INAUGURAL CEREMONY
Date: 03-01-2013Venue: Darshanam
Time: 04-30pm – 06-15pm
The inaugural function was started with an energetic performance of “chingari mellam” which is a traditional welcoming art form. Followed by Rajagiri Anthem.
The welcome address was delivered by the principal of Rajagiri college of social sciences Dr. Joseph .I.Injodey. The introduction of DYUTI 2013 was delivered by Head of the social work department, Dr.T.O.Poulose, in which he gave the an overview of the conference DYUTI-Developmental Yearnings for united and transformed India, meaning SPARK is an annual conference of the School of Rajagiri College of Social Sciences. Through DYUTI, the college try to spread the spark of knowledge and wisdom to the entire humanity. The presidential address was delivered by Provincial and manager, Rev Fr. Jose Alex CMI. He took us on the pathways of the birth and growth of Rajagiri and the efforts of CMI groups behind it.
The inauguration was done by the chief guest, Prof,K.J Kurien, hon’ble deputy chairman of RajyaSabha, Govt. of India. He inaugurated the ceremony by lightening the lamp. He mentioned that the social work as a discipline which needs to bring an impact and integrate it in people’s everyday life.
Followed by the inauguration we had the director’s address by Rev Dr. Antony Kariyil CMI. Dr.Raju Vargheese Prof. UMB, Rev.Dr.Prashanth Palakapallil,Principal SH College Thevara, Prof.Evelyn Le Roy, Katho,Belgium facilitated in the conference.
The DYUTI 2013 logo was introduced by the designer named Sr.Nisha V.A,social work dept.
Our hon’ble chief guest Prof.PJ Kurien awarded the designer for the conference logo.Vote of thanks was delivered by Dean & Administrator Dr.Mary Venus Joseph.The keynote address was delivered by Dr.Giridhar Babu, Public health foundation India. During the bkey note address the Dr. Giridhar Babu stated that the middle aged are at the high risks of public health.he noted that present generation are also at the risk of hyper tension and sex ratio. He recommended the changes in the system from childhood. He opined that our children must be taught tom respect the differences and tolerance and respect women and teachers. He also thew lights on weakening health scenario in Kerala. The ceremony was concluded with the national anthem.
Film festival “ WAVES”
‘In the name of medicine’ by K P Sais, presents before the people with a question in a time when people take medicines to deal with common cold, why is our India ready to accept the drugs banned in other countries and stress on health is the fundamental right, mental right and not a concession.
‘+ve living’ by C V Vanaja, in this documentary explain all about innocent women being affected with HIV, their coping mechanisms to handle the situations by engaging themselves in different activities to lead a happy life.
‘While the sentinel sleeps’ by Arun Varma, this documentary depicts the life of those affected with HIV in Nagaland. It also shows that those affected people can make a difference by reaching out to others like them and helping them live the rest of their life.
‘Quality of death’ by Rosie Brown. The mains themes depicted in the film were after effects of the banned drugs on people; life of people especially women affected by HIV/AIDS and the pain and palliative care services in India. Several delegates passed out comments about the films. Mr.Premjith concluded the session.
Day1:3rd January 2013 : -
Public health and Psychosocial Scenario
Concurrent session 1
Venue2: Fr.jose Alex Hall
Session on Public health and Psychosocial Scenario was held on 3rd January 2013 in Fr.Jose Alex Hall at 1.30 PM. Four resource persons presented their papers on their topics. Dr. Thomas O’Hare, professor of Boston College presented his paper on Examining Subjective Distress from Trauma in People with Schizophrenia. Regarding implications for public health generally and social work in mental health, practitioners should consider routine assessment of losses and grief counseling, when necessary, for people with schizophrenia. Dr. P M Mathew faculty of Central University of Kerala presented a paper on Physical Health and Psychological condition of Muslim Women married off before the age of eighteen. He recommended compulsory pre-marital counseling and awareness classes to improve the physical and psychological condition of Muslim married women.
