st51 YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT

ASSOCIATION OF PHARMACEUTICAL TEACHERS OF INDIA

(APTI)

Registration Brochure

A P T I C O N nd22 Annual National Convention on

th24 March 2018

Head Quarters :

Bengaluru

Website : www.aptiindia.org

Local Organizing Committee Address :

Plot No. 11, Knowledge Park II, Greater Noida (Delhi/NCR) - 201306

Website : http://www.lloydinstitute.org

Organized by:

LLOYD INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY Greater Noida (Delhi/NCR) - 201306

THEME:

Challenges for

global

competitiveness of

pharmacy practices

relevant to

education

Association

of

Pharmaceutical

Teachers of

India (APTI)

ASSOCIATION OF PHARMACEUTICAL TEACHERS OF INDIA - is an association founded in 1966 by the pioneers of pharmacy education in India. Leading the association were personalities like Prof. M. L. Schroff, Prof. G. P. Srivastava and others, which has come a long way in creating better intercommunication and promotion of excellence in pharmacy education. Through its tailor-made mission and objectives, the association has provided a single platform in bringing together teachers of pharmacy education from all over the country. This has helped in the achievement of excellent standards and to develop new technological methods in pharmacy education through the exchange of views amongst the teaching members. The efforts of the Association in encouraging and supporting its members achieving such milestones have always been well appreciated. Every year APTI conducts conventions for teachers of pharmacy at different parts of India to connect and stay updated with them.

Lloyd Institute

of Management

& Technology

Lloyd is an educational institution, which strives to give best support to students to help them succeed. Since its inception more than a decade ago, institute has evolved as an independent, coeducational, privately endowed college, running courses in management and pharmacy. We, at Lloyd, are driven by the belief that every child deserves a high quality education. Lloyd has acquired the status of one of the premier, most aspired- for education institutes in North India, for imparting the Best Education Innovative Teaching methodology including interactive educational sessions, Counseling and guidance cell to guide the students at each step so that they take the right career decisions. Students are given practical exposure through Industrial tours and trainings. Lloyd is student-centric and ready to face the global challenges of the Pharmacy profession.

Pharmacy

@Lloyd

Lloyd has remained a place of innovation and excellence in pharmacy education since last fourteen years. As the needs of society and profession have changed, the Institute has also evolved and continues to bring about positive changes to prepare future pharmacists for an expanded sole in the healthcare profession. B.Pharm. at Lloyd is approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Pharmacy Council of India and affiliated to A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University (APJAKTU). The passed out batches have been successfully placed in reputed pharmaceutical companies like Sun Pharma, Dabur, Cadila, Cipla, Himalaya, etc. and are rising exceptionally well in their career . Consistently amongst the top-ranked private schools of pharmacy, Lloyd continues to be an innovative force in pharmacy education to meet the needs of a changing world. Today, we offer Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm.) and Master of Pharmacy (M. Pharm.) in Pharmaceutics and Quality Assurance. The student here is given opportunity for an all-around development, a rich professional & social atmosphere, space and technical support to develop innovations and immense guidance from faculty, hence opening the doors for many opportunities after graduation. Our main forte lies in our links & collaborations with the pharmaceutical industry. We believe more in on-site training than only theoretical classes. Not only the students, but also the faculty undergoes practical refresher training session in the industry on a regular basis. Lloyd provides an exciting and engaging environment for students to pursue their studies as well as engage in activities which will make them a successful human being.

APTI Central Body

Pravin Digambar Chaudhari

Vice Presidents

Debajyoti Das Dhirender Kaushik Milind Janrao Umekar

Satish A Kavatagimath Swarnlata Saraf

Women's Forum Convener Co-conveners

Vandana Patravale Manju Singh Purnima Ashok

APTI Uttar Pradesh State – Office Bearers

President Vice Presidents

Ishwar Chandra Giri Neeraj Verma Rizwan Ahmad

Secretary Treasurer

Girendra Kumar Gautam Prakash Deep

APTICON Local Organizing Committee

Chief PatronChairman Organizing Secretaries

Mr. Manohar Thairani

President, Lloyd

Prof. R. K. Goyal

President, Delhi State Branch

Dr. Raman Dang

Secretary, APTI

Dr. Vandana Arora Sethi

Group Director, Lloyd

APTICON Local Organizing Committee Coordinating Members

Patrons & Advisors

Prof. (Dr.) B. Suresh Dr. G. N. Singh Prof. (Dr.) S. S. Agarwal Ms. Archna Mudgal Mr. S. L. Nasa

