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Papers by Sheetal Yadav
Climate change is one of the most discussed topics in the recent times. It has been associated wi... more Climate change is one of the most discussed topics in the recent times. It has been associated with uncontrolled exploitation of energy sources, improper waste management and deficient measures of water conservation. Hospitals rely highly on energy sources such as electricity and water and it is also a major source of toxic and non-toxic waste production. Concept of green hospital is very recent which reinforces to achieve positive effects on climate thus going towards greener planet. This paper discusses about different set of measures for hospital setups to become a green and more healthier hospital.
Journal of Health Management, 2020
World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the recent outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19... more World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the recent outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) a Pandemic and a global public health emergency. The eventual scope and consequences of this outbreak are uncertain at present as the condition is swiftly evolving. The purpose of this article is to cumulate existing published data and researches, identify the challenges with reference to India and develop a comprehensive preventive plan to prevent the spread of this deadly pandemic. The authors explored WHO situation dashboards, the web portal of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of India and press reports of different countries, published literature on coronavirus transmission, textbooks, scientific and medical journals and several other sources to identify ongoing challenges in the fight against COVID-19 in India. After an exhaustive literature search, 15 ongoing challenges in the fight against novel COVID-19 especially with reference to India have been identified. After a thoro...
Background: Homeopathy was discovered in the year 1790 by German physician Christian Friedrich Sa... more Background: Homeopathy was discovered in the year 1790 by German physician Christian Friedrich Samuel Hahnemann. Homeopathy is based on the principle of "Similia Similibus Currentur” which means ‘likes cures likes’. The process of preparation of homeopathic medicines is known as “Potentization”. There are many types of research and studies which prove the positive effects of homeopathic remedies in various chronic disorders including gynecological disorders such as fibroids, PCOD, Menstrual disorders, PMS, etc. Many gynecological disorders are treatable by homeopathic remedies. Homeopathy requires an active collaboration on the part of the patient as it has an intrinsic difficulty of long-term acceptance. Methodology: The study was conducted as an observational and prospective study to check the Efficacy and Patient Satisfaction from Homoeopathic Treatment in Gynecological Disorders.110 samples in which females with age more than 13years who had gynecological disorders and unde...
International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development, 2018
Stem cells are those cells which have the capability to develop into other different types of cel... more Stem cells are those cells which have the capability to develop into other different types of cells of our body like RBC, WBC etc. Most of the cells which are present in the human body are differentiated cells. Differentiated cells are those cells which pe specific function only. Recently, stem cells have been used with the therapeutic intention of regenerating damaged tissues. In the present paper we have reviewed current fundamental concepts regarding applications of stem cells in different parts o body. We have also discussed various studies which have already been conducted by different researchers on the latest applications and dimensions of stem cell therapy.
International Journal of Physiotherapy, 2021
Background: Telerehabilitation involves delivering rehabilitation services to patients utilizing ... more Background: Telerehabilitation involves delivering rehabilitation services to patients utilizing information and communication technologies. The objective of this research was to analyze and prioritize strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) for the technology associated with the rehabilitation of patients. Methods: The study's first phase involved enlisting factors relevant to telerehabilitation in India, followed by a Delphi study with a panel of experts to reach a consensus for SWOT analysis. Then, a pairwise comparison among various SWOT factors was made using Analytical Hierarchical Process (AHP). Finally, consistency Ratio (CR) values were calculated. Results: Sixty significant factors relative to the telerehabilitation sector in India were identified from a review of existing literature and presented to experts. After four rounds of Delphi, thirteen strengths, eleven weaknesses, four opportunities, and five threats were selected. CR values in the present study were less than 0.10 for all SWOT subgroups indicating that the pairwise comparisons done by the decision-makers were fairly consistent. Conclusion: Delphi technique helped in identifying various SWOT factors associated with telerehab which were assigned a rank by the Strategic analysis technique. The highest priority strength lies in an online consultation on an urgent basis followed by cost-effectiveness, time-saving and reduced hospitalization. The telerehabilitation model weakens when direct contact for therapy, reliable internet access is required. Funding and grant opportunities to expand tel rehab in India and provide standard expert care for vulnerable populations are viewed as future scope. Threats identified were lack of direct supervision and cybersecurity. Understanding and addressing these factors can help in the successful implementation of telerehabilitation in India.
