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2016About The Book:- This book is for the individual who is fully living in the hustle and bustle of worldly life. Ifyou have a busy job, a hectic family life with a partner and children, and if you wish to enjoy all the pleasures that life has to offer, but with the balance and inner peace of the Buddha,then this book will offer you some insights. About The Author:- Dr Ranjit Rao is a Surgeon with a difference. He blends western and eastern; modem and ancient; physical and spiritual in a way that is easy to understand and apply to daily life. Meditation & Martini is for those of you who want it all. It's for those who wish to enjoy everything the world has to offer materially, while simultaneously experiencing a full, healthy life of vitality that is spiritually vibrant. If you wish to live the life of a monk or an ascetic, there are plenty of other manuals that you can tum to. Every path has its place and all of them are valid. CONTENTS:- Introduction vii 1 The Dilemma: Life, a Diffi cult Cocktail 1 2 The Material: Martini 15 3 The Spiritual: Meditation 33 4 The Path: Balance 53 5 The Traps: Cravings 73 6 The Cycles: Eternal 87 7 The Cocktail: Joyful Living 101 The Title 'Meditation & Martini : the Subtle Cocktail of Balance written/authored/edited by Dr. Ranjit Rao', published in the year 2016. The ISBN 9788121213240 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 120 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Health. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms Vol:-
2016About The Book:- A miraculous book…. Indispensable to disease-prone humanrace reeling under healing crisis. The easiest way to be healthy, deageing, longevity, figurechange, without disease, decay, death and to regain lost health. A significant contribution… Prof. Rayudu by writing this book in English has done a great service to the mankind who is suffering from deteriorating physical due to innumerable and incurable ailments. This book would be of immense value to those who are already leading a yogic life style as well as those modern young generation who are unaware and to make a beginning. A straightforward, precise to the point, no bull !! Manna from Heaven, Natural Elixir, nectar. About The Author:- Prof. Dr. Rayudu has a brilliant academic record has written 100 scholarly research works, have appeared in prestigious journals. He is the author of 35 books of national and international standard. He also authored 12 books on Indian ancient literature and philosophy like Vedas, Upanishads, yoga, Meditation, naturopathy. He is recipient of Rajiv Gandhi Excellent Award, Bharat Jyoti Award, Best Citizen of India, FUWAI. and D. Litt(USA) for his extraordinary achievements and yeomen services rendered with excellence. Currently he is the Founder President of Yoga School Friends Society, Sri Krishna Yogashram CONTENTS:- Pedagogical Features of the book 7 1. Just a Minute 11 2. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 17 3. Know Your Body and Make It Healthy 19 4. Ancient and Historical Overview 25 5. We All Have Drunk Our Urine and Born 35 6. What is Piss 39 7. What is Urinopathy 41 8. Physical Characteristics of Human Urine 45 9. What are All Contained in Human Urine 47 10. Principles and Philosophy of Urinopathy 53 11. Top Ten Reasons to Urinopathy 57 12. Methods of Using Urine 59 13. Medicinal Secrets of Urine and How It Works 63 14. Quality and Taste 71 15. Is Human Urine Poisonous–No 73 16. Is Urine a Waste Product–No 75 17. Safety and Efficacy of Urinopathy 79 18. How Urine is Formed and Produced 83 19. Role of Kidneys–Nephrons and Urine Bladder 85 20. Urine Testing – Urinalysis 89 21. Why Should You Drink Urine 91 22. Choosing Your Own Therapy 93 23. Urinopaths 99 24. Model of Care 101 25. Checklist Towards Auto-Urine 103 26. People are Shy 105 27. How Can You Overcome the Barriers to Drinking Your Own Urine 107 28. Science Validates Urinotherapy 109 29. Rise and Fall of Urinopathy Movement 117 30. A Note About Doubts on Urinopathy 121 31. Benefits Conferred by Shivambu 125 32. Urine is a Life Force 127 33. Urine–the Unknown Medicine 129 34. Urine Urea–A Natural Drug 135 35. A Traditional and a Nature Cure 137 36. Drink Mid-stream Urine 139 37. Drink Morning Urine 141 38. Preserved Urine 143 39. Urine the Mysterious Liquid 145 40. Mystic Power 147 41. Animals’ Urine 149 42. What Conditions can Urinopathic Medicine Treat 151 43. When Can You Expect Result 157 44. Success Stories 159 45. Urine–A Doctor of Divinity 161 46. Urine-Your Personal Doctor 163 47. Curable Diseases 171 48. Cancer 185 49. AIDS/HIV Positive 201 50. Self-Therapy 215 51. Leading Personalities 219 52. The Urine and Immunity Connection 225 53. Describing About Urinopathic Medicine 229 54. Is Urine Therapy Really Essential Today 233 55. What The Future Holds For Urinopathy 237 56. Why The Therapy Not Popular 241 57. Exceptions 245 58. Urine–The Medicine For Physical Immortality 247 59. Body Mind Spirit Medicine 251 60. Mental Illness and Physical Disorders 263 61. Pranic Healing 281 62. Dangers of Drugs 299 63. Epilogue 321 Index 325 The Title 'Drink Urine and Live Healthy written/authored/edited by C. S. Rayudu', published in the year 2016. The ISBN 9789380222738 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 357 (Pages). The publisher of this title is GenNext Publication. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Health. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms Vol:-
2016ABOUT THE BOOK:- This book is a collection of 16 research papers on 6 different themes. It is an outcome of an international conference organized during 26-30 November 2012 at Kalinga Institute of Industrial Te chnology (KIIT), Bhubaneswar by International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES). A plenary session was organized jointly by the editors of the book. The authors of the chapters presented their findings as research papers in this conference and after suggestions; modified versions of selected papers were included in this book. Beside, 2-3 chapters were invited from the scholars who are working on 'Human Growth and Nutrition'. In this way this book is the result of collaborative efforts of a group of scholars. The book is rich in variety of aspect of human growth, development and nutrition, wide range of papers focused on different issues among people from North-East to South and East to West on Indian continent. Surely, it would be helpful for scholars of different fields like Medical sciences, peadiatrics, human nutrition, anthropology, geography, sociology, economics, political sciences, population and tribal studies and so on. There is no such compilation having such a wide coverage from very inception to adulthood, north to south and east to west. ABOUT THE AUTHOR:- Dr. RK Gautam is among the pioneer Anthropologists. He joined Department of Anthropology, Dr. Harisingh Gour Vishwavidylaya (A Central University), Sagar, Madhya Pradesh as an Assistant Professor in July 2004. He was born on October 2nd, 1970 in a village Deogaon, district Mandla of Madhaya Pradesh. He was awarded degree of Ph.D. by the University of Delhi. Recently, he was awarded Raman Post Doctoral Fellowship by UGC for the years 2015-16 for USA. His research is focused on Human growth, Human nutrition, Human genetics, population studies and tribal studies. Dr. PK Patra is Reader in Anthropology at Utkal University, Bhubaneswar since December 2010. He was awarded Ph.D in 2002 and MA in Japanese language in 2003, both from University of Delhi. He received Mombukagakusho Fellowship for postdoctoral research in Japan in 2005. From 2005 to 2009, he worked at University of Leiden in the Netherlands as NWO postdoctoral fellow. Thereafter, in 2010 and 2013-14, he received ESRC postdoctoral fellowship to do research at University of Sussex in United Kingdom. His areas of research interest include tribal demography, medical anthropology and biomedical ethics. CONTENTS:- Foreword 9 Acknowledgements 11 Preface 13 List of Contributors 21 Theme – 1 Human Growth and Development 1 Ultrasonographic Prenatal Growth Study of Human Foetuses among the Meitei of Manipur 25 —Thokchom Ursa, Thoudam Bedita Devi and S Jibonkumar Singh 2 Growth Pattern of stature and Body Weight during Childhood and Adolescence: A Cross-sectional Study among School Boys of Guwahati, Assam, India 39 —T Baruah, P Kashyap, J Phukan, U Borah, D K Adak and P Bharati 3 Pattern of Growth among Homozygous Sicklers: Cross-sectional Study among Mehra a Scheduled Caste of Mandla District, Madhya Pradesh 49 —Jyoti Jhariya, Awadhesh N Sharma and Rajesh K Gautam 4 Growth and Nutritional Status of Adolescent Tibetans in Odisha 61 —K C Satapathy 5 Growth Pattern of the Adolescent: A Cross-sectional Study among the Bhotia of Uttarakhand, India 81 —Chittaranjan Mandal Theme – 2 Under-Nutrition and Disease 6 Prevalence of Thinness, Overweight and Obesity among Karbi Tribal Children Aged 5-12 Years of Karbi Anglong, Assam Northeast India 99 —Nitish Mondal, Rongkehai Ronchehon and Nitamoni Bharali 7 Co-prevalence of Under-nutrition and Hypertension among Indian Tribal Populations 121 —Gautam K Kshatriya and Subhendu K Acharya 8 Prevalence of Anemia among Tribals in Mayurbhanj District of Odisha 141 —Manoranjan Mohapatra, K C Satapathy and P K Patra Theme – 3 Adult Nutrition, BMI and Puberty 9 Age at Puberty and Nutritional Status: A Comparative Study among Adult Females of two Different Ecological Zones 153 —Rachna Thakur and Rajesh K Gautam 10 Nutritional Status of Mawasis of Chhindwara District of Madhya Pradesh 167 —Harshdeep Singh Dhanjal Theme – 4 Physical activity and body composition 11 Habitual Physical Activity, Body Composition and Cardio respiratory Health: Study among Rajput Women of District Kangra, Himachal Pradesh 177 —NK Mungreiphy, Meenal Dhall, Satwanti Kapoor 12 A Study of Physical Activity Level Among the Chamba Youth (17-18 Years) of Himachal Pradesh 201 —Lakhwinder Kaur and Ramesh Sahani Theme – 5 Nutritional status and associated factors 13 Nutritional Status and Associated Factors among the Tribal Children of Three Ecological Zones of India 215 ——Swapan Kumar Kolay and Gautam Kumar Kshatriya 14 Nutritional Status of Santal Children in two Villages of Birbhum District, West Bengal 239 —Jyoti Ratan Ghosh 15 Nutritional and Haematological Status of Migrant Pano Community of Slums in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India 249 —Sunil Kumar Gouda Theme – 6 Food Security and Healthcare 16 Role of Self Help Groups in Providing Food Security and Health Care with Reference to Children: A Study in Andhra Pradesh 269 —M Sreevidya Index 281 The Title 'Human Growth and Nutrition : a Biocultural Synthesis written/authored/edited by Rajesh K. Gautam, Prasanna K. Patra', published in the year 2016. The ISBN 9789351282044 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 284 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Health / Home Science. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-
