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Dr. Anjan Bhattacharya has worked in the field of Paediatrics, Neonatology and Developmental Paediatrics both in India and the UK for last 35 years, 12 years of that being in the UK.
"The Child Development Centre of Apollo Multispeciality Hospital" has become a reality with his sheer determination. It is India's first integrated Child Development Centre in corporate healthcare sector, implications of which reverberates now and in days to come.
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He has been chosen as one of the 27 experts in the world, by the
WHO (World Health Organization)International to provide his expert input in an international consensus meeting at
Vancouver, Canada in June, 2013 where for the first time in the world, core standards are being set on
ICF (International Classification of Functionality) for
children. Vancouver model will now be applied in all Paediatric conditions all over the world and by WHO following this pioneering work. World's pioneering model is in
Cerebral Palsy. He is now leading the multicentric international research for our WHO regions on this pioneering topic.
CDC Multidisciplinary Team
He has skills in assessing children's mental development using
Griffiths tool and
Bayleys tool for children. He also has expertise in leading multidisciplinary assessment and management of children with complex disabilities. A part of this includes specific diagnostic assessment tools for children with Autism.
He is trained in diagnostic evaluation of such children with the Internationally Gold Standard Assessment Tools like Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS) and Autism Diagnostic Interview- Revised [ADI-R] techniques.
He often led a multi-professional team of
Paediatric Tube Feeding team at Newham University Hospital in London and has efficiently managed children on long term Gastrostomy or Nasogastric Tube Feeding Regimes. He has done his clinical observership on
Paediatric Epilepsy at the esteemed
Great Ormond Street Hospital [GOSH] for Children at London for more than 1½ years before returning to India.
He is an
Examiner for the
MRCPCH, UK and DCH, UK Examinations internationally and a
Fellow of the Royal College of the Paediatrics and Child Health [RCPCH], UK. He is also the course co-ordinator and the affiliate tutor of the DCH/IPPC course for
Sydney University, Australia.
He has been awarded Pioneer Award by Indian Academy of Pediatrics, East Zone Branch and Bharat Jyoti Award by India International Friendship Society.
He is part of the task force of Indian Academy of Pediatrics' Central Office to develop the training module nationally for the Paediatricians. This is IAP President's 5-year Action Plan. Dr. Bhattacharya, with his 7 national colleagues, are completing training the senior child specialists throughout India at present on Emotional Intelligence promotion in Indian children.
As part of School Health Programme, he regularly used to write statutory reports for the London schools for children with health and developmental conditions, which were followed statutorily by the school and the Local Educational Authorities.
Website - www.dranjanbhattacharya.com