BE PART OF HISTORIC EVENT FOR
NUTRITION & DIETETIC PROFESSIONALS
Dear Fellow Nutritionists & Dietitians,
WELCOME To CHENNAI To Be A SIGNIFICANT PART OF HISTORY ONCE AGAIN!
At the NUTRIFEAST 2025, just as we witnessed the MAHA KUMBH MELA — the most auspicious festival in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, it is going to be both a NUTRI-FEAST — an elaborate & abundant Food for Thought accompanied by NUTRI-FESTIVAL, a celebratory ceremony marking the historic confluence of Policy, Principles and Practice of NUTRITION.
At the NUTRIFE[A]ST 2025, there will be several historic firsts & you are offered the VANCHSHEEL" — FIVEFOLD golden opportunity to witness, nay actively & significantly contribute to the creation of this history
Institute of Diabetology, Madras Medical College, Poonamallee High Road, Park Town, Chennai, Tamilnadu 600 003
| Time | Topic | Speaker | Chair Persons / Moderators |
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| Session - 1: 08:00am-08:45am | Nutrition Care Process & Medical Nutrition Therapy & Evidence-based Medical Nutrition Therapy Guidelines | Dr Esther F Myers | Dr. P. Dharmarajan, M.D. [Int. Mde] Dr. C. Hariharan, M.D. [Int. Med] Ms. Kalarani R Ms. Vilasavathi Venkatachalam |
| 08:45am-09:15am | Strengthening Global & Local Partnerships: Collaboration for Excellence in Nutrition & Dietetics | Dr Sylvia E Kilnger | |
| 09.15am-09:20am |
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| 09:20am-10:20am |
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| 10:20am-10:35am |
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| Session-2: 10:35am-10:50am |
Fulbright Fellowships for Indian citizens & e-library resources - United States-IndiaEducational Foundation | USIEF, Chennai | Dr. Chitra, M.D. [SPM] Dr. Varsha |
| Session-2: 10:50am-11:10am |
Integrative & Functional Medicine Approach to Manage Diabetes & Associated comorbidities | Dr Sudha Raj | Dr. Shanthi M.D (GM) Dr. Pushpa Saravanan M.D D.Diab Dr. Hema Malini Ms. Jayashree |
| 11:10-11:40am | Bridging the gap in Diabetes Management: The Essential Role of Dietitians & CDCES in Personalized Nutrition Care | Ms.Vandana Sheth | |
| 11.40-11.45 |
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| Session-2: 11:45-12:05pm |
ERAS-Enhanced Recovery After Surgery & Prehabilitation in Diabetes: Using traditional ingredients & medical nutrition | Ms Vilasavathi Venkatachalam | Dr.Sudhakar MD (Anaesthesia) Dr.K.PremKumarMD DM(Gastroenterology) Dr. Vinitha Krishnan Ms. Nisha |
| 12.05pm-12.25pm | The Role of Gut Microbiota in Kidney Disease - Using the Power of Gut Microbiota in Kidney Disease Management | Dr Judith A Beto | |
| 12.25-12.30 pm |
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| 12.30-01:15 pm | LUNCH Poster Presentation Viewing – Ms. Priyadharshini S & Ms. Geethanayaki M |
Ms.Priyadarshini S Ms.Geethanayaki M |
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| Session-2: 01.15pm-01.35pm |
Heart Transplant Nutrition | Dr. Schadev Meenakshi | Dr. Mariappan MS MCH [CTVS] Dr. K. Premkumar M,D. D.M. [Hepatology] Ms. Priyadharshini S |
| 01.35pm-1.50pm | Liver Transplant Nutrition | Ms. Kalarani R | |
| 1.50-2.10pm | Intestine Transplant Nutrition | Ms. Reshma Aleem | |
| 02.10pm-02.15pm |
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| Session-2: 02. 15-02.45pm |
Consideration of VSED [Voluntary Stopping Eating & Drinking] Guidelines in patient palliative care | Dr Judith A Beto | Dr. Srinivasan M.D. D.M. [Nephro] Dr. Kannan M.D. D.M. [Oncology] Dr. Meenakshi Dr.Shanthi Dhandapani |
| 02.45-03.05pm | latrogenic Malnutrition, Nutritional Adaptation & Nutrition Injury: General introduction to Concepts | Prof Dr Varsha | |
| 03.05-3.35pm | Multicultural approach to modification of dietary & treatment patterns to promote kidney
function preservation. What does diet have to do with it? Using practical strategies to preserve kidney function |
Dr Judith A Beto | |
| 3.35-3.40pm |
