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Dr. J. S . Tuteja

Dr. J. S . Tuteja. Chairperson Adolescent Health Academy-IAP 2012-2013 Mission Kishoreuday Owner & Moderator www.adolesenceindia.com. Adolescent Health Academy Future prospects. First Phase Sensitization across country. Our achievements till today.

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Dr. J. S . Tuteja

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  1. Dr. J. S . Tuteja Chairperson Adolescent Health Academy-IAP 2012-2013 Mission Kishoreuday Owner & Moderator www.adolesenceindia.com

  2. Adolescent Health Academy Future prospects First PhaseSensitization across country

  3. Our achievements till today • Adolescent health established in 1999 in Cochin. • Adolescent health care declared in 2000 by President IAP2000 Dr Swati Bhave. • First conference ITPAAH in Delhi 2002 – Team of Dr Swati Bhave • First post graduate diploma course started in Trivandrum by CDC and Kerala university 2004- President 2004 Prof. Dr MKC Nair

  4. Continue • Adolescent orientation program by WHO in Delhi 2005 • First text Book of Adolescent Medicine Dr Swati Bhave year 2006 • Adolescent friendly school initiative (A.F.S.I.) IAP President Dr Navin Thacker 2007 • A approach to adolescent in office practice 2011- Chairperson AHA Dr CP Bansal 2010-2011 • A approach to difficult adolescent in office practice- President Dr Rohit Agrawal 2012.

  5. A. H .A. development • AHA membership 2011 - 1121 • Now in 2013- 1431 • Family of AHA expanded by 310 + members. • 4StateBranches.MP,Haryana,Delhi, Mid-kerala • Only one model city chapter Nagpur till 2011 • Now we have city chapter in:- Chennai, Bangalore, Agra, Lucknow, Surat and Gwalior • In pipeline:- Jaipur, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Dehradoon.

  6. Mission Kishore-uday • Mission Kishoreuday for schools is to educate students to be knowledgeable, responsible, socially skilled, healthy, caring, and contributing citizens. • This mission is to support growing number of school-based prevention like suicides, substance abuse, sex abuse, to prevent adolescent from vaccine preventable diseases. • Mission Kishoreuday will raise impact of these programs in school operations for better study skills. • Mission Kishoreuday implementation to improve social, health, and academic outcomes by life skills implementations.

  7. Dream bonanza project Mission Kishore-Uday • Dream visionary project of IAP President 2013 Dr C P Bansal. • Adolescent health academy members are proudly devoted to run this mission successfully in 51 cities across country & completing 45 cities in this month. • It is the first of mission of its kind has received appreciation from all stakeholder • A program which is in demand across country.

  8. Beneficiaries of MKU 39 cities/51 Total Beneficiaries 19991

  9. Effect and impact of program

  10. Second Phase in Office Practice

  11. Revival- Adolescent Today • Bi annual • Topic based issue • Review articles • Case Discussion • Quick Tip on Adolescent Parenting • Activity Report • Forthcoming events • Bouquets • Feedback from readers

  12. IAP AHA Website Open Access • Objectives and aims of AHA • Forthcoming events • Monthly activity report: city & state branches • List of Teen Clinics (after individual consent) • Common Adolescent Health Issues • Contact us

  13. Continue…. For Members Only • List of Members with address, email, phone • Modules & ppt of Adolescent care in office practice, difficult adolescent, MKU • Adolescent Today Current & Past Issues • Case of the Month- Interactive Monthly Journal Update • Link to AHA Facebook page

  14. Expansion program • To promote more city branches in 2014- 2015. • To enroll teachers , psychologist , Nutritionist as associate members • To promote minimum two CMEs of 1day across country by city chapters. Impact will be • More knowledge of adolescent issues will be disseminated . • More involvement of Media, school, parents and teachers to look after adolescent health.

  15. SUGGESTION TO INCLUDE HEEADSSSS • Should be compulsory for undergraduate and postgraduate students in history taking in all medical colleges. • It will provide wealth of information to deal with adolescent to pediatricians. • It will give momentum and motivation to students for adolescent health. • Suggestion from Dr S Yamuna

  16. What is Needed • Practical training • Adolescent counseling • Adolescent Reproductive issues • Adolescent growth and Nutrition • Adolescent Mental health issues • Adolescent Immunization • Out let required for pediatricians after qualifying or training in field.

  17. How to do it • Further training of Adolescent Ambassador • Training of Pediatricians for intervention by TOT at National level [IAP zone wise] With Involvement of • Mother and Daughter sessions • Father and Son sessions • Program to be conducted in schools & IAP branches • Formation of “Teens club” In these schools

  18. How to organize Proposed MKU 2014

  19. ADVANCED TRAINING PROGRAM OF ADOLESCENT HEATH ACADEMY

  20. Shaking hands with • To be actively involved in GOI decision making in lieu of adolescent health across country by informing our regular and special activities. • IAP-AHA public –private partnership with GOI. • Involvement with WHO and Unicef , UNFPA, Clinton foundation and other NGOs in adolescent health with positive and regular communication. • To suggest GOI and state Govt one school one pediatrician • Involvement of IAP-AHA in mental health policy of Government.

  21. Open to discussion & Thanks

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