After attending a surgical conference at Mumbai (Bombay) in 1944, the thought of forming a common platform for exchanging scientific views was consolidated in 1946, following the "Ether Day" celebrations in October of that year. With the continued effort of leading Neonatologists of India, the Indian Society of Neonatology was born on 30th December, 1947.
After attending a surgical conference at Mumbai (Bombay) in 1944, the thought of forming a common platform for exchanging scientific views was consolidated in 1946, following the "Ether Day" celebrations in October of that year. With the continued effort of leading Neonatologists of India, the Indian Society of Neonatology was born on 30th December, 1947.
After attending a surgical conference at Mumbai (Bombay) in 1944, the thought of forming a common platform for exchanging scientific views was consolidated in 1946, following the "Ether Day" celebrations in October of that year. With the continued effort of leading Neonatologists of India, the Indian Society of Neonatology was born on 30th December, 1947.
After attending a surgical conference at Mumbai (Bombay) in 1944, the thought of forming a common platform for exchanging scientific views was consolidated in 1946, following the "Ether Day" celebrations in October of that year. With the continued effort of leading Neonatologists of India, the Indian Society of Neonatology was born on 30th December, 1947.
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Central NALS, EB Member, (East Zone)
Immediate Past President
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past events
03 - 04
It was held on Zoom Platform, organised by NSWB and BOGS in association with FOGSI and NNF Perinatology Committee.
Separate sessions -
- Obstetrics for Pediatricians
- Neonatology for Obstetricians
Plenary Session -
- Recent advances in common practices & controversies
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It was held on Zoom Platform, organised by Department of Paediatrics, BMCH.
Topics discussed were -
- Unanswered questions of a dyspneic baby - Dr. Sankar Narayan Mishra
- Embracing the storm in a Special child - Dr. Jonaki Pal
- Shrouded in ambiguity - Dr. Priyanka Biswas
- A newborn baby - How big can it be? - Dr. Tamal Kayal
- Spotters in newborn - Dr. Shinjini Chakraborty
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- Sunflower Hospital and Mercy Hospital, Howrah
- Calcutta National Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata
- Dr. B C Roy Post Graduate Institute of Paediatric Sciences, Kolkata
- Mission Hospital, Durgapur
- Fortis Hospital, Anandapur
- Dinhata S D Hospital, Coochbehar
- Bankura Medical College and Hospital
- Virtually Celebrated by Sister Parul Dutta as the Moderator and Sister Baby Mondal, Sister Ushoshi Ghosh, Sister Supa Guha, Prof Asim Kumar & Dr Bijan Saha in the Expert Panel
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It was held on Zoom Platform.
Topics discusses were -
- A dysmorphic newborn
- A newborn with a mysterious chest radiograph
- A hypertensive newborn
- An unusual case of respiratory distress
- An atypical case of neonatal jaundice
Spotters -
- Newborn with asymmetric crying facies
- An unusual MRI Brain
- Bluish newborn
18
It was held on Zoom Platform, organised by the North Bengal Medical College.
Topics discussed were -
- Saga of hope by Dr. Sayantan Chowdhury
- Asymmetric facies, anotia and cardiac defect: A conundrum by Dr. Avisikta Tung
- Pneumonia masquerade I by Dr. Avisikta Das
- Pneumonia masquerade II by Dr. Pooja Roy
- Beyond asphyxia by Dr. Rajib Dey
18
It was held on Zoom Platform, organised by the Durgapur Team.
The eminennt speakers were -
- Dr. Devdeep Mukherji
- Dr. Arnab Paul
- Dr. Krishnendu Khan
21
It was held on Zoom Platform.
Topics discussed were -
- Neonatal COVID - The Untold Story by Dr. Prabir Bhowmick
- Neonatal COVID - What lies beneath by Dr. Arghya Kusum Pal
- Neonatal MISC - Managing the Cytokine Storm by Dr. Sanchari Chakravarty
- Neonatal COVID in extreme prematurity by Dr. Sanchari Chakravarty
members
National Neonatology Forum (NNF) is a strong and large body of more than 8000 neonatologists across India and abroad. NNF has been actively involved in advocacy, policy making, research and ensuring quality health care to newborn for the last 4 decades.
A. Supportive documents for degrees as mentioned in the application
B. Registration certificates issued by MCI / State Medical / Nursing Council
C. Aadhar Card / Passport / Voter ID
Note: Self-attested photocopies of the aforementioned documents are mandetory
contactAfter attending a surgical conference at Mumbai (Bombay) in 1944, the thought of forming
a common platform for exchanging scientific views was consolidated in 1946, following the
"Ether Day" celebrations in October of that year. With the continued effort of leading
Neonatologists of India, the Indian Society of Neonatology was born on 30th December, 1947.
NNF Room, IMA House, 53 Creek Row, Kolkata - 7000 014
8777359610
(Monday - Saturday: 11am - 5pm)
Cheque / DD drawn in favour of National Neonatology Forum
Life-time Achievements Award
Following the doctrine of “newborn health must be recognised as a national priority”, the Neonatology Society, West Bengal has undertaken a community based holistic approach, ensuring availability of basic facilities at the local hospitals with trained nurses and doctors to provide the best care.
Malnutrition being an incessant problem, neonatal death is still quite common in West Bengal. With the motto of decreasing the death rate among neonates, NSWB regularly organises training programmes for nurses, CMEs and workshops for health care professionals, medical camps for children and awareness programmes among the parents.
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