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PRAKASH is working towards upscaling the healthcare infrastructure by building capacity of healthcare workers across the country with help of training, awareness and preventive measures for infection prevention.
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PRogrammed Approach to Knowledge And Sensitization on Hepatitis

Viral hepatitis is a major public health problem in need of an urgent response

Viral hepatitis caused 1.34 million deaths in 2019, a number comparable to deaths caused by tuberculosis and higher than those caused by HIV. However, the number of deaths due to viral hepatitis is increasing over time, while mortality caused by tuberculosis and HIV is declining. Most viral hepatitis deaths in 2019 were due to chronic liver diseases like hepatocellular carcinoma and liver cancer (8,20,000 deaths due to hepatitis B and 2,90,000 deaths due to hepatitis C). Globally, in 2019, an estimated 296 million people were living with chronic HBV infection, and 58 million people with chronic HCV infection.
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Key Facts

Viral Hepatitis

Viral Hepatitis is caused by inflammation liver caused by 5 types of hepatitis viruses A, B, C, D & E. As per WHO an estimated 354 million people are living with viral hepatitis B & C and over 1 million deaths occur every year due to chronicity of both these viruses. In India alone, more than 36 million people are infected with HBV and 18 million with HCV.
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national presence

In keeping with the WHO's global campaign of 'Hepatitis Elimination by 2030', project PRAKASH has successfully taken its intervention of updating knowledge of healthcare professionals in viral hepatitis to the tier 2 and tier 3 healthcare institutions across 25 states and UTs in the country by increasing the accessibility to viral hepatitis treatment for patients in rural and urban areas in the various parts of the country.

Healthcare Systems Strengthening

The training on viral hepatitis and int’s complications under project PRAKASH is conducted for all types of healthcare professionals including doctors, nurses, laboratory technicians and dentists. The project after each training collects qualitative feedback from the attending participants to measures quality of the training program. The purpose of this exercise is to ensure that quality trainings are conducted and on the basis of the feedback received improvements can be made as and when required. The first component of the feedback is to assess improvement in clinical practice of the participants in management of alcohol related liver diseases.
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Participant's Review

I have attended two-day online training program on viral hepatitis and COVID-19 organised by project PRAKASH team for laboratory professionals. The training has been a good platform for us to learn new updates, new technology techniques, practical exposures regarding these diseases. The lectures were extremely well versed and delivered properly by faulty members of ILBS fraternity.

Sai Kumar Putta
Laboratory Professional, VMMC, SGH

I am working as a faculty in College of Nursing at Mata Vaishno Devi CON, Jammu. This was my first experience of attending online classes on such diseases and it was a great privilege to enrol in your webinar. The webinar sessions were very extremely knowledgeable. I will definitely utilize the knowledge gained during the program to teach new things to my students. Thank you for giving me this opportunity.

Ms. Rupali, Nursing Officer
Shri Mata Vaishno Devi College of Nursing

I would like to extend my gratitude to all the organising committee and resource persons for the vital and valuable classes on viral hepatitis and infection prevention. The program has enhanced my clinical confidence and knowledge tremendously in viral hepatitis which will help me in my day to day practice. I would certainly ensure to share the knowledge that I gained with colleagues and family members.

Gaichamdinliu Pamei
Nursing Officer, ILBS, New Delhi

The classes really enhanced my knowledge not only about viral hepatitis but also about their treatment and vaccination (especially about the booster dose that it should be taken in double quantity of normal dose i.e. 2ml for adults and 1ml to children below 11yrs of age. The learnings received during the program will help me in better catering of the patients. Looking forward to more such classes in future.

Tashi dolma
Primary Health Center, Dickyiling, Uttarakhand

I would like to appreciate all members of team ILBS for organising a very knowledgeable training program on viral hepatitis and COVID-19. This has been best opportunity for us technicians working the laboratories. A lot of new learnings and techniques were shared during the sessions by expert faculty. I will be happy to join future programs organised by the team. I would like to thank all the respected speakers and project team.

Anand Singh
Laboratory Technician, Kalyan Singh Super Speciality Cancer Institute

Project PRAKASH training was extremely enjoyable with expertise knowledge and useful educative material for the comprehensive community care provided by the speakers and project team. The speakers from ILBS are experienced and the team has done an excellent 👌 job in organising the program. I hope there will be more sessions in the future for the nursing community so that they can update their knowledge and skills. God bless you all with warm regards and loveable blessings.

Ms. Sunita
Nursing Officer, CGHS, New Delhi

Please take more and more classes and thank you for giving nursing officers from outside ILBS opportunity to attend your classes. It is great platform for all of us who don’t get to attend much classes and don’t get opportunity at our workplace due to hectic duty hours and limited people and seats. Thank you so much to all team members and teachers for organizing such a wonderful program.

Mr. Anupam sood
Nursing Officer, Dr. RML Hospital, New Delhi

Session was very much informative and knowledgeable too. Polls questions during the class is a new concept and it keeps participants awake during the class. Format of Pre-test and post test questions were also good. Thanks for giving the opportunity to attend such qualitative class and I will share about the practices on how to control hepatitis among our colleagues and community. I will eagerly look forward to attend more classes from your institution. Please keep me posted about the future initiatives.

Ms. Jyotsna
Paramedic, LNJP Hospital

The classes were excellent with the best faculties, and have covered all the content with updated knowledge and it was disseminated properly with addressing most of the queries and the sessions were interactive too with the in-between poll questions keeping us awake in the class throughout. Keep taking such classes and try to organise some on advanced topics also. The session timing was also perfect.

Ms. Seena Sony
Nursing Officer, Dr. N C Joshi Memorial Hospital

Got some new knowledge for coinfection of Hepatitis and COVID-19. Some topics were very good. Definitely want to be a part of future online as well as virtual classes. Thanks, ILBS team for putting such an effort to improve our knowledge horizon even in this time of crisis. Boosted up my morale on some topics which were earlier unclear. Thanks a lot, and keep it up.

Ms. Sandhya Yadav
Nursing Officer, AIIMS

First of all, thank you very much for organising this training program, it was very informative class, especially psychological management. COVID-19 patients are really in a stress full situation because no family members are allowed to meet them. As a health care provider, we should give more importance to the stress management of patients who are suffering from COVID-19. Hope ILBS will organise more training sections on future.

Mr. Bibin N K Raj
Nursing Officer, GTB Hospital

First of all, a big "THANK YOU" to all the team members of (PROJECT PRAKASH). You guys do such a wonderful team work and initiating this program on co-management of viral hepatitis & COVID-19 for nurses with such knowledgeable topics during pandemic times. I thoroughly enjoyed and have fully participated during the sessions. I gained up to date and correct information on topics related to COVID-19 and HBV. Well done and keep up the good work of providing knowledge to other healthcare workers.

Ms. Juhi Jasmeen
Paramedic, HAHC Hospital, Jamia Hamdard
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V I D E O S

Global Efforts on Viral Hepatitis Elimination

Prevent hepatitis
Elimination of viral hepatitis – A global call for action to eliminate viral hepatitis by 2030
Towards a hepatitis free future: WHO elimination goals 2030
Make the elimination of viral hepatitis our next greatest achievement
Strategic Directions for Viral Hepatitis Elimination
WHO strategy Continuum of services in viral hepatitis
Safe Injection Practices to prevent infection
WHO: Invest in viral hepatitis elimination
Managing Viral Hepatitis: Rey’s Story by WHO, ROWP
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