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| 3.40-3.55pm |
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| Session-2: 3.55-4.25pm |
NCP in Public Health - Population Based Nutrition Intervention [ADIME] | Dr Esther F Myers | Dr. Senthil Kumar, M.D. [SPM] Ms. Geetha Nayaki Dr. Rashmi Poojara |
| 4.25-5:10pm | Revised 2024 Scope & Standards of Practice for Dieticians | Dr. Karen Lacey | |
| 05:10-5:40pm | International Food Information Council Communications/Leadership | Dr Zenaida F Velasco | |
| 5.40-5.45 pm |
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| 5.45-06.00pm | Concluding Remarks | Dr. Varsha | |
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| 08.00am-09.00am | Oral Presentations | Dr. Sachdev Meenakshi Dr. Hema Malini Dr. Vinitha Krishnan |
| 09:00am-12:00pm | Workshop 1: Nutrition Care Process: Let's Start from the Beginning | Dr Esther F Myers Dr Karen Lacey Ms Bamini M & Ms Geethanayaki |
| 12:00nn-01:00pm |
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| 01:00pm-04:00pm | Workshop 2: Nutrition Focused Physical Exam [NFPE] Modules | Ms Vilasavathi Venkatachalam Dr Judith A Beto Dr.Shanthi Dhandapani |
| 04.00pm-04.30pm | Certification & Valedictory Function | |
"Partnership in Action" to Promote Documentation & Inclusion of Evidenced-based Medical Nutrition Therapy as Integral Component of Patient-Care.
Facilitating combined sessions between medical fraternity & clinical nutrition practitioners to enhance holistic patient care & foster "Medical-Nutrition Synergy" in Clinical Nutrition & Dietetic Practice through evidence-based programming of education & research.
IINS to facilitate organizing & collaborating with The International Affiliate of Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics [IAAND], USA for an "International Symposium".
An endeavour herein facilitates access to the international platform for our nutrition & dietetics fraternity.
IAAND's several projects with respect to latest advances in the area of nutrition & dietetics would be of interest, that universities & educational institutions should expose the students & practitioners alike through international exchange.
Institute of Diabetology, is the first unit in India to introduce the Baccalaureate in Clinical Nutrition in Madras Medical College - oldest medical college in India as well as in Asia.
In another pioneering effort the Institute of Diabetology collaborates with IINS to establish a strong "Partnership in Action" Link with primary objective to impart state-of-art relevant education that encourages adaptation of international guidelines and documentation of evidence-based practice as suited to the cultural nuances of Indian Population.
Indian Institute of Nutritional Sciences - IINS Trust, established with the express objective to create a state-of-art facility that strives to improve the nation's nutritional health and advance the profession of nutrition and dietetics through education, research and therapy advocacy.
IINS Vision - Nutritionally Healthy Indians, achieved through the transformative power of food as medicine in Community, Clinical and Commercial Nutrition.
IINS Mission to become the leading Nutrition Sciences Institution in India through Innovation and Acceleration of the Education, Awareness and Improvement in Clinical Nutrition, by Promoting Positive Nutrition Practices through Research, Evidence-Based programming and Policies for Medical-Nutrition Synergy in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetic Practice.
IAAND-an international nutrition & dietetics community promoting health & well-being through food & nutrition, through 1000 members & supporters, including student members, living in more than 78 countries & in a wide variety of settings: colleges & universities, schools & the community, local hospitals & clinics, private practice & consultation, industry & food service facilities, government & military, research & development.