2013Throughout the history, community health nurses have been an integral part of the health promotion and disease prevention activities as well as health care reform. With the evolving health care system and challenges that clients face in the community, the importance and necessity of community health nurses continues. Community health nursing is a concise yet comprehensive text designed for nursing students and practicing nurses to provide a foundation in community health nursing practice. The text builds on knowledge and skills common to all nurses, including nursing process, nursing theory, communication process, human development, and nursing care of individuals. It provides for the reader to critically apply the knowledge presented and to learn how to seek answers to question that arise. About The Author:- K. Madhav Naidu was born in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, and completed his graduation in Medicine from Moscow state University; Russia. He practiced Public Health with an emphasis on international health. Beginning in 2002, he spent three years in Russia as Public Health Advisor. He coordinated projects to improve child survival and immunization rates among rural people in the outlying provinces. He also served as a consultant for UNICEF, the World Health Organization and the World Bank in developing programs for training traditional birth attendants, in community mental health, village health workers, and rural doctors. He has practiced in diverse settings, such as state hospitals, school services, child health and mental health. he has also taught at bachelor’s level. Contents:- Contents, Preface viii, 1. Introduction 1, 2. Family Health Care & Services 21, Family as a Unit of Community Health Service, Factors Influencing, Family Health, Nursing Process in Family, Principles and Technique, of Home Visits, Working with Families in Prevention of Disease and, Promotion of Health, Family Health Records, References, 3. Health Administration in India 43, National Health Policy, Health Services Organization, National Planning, Five Year Plans, Social Welfare Services, Communicable Disease, Problems, National Family Welfare Programme, 20-Point Programme, Qualities and Functions of a Public Health Nurse, Family Health, Services, Maternal and Child Health, Home Visiting, Nutritional, Problems, References, 4. Determinants of Health 75, Environment, Acts Regulating the Environment, Pathogenic Factors, Food, Acts Regulating Food Hygiene, Socio-cultural Determinants, Life Style, Hygiene, Activities of Daily Living, Financial Management, References, 5. Epidemiology 127, History, Concept of Epidemic Process, Dynamics of Disease, Transmission, Morbidity and Mortality, Prevention, Methods of, Epidemiology, References, 6. Epidemiology and Management, of Common Communicable Diseases 141, Intestinal Infections, Arthropod Infections, Viral Infections, Bacterial, Infections, Rickettsial Diseases, Parasitic Zoonoses, Surface, Infections, References, vi Community Health Nursing, 7. Epidemiology and Management, of Non-Communicable Diseases 263, Nutrition, Malnutrition, Over Nutrition, Nutritional Deficiencies, Anaemia, Hypertension, Stroke, Rheumatic Heart Disease, Coronary, Heart Disease, Cancer, Diabetes Mellitus, Blindness, HIV, References, 8. Population and its Control 323, Population Explosion, Reasons for Population Explosion, Effects of, Population Explosion, Measures to Control Population, References, Bibliography 339, Index 345 The Title 'Community Health Nursing written/authored/edited by K. Madhav Naidu', published in the year 2013. The ISBN 9789380222011 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 344 (Pages). The publisher of this title is GenNext Publication. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is HEALTH / HOME SCIENCE. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-
2017ABOUT THE BOOK:- The book “Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna” attempts to impart knowledge in the direction of provision of quality healthcare to the poor. The basic objective of the book is to examine the implementation of Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna across country. More specifically, the objectives are (1) To work out the implementation and Impact of Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna in various states of India; (2) To analyse comparative performance of Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna with other public sector health insurance schemes; (3) To study the problems faced by Government Sponsored Health Insurance Schemes in India; and(4) To draw policy implications from the empirical analysis.The contents of the book are exhaustive and cover a variety of topics on the implementation and impact of Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna in various states of India. ABOUT THE AUTHOR:- Dr. Harinder Singh with over 16 years of teaching and research experience in the area of health economics/ health insurance/quantitative techniques. Dr Singh teaches both undergraduate and postgraduate students across a range of economics and business disciplines, and supervises a number of MBA, M Phil and Ph D students as well. He is widely traveled and has presented numerous research papers at national and international conferences in India as well as USA/ United Kingdom/ Singapore. His extensive research has produced more than 40 research papers in refereed journals, conference proceedings and books. Dr Singh's research interests include health economics, health insurance, health care, service quality etc. He received a number of prestigious research grants and best conference presenter awards recognising his outstanding contributions to research and research achievements. Dr. Amandeep Kaur Shahi is a highly educated professor with more than 10 years' teaching experience at college and university level; has received awards and recognitions in the field of Business Management and health insurance; published research papers in national and international journals. Dr. Amandeep is working as a faculty in business management at National Academy of Health and Business, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. Dr. Awarded “Best Research Paper Award” from Insurance Institute of India. CONTENTS:- Introduction 7 Foreword 9 Acknowledgements 13 List of Abbreviations 15 1. Introduction 19 • Health Insurance • Pattern of Health Insurance. 2. Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna: An Inter State Analysis 33 • Health Financing in India • Implementation of Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna in India • State-wise Impact of Rsby on Bpl Population in India • Insurer-wise Impact of Rsby on Bpl Population in India • Conclusion. 3. Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna and Other Public Sector Health Insurance Schemes 89 • Structure of Government Sponsored Health Insurance Schemes • Implementation of Government Sponsored Health Insurance Schemes • Comparison of Government Sponsored Health Insurance Schemes • Conclusion. 4. Problems of Government Sponsored Health Insurance Schemes 131 • Problems of Government Sponsored Health Insurance Schemes • Problems of Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna (RSBY) • Conclusion. 5. Summary, Conclusion and Policy Implications 163 • Rationale of the Study • Database and Research Methodology • Implementation and Impact of Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna (RSBY) • Comparative Performance of Government Sponsored Health Insurance Schemes (GSHISs) • Problems of Government Sponsored Health Insurance Schemes • Policy Implications and Suggesti. Refrences 183 Index 199 The Title 'Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna written/authored/edited by Dr Harinder Singh, Dr Amandeep Kaur Shahi', published in the year 2017. The ISBN 9789351282235 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 204 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Health / Political Science. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-
2017The Title 'The Prevention of Congenital Malformations, Defects, and Diseases By the Medicinal and Nutritional Treatment of the Mother During Pregnancy written/authored/edited by James Compton Burnett ', published in the year 2017. The ISBN 9789351287452 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 30 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Medical / Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-
2017The Title 'The Prevention of Congenital Malformations, Defects, and Diseases By the Medicinal and Nutritional Treatment of the Mother During Pregnancy written/authored/edited by James Compton Burnett ', published in the year 2017. The ISBN 9789351287469 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 30 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Medical / Health. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms Vol:-