Anjali Dhengle student of Tata Institute of Social Sciences presented a paper on The Psychosocial Work Risks In Profession Of Social Work: A Product Of Globalization And An Emerging Health Issue. She talked about the changing nature of jobs in profession of Social Work; increasing role stressors in the profession of social work and its effects. A paper on Health and Well-being of Elderly-impact of Psycho Social Status was presented by K Suneetha, assistant professor of Vikrama Simhapuri University. Rights of elderly, Social Workers intervention for the well being of elderly etc were discussed.
The final Presentation was by Anil John, Asst.Professor of Rajagiri college. His presentation was about Life Situation and Family Burden of Parents of Children with Maligant Neoplasm. His presentation showed that high number of children is affected by Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). He concluded by saying that Childhood cancer is a family disease since it affects everyone in the family. The session was concluded with a small discussion about the topics.
Concurrent Session 1:
Public Health And Social Work Initiatives
Venue 1: Golden Aureole
Chairperson : - Dr. Claudia Lang.
1. Prof H.R Rao Twiesha Vachhrajini, Lavanya Rao : -
Using Information Technology as A Medium To Spread Awareness About Communicable Diseases.
2. Dr. Sr. Lovely Jacob : - Health Issues Of Trafficked Girls: Social Work Initiatives And Intervention
3. Dr.Mary Venus Joseph : - End of life and social work: an Indian perspective.
4. Dr. Kinjal Waghela, Dr. Swati Jha : - Equating Success In Life With No Tobacco Use – Mukkam, A Unique Adolescent Initiative.
5. Swati Jha, Dr Kinjal Waghela, Dr Seema Peterson, Mr Anirban Mitra, Mr Chandrakant Deshpande : - Health Care Worker Safety Project At Jagjivan Ram Hospital By Americares India Foundation.
Concurrent Session 1: -
Public Health And Psychosocial Scenario
Venue 2: Fr Jose Alex Hall
Chairperson- Dr. Thomas O’Hare
1. Dr Thomas O’ Hare, Margaret Sherrer : - Examining Subjective Distress From Trauma In People With Schizophrenia.
2. Dr P.M Mathew : - Physical Health And Psychological Condition Of Muslim Women Married Off Before The Age Of Eighteen.
3. K.Suneetha, B.Shyam Babu : - Health And Well-Being Of Elderly-Impact Of Psycho Social Status.
4. Anjali Dhengle : -The Psychosocial Work Risks In Profession Of Social Work: A Product Of Globalization And An Emerging Health Issue
5. Mr. Anil John : - Life situation and family burden of parents of children with malignant Neoplasm.
Concurrent Session 1:
Health Care and Public Participation
Venue 3: Majestic Hall
Chairperson- Dr. Jaya Cherian
1. Jisha C.J : - The Comprehensive Health Insurance Scheme In Kerala (CHIS) : An Exploratory Study In Kollam District.
2. Dr Fr.M.K.Joseph : - Organ donation movement in Kerala: an emerging community practice model for progressive change in public health scenario
3. Shyna Bhattacharjee, Bino Thomas : - Extent Of Utilization Of Health Care Services By Rural Women Under NRHM In Jabalpur (M.P)
4. Asha Vinay : - People’s Participation In Primary Health Care – Stakeholders Perspectives & Institutional Mechanisms
5. Dr. Rahul Lakshman : - Amala Bharatam: A Case Study Of Amrita Awareness Campaign On Waste Management Regarding Public Health.
Concurrent Session 1:
Nutrition and Health
Venue 4: Imperial Hall
Chairperson- Mrs. Mary John
1. Dr. Ram Sharan Mehta, Sanuja Khatri : -Nutritional Status of the People Living With AIDS Receiving Anti-Retroviral Therapy In Eastern Nepal
2. Md.Shahnawaz : - Nutritional Status Among The Children Living In Predominantly Tribal Block Of Jhadol In District Udaipur, Rajasthan, India: A Cross Sectional Study.
3. Dr Jeyanthi Shanmugam K, Sathya P, Saramma Samuel : - Nutritional Status Of Preschool Children Attending The Balwadi In Selected Rural Areas At Coimbatore DISTRICT.
