Jagajeet Prasad Singh- Professor
- Professor (Full) at IIHMR University
Jagajeet Prasad Singh
- Professor
- Professor (Full) at IIHMR University
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Cinnamon and Tea tree oil (TTO), an essential oils and plays an important role in antibacterial activity and anti-inflammatory properties. Present study was designed for the in-vitro efficacy of essential oils, Cinnamon and Tea tree oil, against common mastitis causing organisms namely S. aureus E. coli. and Klebsiella sp. A total 360 buffaloes wer...
The purpose of this study is to comprehensively understand the work environments of truck drivers and their influence on physical fatigue. By exploring factors such as prolonged driving hours, sleep quality, environmental stressors, and regulatory frameworks, the study aims to identify key determinants of physical fatigue among truck drivers, parti...
Our gratitude is extended to IIHMR University for creating a nurturing environment that highlights the collective achievements of its student community. We express deep appreciation for the committed educators and mentors whose steadfast support has been invaluable, and we also acknowledge the distinguished individuals who have set a benchmark for...
We extend our appreciation to IIHMR University for providing a supportive and nurturing atmosphere, showcasing the collective accomplishments of its students. Recognition is also given to the committed faculty and mentors for their steadfast guidance, and to the esteemed dignitaries for establishing a benchmark of academic excellence in healthcare...
We extend our thanks to IIHMR University for fostering a supportive environment that highlights the collective accomplishments of its students. Additionally, we appreciate the steadfast support of the dedicated faculty and mentors, as well as recognize the distinguished figures for establishing a benchmark of academic excellence in healthcare admin...
Background: With a focus on the teat end microbiota and their molecular characterisation, the goal of the current study is to determine how teat health characteristics affect the development of this condition. Methods: Total 100 lactating dairy buffaloes of different parity were screened for mastitis. A battery of tests, including the California ma...
We want to convey our thanks to IIHMR University for cultivating a setting that emphasizes the collaborative accomplishments of its student body. Our genuine appreciation goes to the committed faculty and mentors, whose steadfast support has been indispensable. Furthermore, we express gratitude to the eminent individuals who have set a benchmark fo...
Purpose: This paper critically explores the initiatives that were implemented in Rajasthan during the period of 2018-19 by UNFPA, in collaboration with the Department of Health and Family Welfare, the Government of Rajasthan, and IIHMR University, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. The main objective of these initiatives was to strengthen the capabilities o...
The evolving dynamics within the healthcare industry, marked by increased competition and the integration of new technologies, underscore the necessity for heightened involvement in marketing. The healthcare sector, with its unique services, requires an exclusive approach to philosophy and marketing techniques, blending elements of both social and...
Pharmaceutical Forecasting is characterized as predicting the sales of newly developed drugs. The anticipation of sales for new drugs, particularly blockbuster ones, stands out as a highly employed forecasting application in the pharmaceutical sector at present. Since time immemorial, the accuracy of forecasting has always tried to be judged, howev...
Dr. Margaret Chan, Director-General of WHO in 2012 emphasized the vital importance of prioritizing prevention and preparedness in public health, stating that risk management is a fundamental responsibility. The diverse threats to global public health include communicable disease outbreaks, conflicts, exposure to radiation and chemical hazards, natu...
An intensive care unit is a type of ward that can be found in most hospitals. It delivers essential life-saving treatment to individuals experiencing severe illness or facing life-threatening situations. Patients in critical care units need continuous medical care and monitoring round the clock to maintain their bodily functions in a normal state....
COVID-19, a once in the century event, has changed the way we look at the world around us. In a span of a week, we went from preparing for our exams in college to being locked in our homes for three months. The country went into a sudden lockdown on 24th March 2020. The word ?National Lockdown? was something which most probably none of us had ever...
The outpatient department, often known as an outpatient clinic, is a distinct area within a hospital dedicated to the treatment of individuals, referred to as outpatients. These individuals seek diagnosis or treatment without the need for overnight or prolonged care. Modern outpatient departments provide a diverse array of diagnostic tests, treatme...
The concept of "Internet of Things" (IoT) has permeated various industries, including healthcare, signifying the integration of technology into business operations. It has fundamentally reshaped the interactions and operational processes within frontline healthcare. IoT refers to a network of physical devices utilizing connectivity to enable data e...
Crowdfunding is a cooperative effort where individuals join forces to collectively donate funds for a personal, societal, or business cause. It offers organizations a chance to engage people, involve society in their initiatives, and build communities actively contributing to the overall health landscape for the 'social good' of India [1]. Crowdfun...
Investigations into this specific subject are conducted in acknowledgment of the increasing emphasis on patient participation in healthcare. The Institute of Medicine (IOM) has advised that individuals should have chances to access relevant medical information and clinical knowledge, empowering them to actively contribute to healthcare decision-mak...
Maternal well-being pertains to the health and overall wellness of women throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum phase. It involves a comprehensive array of services such as family planning, antenatal care, prenatal care, and perinatal care, all aimed at facilitating a positive and satisfying experience, timely interventions, and minim...
Nutrition is an integral part of life and aids in the development and growth of all living beings. Maintaining good health is closely tied to improved nutrition. Nutrition plays a crucial role in various life stages, including infant health, children's well-being, and maternal health. Additionally, adopting enhanced and suitable nutritional practic...
The Outpatient Department (OPD) serves as a critical reflection of every hospital, being the initial point of patient interaction. Patients visit the OPD for various reasons, including consultations, medications, lab tests, day care treatment, admissions, and post-discharge follow-ups. Hospitals aim to offer comprehensive facilities within their pr...