2018ABOUT THE BOOK:- The impressive collection of papers accommodated in this volume offers a snapshot only through nineteen research contributions covering different issues related to indigenous health practices from different ethnic groups of North East India. The topics covered in the present treatise include indigenous notions of health care, healer and healing practices; ethno medicinal, ethno-botanical and ethnozoological knowledge; child-rearing and pregnancy care practices etc., prevailed in North East India. The compilation would provide a better understanding towards the key determinants of the health and wellbeing of the indigenous people in the context of public health. The book will be of extremely stimulus and serve as useful reference material for researchers, policy makers, and consultants in the field of health studies. ABOUT THE AUTHOR:- Sarthak Sengupta received his M.Sc (1977) and Ph.D (1983) degrees in Anthropology from Dibrugarh and Gauhati University respectively. He also worked with the Anthropological Survey of India, Government of India and North Eastern Hill University, Shillong for quite some time and conducted intensive field studies among diverse tribes and castes in Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, and Uttar Pradesh. Professor Sengupta in all has about 265 research articles published in various reputed national and international professional journals besides several chapters in edited volumes. Moreover, he has to his own credit nineteen well-knitted books on North East Indian tribes. He has mentored ten number of Ph. Ds and completed several major research projects being sponsored by U.G.C.; ICSSR; DST; ICMR; Indian Tea Board etc. Professor Sengupta is associated with many Indian Universities in the matters of Post Graduate education in Anthropology. He is an active life and executive member of several professional anthropological bodies and member of editorial boards of Journal of Human Ecology , New Delhi; The Anthropologist, New Delhi; The Indian Journal of Anthropology, West Bengal; Bulletin of the Department of Anthropology, Dibrugarh University; Vision NE, Lakhimpur, Assam. Dr. Sengupta is at present Professor, Department of Anthropology; and Director (i/c), Centre for North East Studies, Dibrugarh University, Assam. His current research interest are genetical demography, globin gene distribution, population genetics, bio-social studies, diet and nutrition, indigenous health practices and disadvantaged tribal population groups of North East India. CONTENTS:- List of Tables . 11 Preface . 13 Acknowledgements . 17 List of Contributors. 19 1. Indigenous Knowledge System Vis-à-Vis Tribal Health Practices . 21 — R. K. Kar • Traditional Knowledge System • Indigenous Health Practices • Ethnomedicine • References. 2. Revisiting the Domain of Ethnomedicine: Some Issues and Methods . 29 — C. J. Sonowal • Components in Ethno Medicine • Importance of Combining Ethnomedicine and Biosciences • Anthropology of Health: Positivist and Interpretive Dichotomy • The Bio-cultural Nature of Ethnomedicine • Importance of Investigation on Health and Treatment Seeking Behaviour • Investigating Treatment Seeking Behaviour • The Health Belief Model (HBM) • The Healthcare Utilisation Model • Research Questions • Focused Ethnographic Study (FES) Method • Use of Theoretical Sampling • References. 3. Cross-cultural Comparison of Ethnozoological Treatments among the Tribes of North East India . 45 — Haobijam Vokendro Singh • Introduction • Ethnozoological Treatment among the Tribes of North East India • Conclusion • References. 4. Indigenous Knowledge Base for Development of Green Manufacturing and Cost Effective Healthcare . 55 — Nikhil K Sachan, Seema Pushkar, and S.K. Ghosh • Introduction • Drug Delivery Enhanced Products in Healthcare Market • Concept and Methodology • Results and Discussions • Conclusions • References. 5. Ethnomedicinal Practices among the Karbis of Assam . 67 — Melody Seb Rengma, Sar-Im Tisso, and Longkiri Timung • Introduction • Study Population • Materials and Method • The Karbis Concept of Health and Diseases • Use of Wild Vegetables and Medicinal Plants • Belief Associated with Plants • Conclusion • References. 6. Natural Resources and Indigenous Knowledge of Healthcare System among the Karbis of Assam . 77 — Somenath Bhattacharjee • Indigenous Knowledge of Healthcare System • Traditional Healthcare Practices of the Karbi People • Traditional Notion of Illness • Traditional Healthcare practices • Ritualistic use of fish • Use of fish to cure mental depression (Nihu kachingtung) • Fish as ethnomedicine • References. 7. Ethnomedicine among the Sonowal Kachari of Assam . 91 — Dali Dutta and Sarthak Sengupta • Introduction • Materials and Methods • Diseases and Treatments • Conclusion • References. 8. Traditional Healthcare Systems among the Khamtis: A Case Study . 101 — Ranjumoni Hazarika • Introduction • The Khamtis at a Glance • Material and Method • Results and Discussions • Use of Medicinal Herbs and Magico-Religious Beliefs • Conclusion • References. 9. Use of Indigenous Plants in Traditional Healthcare Systems among the Mishing Tribe of Assam.111 — Ratna Jyoti Das • Introduction • Materials and Methods • Results and Discussions • Conclusion • References. 10. The Role of Folk Medical Practitioners During and After Flood: A Case Study of Mishing Medical Practitioners of Dhemaji District . 117 — Dipa Patir Changmai and Dharmendra Changmai • Introduction • Role of folk medical practitioners during and after flood • Methodology of the treatment • Treatment of Snake • Practice of ordeal to reduce complicacy • Conclusion • References. 11. Child Rearing Practices among the Mishings of Assam . 125 — Mondira Boruah • Introduction • The Mishings • Results • References. 12. A Study of Awareness Concerning Reproductive Healthcare Practices: Experience from the Dibongiya Deoris of Assam . 137 — Juri Borah and Sarthak Sengupta • Introduction • Materials and Methods • Results and Discussions • Summary • Acknowledgement • References. 13. Indigenous Health Practices among the Oraon of Assam . 147 — Bhaskar Das • Introduction • Subjects and Methods • Findings • Jaundice • Pneumonia • Gastric • Diarrhea • Dysentery • Toothache • Conclusion • References. 14. Traditional Healing Practices of Forest Fringe Dwellers: A Paradigm of Cost-Effective Medication . 153 — Samrat Sengupta and Anindita Deka • Introduction • Materials and Methods • Results and Discussions • Conclusion • References. 15. Ethnomedicinal Uses of Ficus L. in Assam . 173 — Priya Dhungana, Purnima Devi, and S.K. Borthakur • Introduction • Methodology • Result • Discussion • Conclusion • References. 16. An Emic Perspective on Health and Sickness: The Minyongs . 179 — Maitreyee Sharma • Introduction • Materials and Methods • Result and Discussion • Causes of Illness • Health Specialist and Diagnosing System • Conclusion • References. 17. Knowledge and Use of Medicinal Plants by Khasi, Garo, and Karbis of North East India . 189 — H.N. Dhungana, K.N. Barua and P.K. Hazarika • Introduction • Previous Ethnobotanical Study in this Area • Study Site • Study Method • Results and Discussions • Medicinal plants commonly available in the site • References. 18. Traditional Pregnancy Care among the Thadou of Manipur . 195 — Tonjam Joshila Chanu and M.C. Arunkumar • Introduction • About the Field Site • Traditional Knowledge in Thadou Community • Conclusion • References. 19. Indigenous Healthcare Systems: A Sumi Naga Perspective . 203 — Kitoholi V. Zhimo • Introduction • Universe of study • Methodology • Sumi Concept of Body, Health, Illness • The Indigenous Healthcare Systems • Healthcare System Pertaining to Personalistic Etiology • Types of Healers in Personalistic Domain • Healthcare Pertaining to Naturalistic Etiology • Biomedicine, Pluralism and the Emerging Healthcare System • Discussions • Conclusion • References. Index. 221 The Title 'Indigenous Health Practices Among the People of North East India written/authored/edited by Sarthak Sengupta', published in the year 2018. The ISBN 9789351282433 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 227 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Health / North East India. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-
2018ABOUT THE BOOK:- This book has been written primarily for the medical students, medical officers and lawyers, especially those dealing with medico-legal problems. A Registered Medical Practitioner should have sufficient knowledge of laws & ethical aspects of Good Medical Practice, in order not to conflict with it during his/her professional practice. For that he/she ought to be familiar with various Acts, Rules & Regulations that are in force or else he/she may find himself/herself inadvertently contravening these & courting trouble & also amounting to professional misconduct attracting disciplinary action by the authorities. For that reason, provision of laws relating to medical practice in undergraduate/graduate curriculum should be seriously considered. Medical jurisprudence benefits immensely both the medical and the legal field of work. A better understanding and cooperation has resulted and has facilitated a smoother working of both disciplines. ABOUT THE AUTHOR:- Dr. P.S. Kapoor, MBBS, MS, PCMS (Ex) is Senior Consultant Trauma and Orthopedics at Chandigarh Surgical Centre, Chandigarh. He has more than forty years of Clinical, Professional, Administrative and Teaching (Academic) Experience. He was Chief Consultant and Head of Department of Orthopedics at Derna, Libya; besides teaching Doctors and Nurses. He was Senior Consultant Orthopedics at Fortis Heart & Multispecialty Hospital, Mohali. He was Surgical Specialist ESI Hospital Ludhiana. He was Staff Grade Orthopedics at Darlington Memorial & Bishop Auckland Hospitals, UK, under HSMP Visa Holder. He has authored medical text book “ACCIDENT & EMERGENCY”. Along with many important Medical Articles (Press), he also authored another medical text book “TRAUMA & ORTHOPEDICS”, which is currently under publication. CONTENTS:- Preface .13 Acknowledgement .15 Abbreviation .17 1. INTRODUCTION . 25 • MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE (SYN. FORENSIC/OR LEGAL MEDICINE). PART - I FORENSIC MEDICINE 2. MEDICAL ABERRATIONS . 39 • MEDICAL ABERRATIONS • DEATH • POST-MORTEM (PM CALORICITY) • CADAVERIC LIVIDITY (PM STAINING) • PUTREFACTION (DECOMPOSITION) • MEDICOLEGAL WOUNDS • MECHANICAL INJURIES • REGIONAL INJURIES • SCALP WOUNDS • SEXUAL AND ALLIED PROBLEMS • SEXUAL PERVERSIONS (DEVIATIONS) • INDUCED ABORTION • CRIMINAL (SEPTIC) ABORTION • ACCUTE DEPRESSION • ACUTE MANIA • ACUTE SCHIZOPHRENIA • EPILEPTIC (SEIZURE) INSANITY • CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY • ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME (OBS) • ILLUSION • NEUROSES. 3. TOXICOLOGY . 