Books by Sheetal Yadav
Climate change is one of the most discussed topics in the recent times. It has been associated wi... more Climate change is one of the most discussed topics in the recent times. It has been associated with uncontrolled exploitation of energy sources, improper waste management and deficient measures of water conservation. Hospitals rely highly on energy sources such as electricity and water and it is also a major source of toxic and non-toxic waste production. Concept of green hospital is very recent which reinforces to achieve positive effects on climate thus going towards greener planet. This paper discusses about different set of measures for hospital setups to become a green and more healthier hospital.
Journal of Health Management, 2020
World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the recent outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19... more World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the recent outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) a Pandemic and a global public health emergency. The eventual scope and consequences of this outbreak are uncertain at present as the condition is swiftly evolving. The purpose of this article is to cumulate existing published data and researches, identify the challenges with reference to India and develop a comprehensive preventive plan to prevent the spread of this deadly pandemic. The authors explored WHO situation dashboards, the web portal of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of India and press reports of different countries, published literature on coronavirus transmission, textbooks, scientific and medical journals and several other sources to identify ongoing challenges in the fight against COVID-19 in India. After an exhaustive literature search, 15 ongoing challenges in the fight against novel COVID-19 especially with reference to India have been identified. After a thoro...
Background: Homeopathy was discovered in the year 1790 by German physician Christian Friedrich Sa... more Background: Homeopathy was discovered in the year 1790 by German physician Christian Friedrich Samuel Hahnemann. Homeopathy is based on the principle of "Similia Similibus Currentur” which means ‘likes cures likes’. The process of preparation of homeopathic medicines is known as “Potentization”. There are many types of research and studies which prove the positive effects of homeopathic remedies in various chronic disorders including gynecological disorders such as fibroids, PCOD, Menstrual disorders, PMS, etc. Many gynecological disorders are treatable by homeopathic remedies. Homeopathy requires an active collaboration on the part of the patient as it has an intrinsic difficulty of long-term acceptance. Methodology: The study was conducted as an observational and prospective study to check the Efficacy and Patient Satisfaction from Homoeopathic Treatment in Gynecological Disorders.110 samples in which females with age more than 13years who had gynecological disorders and unde...
International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development, 2018
Stem cells are those cells which have the capability to develop into other different types of cel... more Stem cells are those cells which have the capability to develop into other different types of cells of our body like RBC, WBC etc. Most of the cells which are present in the human body are differentiated cells. Differentiated cells are those cells which pe specific function only. Recently, stem cells have been used with the therapeutic intention of regenerating damaged tissues. In the present paper we have reviewed current fundamental concepts regarding applications of stem cells in different parts o body. We have also discussed various studies which have already been conducted by different researchers on the latest applications and dimensions of stem cell therapy.
International Journal of Physiotherapy, 2021
Background: Telerehabilitation involves delivering rehabilitation services to patients utilizing ... more Background: Telerehabilitation involves delivering rehabilitation services to patients utilizing information and communication technologies. The objective of this research was to analyze and prioritize strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) for the technology associated with the rehabilitation of patients. Methods: The study's first phase involved enlisting factors relevant to telerehabilitation in India, followed by a Delphi study with a panel of experts to reach a consensus for SWOT analysis. Then, a pairwise comparison among various SWOT factors was made using Analytical Hierarchical Process (AHP). Finally, consistency Ratio (CR) values were calculated. Results: Sixty significant factors relative to the telerehabilitation sector in India were identified from a review of existing literature and presented to experts. After four rounds of Delphi, thirteen strengths, eleven weaknesses, four opportunities, and five threats were selected. CR values in the present study were less than 0.10 for all SWOT subgroups indicating that the pairwise comparisons done by the decision-makers were fairly consistent. Conclusion: Delphi technique helped in identifying various SWOT factors associated with telerehab which were assigned a rank by the Strategic analysis technique. The highest priority strength lies in an online consultation on an urgent basis followed by cost-effectiveness, time-saving and reduced hospitalization. The telerehabilitation model weakens when direct contact for therapy, reliable internet access is required. Funding and grant opportunities to expand tel rehab in India and provide standard expert care for vulnerable populations are viewed as future scope. Threats identified were lack of direct supervision and cybersecurity. Understanding and addressing these factors can help in the successful implementation of telerehabilitation in India.