Diwanshu Sharma; Dr. Jagajeet Prasad Singh
Vikash Kumar; Dr. Jagajeet Prasad Singh
Hanvitha Khambampati; Dr. Jagajeet Prasad Singh
Amoli Kashikar; Dr. Jagajeet Prasad Singh
Meena Vishwakarma; Dr. Jagajeet Prasad Singh
Shifa Arora; Dr. Jagajeet Prasad Singh
Surabhi Priya; Dr. Jagajeet Prasad Singh
Aanchal Bajaj; Dr. Jagajeet Prasad Singh
Niteen Maneelal Gujarathi; Dr. Jagajeet Prasad Singh
Meenakshi Agrawal Dr. Jagajeet Prasad Singh
Study was conducted to evaluate patho-morphological effects of sub-acute lead toxicity and protective effect of vitamin E and selenium. 60 broiler birds were divided into three equal groups, C (Control), T 1 (lead treated) and T 2 (lead, vitamin E and selenium). By oral administration of 1/10 th LD 50 of lead acetate, toxicity was induced in day-ol...
Background: Mastitis is a problem of dairy animals including buffaloes. Treatment failure has become a common problem and the most cited reason is antibiotic resistance. The paper presents the scenario of antibiotic resistance with special reference to multi drug resistance pattern. Methods: Microbiological assay of mastitis affected 48 milk sample...
To provide basic health care, adequate water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) are essential components. In health-care institutions, WASH helps prevent infections and disease transmission, protect health care providers and patients, and maintain the dignity of vulnerable groups such as pregnant women and the disabled. Despite this, many health-care...
This project demonstrated successful implementation of WASH, biomedical waste management interventions and infection control measures resulting into improved quality of services in the health care facilities of Madhya Pradesh. The study suggests that there to build the capacities at the level of health institutions to conduct a situational analysis...
Background
A social mobilization (SM) initiative contributed to India’s success in polio elimination. This was the CORE Group Polio Project (CGPP) India, a partner of the Uttar Pradesh (UP) SM Network and which continued its SM activities, even during the polio-free period through a network of multi-level social mobilizers. This paper assesses the...
Background:
Globally, community engagement is an integral part of most public health programs and the social mobilization (SM) intervention of India's polio eradication program is one such example that contributed to eliminating polio from the country. CORE Group Polio Project (CGPP), a partner of Uttar Pradesh (U.P.) SM Network executed its activ...
Introduction
Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) against women is a universal problem and an important social determinant of health. Studies indicate a relationship between maternal exposure to IPV and negative pregnancy and child health outcomes. The present review is aimed at doing a comprehensive review to assess the evidence for the association of...
Background:
A social mobilization (SM) initiative contributed to India’s success in polio elimination. This was the CORE Group Polio Project (CGPP), a partner of Uttar Pradesh (U.P.) SM Network and which continued its SM activities, even during the polio-free period through a network of multi-level social mobilizers. This paper assesses the effects...
Introduction: The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has impacted everyone, including students. Accurate information about the disease, its spread, preventive measures and government-issued advisories is critical for containing an outbreak. We evaluated the knowledge, attitudes and practices, and the key behavioural determinants of clinical ou...
The present study was conducted to study health status of goat of Vindhyan Zone. The study revealed that kidding was normal in all uses as recorded by all the 120 respondents. None reported dystocia. None of the respondents gave any special medicine after kidding to their goats. Outbreak of disease was maximum) in winter season. Maximum respondents...
The present study describes in-vitro efficacy of Emblica officinalis against Methicillin Resistant S. aureus mastitis. Diffusion technique was used to assess in-vitro efficacy of Emblica officinalis. Zone of inhibition was measured and used to compare the in-vitro efficacy. The zone ranged between 10-13 mm with maximum zone of 13 mm observed in 200...
Context: Obstetric fistula is a serious obstetric and social morbidity among women. Reliable data on incidence and prevalence of obstetric fistula are not available.
Aims: The present study attempted to measure the prevalence of obstetric fistula and evaluate factors associated with it.
Settings and design: Study was conducted in Rajasthan, India....
The present study was designed to find out the epidemiology of gastrointestinal parasites in goats of Kumarganj and nearby surrounding area. The overall percentage of gastrointestinal helminth infestation was found to be 58.4%. Out of 250 goats, 146 (58.4%) were found infected with gastrointestinal helminth, 29 goats ((19.9%) with Trichuris infesta...
Leukoderma or vitiligo is patchy dipigmentation of skin with premature graying of
local hairs with the usual manifestation as appearance of patches of gray or white
hair. Leukoderma as a pigmentry disorder of unknown cause characterized by
depigmented patches due to destruction of melanocyte. Causative factors of
leukoderma may include environmenta...
In the present study 3,800 buffaloes were screened for skin depigmentation irrespective of age, sex and breed in which 18 were found leukodermic. The cases were diagnosed on the basis of history and clinical signs. Hematology and serum micro minerals status were evaluated. In the present study a non significant change in value of Hb, PCV, TEC, TLC,...
The present study was conducted on 24 buffaloes having leukoderma. Three treatment protocols were evaluated. The cases were diagnosed on the basis of history and clinical signs and later confirmed by micro mineral status. Hematology and serum micro minerals status were evaluated before and after the treatment. Animals in Group 1, treated with injec...
The present paper is an attempt to identify the magnitude of RTIs and associated risk factors like social, demographic etc. among the women in a socio-demographically backward district of Rajasthan state of India. Thirty cluster Sampling technique was followed to obtain the data from the women who are in the reproductive age group, from the distric...