Mr. Atul Nasa Prof. R. K. Khar Prof. D. P. Pathak Prof. Nadeem Siddiqui Dr. M. D. Burande Prof. Kanchan Kohli

Prof. (Dr.) S. Sivakumar Prof. P. K. Sahoo Mr. P. K. Gupta Mr. Vijay AroraProf. B. G. Shivananda

Associate Secretary Executive SecretaryTreasurerSecretary

Sohan Chitlange Rajasekaran. SV. MuruganRaman Dang

Transport & Tours

Vivek Dhiyani

Medical Services

Alankar Srivastava

Registration

Alok Bhardwaj

Koushal Dhamija

Rajul Gupta

Finance

Ratish Mallick

Scientific

A.W.Siddiqui

Chitra Gupta

Entertainment

Preeti Maan

Sheetal Chaudhary

Swamita Arora

Volunteer Services

Deepanmol Singh

Saurabh Sharma

Protocol/ Reception

Savita Bhati

Shivani Singh

Press/ Publicity

Piyush Sharma

Shekhar Sharma

Shikha Chandna

Venue

Khursheed Alam

Shekhar Sharma

Accommodation/

Hospitality

Akhilesh Kumar

Nisha Gupta

Preeti Maan Invitation & Stage

Anushree Tandon

Shilpa Pahwa

Designing & Printing

Vikash Tomar

Digital Marketing

Sabeena Yousuf

Anushree Tandon

President

THEME:

Challenges for

global

competitiveness of

pharmacy practices

relevant to

education

APTI State Branch President and Vice Presidents

Andhra Pradesh State Branch

President

Dr. Devala Rao Garikapati

Vice Presidents

Dr. M. Murali Krishna Kumar

Dr. M. Niranjan Babu

Assam State Branch

President

Mrs. Sukirti Das

Vice Presidents

Mr. Jiban Devnath

Dr. Nabin Chandra Baruah

Chattisgarh State Branch

President

Dr. Deependra Singh

Vice Presidents

Dr. S. J. Daharwal

Dr. Vishal Jain

Gujarat State Branch

President

Dr. Jayvadankumar Kantilal Patel

Vice Presidents

Dr. Richa Dayaramani

Dr. Vijay Parmar

Haryana State Branch

President

Dr. Harish Dureja

Vice Presidents

Dr. Rohit Dutt

Dr. Viney Lather

Punjab State Branch

President

Dr Rajesh Kumar Goel

Vice Presidents

Dr Ashish Baldi

Dr Sandeep Arora

Rajasthan State Branch

President

Dr. Rajesh Asija

Vice Presidents

Dr. Jayesh Dwivedi

Dr. Rahul Kumar Garg

Himachal State Branch

President

Dr Rajendra Guleria

Vice Presidents

Dr. Dheeraj Kaushik

Dr M S Ashawat

Jharkhand State Branch

President

Dr. Barij N. Sinha

Vice Presidents

Dr. Jayaram Kumar

Dr. Swastika Ganguly

Jammu & Kashmir State Branch

President

Dr. Nahida Tabassum

Vice Presidents

Dr. Mubashir Hussain Masoodi

Dr. Z. A. Bhat

Karnataka State Branch

President

Shri. Rudragouda G. Patil

Vice Presidents

Dr. Aravind B. Karadi

Dr. Yunus Ali

Kerala State Branch

President

Dr. Elssey Abraham

Vice Presidents

Dr. Preeja G. Pillai

Dr. Sujith Verma K.

Tamil Nadu State Branch

President

Dr. K. L. Senthil Kumar

Vice Presidents

Dr. B. Sangameswaran

Dr. N. Senthil Kumar

Telangana State Branch

President

Dr. V. Prabhakar Reddy

Vice Presidents

Dr. J. Venkateshwar Rao

Dr. Krishna Mohan Chinnala

Madhya Pradesh State Branch

President

Dr. Mohan Lal Kori

Vice Presidents

Dr. Alok Pal Jain

Mr. Rajesh Kumar Jatav

Maharashtra State Branch

President

Dr. Chandrashekhar D. Upasani

Vice Presidents

Dr. Kiran S. Bhise

Dr. Sanjaykumar B. Bari

Malaysia Branch

President

Dr. Santosh Fattepur

New Delhi State Branch

President

Prof. Ramesh K. Goyal

Vice Presidents

Dr. Geeta Aggarwal

Dr. Kanchan Kohli

Orissa State Branch

President

Mihir Kumar Kar

Vice Presidents

Dr. Snigdha Pattnaik

Dr. Somezeet Panda

Uttarakhand State Branch

Vice Presidents

Dr. Arun Chaudhary

Dr. Rajeev Kumar Sharma

West Bengal State Branch

President

Dhanabal Kumarasamy

Vice Presidents

Dr. Chandi Charan Kundar

Dr. Pallab Kanti Haldar

THEME:

Challenges for

global

competitiveness of

pharmacy practices

relevant to

education

About the Conference

Objective of the Conference :

The practice of pharmacy and pharmaceutical education are undergoing unprecedented

global changes. So, the use of a needs-based approach to education with an emphasis on

linking pharmacy education with the health needs of populations and national priorities are

required.

