Public health in India : Technology, governance, and service delivery

By:

Sundar Diatha Krishna

Contributor(s):

Garg Shashank Garg Isha

Publication details: New Delhi Routledge 2015Description: 163p xixISBN:

9781138898394

Subject(s):

1. Public Health - India2. Public Health - Management3. Social Conditions

DDC classification:

362.109540 SUN

Contents:

Table of contents; Abbreviations. Introduction; 1. Save the Baby Girl Girish Lad and Laxmikant Deshmukh ; 2. Communication Trends amongst Hospital Personnel: A Multi-Site Methodology Candice D. Presseau, Qian Gao, Osman R. Sayan, and Stan Kachnowski ; 3. Measuring Service Quality in Health Sectors using SERVQUAL Model Chhanda Ray and Manigrib Bag; 4. Challenges to E-Governance Projects in Public Healthcare in India Aritra Pal, Arunabha Biswas and J. Ajith Kumar; 5. The Role of NGOs in Creating Participatory Dialogic Praxis for Community-based Mental Health Care: Reflections from Field Experiences at NAMI India Maheswar Satpathy; 6. R: An Open Source Alternative for Statistical Research in Public Health Raghu K. Mittal ; 7. mHealth4U (R): Convergence of ICT and Mobile Technologies for Rural Healthcare Delivery Repu Daman Chand, Indra Pratap Singh and Saroj Kanta Mishra; 8. Using Self Service Technology: Facilitating Customer Empowerment in a Telemedicine Context R. Lakshmi and P. Ganesan; 9. A Framework for Mobile-based Electronic Data Collection in Clinical Trials Peter Wakholi, Weiqin Chen and Jorn Klungsoyr ; 10. A Mobile Electronic Data Capture Solution for Applications in Public Health Shashank Garg, Isha Garg and Diatha Krishna Sundar. Bibliography. About the Editors. Notes on Contributors; Index;

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	MPP Section	362.10954 SUN (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		34177

Table of contents;
Abbreviations. Introduction;
1. Save the Baby Girl Girish Lad and Laxmikant Deshmukh ;
2. Communication Trends amongst Hospital Personnel: A Multi-Site Methodology Candice D. Presseau, Qian Gao, Osman R. Sayan, and Stan Kachnowski ;
3. Measuring Service Quality in Health Sectors using SERVQUAL Model Chhanda Ray and Manigrib Bag;
4. Challenges to E-Governance Projects in Public Healthcare in India Aritra Pal, Arunabha Biswas and J. Ajith Kumar;
5. The Role of NGOs in Creating Participatory Dialogic Praxis for Community-based Mental Health Care: Reflections from Field Experiences at NAMI India Maheswar Satpathy;
6. R: An Open Source Alternative for Statistical Research in Public Health Raghu K. Mittal ;
7. mHealth4U (R): Convergence of ICT and Mobile Technologies for Rural Healthcare Delivery Repu Daman Chand, Indra Pratap Singh and Saroj Kanta Mishra;
8. Using Self Service Technology: Facilitating Customer Empowerment in a Telemedicine Context R. Lakshmi and P. Ganesan;
9. A Framework for Mobile-based Electronic Data Collection in Clinical Trials Peter Wakholi, Weiqin Chen and Jorn Klungsoyr ;
10. A Mobile Electronic Data Capture Solution for Applications in Public Health Shashank Garg, Isha Garg and Diatha Krishna Sundar. Bibliography. About the Editors. Notes on Contributors;
Index;

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