2018

RAJAPALAYAM135. Dr. Noontheen S 7926 11.11.2018

RAMANATHAPURAM136. Dr. Nirmala Devi K.V. 5020 20.11.2018

SALEM137. Dr. Gunasekaran R. 1713 03.11.2018138. Dr. Jayaramachandran S. 1826 21.11.2018139. Dr. Manimegalai R. 10509 24.11.2018140. Dr. Venkat Rahavan R 10496 11.11.2018

SHOLINGUR141. Dr. Narasimhan M. 9184 12.11.2018

THANJAVUR142. Dr. Mothilal S.N. 4238 27.11.2018143. Dr. Navaneethan A 1522 16.11.2018144. Dr. Priya M. 10519 29.11.2018145. Dr. Rajasekaran C. 7917 09.11.2018146. Dr. Somesh V. 10490 08.11.2018147. Dr. Sophia Hannah J 10491 08.11.2018


S.No. Doctor Name Member Code Renewal DateANNUR

1. Dr. Shanmugam A.V. 28 02.11.2018ATTUR

2. Dr. Velmurugan A.P. 1120 11.11.2018CHENGALPATTU

3. Dr. Govindharaj V. 1801 20.11.20184. Dr. Sathieya Rekha M.A. 1802 20.11.2018

CHENNAI CENTRAL5. Dr. Ramesh S. 666 10.11.20186. Dr. Shanthi Ramesh 667 10.11.2018

CHENNAI METRO7. Dr. Pitchai Balashanmugam K. 848 04.11.2018

CHENNAI SOUTH8. Dr. Ramesh S. 1800 09.11.20189. Dr. Sivakumar A. 1482 22.11.2018

CHENNAI TAMBARAM10. Dr. Amutha Karunanidhi 821 15.11.2018

CHENNAI VILLIVAKKAM - AYANAVARAM11. Dr. Mahendran M. 1477 16.11.2018

CHETPET - TVM DISTRICT12. Dr. Rathina Kumar S. 481 24.11.2018

CHETTINAD13. Dr. Periasami KR. 631 11.11.201814. Dr. Selvambal K. 629 11.11.2018

TINDIVANAM148. Dr. Parasuraman J. 3517 06.11.2018

TIRUCHENDUR149. Dr. Samuwaheeda M. 7948 23.11.2018

TIRUCHIRAPALLI150. Dr. Bharath Kumar Rajendran 10526 30.11.2018151. Dr. Chellappa J.D.J. 1632 13.11.2018152. Dr. Kalyana Sundaram K. 4465 01.11.2018153. Dr. Kathiroli Veerapandian 10525 30.11.2018154. Dr. Lakshmi Narayanan J 1371 13.11.2018155. Dr. Muthukumar K. 1829 06.11.2018156. Dr. Ram Mohan S. 1756 16.11.2018157. Dr. Ravi R 476 12.11.2018

TIRUPATTUR158. Dr. Thangaraju N.K. 4959 09.11.2018

TIRUPUR159. Dr. Krishnaswamy P 1683 12.11.2018

TIRUTHURAIPUNDI160. Dr. Abu Hanifa P.M. 1676 25.11.2018

TIRUVALLUR161. Dr. Babulakshmanan A. 3597 09.11.2018

TIRUVANNAMALAI162. Dr. Arunmozhi Varman P. 7952 26.11.2018163. Dr. Gnanavelu G. 10499 13.11.2018164. Dr. Tamil Mani P. 9185 18.11.2018

TUTICORIN165. Dr. Bhagirathy 7923 10.11.2018

ULUNDURPET166. Dr. Syed Javad Hussain 9170 30.11.2018

VELLAKOVIL167. Dr. Sathiyamoorthy V. 1347 30.11.2018

VELLORE168. Dr. Bharani G. 1714 09.11.2018169. Dr. Manoharan R. 1796 19.11.2018170. Dr. Narayana Moorthy N. 10512 26.11.2018

VILLUPURAM171. Dr. Chandrakala S. 1715 03.11.2018172. Dr. Subramanian V. 1810 25.11.2018

VIRUDHUNAGAR DISTRICT173. Dr. Kalaichelvi A. 7946 18.11.2018174. Dr. Manimala K. 4993 17.11.2018175. Dr. Panneer Selvam A. 5001 09.11.2018176. Dr. Sara A 10488 06.11.2018

COIMBATORE15. Dr. Endumathi R. 1298 12.11.201816. Dr. Paramesh Prem Sekhar 1481 20.11.201817. Dr. Rangarajan A.S. 1804 21.11.201818. Dr. Rathinavelu M. 1297 12.11.2018

