This compilation of writings explores the intricate connections among hospital administration, public health policies, development management, and pharmaceutical sciences. Seeking to underscore the significance of well-informed practices, the publication addresses diverse subjects, spanning noteworthy pharmacological advancements to the complexities of public health regulations. The authors extend their gratitude to the esteemed contributors for their indispensable input.
In bringing together this assortment, our aim is not only to stimulate informative discussions but also to serve as a driving force for collaborative initiatives. We aspire to foster a collective approach to the numerous challenges and opportunities within these disciplines. Through this collection, we endeavour to inspire a shared commitment to addressing the complexities of healthcare, public health, and development.
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TO ACCESS THE IMPACT OF DIGITAL INDIA PROJECT DRUV IN JAIPUR (CHOMU BLOCK) 1Kiran Gautam 2Dr. Ratna Verma |
1-5 |
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STUDY ON MALE ADULT AND CHILD MIGRATION IN GOGUNDA BLOCK, UDAIPUR, RAJASTHAN 1Shivani Karwa 2Dr. Ratna Verma |
6-10 |
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STUDY ON BASIC SERVICES PROVIDED BY GRAM PANCHAYAT TALWARA AND BHATTUKALAN, FATEHABAD DISTRICT OF HARYANA 1Kritika Nehra 2Dr. Ratna Verma |
11-15 |
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TO STUDY FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR BUILDING LEADERSHIP IN SHG WOMEN IN DHOLPUR DISTRICT OF RAJASTHAN 1Sanju Poonia 2Dr. Ratna Verma |
16-22 |
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ASSESSMENT OF DIGITAL EDUCATION & SKILL TRAINING CENTRE FOR COVID-19 AFFECTED FAMILIES- SCOPE AND CHALLENGES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PANIPECH KALAKAR BASTI OF JAIPUR DISTRICT IN RAJASTHAN 1Aditi Lawaniya 2Dr. Ratna Verma |
23-28 |
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CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES BEFORE FPO: A STUDY ON FPO WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO KUMAON REGION OF UTTARAKHNAD 1Dinesh Upadhyay 2Dr. Ratna Verma |
29-33 |
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REVIEW OF MALPRACTICES IN HANDLING BIOMEDICAL WASTE IN HOSPITALS IN PRIVATE SHCOS IN RURAL SETUPS OF RAJASTHAN: A CROSS ANALYSIS 1Jahnvi Srivastava 2Dr. Ratna Verma |
34-39 |
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A STUDY ON MICROFINANCE ON SMALL ENTREPRENEUR/BUSINESS IN CONTEXT TO CHANDWA BLOCK, LATEHAR DISTRICT IN JHARKHAND 1Nanhku Singh 2Dr. Ratna Verma |
40-44 |
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A STUDY ON ASSESSMENT OF WEST SINGHBHUM EDUCATION PROGRAM WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO JAGANNATHPUR BLOCK, WEST SINGHBHUM, DISTRICT, JHARKHAND 1Nitesh Kumar Samant 2Dr. Ratna Verma |
45-49 |
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THE IMPACT OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY ON GOVERNMENT ASSISTED PROGRAMS/SCHEMES 1Harish Kumar Pandey 2Dr. Ratna Verma |
50-54 |
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TO STUDY THE COMPLIANCE RATE OF END-TO-END PROCESS OF HEALTH CHECKUP 1Kushal Kumar Das 2Dr. Ratna Verma |
55-58 |
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A STUDY ON REDUCING HOSPITAL TAT FOR INSURANCE PATIENTS REQUIRING POST AUTHORIZATION AT DISHARI HEALTH POINT 1Anindita Guha 2Dr. Tripti Bisawa |
59-63 |
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A STUDY ON TURN-AROUND-TIME IN RADIOLOGY DEPARTMENT AT MISSION HOSPITAL DURGAPUR 1Aviral Jha 2Dr. Tripti Bisawa |
64-68 |
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A STUDY ON RISK ASSESSMENT OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AMONG CORPORATE EMPLOYEES 1Jyotsna Singh 2Dr. Tripti Bisawa |
69-72 |
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A STUDY ON FACTORS AFFECTING PATIENT EXPERIENCE: A TOOL TO EVALUATE AND IMPROVE HOSPITAL CARE 1Parushni Satsangi 2Dr. Tripti Bisawa |
73-77 |
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TURNAROUND TIME FOR INITIAL ASSESSMENT OF DOCTORS IN HOSPITAL: A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT STUDY 1Priyanka Kumari Sharma 2Dr. Tripti Bisawa |
78-83 |
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A STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS’ COMMUNICATION ON PATIENT SATISFACTION 1Ansika Sharma 2Dr. Tripti Bisawa |
84-88 |
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A STUDY ON FACTORS AFFECTING THE COMPLIMENTARY FEEDING PRACTICES IN INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN (6-23 MONTHS) 1Maya Vinayak Kubal 2Dr. Tripti Bisawa |
89-94 |
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A STUDY ON THE FUNDING AND FUNCTIONING OF A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION 1Sambhav Jain 2Dr. Tripti Bisawa |
95-100 |
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A STUDY ON BLACKLISTING OF NETWORK & NON-NETWORK HOSPITALS 1Samiksha Arun Rushiya 2Dr. Tripti Bisawa |
101-106 |
Dr. ARINDAM DAS
Dr. Arindam Das is a distinguished demographer and Professor at IIHMR University, Jaipur, as well as an Associate of Johns Hopkins University, USA. He holds a master's and PhD in Population Studies from the International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS), Mumbai, and earlier completed his Graduation (Honors) and Post-Graduation in Economics from Banaras Hindu University.
Dr. P.R. SODANI
Dr. Prahlad Rai Sodani, President of IIHMR University, Jaipur, is a leader in health and development management. He holds a PhD in Health Economics and an MPH from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA. His global expertise, enriched by Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, shapes IIHMR's curriculum and research. He also serves as Secretary-General of the South-East Asia Public Health Education Network. Under his leadership, IIHMR has pioneered programs in Hospital, Health, Pharmaceutical, Development Management, and Healthcare Analytics. He spearheaded the School of Digital Health, introducing Generative AI and Digital Health Operations. Dr Sodani's vision has positioned IIHMR University as a hub for transformative education worldwide.