173 • POISONS OR TOXINS • IRRITANTS (CHEMICALS) POISONING: • CARBOLIC ACID (PHENOL) POISONING • COPPER SULFATE (BLUE VITRIOL) POISONING • ARSENIC POISONING • MERCURY POISONING • ACUTE MERCURY POISONING • CHRONIC MERCURY POISONING • PHOSPHORUS (ELEMENTAL) POISONING • KEROSINE POISONING • MARKING NUTS (SEMECARPUS ANACARDIUM) POISONING • WHITE OLEANDER (NERIUM ODORUM) POISONING • YELLOW OLEANDER (CERBERA THEVETIA) POISONING • STIMULANT EXPECTORANTS • TURPENTINE OIL (SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE) POISONING • GLASS POWDER POISONING • DIAMOND POISONING • PINS/NEEDLES/THORNS POISONING • IRON POISONING • SCORPION POISONING • SPIDER POISONING • WASP, BEE-STING POISONING • CATERPILLAR POISONING • BARBITURATES POISONING: DESCRIBED UNDER HYPNOTICS AND SEDATIVES • CHLOROFORM POISONING • NITROUS OXIDE (LAUGHING GAS) POISONING • CYCLOPROPANE POISONING • NARCOTICS (NATURAL AND SEMISYNTHETIC ALKALOIDS) • OPIUM POISONING • MORPHINE POISONING • ACUTE MORPHINE POISONING • NARCOTICS (SYNTHETIC) • MEPERIDINE (PETHIDINE) POISONING • NONNARCOTICS (ANALGESICS AND ANTIPYRETICS) • ACETAMINOPHEN (PARACETAMOL) POISONING • COLCHICINE POISONING • ACETANILID POISONING • ANILINE POISONING • NSAIDS POISONING • QUININE AND CINCHONA ALKALOIDS POISONING • TRAMADOL POISONING • FENTANYL POISONING • HYPNOTICS (INEBRIENTS) • ACUTE ALCOHOL (ETHYL) POISONING (INTOXICATION) • METHYL ALCOHOL (SYN. METHANOL, MACHINERY SPIRIT) POISONING • HYPNOTICS AND SEDATIVES • BARBITURATES POISONING • CHLORAL HYDRATE POISONING • BROMIDE POISONING • PARALDEHYDE POISONING • MARIHUANA (CANNABIS) POISONING • SEDATIVES AND TRANQUILLISERS • CCNTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (CNS) STIMULANTS • STRYCHNINE POISONING • CAFFEINE POISONING • AMINOPHYLLINE POISONING • DRUGS ACTING ON AUTONOMIC EFFECTOR CELLS • DRUGS STIMULATING STRUCTURES INNERVATED BY CHOLINERGIC NERVES (PARASYMPATHO-MIMETICS) • PILOCARPINE POISONING • MUSHROOMS (MUSCARINE) POISONING • DRUGS STIMULATING STRUCTURES INNERVATED BY ADRENERGIC NERVES (SYN. SYMPATHOMIMETICS, PSYCHOTOMIMETICS) • PSYCHOTOMIMETIC AGENTS POISONING • PSYCHEDELICS (HALLUCINOGENICS) ABUSE • MARIHUANA ABUSE • AUTONOMIC BLOCKING AGENTS • DRUGS INHIBITING STRUCTURES INNERVATED BY POSTGANGLIONIC CHOLINERGIC NERVES • BELLADONNA ALKALOIDS POISONING • ATROPINE POISONING • SCOPOLAMINE (HYOSCINE) POISONING • DRUGS INHIBITING STRUCTURES INNERVATED BY ADRENERGIC NERVES (ADRENERGIC BLOCKING AGENTS) • ERGOT ALKALOIDS POISONING (ERGOTISM) • LYSERGIC ACID-DIETHYLAMIDE (LSD) POISONING • DRUGS INHIBITING SKELETAL MUSCLES AND AUTONOMIC GANGLIA (SKELETAL MUSCLES AND AUTONOMIC GANGLIA INHIBITORS) • NOXIOUS GASES AND VAPORS (INHALENTS) • CARBON MONOXIDE (CO) POISONING • CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2) POISONING • SEWER GAS POISONING • HYDROCYANIC (PRUSSIC ACID) POISONING • CYANIDE POISONING • HYDROGEN SULFIDE POISONING • LOCAL ANESTHETICS • COCAINE POISONING • LIGNOCAINE (SYN. LIDOCAINE, XYLOCAINE) POISONING • DIGITALIS AND ALLIED CARDIAC GLYCOSIDES • DIGITALIS POISONING • ANTICOAGULANTS POISONING • CYTOTOXIC DRUGS POISONING • ALKYLATING AGENTS POISONING • ANTIMETABOLITES POISONING • ANTI HORMONAL AGENTS POISONING • VINCA ALKALOIDS POISONING • ANTINEOPLASTIC ANTIBIOTICS POISONING • EOUS POISONING • DETERGENTS POISONING: • DISINFECTANTS AND GERMICIDES POISONING: • FORMALDEHYDE POISONING • IODINE POISONING • BORIC ACID POISONING • INSECTICIDES AND ARACHNICIDES (PESTICIDES) POISONING • CHLOROPHENOTHANE (DDT) POISONING • PHOSPHATES (ORGANIC) POISONING • RODENTICIDES POISONING • BARIUM POISONING • FLUOROACETATE POISONING • ANTHELMINTICS POISONING • CARBON TETRACHLORIDE POISONING • ASPIDIUM (MALE-FERN) POISONING • AMEBICIDAL AGENTS POISONING • EMETINE POISONING • INDUSTRIAL POISONING • HEAVY METALS POISONING • CADMIUM POISONING • MANGANESE POISONING • ZINC POISONING • GOLD POISONING • SILVER POISONING • BISMUTH POISONING • THALLIUM POISONING • BERYLLIUM POISONING • PAINT THINNER POISONING • HOUSEHOLD POISONING • FOOD POISONING • REFERENCES. PART - II MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE 4. LEGAL PROCEDURES . 343 • LEGAL (CRIMINAL) PROCEDURES • JUDICIAL INQUEST (JI) • POLICE INQUEST (PI) • EXHUMATION • POST- MORTEM (PM) EXAMINATION • SUMMEN • OATH TAKING (OT) • EVIDENCE RECORDING (ER) • DYING DECLARATION (DD) • DYING DEPOSITION • IDENTITY • POST-MORTEM EXAMINATION (AUTOPSY) • REFERENCES • VIRTUAL AUTOPSY. 5. LEGAL SYSTEM. 367 • THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM • CONSTITUTION • CONSTITUTION AND LAW COURTS • ATTORNEY GENERAL • SUPREME COURT ADVOCATES • DELHI HIGH COURT • DISTRICT COURTS OF INDIA • DISTRICT COURTS OF DELHI • PATIALA HOUSE COURTS • ROHINI COURTS • DWARKA COURTS • SAKET COURTS • KARKARDOOMA COURTS COMPLEX • DISTRICT COURTS OF MAHARASHTRA STATE • DISTRICT COURTS • ENACTMENT OF LAWS • APPLICABILITY OF LAWS • THE UK LEGAL SYSTEM • HISTORY AND CONSTITUTION • COURT SYSTEM • THE COURT OF APPEAL (CIVIL AND CRIMINAL DIVISION) IN ENGLAND AND WALES • THE USA LEGAL SYSTEM • FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM • THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES • DISTRICT (TRIAL) COURTS • THE STATE COURT SYSTEM • ARTICLE I COURTS • RULES AND POLICIES • CIVIL CASES/CRIMINAL CASES/BANKRUPTCY CASES/ THE APPEALS PROCESS • BANKRUPTCY CASES • PETIT (TRIAL) JURY • GRAND JURY • REFERENCES • CANADA’S COURT SYSTEM • CANADA’S COURT SYSTEM • SUPREME COURT OF CANADA • INFERIOR-LEVEL COURTS OF THE PROVINCES AND TERRITORIES (INFERIOR COURTS) • SUPERIORLEVEL COURTS OF THE PROVINCES AND TERRITORIES (SUPERIOR COURTS) • FEDERAL COURT OF CANADA • FEDERAL COURT OF APPEAL • TAX COURT OF CANADA • MILITARY COURTS • COURT MARTIAL APPEAL COURT OF CANADA • SUMMARY TRIALS • TRIBUNALS • AUSTRALIAN LEGAL SYSTEM • COMMONWEALTH COURTS • SUPREME COURTS OF STATE AND TERRITORY • HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA • FAMILY COURT OF AUSTRALIA • FEDERAL MAGISTRATES COURT • INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COURT OF AUSTRALIA • STATE AND TERRITORY COURTS • REFERENCES • EUROPEAN COURT SYSTEM • EUROPEAN JUDICIAL SYSTEM • INTERNATIONAL JUDICIAL SYSTEM • NATIONAL JUDICIAL SYSTEM • EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE (ECJ) • ADVOCATE GENERAL • ECJ–QUASI CONSTITUTIONAL COURT • ECJ – RULES AND ACTIONS • ECJ - PRELIMINARY RULINGS • IMPORTANCE OF PRELIMINARY RULINGS • DIRECT ACTIONS • ECJ’S PROCEDURE • ECJ’S CHALLENGES • COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE (CFI) • CIVIL SERVICE TRIBUNAL (CST) • JUDICIAL METHOD AND ANALYSIS OF THE JUDGMENTS • PROCEDURE BEFORE THE ECJ DIRECT ACTIONS • ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS • EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS (ECHR) • PRESIDENTS OF ECJ (TABLE 5.5) • INTERNATIONAL JUDICIAL SYSTEM • INTERNATIONAL COURTS • AD HOC TRIBUNALS • INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE • INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT (COUR PENALE INTERNATIONALE). 6. OFFENCES AND PENALTIES . 455 • OFFENCES • ABETMENT TO SUICIDE (DECRIMINALISE SUICIDE ATTEMPTS) • ACID ATTACKS TRAUMA • AGONY OF SENIOR CITIZENS • ALCOHOL ABUSE • CHILD ABUSE/VULNERABLE CHILDHOOD/NO COUNTRY FOR CHILDREN • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DOPING • DOWRY PROHIBITION ACT • DRUG ABUSE • ENVIRONMENT POLLUTION (MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECT) • EUTHANASIA (MERCY KILLING) • ARGUMENTS FAVOURING EUTHANASIA • FACTORS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • ARGUMENTS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • EVETEASING • HOMICIDE, ABORTION AND RELATED OFFENCES • INDIA • USA • ATRICLE 125 • HONOUR KILLING • MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE • CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE • MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY (MTP) • CRITIQUE OF MTP ACT • MENTAL RETARDATION (MENTAL DEFECT) AND MULTIPLE DISABILITIES • MORAL TURPITUDE • PRE-NATAL SEX DETERMINATION TESTS (PNDT) ACT • SEXUAL OFFENCES (OFFENCES AND PENALTY) • SEXUAL OFFENCES IN INDIA • ADULTERY • RAPE • CHILD SEX OFFENCES • CHILD ABUSE/VULNERABLE CHILDHOOD/NO COUNTRY FOR CHILDREN • SEXUAL OFFENCES IN UK • SEXUAL OFFENSES IN USA • ARTICLE 263 : SEXUAL PERFORMANCE BY A CHILD • SEXUAL VIOLENCE (PHYSICAL) • SEXUAL ABUSE • CONSENT FOR SEXUAL ACT OR BEHAVIOUR • SEXUAL ASSAULT • SEXUAL TORTURE • SODOMY • TORTURE (MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECT) • DOCTORS AND TORTURE • TORTURE (PSYCHOLOGICAL) • TROLLS /SADISTS • VIOLENCE AGAINST MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENTS • VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN • TRANSPLANTATION OF HUMAN ORGANS. 7. ACTS AND LAWS . 585 • ACTS (CIVIL AND CRIMINAL) RELATED TO MEDICAL PROFESSION • IMPORTANT ACTS AND RULES • CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PROCEEDING • CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE, 1908 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA)-1986 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA)-1995 • CLINICAL ESTABLISHMENT (REGISTRATION AND REGULATION) ACT 2010 • DOES IT HELP REMOVE QUACKERY? • CONSENT • CONTEMPT OF COURTS ACT, 1971 • COPYRIGHT ACT, 1957 • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DOWRY PROHIBITION ACT, 1961 • DRUGS AND COSMETICS ACT, 1940 • DRUGS AND MAGIC REMEDIES ACT, 1954 • DYING DECLARATION ACT • ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION ACT (EPA), 1986 • FATAL ACCIDENTS ACT, 1855 • IMMORAL TRAFFIC (PREVENTION) ACT, 1956 • MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY (MTP) • MEDICAL TRMINATION OF PREGNANCY (MTP) ACT, 1971 (ACT NO. 34 OF 1971) (10TH AUGUST 1971) • MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY AMENDMENT ACT, 2002 (ACT NO. 64 OF 2002) (18TH DECEMBER 2002) • MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY REGULATIONS, 2003 • MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1987 • MENTAL RETARDATION AND MULTIPLE DISABILITIES ACT, 1999 • MORAL TURPITUDE • NARCOTIC DRUGS AND PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES ACT, 1985 • OATHS ACT, 1969 • POISONS ACT, 1919 • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (PNDT) ACT AND RULES • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (REGULATION AND PREVENTION OF MISUSE) ACT (1994) NO. 57 (20TH SEPTEMBER 1994) • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (REGULATION AND PREVENTION OF MISUSE) RULES (1996) • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (REGULATION AND PREVENTION OF MISUSE) AMENDMENT ACT (2002) • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (REGULATION AND PREVENTION OF MISUSE) AMENDMENT RULE (2003) • PREVENTION OF FOOD ADULTERATION ACT, 1954 • PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY ACT • THE PUNJAB PROTECTION OF MEDICARE SERVICE PERSONS AND MEDICARE INSTITUTIONS (PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY) ACT, 2008 (PUNJAB ACT NO. 26 OF 2008) • THE HARYANA PROTECTION OF MEDICARE SERVICE PERSONS AND MEDICARE INSTITUTIONS ACT, 2009 (HARYANA ACT NO. 14 OF 2009) • PROHIBITION OF CHILD MARRIAGE ACT, 2006 • PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS ACT, 1993 • NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION • STATE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSIONS • PROTECTION OF WOMEN FROM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT, 2005 • PROTECTION OF WOMEN AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT WORKPLACE BILL, 2007 • PROTECTION OF WOMEN AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT WORKPLACE BILL, 2013 • REGISTRATION ACT • INDIA • REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS ACT, 1969 • PROMINENT LAWS RELATED TO MEDICAL PROFESSION • BOLAM RULE (TEST) • TORT • TORT LAW • REFERENCES. 8. SECTIONS . 677 • SECTIONS • INDIA • PROMINENT SECTIONS • USA • SECTIONS. 