CUDDALORE19. Dr. Srinivasan N.K. 1308 24.11.2018

CUMBUM VALLEY20. Dr. Ravindran T. 1288 08.11.2018

ERODE21. Dr. Janagi S. 1121 12.11.2018

GINGEE22. Dr. Suriyaprakash P. 872 29.11.2018

KANCHIPURAM23. Dr. Abdul Rahim A. 658 04.11.2018

KARUR24. Dr. Santhi K. 1292 03.11.201825. Dr. Srinivasan M.R. 892 11.11.2018

KOVILPATTI26. Dr. Bharathi Mohan S. 1795 24.11.2018

KRISHNAGIRI27. Dr. Kalaimani K. 880 24.11.201828. Dr. Selvi Jeyakumar K.J. 1303 16.11.201829. Dr. Syed Iqbalpasha 362 20.11.2018

MADURAI30. Dr. Parthiban K. 1596 29.11.2018

FBS RENEWFBS RENEWFBS RENEWFBS RENEWFBS RENEWAL - INTIMAAL - INTIMAAL - INTIMAAL - INTIMAAL - INTIMATIONTIONTIONTIONTIONFROM 01.11.2018 TO 30.11.2018


31. Dr. Prabakar Navamani 554 11.11.201832. Dr. Subbaraj P. 1594 29.11.2018

MARTHANDAM33. Dr. Mohankumar N. 1301 13.11.2018

MULLAI PERIYAR34. Dr. Tamilselvi P. 1742 12.11.201835. Dr. Vijayalakshmi K. 491 11.11.2018

NAMAKKAL36. Dr. Kulandaivel R. 1295 10.11.201837. Dr. Malliga M. 1294 16.11.2018

PALANI38. Dr. Veera Sekaran V. 1533 26.11.2018

POLLACHI39. Dr. Parameswaran K. 363 22.11.2018

PUDUKOTTAI40. Dr. Jaisingh R. 1805 27.11.201841. Dr. Robert R. 1588 15.11.2018

RAMANATHAPURAM42. Dr. Aravindaraj T. 1256 24.11.2018

SALEM43. Dr. Chandrasekaran S. 359 16.11.201844. Dr. Doraisami S. 356 11.11.201845. Dr. Gopalakrishnan S.V. 843 21.11.201846. Dr. Kumaralingam N. 462 02.11.2018

THANJAVUR47. Dr. Sankaranarayanan P.G. 66 16.11.2018

TINDIVANAM48. Dr. Franklin Selvaraj J 875 29.11.2018

TIRUCHIRAPALLI49. Dr. Manimegalai C. 1692 17.11.201850. Dr. Rajesh R 456 16.11.201851. Dr. Ram Mohan S 993 30.11.201852. Dr. Ravi R. 1122 12.11.201853. Dr. Venugopal R. 901 20.11.201854. Dr. Vijayarani N. 644 11.11.2018

TIRUVARUR55. Dr. Shabi A.V. 1479 17.11.2018

UDUMALPET56. Dr. Manthira Murthi D. 1299 11.11.201857. Dr. Senthilkumar P. 1694 29.11.2018

VALLIOOR58. Dr. Sankareswaran P. 665 13.11.2018

VANIAMBADI59. Dr. Visagaperumal P. 1289 02.11.2018

VELLORE60. Dr. Kumaresan S.P. 671 25.11.201861. Dr. Sadagopan T. 623 24.11.201862. Dr. Suresh Babu V. 1304 18.11.201863. Dr. Venkatalakshmi B. 1725 14.11.2018

VIRUDHUNAGAR DISTRICT64. Dr. Rajasekaran A. 14 20.11.2018

VRIDHACHALAM65. Dr. Navaneetham G. 1326 08.11.2018

S.No. Hospital Name Member Code Renewal Date Branch1 Vidhya Nursing Home 89 09.11.2018 Chengalpattu2 B.R.S. Hospital Pvt. Ltd 675 22.11.2018 Chennai Kodambakkam3 N.R. Medical Home (P) Ltd. 10 16.11.2018 Chennai Perambur4 Anbu Ramachandran Speciality Hospital 399 11.11.2018 Chettinad5 Lalithaa Hospital 108 28.11.2018 Coimbatore6 Rajshree Hospital 181 19.11.2018 Coimbatore7 Nithya Hospital 826 08.11.2018 Dharmapuri8 Sri Balamurugan Ortho Centre 843 13.11.2018 Erode9 Jeeva Janaki Hospital 684 19.11.2018 Madurai10 Sri Venkateshwara Hospital 700 20.11.2018 Nagapattinam11 Nirmala Hospital 845 26.11.2018 Namakkal12 N.N.K. Clinic 184 20.11.2018 Ramanathapuram13 Ravi Clinic and Nursing Home 841 04.11.2018 Ramanathapuram14 Venkatesh Hospital & Uro Centre 664 13.11.2018 Salem15 K.R.A. Hospital 105 24.11.2018 Thanjavur16 Joseph Eye Hospital 844 20.11.2018 Tiruchirapalli17 Peace Health Centre 410 02.11.2018 Tirunelveli18 Revathy Medical Centre 172 08.11.2018 Tirupur

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