Additional Concurrent Session 1:
Public Health Concerns
Venue 4: Imperial Hall
Chairperson- Dr. Anish K.R
1. Ms. Tintu S Murali, Dr. Balbir Singh, Madhuri Muthyampet, Mr. Prem Kumar M : - Suicide Mortality Among Indian Youth
2. Madhuri Muthyampet, Mr. Prem Kumar M, Ms. Tintu S Murali : -
Study on Psychosocial Factors Associated with Stigma among HIV-Positive Individuals
3.Dr.Leena Leon : - Computer-Based Intervention to Prevent Fast Food Consumption and Promote Healthy Dietary Habits in Adolescents.
Concurrent Session 2:
HIV/AIDS Prevention and Aftercare
Venue 1: Golden Aureole
Chairperson-Dr. Jose Antony
1. Rajani.P.Menon : - Blood Safety And HIV/AIDS: Potential Challenges To Social Workers In Blood Safety Programme.
2. J.John Britto,Dr.Dunstan Rajkumar : - HIV/AIDS: Public Health Approach – Special Reference With Female Sex Workers (FSW) In Vellore City – Tamil Nadu."
3. Ms.Seema Rani : - Role Of Social Work Practice In Combating HIV/AIDS, Prevention, Care And Support Of People Living With HIV/AIDS And Public Health Approach.
4. Dr Jayanthy P Nair, Dr.M.I Joseph, Jisha Cardoz ; - Perceived Social Support And Quality Of Life Among Women With HIV/AIDS.
Concurrent Session 2:
Mental Health Promotion
Venue 2: Fr Jose Alex Hall
Chairperson- Dr. Margret Sherrer
1. Devaraj Hosahally : - “Promotion Of Public Mental Health Services In India Through District Mental Health Programme: Role Of Psychiatric Social Workers”.
2. Dr. Arati S. Jakkaraddi, Dr. Vithal Rao S. Yadav, Dr. Pushpa B. Khadi :- Emotional Health: Development Of An Intervention Module For Emerging Adults
3. Julie Wilson : - Promotion Of Community Mental Health Through People’s Participation: An Innovative Initiative.
4. Dr.M.Trimurthi Rao, B.Prathima : - Promotion Of Mental Health In Children: A Need For Social Work Intervention.
Concurrent Session 2:
Maternal and Child Health
Venue 3:Majestic Hall
Chairperson- Dr. Giji Francis
1. Karthik.B,Dr. Hemalatha K : - Causes For Non Institutional Deliveries And Neonatal Care Practices Among The Beneficiaries Of NRHM”.
2. Saraswathy Manivannan, Vidhya Venugopal, Sankar Sambandam, Kalpana Balakrishnan : - Baby-Feeding Habits Followed By Rural Mothers Of Tamilnadu- Emerging Health Hazard.
3. Dr Ramiz Raja A, Dr Vincy Nelson, Dr Anjali N U : - The Prevalence Of Unmet Need For Family Planning Among Married Women Who Are Mothers Of Infants.
Concurrent Session 2:
Rural Health
Venue 4: Imperial Hall
Chairperson- Dr. Fr. M.K.Joseph
1. Dinesh R S, Dr.V.Sethuramalingam, N Rajave : - l Socio Economic Correlates The Life Satisfaction Of Tribal Ageing In Tiruchirappalli District At Tamil Nadu
2. Dinesh R S : - , Department Of Social Work, Bharathidasan University,Tiruchirappalli Gender Disparities Among The Life Satisfaction Of Tribal Aging In Tiruchirappalli District At Tamil Nadu
3. K. Subhash, G. Rajesh Kumar : - Interventions In Tribal Health: A Social Work Study In Selected Villages At Badrachalam, Khammam District Of Andhrapradesh
4. Susmitha.B, Dr.R. Shivappa :- Impact Of SHG Participation On Health Practices Of Women
5. Dr.Sr.Lizy.P.J : - Health scenario of rural elderly women in kerala.
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