9. JUDGMENTS (MEDICO-LEGAL) . 689 • JUDGMENTS (MEDICO-LEGAL) • ACADEMIC MATTERS READ WITH CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986 • CHILD ABUSE/VULNERABLE CHILDHOOD/NO COUNTRY FOR CHILDREN • JUDGMENT: MAMTA V/S STATE OF UT, CHANDIGARH (2014) • JUDGMENT: RAVINDER SINGH GILL V/S STATE OF HARYANA (2013) • JUDGMENT: RAVINDER SINGH GILL V/S STATE OF HARYANA (2014) • JUDGMENT: RAJNATH V/S STATE OF UT CHANDIGARH (2014) • JUDGMENT: PRADEEP KUMAR V/S STATE OF HARYANA (2014) • JUDGMENT: SUKHBIR SINGH, GAURAV, SONU SINGH AND THREE OTHERS V/S STATE OF PUNJAB (2012) • JUDGMENT: SUNIL AND AJAY V/S STATE OF UT CHANDIGARH (2014) • JUDGMENT: CHANDAN SAHNI AND SHIV KUMAR ALIAS TAMATAR SAHNI AJAY V/S STATE OF UP (2013) • JUDGMENT: JIWAN SINGH V/S STATE OF PUNJAB (2014) • CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CONTEMPT • CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PROCEEDING • JUDGMENT: LAKSHMI V/S CHINNAMMAL @ RAYYAMMAL (2009)(2) RCR(CIVIL) 907: (2009)(1) RCR (RENT) 497(SC) • JUDGMENT: LAKSHMI V/S CHINNAMMAL @ RAYYAMMAL (2009)(1) RCR(RENT) 497: (2009)(2) RCR (CIVIL) 906(SC) • CONSENT • 2. FAILURE TO INFORM INHERENT RISKS • EXPRESS CONSENT • CONSTITUTION OF INDIA, 1950 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986 • IMPORTANT JUDGMENTS OF INDIAN COURTS • NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, NEW DELHI • PUNJAB STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, CHANDIGARH • CONTEMPT OF COURTS ACT • COPYRIGHT ACT, 1957 • CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE, 1973 • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DOWRY PROHIBITION ACT, 1961 • DNA TEST • CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE, 1908 • DNA TEST • CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE, 1908 • DRUGS AND COSMETICS ACT, 1940 • DRUGS AND MAGIC REMEDIES ACT, 1954 • DYING DECLARATION ACT, • EUTHANASIA • ARGUMENTS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • FATAL ACCIDENTS ACT, 1855 • HOMICIDE • JUDGMENT: NEEL KUMAR @ ANIL KUMAR V/S STATE OF HARYANA, (2009) • IMMORAL TRAFFIC (PREVENTION) ACT, 1956 • INDIAN MEDICAL COUNCIL ACT, 1956 • INDIAN PENAL CODE, 1860 • IMPORTANT JUDGMENTS/RULINGS OF SUPREME COURT • IMPORTANT JUDGMENTS/RULINGS OF INDIAN COURTS • IMPLIED UNDERSTANDING • ACT OF 0MISSION • VICARIOUS LIABILITY • NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, NEW DELHI • NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, NEW DELHI • PUNJAB STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, CHANDIGARH • JUDGMENT: DR. LAXMAN BALKRISHNA JOSHI V/S DR. TRIMBAK BAPU GODBOLE AND ANOTHER AIR (1969) SC 128 • LIABILITIES • VICARIOUS LIABILITY • JUDGMENT: DR. N.K. SENGUPTA V/S STATE OF NCT DELHI (2009)(5) RCR(CRIMINAL) 967 (DELHI): VICARIOUS LIABILITY • STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, CHANDIGARH • DISTRICT CONSUMER FORUM, PANCHKULA • HISTORICAL UK JUDGMENTS/LAWS/ RULINGS (MEDICO-LEGAL) • BOLAM RULE (TEST) • MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1987 • MENTAL RETARDATION AND MULTIPLE DISABILITIES ACT, 1999 • MORAL TURPITUDE • NARCO ANALYSIS • NARCOTIC DRUGS AND PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES ACT, 1985 • OATHS ACT, 1969 • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (PNDT) ACT AND RULES • PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS ACT, 1993 • PROTECTION OF WOMEN FROM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT, 2005 • PROTECTION OF WOMEN AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT WORK PLACE BILL, 2007 • REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS ACT, 1969 • SEDITION ACT • SEXUAL OFFENCES/PENALTY/JUDGMENTS • SEXUAL OFFENCES IN INDIA • ADULTERY • RAPE • SODOMY • SEXUAL OFFENCES IN UK • SHOPS AND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS ACT, 1948 • TRANSPLANTATION OF HUMAN ORGANS ACT, 1994. PART - III STATE MEDICINE 10.STATE MEDICINE . 869 • STATE MEDICINE • TORTURE • SEXUAL TORTURE • DOCTORS AND TORTURE. 11.MEDICAL ETHICS . 881 • HIPPOCRATIC OATH • CODE OF MEDICAL ETHICS • DO’S AND DON’T FOR DOCTORS • GOOD MEDICAL PRACTICE. 12. ISSUES. 905 • ACID ATTACKS TRAUMA • ADVERTISING MEDICAL SERVICES • AGONY OF SENIOR CITIZENS • ALCOHOL ABUSE • CHILD ABUSE/VULNERABLE CHILDHOOD/NO COUNTRY FOR CHILDREN • CLINICAL ESTABLISHMENT ACT (CEA) • CLINICAL ESTABLISHMENT (REGISTRATION AND REGULATION) ACT 2010 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA) • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA) - 1986 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA) - 1995 • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DOWRY MENACE • EVE-TEASING • EUTHANASIA (MERCY KILLING) • ARGUMENTS FAVOURING EUTHANASIA • EUTHANASIA SQUADS: NVVE “RIGHT TO DIE” • NEDERLANDSE VERENIGING VOOREEN VRIJWILLIG LEVENSEINDE (NVVE) • FACTORS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • ARGUMENTS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • HONOUR KILLING • JUDICIAL MORALISM • MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE • MEDICAL PROFESSION…TESTING TIMES (IN TROUBLED WATERS) • MANDATORY RURAL POSTING FOR PG EXAMINATION ENTRY • NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR HUMAN RESOURCES FOR HEALTH BILL, 2011 • PRE-NATAL SEX DETERMINATION TESTS (PCPNDT) ACT • RAPE • SEXUAL HARASSMENT OF WOMEN AT WORKPLACE (PREVENTION, PROHIBITION AND REDRESSAL) ACT, 2013 • TORTURE: PHYSICAL TORTURE • TORTURE: PSYCHOLOGICAL TORTURE • TROLLS /SADISTS • VIOLENCE AGAINST MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENTS • VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN. PART - IV APPENDIX 13.Questionnaire .1065 • QUESTIONNAIRE (SECTION-WISE). Index .1081 The Title 'Medical Jurisprudence written/authored/edited by P. S. Kapoor', published in the year 2018. The ISBN 9789386397584 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 1090 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Medical / Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- 3 Vols. Set
2018ABOUT THE BOOK:- This book has been written primarily for the medical students, medical officers and lawyers, especially those dealing with medico-legal problems. A Registered Medical Practitioner should have sufficient knowledge of laws & ethical aspects of Good Medical Practice, in order not to conflict with it during his/her professional practice. For that he/she ought to be familiar with various Acts, Rules & Regulations that are in force or else he/she may find himself/herself inadvertently contravening these & courting trouble & also amounting to professional misconduct attracting disciplinary action by the authorities. For that reason, provision of laws relating to medical practice in undergraduate/graduate curriculum should be seriously considered. Medical jurisprudence benefits immensely both the medical and the legal field of work. A better understanding and cooperation has resulted and has facilitated a smoother working of both disciplines. ABOUT THE AUTHOR:- Dr. P.S. Kapoor, MBBS, MS, PCMS (Ex) is Senior Consultant Trauma and Orthopedics at Chandigarh Surgical Centre, Chandigarh. He has more than forty years of Clinical, Professional, Administrative and Teaching (Academic) Experience. He was Chief Consultant and Head of Department of Orthopedics at Derna, Libya; besides teaching Doctors and Nurses. He was Senior Consultant Orthopedics at Fortis Heart & Multispecialty Hospital, Mohali. He was Surgical Specialist ESI Hospital Ludhiana. He was Staff Grade Orthopedics at Darlington Memorial & Bishop Auckland Hospitals, UK, under HSMP Visa Holder. He has authored medical text book “ACCIDENT & EMERGENCY”. Along with many important Medical Articles (Press), he also authored another medical text book “TRAUMA & ORTHOPEDICS”, which is currently under publication. CONTENTS:- Preface .13 Acknowledgement .15 Abbreviation .17 1. INTRODUCTION . 25 • MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE (SYN. FORENSIC/OR LEGAL MEDICINE). PART - I FORENSIC MEDICINE 2. MEDICAL ABERRATIONS . 39 • MEDICAL ABERRATIONS • DEATH • POST-MORTEM (PM CALORICITY) • CADAVERIC LIVIDITY (PM STAINING) • PUTREFACTION (DECOMPOSITION) • MEDICOLEGAL WOUNDS • MECHANICAL INJURIES • REGIONAL INJURIES • SCALP WOUNDS • SEXUAL AND ALLIED PROBLEMS • SEXUAL PERVERSIONS (DEVIATIONS) • INDUCED ABORTION • CRIMINAL (SEPTIC) ABORTION • ACCUTE DEPRESSION • ACUTE MANIA • ACUTE SCHIZOPHRENIA • EPILEPTIC (SEIZURE) INSANITY • CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY • ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME (OBS) • ILLUSION • NEUROSES. 3. TOXICOLOGY . 173 • POISONS OR TOXINS • IRRITANTS (CHEMICALS) POISONING: • CARBOLIC ACID (PHENOL) POISONING • COPPER SULFATE (BLUE VITRIOL) POISONING • ARSENIC POISONING • MERCURY POISONING • ACUTE MERCURY POISONING • CHRONIC MERCURY POISONING • PHOSPHORUS (ELEMENTAL) POISONING • KEROSINE POISONING • MARKING NUTS (SEMECARPUS ANACARDIUM) POISONING • WHITE OLEANDER (NERIUM ODORUM) POISONING • YELLOW OLEANDER (CERBERA THEVETIA) POISONING • STIMULANT EXPECTORANTS • TURPENTINE OIL (SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE) POISONING • GLASS POWDER POISONING • DIAMOND POISONING • PINS/NEEDLES/THORNS POISONING • IRON POISONING • SCORPION POISONING • SPIDER POISONING • WASP, BEE-STING POISONING • CATERPILLAR POISONING • BARBITURATES POISONING: DESCRIBED UNDER HYPNOTICS AND SEDATIVES • CHLOROFORM POISONING • NITROUS OXIDE (LAUGHING GAS) POISONING • CYCLOPROPANE POISONING • NARCOTICS (NATURAL AND SEMISYNTHETIC ALKALOIDS) • OPIUM POISONING • MORPHINE POISONING • ACUTE MORPHINE POISONING • NARCOTICS (SYNTHETIC) • MEPERIDINE (PETHIDINE) POISONING • NONNARCOTICS (ANALGESICS AND ANTIPYRETICS) • ACETAMINOPHEN (PARACETAMOL) POISONING • COLCHICINE POISONING • ACETANILID POISONING • ANILINE POISONING • NSAIDS POISONING • QUININE AND CINCHONA ALKALOIDS POISONING • TRAMADOL POISONING • FENTANYL POISONING • HYPNOTICS (INEBRIENTS) • ACUTE ALCOHOL (ETHYL) POISONING (INTOXICATION) • METHYL ALCOHOL (SYN. METHANOL, MACHINERY SPIRIT) POISONING • HYPNOTICS AND SEDATIVES • BARBITURATES POISONING • CHLORAL HYDRATE POISONING • BROMIDE POISONING • PARALDEHYDE POISONING • MARIHUANA (CANNABIS) POISONING • SEDATIVES AND TRANQUILLISERS • CCNTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (CNS) STIMULANTS • STRYCHNINE POISONING • CAFFEINE POISONING • AMINOPHYLLINE POISONING • DRUGS ACTING ON AUTONOMIC EFFECTOR CELLS • DRUGS STIMULATING STRUCTURES INNERVATED BY CHOLINERGIC NERVES (PARASYMPATHO-MIMETICS) • PILOCARPINE POISONING • MUSHROOMS (MUSCARINE) POISONING • DRUGS STIMULATING STRUCTURES INNERVATED BY ADRENERGIC NERVES (SYN. SYMPATHOMIMETICS, PSYCHOTOMIMETICS) • PSYCHOTOMIMETIC AGENTS POISONING • PSYCHEDELICS (HALLUCINOGENICS) ABUSE • MARIHUANA ABUSE • AUTONOMIC BLOCKING AGENTS • DRUGS INHIBITING STRUCTURES INNERVATED BY POSTGANGLIONIC CHOLINERGIC NERVES • BELLADONNA ALKALOIDS POISONING • ATROPINE POISONING • SCOPOLAMINE (HYOSCINE) POISONING • DRUGS INHIBITING STRUCTURES INNERVATED BY ADRENERGIC NERVES (ADRENERGIC BLOCKING AGENTS) • ERGOT ALKALOIDS POISONING (ERGOTISM) • LYSERGIC ACID-DIETHYLAMIDE (LSD) POISONING • DRUGS INHIBITING SKELETAL MUSCLES AND AUTONOMIC GANGLIA (SKELETAL MUSCLES AND AUTONOMIC GANGLIA INHIBITORS) • NOXIOUS GASES AND VAPORS (INHALENTS) • CARBON MONOXIDE (CO) POISONING • CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2) POISONING • SEWER GAS POISONING • HYDROCYANIC (PRUSSIC ACID) POISONING • CYANIDE POISONING • HYDROGEN SULFIDE POISONING • LOCAL ANESTHETICS • COCAINE POISONING • LIGNOCAINE (SYN. LIDOCAINE, XYLOCAINE) POISONING • DIGITALIS AND ALLIED CARDIAC GLYCOSIDES • DIGITALIS POISONING • ANTICOAGULANTS POISONING • CYTOTOXIC DRUGS POISONING • ALKYLATING AGENTS POISONING • ANTIMETABOLITES POISONING • ANTI HORMONAL AGENTS POISONING • VINCA ALKALOIDS POISONING • ANTINEOPLASTIC ANTIBIOTICS POISONING • EOUS POISONING • DETERGENTS POISONING: • DISINFECTANTS AND GERMICIDES POISONING: • FORMALDEHYDE POISONING • IODINE POISONING • BORIC ACID POISONING • INSECTICIDES AND ARACHNICIDES (PESTICIDES) POISONING • CHLOROPHENOTHANE (DDT) POISONING • PHOSPHATES (ORGANIC) POISONING • RODENTICIDES POISONING • BARIUM POISONING • FLUOROACETATE POISONING • ANTHELMINTICS POISONING • CARBON TETRACHLORIDE POISONING • ASPIDIUM (MALE-FERN) POISONING • AMEBICIDAL AGENTS POISONING • EMETINE POISONING • INDUSTRIAL POISONING • HEAVY METALS POISONING • CADMIUM POISONING • MANGANESE POISONING • ZINC POISONING • GOLD POISONING • SILVER POISONING • BISMUTH POISONING • THALLIUM POISONING • BERYLLIUM POISONING • PAINT THINNER POISONING • HOUSEHOLD POISONING • FOOD POISONING • REFERENCES. PART - II MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE 4. LEGAL PROCEDURES . 343 • LEGAL (CRIMINAL) PROCEDURES • JUDICIAL INQUEST (JI) • POLICE INQUEST (PI) • EXHUMATION • POST- MORTEM (PM) EXAMINATION • SUMMEN • OATH TAKING (OT) • EVIDENCE RECORDING (ER) • DYING DECLARATION (DD) • DYING DEPOSITION • IDENTITY • POST-MORTEM EXAMINATION (AUTOPSY) • REFERENCES • VIRTUAL AUTOPSY. 5. LEGAL SYSTEM. 367 • THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM • CONSTITUTION • CONSTITUTION AND LAW COURTS • ATTORNEY GENERAL • SUPREME COURT ADVOCATES • DELHI HIGH COURT • DISTRICT COURTS OF INDIA • DISTRICT COURTS OF DELHI • PATIALA HOUSE COURTS • ROHINI COURTS • DWARKA COURTS • SAKET COURTS • KARKARDOOMA COURTS COMPLEX • DISTRICT COURTS OF MAHARASHTRA STATE • DISTRICT COURTS • ENACTMENT OF LAWS • APPLICABILITY OF LAWS • THE UK LEGAL SYSTEM • HISTORY AND CONSTITUTION • COURT SYSTEM • THE COURT OF APPEAL (CIVIL AND CRIMINAL DIVISION) IN ENGLAND AND WALES • THE USA LEGAL SYSTEM • FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM • THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES • DISTRICT (TRIAL) COURTS • THE STATE COURT SYSTEM • ARTICLE I COURTS • RULES AND POLICIES • CIVIL CASES/CRIMINAL CASES/BANKRUPTCY CASES/ THE APPEALS PROCESS • BANKRUPTCY CASES • PETIT (TRIAL) JURY • GRAND JURY • REFERENCES • CANADA’S COURT SYSTEM • CANADA’S COURT SYSTEM • SUPREME COURT OF CANADA • INFERIOR-LEVEL COURTS OF THE PROVINCES AND TERRITORIES (INFERIOR COURTS) • SUPERIORLEVEL COURTS OF THE PROVINCES AND TERRITORIES (SUPERIOR COURTS) • FEDERAL COURT OF CANADA • FEDERAL COURT OF APPEAL • TAX COURT OF CANADA • MILITARY COURTS • COURT MARTIAL APPEAL COURT OF CANADA • SUMMARY TRIALS • TRIBUNALS • AUSTRALIAN LEGAL SYSTEM • COMMONWEALTH COURTS • SUPREME COURTS OF STATE AND TERRITORY • HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA • FAMILY COURT OF AUSTRALIA • FEDERAL MAGISTRATES COURT • INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COURT OF AUSTRALIA • STATE AND TERRITORY COURTS • REFERENCES • EUROPEAN COURT SYSTEM • EUROPEAN JUDICIAL SYSTEM • INTERNATIONAL JUDICIAL SYSTEM • NATIONAL JUDICIAL SYSTEM • EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE (ECJ) • ADVOCATE GENERAL • ECJ–QUASI CONSTITUTIONAL COURT • ECJ – RULES AND ACTIONS • ECJ - PRELIMINARY RULINGS • IMPORTANCE OF PRELIMINARY RULINGS • DIRECT ACTIONS • ECJ’S PROCEDURE • ECJ’S CHALLENGES • COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE (CFI) • CIVIL SERVICE TRIBUNAL (CST) • JUDICIAL METHOD AND ANALYSIS OF THE JUDGMENTS • PROCEDURE BEFORE THE ECJ DIRECT ACTIONS • ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS • EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS (ECHR) • PRESIDENTS OF ECJ (TABLE 5.5) • INTERNATIONAL JUDICIAL SYSTEM • INTERNATIONAL COURTS • AD HOC TRIBUNALS • INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE • INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT (COUR PENALE INTERNATIONALE). 6. OFFENCES AND PENALTIES . 455 • OFFENCES • ABETMENT TO SUICIDE (DECRIMINALISE SUICIDE ATTEMPTS) • ACID ATTACKS TRAUMA • AGONY OF SENIOR CITIZENS • ALCOHOL ABUSE • CHILD ABUSE/VULNERABLE CHILDHOOD/NO COUNTRY FOR CHILDREN • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DOPING • DOWRY PROHIBITION ACT • DRUG ABUSE • ENVIRONMENT POLLUTION (MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECT) • EUTHANASIA (MERCY KILLING) • ARGUMENTS FAVOURING EUTHANASIA • FACTORS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • ARGUMENTS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • EVETEASING • HOMICIDE, ABORTION AND RELATED OFFENCES • INDIA • USA • ATRICLE 125 • HONOUR KILLING • MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE • CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE • MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY (MTP) • CRITIQUE OF MTP ACT • MENTAL RETARDATION (MENTAL DEFECT) AND MULTIPLE DISABILITIES • MORAL TURPITUDE • PRE-NATAL SEX DETERMINATION TESTS (PNDT) ACT • SEXUAL OFFENCES (OFFENCES AND PENALTY) • SEXUAL OFFENCES IN INDIA • ADULTERY • RAPE • CHILD SEX OFFENCES • CHILD ABUSE/VULNERABLE CHILDHOOD/NO COUNTRY FOR CHILDREN • SEXUAL OFFENCES IN UK • SEXUAL OFFENSES IN USA • ARTICLE 263 : SEXUAL PERFORMANCE BY A CHILD • SEXUAL VIOLENCE (PHYSICAL) • SEXUAL ABUSE • CONSENT FOR SEXUAL ACT OR BEHAVIOUR • SEXUAL ASSAULT • SEXUAL TORTURE • SODOMY • TORTURE (MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECT) • DOCTORS AND TORTURE • TORTURE (PSYCHOLOGICAL) • TROLLS /SADISTS • VIOLENCE AGAINST MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENTS • VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN • TRANSPLANTATION OF HUMAN ORGANS. 7. ACTS AND LAWS . 585 • ACTS (CIVIL AND CRIMINAL) RELATED TO MEDICAL PROFESSION • IMPORTANT ACTS AND RULES • CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PROCEEDING • CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE, 1908 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA)-1986 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA)-1995 • CLINICAL ESTABLISHMENT (REGISTRATION AND REGULATION) ACT 2010 • DOES IT HELP REMOVE QUACKERY? • CONSENT • CONTEMPT OF COURTS ACT, 1971 • COPYRIGHT ACT, 1957 • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DOWRY PROHIBITION ACT, 1961 • DRUGS AND COSMETICS ACT, 1940 • DRUGS AND MAGIC REMEDIES ACT, 1954 • DYING DECLARATION ACT • ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION ACT (EPA), 1986 • FATAL ACCIDENTS ACT, 1855 • IMMORAL TRAFFIC (PREVENTION) ACT, 1956 • MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY (MTP) • MEDICAL TRMINATION OF PREGNANCY (MTP) ACT, 1971 (ACT NO. 34 OF 1971) (10TH AUGUST 1971) • MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY AMENDMENT ACT, 2002 (ACT NO. 64 OF 2002) (18TH DECEMBER 2002) • MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY REGULATIONS, 2003 • MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1987 • MENTAL RETARDATION AND MULTIPLE DISABILITIES ACT, 1999 • MORAL TURPITUDE • NARCOTIC DRUGS AND PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES ACT, 1985 • OATHS ACT, 1969 • POISONS ACT, 1919 • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (PNDT) ACT AND RULES • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (REGULATION AND PREVENTION OF MISUSE) ACT (1994) NO. 57 (20TH SEPTEMBER 1994) • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (REGULATION AND PREVENTION OF MISUSE) RULES (1996) • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (REGULATION AND PREVENTION OF MISUSE) AMENDMENT ACT (2002) • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (REGULATION AND PREVENTION OF MISUSE) AMENDMENT RULE (2003) • PREVENTION OF FOOD ADULTERATION ACT, 1954 • PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY ACT • THE PUNJAB PROTECTION OF MEDICARE SERVICE PERSONS AND MEDICARE INSTITUTIONS (PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY) ACT, 2008 (PUNJAB ACT NO. 26 OF 2008) • THE HARYANA PROTECTION OF MEDICARE SERVICE PERSONS AND MEDICARE INSTITUTIONS ACT, 2009 (HARYANA ACT NO. 14 OF 2009) • PROHIBITION OF CHILD MARRIAGE ACT, 2006 • PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS ACT, 1993 • NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION • STATE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSIONS • PROTECTION OF WOMEN FROM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT, 2005 • PROTECTION OF WOMEN AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT WORKPLACE BILL, 2007 • PROTECTION OF WOMEN AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT WORKPLACE BILL, 2013 • REGISTRATION ACT • INDIA • REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS ACT, 1969 • PROMINENT LAWS RELATED TO MEDICAL PROFESSION • BOLAM RULE (TEST) • TORT • TORT LAW • REFERENCES. 8. SECTIONS . 677 • SECTIONS • INDIA • PROMINENT SECTIONS • USA • SECTIONS. 9. JUDGMENTS (MEDICO-LEGAL) . 