Hall: C – Day 2 | SLMA Conference

HALL C
TIME
SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
09.00 – 10.30am	Symposium 9 Multi-sectoral approaches to promote nutrition Chair: Dr Prasad Katulanda and Dr Palitha Abeykoon
Part I
Overview of the project: Integrating Nutrition Promotion And Rural Development (INPARD) Mr. Seenithamby Manoharan Senior Rural Development Specialist, World Bank, Sri Lanka
Global perspectives and non-health interventions to promote nutrition Prof. Sharon Friel Professor in Health Equity, Australian National University, Australia.
Evaluation methods and baseline survey findings *Dr. Nicholas Townsend* Senior Researcher, University of Oxford.
Nutrition Friendly School Initiative (NFSI) criteria and a new tool to identify multi-sectoral interventions to promote nutrition in schools. *Julianne Williams* Researcher, University of Oxford
Part II
Forum with multi – sectoral experts with questions and answers What can we learn from INPARD and future opportunities to strengthen nutrition promotion policies? Director General of Health Services or his representative Director General of Agriculture Project Director- Re-awakening Project, Ministry of Economic Development, Mr S.K. Liyanage Divisional Secretary from Moneragala District Curriculum development lead resource person (INPARD curriculum for nutrition promotion) Dr. Indika Karunathilake
10.30 – 11.00am	Tea and poster viewing
11.00 – 11.30am	Guest Lecture 6 Health equity , social determinants and health policy *Prof. Sharon Friel* Australian National University
11.30 – 01.00pm	Symposium 12 Clinical Teaching
Clinical Teaching Prof. Hiroshi Nishigori Associate Professor, Center for Medical Education, Kyoto University, Japan
Providing effective feedback during clinical teaching *Dr. Diantha Soemantri* Department of Medical Education, Faculty of Medicine, University of Indonesia
Clinical teaching in Unconventional Settings Prof. Aloka Pathirana Department of Surgery, Faculty of Medical Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura
Discussion
01.00 – 02.00pm	Lunch, poster viewing & Debate “Decriminalizing commercial sex will reduce Sexually Transmitted Infections”
02.00 – 03.30pm	Free Paper Session 6
03.30 – 05.00pm	Symposium 15 Emerging use of mobile technology in health
Using mobile technology for health Dr. T. Prabhu Clinical Director, GE India
mHealth: The global picture Dr. Roshan Hewapathirana Research Fellow, Department of Informatics, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, University of Oslo, Norway
mHealth Applications in the Ministry of Health : Today and Tomorrow Dr. Chaminda Weerabaddana Medical Officer – Health Informatics, Office of Deputy Director General (Dental Services), Ministry of Health
5.00 – 05.30 pm	Tea
5.30 pm onwards	Dr. S. C. Paul oration (Hall A) “Analysis of anaestheticadaptations and observations in Thoracoscopic and Laparoscopic surgeries“ Dr. Vasanti Pinto

HALL C

TIME

SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT

09.00 – 10.30am

Symposium 9

Multi-sectoral approaches to promote nutrition

Chair: Dr Prasad Katulanda and Dr Palitha Abeykoon

Part I

Overview of the project: Integrating Nutrition Promotion And Rural Development (INPARD)

Mr. Seenithamby Manoharan

Senior Rural Development Specialist, World Bank, Sri Lanka

Global perspectives and non-health interventions to promote nutrition

Prof. Sharon Friel

Professor in Health Equity, Australian National University, Australia.

Evaluation methods and baseline survey findings

Dr. Nicholas Townsend

Senior Researcher, University of Oxford.

Nutrition Friendly School Initiative (NFSI) criteria and a new tool to identify multi-sectoral interventions to promote nutrition in schools.

Julianne Williams

Researcher, University of Oxford

Part II

Forum with multi – sectoral experts with questions and answers

What can we learn from INPARD and future opportunities to strengthen nutrition promotion policies?

Director General of Health Services or his representative
Director General of Agriculture
Project Director- Re-awakening Project, Ministry of Economic Development, Mr S.K. Liyanage
Divisional Secretary from Moneragala District
Curriculum development lead resource person (INPARD curriculum for nutrition promotion) Dr. Indika Karunathilake

10.30 – 11.00am

Tea and poster viewing

11.00 – 11.30am

Guest Lecture 6

Health equity , social determinants and health policy

Prof. Sharon Friel

Australian National University

11.30 – 01.00pm

Symposium 12

Clinical Teaching

Prof. Hiroshi Nishigori

Associate Professor, Center for Medical Education, Kyoto University, Japan

Providing effective feedback during clinical teaching

Dr. Diantha Soemantri

Department of Medical Education, Faculty of Medicine, University of Indonesia

Clinical teaching in Unconventional Settings

Prof. Aloka Pathirana

Department of Surgery, Faculty of Medical Sciences, University of Sri Jayewardenepura

Discussion

01.00 – 02.00pm

Lunch, poster viewing & Debate

“Decriminalizing commercial sex will reduce Sexually Transmitted Infections”

02.00 – 03.30pm

Free Paper Session 6

03.30 – 05.00pm

Symposium 15

Emerging use of mobile technology in health

Using mobile technology for health

Dr. T. Prabhu

Clinical Director, GE India

mHealth: The global picture

Dr. Roshan Hewapathirana

Research Fellow, Department of Informatics, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, University of Oslo, Norway

mHealth Applications in the Ministry of Health : Today and Tomorrow

Dr. Chaminda Weerabaddana

Medical Officer – Health Informatics, Office of Deputy Director General (Dental Services), Ministry of Health

5.00 – 05.30 pm

Tea

5.30 pm onwards

Dr. S. C. Paul oration (Hall A)

“Analysis of anaestheticadaptations and observations in Thoracoscopic and Laparoscopic surgeries“

Dr. Vasanti Pinto