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Dr. Soumyadeep Bhaumik

Dr. Soumyadeep Bhaumik

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    Category: Random Musings

    Thoughts on medicine,health,ethics and everything else that crosses the mind

    Ensuring continuum of care in child and adolescent primary care: how evidence synthesis shaped the space

    Syntheses of evidence are of immense importance to clinical medicine, health systems and policy decision-making as well as in program implementation. The synthesis of evidence in a… Read more “Ensuring continuum of care in child and adolescent primary care: how evidence synthesis shaped the space“

    February 16, 2022 by Admin

    Transitioning medical education towards trans-disciplinarity

    Community medicine training consists of a bit of family medicine and a bit of public health- with no advanced competencies on either. Family medicine is now an… Read more “Transitioning medical education towards trans-disciplinarity”

    February 8, 2022 by Admin

    Need for transdisciplinary systems thinking to address snakebite

    Snakebite, a major public health issue but a hugely neglected problem continues to affect millions of people with death and disability worldwide. In 2018, the first ever… Read more “Need for transdisciplinary systems thinking to address snakebite”

    September 14, 2021 by Admin

    Stronger together: a new pandemic agenda for South Asia

    The global increase in COVID-19 cases in 2021 has primarily been due to an uncontrolled surge in South Asia. It is estimated that by 1 September 2021,… Read more “Stronger together: a new pandemic agenda for South Asia”

    August 17, 2021August 31, 2021 by Admin

    Snakes, the ecosystem, and us: it’s time we change

    Snakes are often killed at sight, even if not venomous. Social and cultural connotations, some more negative than others, and fear of snakebite shape our attitudes towards… Read more “Snakes, the ecosystem, and us: it’s time we change”

    July 17, 2021July 17, 2021 by Admin

    Going beyond access to health information: a pandemic call to action

    About a decade earlier we brought to attention that the lack of access to health information is ‘a social injustice that the global health community cannot afford… Read more “Going beyond access to health information: a pandemic call to action”

    June 12, 2021June 12, 2021 by Admin

    Low-value medical care in the pandemic-is this what the doctor ordered?

    The humanitarian crisis India faces in the second wave of COVID-19—the rapid surge of cases, the collapsing health system, and the death and despair—are being documented in… Read more “Low-value medical care in the pandemic-is this what the doctor ordered?”

    June 12, 2021 by Admin

    Podcast: view on COVID-19 in West Bengal

    India is breaking records of COVID-19 positive cases across the world. Daily cases in the country have hit a new high of over three lakhs. In West… Read more “Podcast: view on COVID-19 in West Bengal”

    April 28, 2021 by Admin

    Depression & PTSD in snakebite survivors: need for more research — Snakebite Research Network

    Snakebite is a neglected tropical disease that causes death and disability, particularly in rural and tribal people in South Asia, Africa and Latin America. Death, permanent disabilities… Read more “Depression & PTSD in snakebite survivors: need for more research — Snakebite Research Network”

    April 22, 2021 by Admin

    Moral philosophy, pragmatism, and the larger cause: why “war” metaphors are needed during pandemics

    Coronavirus disease (Covid-19), which originated in China, is now a full-blown pandemic which has thrown governments and societies off-track in an unprecedented manner. War metaphors have been… Read more “Moral philosophy, pragmatism, and the larger cause: why “war” metaphors are needed during pandemics”

    April 16, 2021April 16, 2021 by Admin

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