689 • JUDGMENTS (MEDICO-LEGAL) • ACADEMIC MATTERS READ WITH CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986 • CHILD ABUSE/VULNERABLE CHILDHOOD/NO COUNTRY FOR CHILDREN • JUDGMENT: MAMTA V/S STATE OF UT, CHANDIGARH (2014) • JUDGMENT: RAVINDER SINGH GILL V/S STATE OF HARYANA (2013) • JUDGMENT: RAVINDER SINGH GILL V/S STATE OF HARYANA (2014) • JUDGMENT: RAJNATH V/S STATE OF UT CHANDIGARH (2014) • JUDGMENT: PRADEEP KUMAR V/S STATE OF HARYANA (2014) • JUDGMENT: SUKHBIR SINGH, GAURAV, SONU SINGH AND THREE OTHERS V/S STATE OF PUNJAB (2012) • JUDGMENT: SUNIL AND AJAY V/S STATE OF UT CHANDIGARH (2014) • JUDGMENT: CHANDAN SAHNI AND SHIV KUMAR ALIAS TAMATAR SAHNI AJAY V/S STATE OF UP (2013) • JUDGMENT: JIWAN SINGH V/S STATE OF PUNJAB (2014) • CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CONTEMPT • CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PROCEEDING • JUDGMENT: LAKSHMI V/S CHINNAMMAL @ RAYYAMMAL (2009)(2) RCR(CIVIL) 907: (2009)(1) RCR (RENT) 497(SC) • JUDGMENT: LAKSHMI V/S CHINNAMMAL @ RAYYAMMAL (2009)(1) RCR(RENT) 497: (2009)(2) RCR (CIVIL) 906(SC) • CONSENT • 2. FAILURE TO INFORM INHERENT RISKS • EXPRESS CONSENT • CONSTITUTION OF INDIA, 1950 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986 • IMPORTANT JUDGMENTS OF INDIAN COURTS • NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, NEW DELHI • PUNJAB STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, CHANDIGARH • CONTEMPT OF COURTS ACT • COPYRIGHT ACT, 1957 • CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE, 1973 • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DOWRY PROHIBITION ACT, 1961 • DNA TEST • CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE, 1908 • DNA TEST • CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE, 1908 • DRUGS AND COSMETICS ACT, 1940 • DRUGS AND MAGIC REMEDIES ACT, 1954 • DYING DECLARATION ACT, • EUTHANASIA • ARGUMENTS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • FATAL ACCIDENTS ACT, 1855 • HOMICIDE • JUDGMENT: NEEL KUMAR @ ANIL KUMAR V/S STATE OF HARYANA, (2009) • IMMORAL TRAFFIC (PREVENTION) ACT, 1956 • INDIAN MEDICAL COUNCIL ACT, 1956 • INDIAN PENAL CODE, 1860 • IMPORTANT JUDGMENTS/RULINGS OF SUPREME COURT • IMPORTANT JUDGMENTS/RULINGS OF INDIAN COURTS • IMPLIED UNDERSTANDING • ACT OF 0MISSION • VICARIOUS LIABILITY • NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, NEW DELHI • NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, NEW DELHI • PUNJAB STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, CHANDIGARH • JUDGMENT: DR. LAXMAN BALKRISHNA JOSHI V/S DR. TRIMBAK BAPU GODBOLE AND ANOTHER AIR (1969) SC 128 • LIABILITIES • VICARIOUS LIABILITY • JUDGMENT: DR. N.K. SENGUPTA V/S STATE OF NCT DELHI (2009)(5) RCR(CRIMINAL) 967 (DELHI): VICARIOUS LIABILITY • STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, CHANDIGARH • DISTRICT CONSUMER FORUM, PANCHKULA • HISTORICAL UK JUDGMENTS/LAWS/ RULINGS (MEDICO-LEGAL) • BOLAM RULE (TEST) • MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1987 • MENTAL RETARDATION AND MULTIPLE DISABILITIES ACT, 1999 • MORAL TURPITUDE • NARCO ANALYSIS • NARCOTIC DRUGS AND PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES ACT, 1985 • OATHS ACT, 1969 • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (PNDT) ACT AND RULES • PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS ACT, 1993 • PROTECTION OF WOMEN FROM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT, 2005 • PROTECTION OF WOMEN AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT WORK PLACE BILL, 2007 • REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS ACT, 1969 • SEDITION ACT • SEXUAL OFFENCES/PENALTY/JUDGMENTS • SEXUAL OFFENCES IN INDIA • ADULTERY • RAPE • SODOMY • SEXUAL OFFENCES IN UK • SHOPS AND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS ACT, 1948 • TRANSPLANTATION OF HUMAN ORGANS ACT, 1994. PART - III STATE MEDICINE 10.STATE MEDICINE . 869 • STATE MEDICINE • TORTURE • SEXUAL TORTURE • DOCTORS AND TORTURE. 11.MEDICAL ETHICS . 881 • HIPPOCRATIC OATH • CODE OF MEDICAL ETHICS • DO’S AND DON’T FOR DOCTORS • GOOD MEDICAL PRACTICE. 12. ISSUES. 905 • ACID ATTACKS TRAUMA • ADVERTISING MEDICAL SERVICES • AGONY OF SENIOR CITIZENS • ALCOHOL ABUSE • CHILD ABUSE/VULNERABLE CHILDHOOD/NO COUNTRY FOR CHILDREN • CLINICAL ESTABLISHMENT ACT (CEA) • CLINICAL ESTABLISHMENT (REGISTRATION AND REGULATION) ACT 2010 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA) • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA) - 1986 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA) - 1995 • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DOWRY MENACE • EVE-TEASING • EUTHANASIA (MERCY KILLING) • ARGUMENTS FAVOURING EUTHANASIA • EUTHANASIA SQUADS: NVVE “RIGHT TO DIE” • NEDERLANDSE VERENIGING VOOREEN VRIJWILLIG LEVENSEINDE (NVVE) • FACTORS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • ARGUMENTS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • HONOUR KILLING • JUDICIAL MORALISM • MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE • MEDICAL PROFESSION…TESTING TIMES (IN TROUBLED WATERS) • MANDATORY RURAL POSTING FOR PG EXAMINATION ENTRY • NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR HUMAN RESOURCES FOR HEALTH BILL, 2011 • PRE-NATAL SEX DETERMINATION TESTS (PCPNDT) ACT • RAPE • SEXUAL HARASSMENT OF WOMEN AT WORKPLACE (PREVENTION, PROHIBITION AND REDRESSAL) ACT, 2013 • TORTURE: PHYSICAL TORTURE • TORTURE: PSYCHOLOGICAL TORTURE • TROLLS /SADISTS • VIOLENCE AGAINST MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENTS • VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN. PART - IV APPENDIX 13.Questionnaire .1065 • QUESTIONNAIRE (SECTION-WISE). Index .1081 The Title 'Medical Jurisprudence written/authored/edited by P. S. Kapoor', published in the year 2018. The ISBN 9789386397591 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 330 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Medical / Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- Vol. 1st
2018ABOUT THE BOOK:- This book has been written primarily for the medical students, medical officers and lawyers, especially those dealing with medico-legal problems. A Registered Medical Practitioner should have sufficient knowledge of laws & ethical aspects of Good Medical Practice, in order not to conflict with it during his/her professional practice. For that he/she ought to be familiar with various Acts, Rules & Regulations that are in force or else he/she may find himself/herself inadvertently contravening these & courting trouble & also amounting to professional misconduct attracting disciplinary action by the authorities. For that reason, provision of laws relating to medical practice in undergraduate/graduate curriculum should be seriously considered. Medical jurisprudence benefits immensely both the medical and the legal field of work. A better understanding and cooperation has resulted and has facilitated a smoother working of both disciplines. ABOUT THE AUTHOR:- Dr. P.S. Kapoor, MBBS, MS, PCMS (Ex) is Senior Consultant Trauma and Orthopedics at Chandigarh Surgical Centre, Chandigarh. He has more than forty years of Clinical, Professional, Administrative and Teaching (Academic) Experience. He was Chief Consultant and Head of Department of Orthopedics at Derna, Libya; besides teaching Doctors and Nurses. He was Senior Consultant Orthopedics at Fortis Heart & Multispecialty Hospital, Mohali. He was Surgical Specialist ESI Hospital Ludhiana. He was Staff Grade Orthopedics at Darlington Memorial & Bishop Auckland Hospitals, UK, under HSMP Visa Holder. He has authored medical text book “ACCIDENT & EMERGENCY”. Along with many important Medical Articles (Press), he also authored another medical text book “TRAUMA & ORTHOPEDICS”, which is currently under publication. CONTENTS:- Preface .13 Acknowledgement .15 Abbreviation .17 1. INTRODUCTION . 25 • MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE (SYN. FORENSIC/OR LEGAL MEDICINE). PART - I FORENSIC MEDICINE 2. MEDICAL ABERRATIONS . 39 • MEDICAL ABERRATIONS • DEATH • POST-MORTEM (PM CALORICITY) • CADAVERIC LIVIDITY (PM STAINING) • PUTREFACTION (DECOMPOSITION) • MEDICOLEGAL WOUNDS • MECHANICAL INJURIES • REGIONAL INJURIES • SCALP WOUNDS • SEXUAL AND ALLIED PROBLEMS • SEXUAL PERVERSIONS (DEVIATIONS) • INDUCED ABORTION • CRIMINAL (SEPTIC) ABORTION • ACCUTE DEPRESSION • ACUTE MANIA • ACUTE SCHIZOPHRENIA • EPILEPTIC (SEIZURE) INSANITY • CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY • ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME (OBS) • ILLUSION • NEUROSES. 3. TOXICOLOGY . 173 • POISONS OR TOXINS • IRRITANTS (CHEMICALS) POISONING: • CARBOLIC ACID (PHENOL) POISONING • COPPER SULFATE (BLUE VITRIOL) POISONING • ARSENIC POISONING • MERCURY POISONING • ACUTE MERCURY POISONING • CHRONIC MERCURY POISONING • PHOSPHORUS (ELEMENTAL) POISONING • KEROSINE POISONING • MARKING NUTS (SEMECARPUS ANACARDIUM) POISONING • WHITE OLEANDER (NERIUM ODORUM) POISONING • YELLOW OLEANDER (CERBERA THEVETIA) POISONING • STIMULANT EXPECTORANTS • TURPENTINE OIL (SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE) POISONING • GLASS POWDER POISONING • DIAMOND POISONING • PINS/NEEDLES/THORNS POISONING • IRON POISONING • SCORPION POISONING • SPIDER POISONING • WASP, BEE-STING POISONING • CATERPILLAR POISONING • BARBITURATES POISONING: DESCRIBED UNDER HYPNOTICS AND SEDATIVES • CHLOROFORM POISONING • NITROUS OXIDE (LAUGHING GAS) POISONING • CYCLOPROPANE POISONING • NARCOTICS (NATURAL AND SEMISYNTHETIC ALKALOIDS) • OPIUM POISONING • MORPHINE POISONING • ACUTE MORPHINE POISONING • NARCOTICS (SYNTHETIC) • MEPERIDINE (PETHIDINE) POISONING • NONNARCOTICS (ANALGESICS AND ANTIPYRETICS) • ACETAMINOPHEN (PARACETAMOL) POISONING • COLCHICINE POISONING • ACETANILID POISONING • ANILINE POISONING • NSAIDS POISONING • QUININE AND CINCHONA ALKALOIDS POISONING • TRAMADOL POISONING • FENTANYL POISONING • HYPNOTICS (INEBRIENTS) • ACUTE ALCOHOL (ETHYL) POISONING (INTOXICATION) • METHYL ALCOHOL (SYN. METHANOL, MACHINERY SPIRIT) POISONING • HYPNOTICS AND SEDATIVES • BARBITURATES POISONING • CHLORAL HYDRATE POISONING • BROMIDE POISONING • PARALDEHYDE POISONING • MARIHUANA (CANNABIS) POISONING • SEDATIVES AND TRANQUILLISERS • CCNTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (CNS) STIMULANTS • STRYCHNINE POISONING • CAFFEINE POISONING • AMINOPHYLLINE POISONING • DRUGS ACTING ON AUTONOMIC EFFECTOR CELLS • DRUGS STIMULATING STRUCTURES INNERVATED BY CHOLINERGIC NERVES (PARASYMPATHO-MIMETICS) • PILOCARPINE POISONING • MUSHROOMS (MUSCARINE) POISONING • DRUGS STIMULATING STRUCTURES INNERVATED BY ADRENERGIC NERVES (SYN. SYMPATHOMIMETICS, PSYCHOTOMIMETICS) • PSYCHOTOMIMETIC AGENTS POISONING • PSYCHEDELICS (HALLUCINOGENICS) ABUSE • MARIHUANA ABUSE • AUTONOMIC BLOCKING AGENTS • DRUGS INHIBITING STRUCTURES INNERVATED BY POSTGANGLIONIC CHOLINERGIC NERVES • BELLADONNA ALKALOIDS POISONING • ATROPINE POISONING • SCOPOLAMINE (HYOSCINE) POISONING • DRUGS INHIBITING STRUCTURES INNERVATED BY ADRENERGIC NERVES (ADRENERGIC BLOCKING AGENTS) • ERGOT ALKALOIDS POISONING (ERGOTISM) • LYSERGIC ACID-DIETHYLAMIDE (LSD) POISONING • DRUGS INHIBITING SKELETAL MUSCLES AND AUTONOMIC GANGLIA (SKELETAL MUSCLES AND AUTONOMIC GANGLIA INHIBITORS) • NOXIOUS GASES AND VAPORS (INHALENTS) • CARBON MONOXIDE (CO) POISONING • CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2) POISONING • SEWER GAS POISONING • HYDROCYANIC (PRUSSIC ACID) POISONING • CYANIDE POISONING • HYDROGEN SULFIDE POISONING • LOCAL ANESTHETICS • COCAINE POISONING • LIGNOCAINE (SYN. LIDOCAINE, XYLOCAINE) POISONING • DIGITALIS AND ALLIED CARDIAC GLYCOSIDES • DIGITALIS POISONING • ANTICOAGULANTS POISONING • CYTOTOXIC DRUGS POISONING • ALKYLATING AGENTS POISONING • ANTIMETABOLITES POISONING • ANTI HORMONAL AGENTS POISONING • VINCA ALKALOIDS POISONING • ANTINEOPLASTIC ANTIBIOTICS POISONING • EOUS POISONING • DETERGENTS POISONING: • DISINFECTANTS AND GERMICIDES POISONING: • FORMALDEHYDE POISONING • IODINE POISONING • BORIC ACID POISONING • INSECTICIDES AND ARACHNICIDES (PESTICIDES) POISONING • CHLOROPHENOTHANE (DDT) POISONING • PHOSPHATES (ORGANIC) POISONING • RODENTICIDES POISONING • BARIUM POISONING • FLUOROACETATE POISONING • ANTHELMINTICS POISONING • CARBON TETRACHLORIDE POISONING • ASPIDIUM (MALE-FERN) POISONING • AMEBICIDAL AGENTS POISONING • EMETINE POISONING • INDUSTRIAL POISONING • HEAVY METALS POISONING • CADMIUM POISONING • MANGANESE POISONING • ZINC POISONING • GOLD POISONING • SILVER POISONING • BISMUTH POISONING • THALLIUM POISONING • BERYLLIUM POISONING • PAINT THINNER POISONING • HOUSEHOLD POISONING • FOOD POISONING • REFERENCES. PART - II MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE 4. LEGAL PROCEDURES . 