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ACSTP-O3 Course curriculum

Home Courses Ongoing Courses ACSTP-O3 Course curriculum
Session No. Date Topic Learning Objectives Expert
Sep 10, 2020 Orientation To learn about the usage of the ECHO Digital & Zoom apps, and ECHO session etiquettes. ECHO India

Dr. Suzanne Nethan, NICPR-ECHO

1 Sep 17, 2020 Introduction to cancer screening and the role of dentists in the national cancer screening program 1. Burden of oral cancer: global & in India
2. Overview of types of cancer prevention
3. Screening & its types
4. An ideal screening program
5. National cancer screening program & the operational framework guidelines for oral cancer screening
6. Role of dentists in the national cancer screening program
7. Oral visual examination (extra & intraoral)
8. Referral linkages & mapping of the facilities
Dr. Suzanne Nethan, MDS (Oral Medicine & Radiology- OMR),
Consultant (Med) & Program Manager,
NICPR-ECHO, Noida (India)
2 Sep 24, 2020 Risk factors for Oral Cancer: Part 1 (Introduction, Human Papilloma Virus-HPV) 1. What is a risk factor & types of risk factors in Non Communicable Diseases
2. Risk factors associated with oral cancer
3. HPV in oral lesions (focus on its carcinogenic potential):
· Introduction about HPV: biology, incidence, prevalence
· Role in benign oral lesions (overview)
· Role in oral potentially malignant disorders (OPMDs)
· Role in oral cancer
Prof Jerry Bouquot, MSD (Oral Pathology),
Professor Emeritus,
Diagnostic and Biomedical Sciences,
University of Texas School of Dentistry, Houston (USA)
Dr. Suzanne T. Nethan
3 Oct 01, 2020 Risk factors for oral cancer: Part 2 (Smokeless tobacco-SLT & Areca nut-AN) 1. Epidemiology of SLT & AN: Global & in India (adults, youth)
2. Types of SLT & AN products in India
3.Manufacturing & processing of SLT & AN products
4. Toxic agents/carcinogens in SLT & AN products
5. Adverse health effects of AN & health perception among individuals
6. AN addiction mechanism; evidence on AN cessation efforts
7. Research gaps & recommendations in SLT & AN control”
Dr. Dhirendra Sinha,PhD,
Chair,School of Preventive Oncology, Patna (India)
4 Oct 08, 2020 Risk factors for oral cancer: Part 3 (Adverse effects of tobacco) 1. Systemic effects
2. Local effects (orodental)
3. Health perception of tobacco use among individuals
Dr. Sunira Chandra, MDS (OMR),
Prof & Head, Oral Medicine & Radiology, In-charge Tobacco Cessation Centre,
Saraswati Dental College, Lucknow (India)
5 Oct 15, 2020 Oral Potentially Malignant Disorders (OPMDs) 1. Old & new nomenclature
2. Clinical features of common OPMDs (leukoplakia, erythroplakia, oral submucous fibrosis, oral lichen planus, quid induced lichenoid lesion, smoker’s palate) & other tobacco-related lesions (tobacco pouch keratosis, tobacco induced melanosis)
3. Histopathological features of common OPMDs including grading of dysplasia
4. Management of OPMDs (focus on medical management & a brief on surgical management)
Prof. Saman Warnakulasuriya,
Emeritus Professor,Oral Medicine & Experimental Pathology, King’s College, London (UK)
6 Oct 22, 2020 Oral cancer 1. Pathophysiology of carcinogenesis
2. Clinical features of oral cancer
3. TNM staging for oral cancer
4. Histopathological features of oral cancer
5. Overview of treatment modalities for oral cancer (surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy)
Dr. Raja Pramanik, DM,
Assistant Professor,
Medical Oncology,
Dr. BRA-Institute Rotary Cancer Hospital,
All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS),
New Delhi (India)
7 Oct 29, 2020 Advanced diagnostic aids for OPMDs & oral cancer 1. Types of diagnostic aids
2. Vital staining techniques (Toluidine Blue, Lugol’s Iodine, Methylene Blue etc.)
3. Cytology-based tests (exfoliative cytology, brush biopsy etc.)
4. Biopsy (including punch biopsy)
5. Light-based devices
6. Others (immunohistochemistry, salivary markers, fluorescence etc)
Dr. Shalini Gupta, MDS (OMR),
Associate Professor, Oral Medicine & Radiology,
Centre for Dental Education & Research-AIIMS, New Delhi (India)
8 Nov 05, 2020 Breaking bad news & a brief on palliative care of oral cancer patients 1. How to break the news of screen positive news
2. How to calm down the situation in case of adverse response to the diagnosis
3. Palliative care of oral cancer patients: an overview
Dr. Apala Baduni, MDS (OMR),
General Secretary, Ekohum Foundation, New Delhi (India)
9 Nov 11, 2020 Infection control in a dental setting 1. Understanding disease transmission
2. Standard Precautions
3. Disinfection and sterilization of instruments
4. Biomedical waste management
Dr. Amrita John, MPH, Former Scientist C, Clinical Oncology, NICPR, Noida (India)
10 Nov 19, 2020 Nicotine addiction 1. Addiction mechanism of tobacco
2. Dependence scales
3. Benefits of quitting tobacco
4. Withdrawal symptoms & management
5. Biochemical confirmation of tobacco quit status
6. Setting up of a tobacco cessation facility: an overview
7. Role of dentists in tobacco cessation
Dr. Preethy, DM resident, NDDTC, Ghaziabad
11 Nov 26, 2020 Behavioral interventions for tobacco cessation 1. Significance of behavioural intervention in tobacco cessation & various modes of behavioral interventions
2. 5As of tobacco cessation.
3. Very brief advice (3As)
4. Evidence of efficacy in smokers and SLT users in India & globally
Dr. Aishwariya George, DM (Addiction Psychiatry),
National Drug Dependence Treatment Centre (NDDTC) – AIIMS, Ghaziabad (India)
12 Dec 03, 2020 Pharmacological intervention for tobacco cessation 1. Nicotine replacement therapy
2. Other pharmacotherapeutic modalities
3. Evidence of efficacy in smokers and SLT users in India & globally
Dr Dheeraj, DM (Addiction Psychiatry),
National Drug Dependence Treatment Centre (NDDTC) – AIIMS, Ghaziabad (India)NDDTC
13 Dec 10, 2020 Management of relapse 1. To understand the significance of lapse and relapse in tobacco cessation.
2. To learn about the relapse prevention models.
3. To identify the high-risk situations associated with relapse.
4. To understand the intervention strategies for relapse prevention.
Dr. Aishwariya George, DM (Addiction Psychiatry),
NDDTC-AIIMS, Ghaziabad (India)
14 Dec 17, 2020 Regulatory framework for tobacco control in India 1. COTPA
2. WHO FCTC
3. National tobacco surveillance systems in India (GATS, GYTS, GHPSS, GSPS)
4. National Tobacco Control Program
5. Other relevant regulations & laws
Dr. Amit Yadav, PhD, Senior Technical Adviser-Tobacco Control,
The Union South-east Asia Office, New Delhi (India)
15 Dec 24, 2020 Alcohol addiction and its management 1. Alcohol addiction
2. Short term management of alcohol addiction
3. Long term management of alcohol addiction
4. Management of multi-substance users (tobacco, alcohol, others)
Dr. Yatan Pal Singh Balhara, DNB (Psychiatry),
Additional Professor,
NDDTC & Deptt. of Psychiatry, AIIMS, New Delhi (India)

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