Therefore, Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) should be locally determined, globally

connected, socially accountable and quality assured based on a clear description of

professional competencies, linked with health care needs.

In an era when decisions are taken on a global scale, it becomes even more important for

pharmacy students to engage in international opportunities that will contribute to social and

institutional cooperation. The capacity to provide pharmaceutical services globally is

dependent upon having a competent, adaptable and capable workforce, and a similarly

integrated academic workforce to train and support sufficient numbers of new registered

pharmacists and other support staff at both entry-to-practice and advanced levels.

Pharmacy and pharmaceutical education has to be designed so it can deliver the skills needed

by students to work in different pharmaceutical settings once qualified, there are many gaps to

be filled in pharmacy and pharmaceutical education worldwide and in order to mitigate these

issues undergraduate students must be taught with new methodologies to help them adapt to

real life problems in a comprehensive and multi-disciplinary way.

The objective of the brain-storming conference at Lloyd would be to engage in discussing and

solving such issues.

Challenges for global of

pharmacy practices relevant to education

competitiveness

Expected Outcomes :

Clear career pathways and training schemes to address the academic workforce in general, and a practitioner-academic workforce in particular.

Achieving sustainable solutions to the challenges surrounding pharmacy education.

Student-centric learning to impart the problem-solving skills and application of knowledge to real life problems.

Bridge the gap between pharmacy curriculum and global health needs.

Effective quality assurance of pharmacy and pharmaceutical education, and production of competent pharmacy graduates.

Development of professional curriculum to prepare pharmacy students for future innovations in personalised medicines, information systems, and team-based patient care.

Enhanced global experiences for pharmacy students by reaching out to faculty and maintaining international relationships, taking advantage of existing university services and relationships, and collaborating with other health professions programs and organisations.

Accommodation

Hotels in Greater Noida

Hotel

*Subject to change

Important note on hostel accommodation:

Payment options: Online/NEFT/RTGS/DD (details can be taken by directly mailing on the

email ID of the hotel/hostel given or calling on the numbers mentioned)

Traiff Per Night (INR)

Basic Room

Twin Sharing

Contact Person Contact No.

+91-8859761997, 9910701589

+91-8368654898

+91-8826296114, 0120-4517777

+91-7838666304, 0120-6743000

Gaurav Chauhan

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Mohit Jainth

Hitesh Khanduja

RnB Qube

Savoy Suites

Radisson Blue

Jaypee Greens Golf & Spa Resort

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Traiff Per Night (INR)

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+91-8130666344

+91-9810700284

Sami Kidwai

Sunil Sharma

Aryan Residency (Boys)

Anandam (Girls)

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THEME:

Challenges for

global

competitiveness of

pharmacy practices

relevant to

education

RegistrationndRegistration fee details for the 22 Annual National Convention of Association of Pharmaceutical Teachers of India (APTICON) are given below. Please

Note that APTICON members are entitled to a reduced convention fee. To become an APTI member, please visit www.aptiindia.org

Registration fee in INR (Inclusive of service tax)

Category

APTI member

Non APTI member

PG student / Research Scholar

Accompanying person

thUp to 15 March 2018

1000

1500

800

800

Spot Registration

1300

1800

1000

1000

Note: Registration fees is non-refundable and non-transferable. Only registered delegates will be allowed to attend the APTICON. PG students / research scholars need to present proof of identity while collecting the registration kit onsite.Registration entitles the delegate to a kit bag, breakfast and lunch meal at the venue, access to award ceremony and scientific sessions.

Delegates are encouraged to register online

Online Registration

thOnline registration opens on 17 Feb 2018

www.lloydinstitute.org/lloyd-institute-of-

management-technology/apticon.html

Offline Registration

Mail the registration forms to: APTICON, Lloyd Institute of

Management & Technology, Plot No. 11, Knowledge Park II, Greater

Noida (Delhi/NCR)- 201306

Offline Registration Fee Payment Options and Bank Details

RTGS/NEFT Transaction

Beneficiary Name: Lloyd Institute of

Management & Technology

Bank Name: ICICI Bank

Branch Name: Omega – 1, Greater Noida, U.P.