The U.S. Consulate General in Chennai warmly welcomes you to the American Center. Established in 1947, the Center (formerly and still sometimes known as the American Library) has played a special role in fostering relationships between the people of the United States and South India. People across the region have shared with us their memories of the American Center– how it inspired, informed, & changed them. Just as the U.S.-India partnership has risen to new levels, the American Center is also evolving in engaging its audiences. With an event space, DVD viewing kiosks, online databases, & much more, the American Center incorporates some of the latest trends & technologies. We have more than 15,000 books & printed materials*& one of the largest collections of American Studies materials in South Asia.
American Center organizes a wide range of interactive programs both virtually & in-person. Our dedicated staff provides a wide range of resources and services, offering accurate & current information. The American Center is open to all. We look forward to seeing you soon.Membership Fee Structure: At this conference discounted annual membership is offered to the individuals by the American Center Avail this golden offer!! Membership to Non-profit/Profit/Corporate organisations too available. Borrowing & Renewing: Members can check out terms & conditions in person at the Desk at the conference as well as by phone, or by email to [email protected]. In addition, members can request interlibrary loans from other American Centers in Kolkata, Mumbai, and New Delhi. Members can reserve books that are not on the shelf and a notification will be sent to the member when the item is available. Individuals can check out up to four books and two back issues of journals for three weeks. Institutions can borrow up to 20 books for a period of three weeks, & up to five DVDs and 10 back issues of periodicals for three weeks. In addition, Institutional & Corporate Members will receive Span Magazine, and other promotional material.
Dr Esther Myers
04:20–05:10pm
Describing & Planning Your Public Health using the e-Nutrition Care Process Terminology (NCPT)
Dr Sylvia E Klinger
08:45-09:15am
Strengthening Global & Local Partnerships: Collaboration for Excellence in Nutrition & Dietetics
Dr Sudha Raj
10:50-11:10am
Integrative & Functional Medicine Approach to Manage Diabetes & Associated comorbidities
Ms Vandana Sheth
11:10-11:40am
Bridging the gap in Diabetes Management: The Essential Role of Dietitians & CDCES in Personalized Nutrition Care
11:45-12:05pm
Dr Judit A Beto
12:05-12:25pm
The Role of Gut Microbiota in Kidney Disease - Using the Power of Gut Microbiota in Kidney Disease Management
Dr Judit A Beto
02:50-03:20pm
Consideration of VSED [Voluntary Stopping Eating & Drinking] Guidelines in patient palliative Care
Prof Dr Varsha
03:20-03.50pm
Iatrogenic Malnutrition, Nutritional Adaptation & Nutrition Injury: General introduction to Concepts
Dr Judit A Beto
03:50-04:20pm
Multicultural approach to modification of dietary & treatment patterns to promote kidney function preservation. What does diet have to do with it? Using practical strategies to preserve kidney function
Dr Esther Myers
04:20-05:10pm
Describing & Planning Your Public Health Interventions using the e-Nutrition Care Process Terminology (NCPT)
Dr Karen Lacey
05:10-05.40pm
2024 Revised: Scope & Standards of Practice for Dietitians
Dr Zenaida F Velasco
05:40--6:10pm
International Food Information Council Communications / Leadership
13. 09:00am-12:00nn:
14. 01:00-04:00pm:
Note:
| Participants/Participation Category | INR [Incl of GST] | ||
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| Students | Dietitians/Academicians | ||
| 1 | Conference | 1,500/- | 2,500/- |
| 2 | Workshop 1: Nutrition Care Process - Nutrition Diagnosis & PES, eNCPT, & EAL | 1,000/- | 1,500/- |
| 3 | Workshop 2: Nutrition Focused Physical Exam (NFPE) Modules | 1,000/- | 1,500/- |
| 4 | Conference + Workshop 1 | 2,500/- | 4,000/- |
| 5 | Conference + Workshop 1 + Workshop 2 | 3,500/- | 5,500/- |
Travel and accommodation as per Delegates convenience.
| Important Dates | |
| Abstract Submission Deadline | On or Before April 20th 2025 |
| Last Date for Registration | April 20, 2025 |
An Indian Institute of Nutritional Sciences Initiatives