Account Number: 218305000041

IFSC code: ICIC0002183

Demand Draft

Crossed DD shall be drawn in favor of Lloyd Institute

of Management & Technology Conference/ Workshop

Payable at Greater Noida on any Nationalized Bank.

Registration confirmation is subject to realization of bank transaction.

For more information and updates, visit us at www.lloydinstitute.org/lloyd-institute-of-management-technology/apticon.html

E-mail for registration related issues: apticon.lloyd@gmail.com

How to reach Greater Noida (Delhi NCR)

New Delhi station is almost an hour away from Greater-Noida. The city is located almost at a distance of 25 km from New Delhi. This beautiful city is well connected by a DND Flyover and the newly developed 6-lane Expressway which now makes it easy to reach Greater-Noida. A sixty meter wide road from industrial sector Ecotech- III to NH-24 is also provides access to NH-24 from Greater Noida. Plenty of buses ply between Botanical Garden metro station and Greater Noida.* Delhi Airport is around 50 km from Greater Noida.

In and around Delhi NCRthThe Red Fort: Iconic 16 century imperial residence & museum ² Qutb Minar: 5-story victory tower with balconies ² India Gate: 1920s triumphal

arch and war memorial ² Jama Masjid: Vast, 17th century Mughal-style mosque ² Lotus Temple: Temple with a flower-like design ² Akshardham: An abode of God, Hindu house of worship, spiritual and cultural campus dedicated to devotion ² Gurudwara Bangla Sahib: Sikh religious site with healing waters ² Rashtrapati Bhawan: President's official home, with museum ² Purana Qila: Riverside fortress with Mugal-era-gates ² Lodi Gardens: 80-acre city park inaugurated in 1936 ² Chhatarpur Temple: established in 1974, this enormous Hindu temple complex is a popular pilgrimage site ² National Museum, Delhi ² Gandhi Smriti: Museum & memorial honoring Mahatma Gandhi in his former home where he died.

We wholeheartedly welcome you

Plot No. 11, Knowledge Park 2, Greater Noida (Delhi/NCR) - 201306

Contact us : +91-9250449114, 9868022316, 9873250790

E-mail : lloyd.pharmacy@gmail.com ; apticon.lloyd@gmail.com

Website : www.lloydinstitute.org

LLOYD INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY

B. Pharm. M. Pharm. MBA BBA PGDM B.Ed. B.A.LL.B. LL.B.

APTICONnd22 Annual National Convention of

Association of Pharmaceutical Teachers of India (APTI)th24 March 2018

Organised By: Lloyd Institute of Management and Technology, Greater Noida

APTICON encourages online registration at

www.lloydinstitute.org/lloyd-institute-of-management-technology/apticon.html

Registration Form

Name: ...................................................................................... APTI Membership Number: ..........................

Sex: ............... Qualification: ..................................... Designation: ..............................................................

Organization: .............................................................................................................................................

Address for correspondence: ........................................................................................................................

.................................................................................................................................................................

City: ........................................................... State: ...................................... Pin Code: ...............................

Mobile No.: ............................................................. E-mail Id: ....................................................................

Delegate Category

APTI Member

Non- APTI Member

PG Student / Research Scholar

Accompanying person(s)

Foreign Delegate (USD)

Hostel Accommodation charges

Total

Transaction Id

Date of Transaction

Demand Draft Details

Draft Number

Dated

Bank

No. Amount (INR) Payment details: NEFT/RTGS

Note: Registration confirmation is subject to realization of bank transactions.

PG Student / Research Scholar need to present proof of identity while collecting the registration kit onsite.

Category

APTI member

Non- APTI member

PG student / Research Scholar

Accompanying person

Registration fee in INR (Inclusive of service tax)

Up to 15th March 2018

1000

1500

800

600

Spot Registration

1300

1800

1000

800

Note: Registration fees is non-refundable and non-transferable. Only registered delegates will be allowed to attend the APTICON. PG

students / research scholars need to present proof of identity while collecting the registration kit onsite.

Date : Signature :

Mail the registration forms to: APTICON-2018, Plot No. 11, Knowledge Park 2, Greater Noida (Delhi/NCR) - 201306

For Office Use

Venue :

Disclaimer: APTICON or their constituent members or the members of the Local Organizing Committee shall under no circumstances be liable/ responsible for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special or exemplary damage, loss or injury caused to any of the delegate, spouse or accompanying person(s) attending the said convention. All conflicts/disputes shall be governed and resolved by the laws in India and courts jurisdiction over the matters relating or arising from the APTICON to be held in Greater Noida.