343 • LEGAL (CRIMINAL) PROCEDURES • JUDICIAL INQUEST (JI) • POLICE INQUEST (PI) • EXHUMATION • POST- MORTEM (PM) EXAMINATION • SUMMEN • OATH TAKING (OT) • EVIDENCE RECORDING (ER) • DYING DECLARATION (DD) • DYING DEPOSITION • IDENTITY • POST-MORTEM EXAMINATION (AUTOPSY) • REFERENCES • VIRTUAL AUTOPSY. 5. LEGAL SYSTEM. 367 • THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM • CONSTITUTION • CONSTITUTION AND LAW COURTS • ATTORNEY GENERAL • SUPREME COURT ADVOCATES • DELHI HIGH COURT • DISTRICT COURTS OF INDIA • DISTRICT COURTS OF DELHI • PATIALA HOUSE COURTS • ROHINI COURTS • DWARKA COURTS • SAKET COURTS • KARKARDOOMA COURTS COMPLEX • DISTRICT COURTS OF MAHARASHTRA STATE • DISTRICT COURTS • ENACTMENT OF LAWS • APPLICABILITY OF LAWS • THE UK LEGAL SYSTEM • HISTORY AND CONSTITUTION • COURT SYSTEM • THE COURT OF APPEAL (CIVIL AND CRIMINAL DIVISION) IN ENGLAND AND WALES • THE USA LEGAL SYSTEM • FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM • THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES • DISTRICT (TRIAL) COURTS • THE STATE COURT SYSTEM • ARTICLE I COURTS • RULES AND POLICIES • CIVIL CASES/CRIMINAL CASES/BANKRUPTCY CASES/ THE APPEALS PROCESS • BANKRUPTCY CASES • PETIT (TRIAL) JURY • GRAND JURY • REFERENCES • CANADA’S COURT SYSTEM • CANADA’S COURT SYSTEM • SUPREME COURT OF CANADA • INFERIOR-LEVEL COURTS OF THE PROVINCES AND TERRITORIES (INFERIOR COURTS) • SUPERIORLEVEL COURTS OF THE PROVINCES AND TERRITORIES (SUPERIOR COURTS) • FEDERAL COURT OF CANADA • FEDERAL COURT OF APPEAL • TAX COURT OF CANADA • MILITARY COURTS • COURT MARTIAL APPEAL COURT OF CANADA • SUMMARY TRIALS • TRIBUNALS • AUSTRALIAN LEGAL SYSTEM • COMMONWEALTH COURTS • SUPREME COURTS OF STATE AND TERRITORY • HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA • FAMILY COURT OF AUSTRALIA • FEDERAL MAGISTRATES COURT • INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COURT OF AUSTRALIA • STATE AND TERRITORY COURTS • REFERENCES • EUROPEAN COURT SYSTEM • EUROPEAN JUDICIAL SYSTEM • INTERNATIONAL JUDICIAL SYSTEM • NATIONAL JUDICIAL SYSTEM • EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE (ECJ) • ADVOCATE GENERAL • ECJ–QUASI CONSTITUTIONAL COURT • ECJ – RULES AND ACTIONS • ECJ - PRELIMINARY RULINGS • IMPORTANCE OF PRELIMINARY RULINGS • DIRECT ACTIONS • ECJ’S PROCEDURE • ECJ’S CHALLENGES • COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE (CFI) • CIVIL SERVICE TRIBUNAL (CST) • JUDICIAL METHOD AND ANALYSIS OF THE JUDGMENTS • PROCEDURE BEFORE THE ECJ DIRECT ACTIONS • ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS • EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS (ECHR) • PRESIDENTS OF ECJ (TABLE 5.5) • INTERNATIONAL JUDICIAL SYSTEM • INTERNATIONAL COURTS • AD HOC TRIBUNALS • INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE • INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT (COUR PENALE INTERNATIONALE). 6. OFFENCES AND PENALTIES . 455 • OFFENCES • ABETMENT TO SUICIDE (DECRIMINALISE SUICIDE ATTEMPTS) • ACID ATTACKS TRAUMA • AGONY OF SENIOR CITIZENS • ALCOHOL ABUSE • CHILD ABUSE/VULNERABLE CHILDHOOD/NO COUNTRY FOR CHILDREN • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DOPING • DOWRY PROHIBITION ACT • DRUG ABUSE • ENVIRONMENT POLLUTION (MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECT) • EUTHANASIA (MERCY KILLING) • ARGUMENTS FAVOURING EUTHANASIA • FACTORS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • ARGUMENTS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • EVETEASING • HOMICIDE, ABORTION AND RELATED OFFENCES • INDIA • USA • ATRICLE 125 • HONOUR KILLING • MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE • CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE • MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY (MTP) • CRITIQUE OF MTP ACT • MENTAL RETARDATION (MENTAL DEFECT) AND MULTIPLE DISABILITIES • MORAL TURPITUDE • PRE-NATAL SEX DETERMINATION TESTS (PNDT) ACT • SEXUAL OFFENCES (OFFENCES AND PENALTY) • SEXUAL OFFENCES IN INDIA • ADULTERY • RAPE • CHILD SEX OFFENCES • CHILD ABUSE/VULNERABLE CHILDHOOD/NO COUNTRY FOR CHILDREN • SEXUAL OFFENCES IN UK • SEXUAL OFFENSES IN USA • ARTICLE 263 : SEXUAL PERFORMANCE BY A CHILD • SEXUAL VIOLENCE (PHYSICAL) • SEXUAL ABUSE • CONSENT FOR SEXUAL ACT OR BEHAVIOUR • SEXUAL ASSAULT • SEXUAL TORTURE • SODOMY • TORTURE (MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECT) • DOCTORS AND TORTURE • TORTURE (PSYCHOLOGICAL) • TROLLS /SADISTS • VIOLENCE AGAINST MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENTS • VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN • TRANSPLANTATION OF HUMAN ORGANS. 7. ACTS AND LAWS . 585 • ACTS (CIVIL AND CRIMINAL) RELATED TO MEDICAL PROFESSION • IMPORTANT ACTS AND RULES • CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PROCEEDING • CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE, 1908 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA)-1986 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA)-1995 • CLINICAL ESTABLISHMENT (REGISTRATION AND REGULATION) ACT 2010 • DOES IT HELP REMOVE QUACKERY? • CONSENT • CONTEMPT OF COURTS ACT, 1971 • COPYRIGHT ACT, 1957 • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DOWRY PROHIBITION ACT, 1961 • DRUGS AND COSMETICS ACT, 1940 • DRUGS AND MAGIC REMEDIES ACT, 1954 • DYING DECLARATION ACT • ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION ACT (EPA), 1986 • FATAL ACCIDENTS ACT, 1855 • IMMORAL TRAFFIC (PREVENTION) ACT, 1956 • MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY (MTP) • MEDICAL TRMINATION OF PREGNANCY (MTP) ACT, 1971 (ACT NO. 34 OF 1971) (10TH AUGUST 1971) • MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY AMENDMENT ACT, 2002 (ACT NO. 64 OF 2002) (18TH DECEMBER 2002) • MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY REGULATIONS, 2003 • MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1987 • MENTAL RETARDATION AND MULTIPLE DISABILITIES ACT, 1999 • MORAL TURPITUDE • NARCOTIC DRUGS AND PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES ACT, 1985 • OATHS ACT, 1969 • POISONS ACT, 1919 • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (PNDT) ACT AND RULES • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (REGULATION AND PREVENTION OF MISUSE) ACT (1994) NO. 57 (20TH SEPTEMBER 1994) • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (REGULATION AND PREVENTION OF MISUSE) RULES (1996) • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (REGULATION AND PREVENTION OF MISUSE) AMENDMENT ACT (2002) • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (REGULATION AND PREVENTION OF MISUSE) AMENDMENT RULE (2003) • PREVENTION OF FOOD ADULTERATION ACT, 1954 • PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY ACT • THE PUNJAB PROTECTION OF MEDICARE SERVICE PERSONS AND MEDICARE INSTITUTIONS (PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY) ACT, 2008 (PUNJAB ACT NO. 26 OF 2008) • THE HARYANA PROTECTION OF MEDICARE SERVICE PERSONS AND MEDICARE INSTITUTIONS ACT, 2009 (HARYANA ACT NO. 14 OF 2009) • PROHIBITION OF CHILD MARRIAGE ACT, 2006 • PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS ACT, 1993 • NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION • STATE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSIONS • PROTECTION OF WOMEN FROM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT, 2005 • PROTECTION OF WOMEN AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT WORKPLACE BILL, 2007 • PROTECTION OF WOMEN AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT WORKPLACE BILL, 2013 • REGISTRATION ACT • INDIA • REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS ACT, 1969 • PROMINENT LAWS RELATED TO MEDICAL PROFESSION • BOLAM RULE (TEST) • TORT • TORT LAW • REFERENCES. 8. SECTIONS . 677 • SECTIONS • INDIA • PROMINENT SECTIONS • USA • SECTIONS. 9. JUDGMENTS (MEDICO-LEGAL) . 689 • JUDGMENTS (MEDICO-LEGAL) • ACADEMIC MATTERS READ WITH CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986 • CHILD ABUSE/VULNERABLE CHILDHOOD/NO COUNTRY FOR CHILDREN • JUDGMENT: MAMTA V/S STATE OF UT, CHANDIGARH (2014) • JUDGMENT: RAVINDER SINGH GILL V/S STATE OF HARYANA (2013) • JUDGMENT: RAVINDER SINGH GILL V/S STATE OF HARYANA (2014) • JUDGMENT: RAJNATH V/S STATE OF UT CHANDIGARH (2014) • JUDGMENT: PRADEEP KUMAR V/S STATE OF HARYANA (2014) • JUDGMENT: SUKHBIR SINGH, GAURAV, SONU SINGH AND THREE OTHERS V/S STATE OF PUNJAB (2012) • JUDGMENT: SUNIL AND AJAY V/S STATE OF UT CHANDIGARH (2014) • JUDGMENT: CHANDAN SAHNI AND SHIV KUMAR ALIAS TAMATAR SAHNI AJAY V/S STATE OF UP (2013) • JUDGMENT: JIWAN SINGH V/S STATE OF PUNJAB (2014) • CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CONTEMPT • CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PROCEEDING • JUDGMENT: LAKSHMI V/S CHINNAMMAL @ RAYYAMMAL (2009)(2) RCR(CIVIL) 907: (2009)(1) RCR (RENT) 497(SC) • JUDGMENT: LAKSHMI V/S CHINNAMMAL @ RAYYAMMAL (2009)(1) RCR(RENT) 497: (2009)(2) RCR (CIVIL) 906(SC) • CONSENT • 2. FAILURE TO INFORM INHERENT RISKS • EXPRESS CONSENT • CONSTITUTION OF INDIA, 1950 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986 • IMPORTANT JUDGMENTS OF INDIAN COURTS • NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, NEW DELHI • PUNJAB STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, CHANDIGARH • CONTEMPT OF COURTS ACT • COPYRIGHT ACT, 1957 • CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE, 1973 • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DOWRY PROHIBITION ACT, 1961 • DNA TEST • CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE, 1908 • DNA TEST • CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE, 1908 • DRUGS AND COSMETICS ACT, 1940 • DRUGS AND MAGIC REMEDIES ACT, 1954 • DYING DECLARATION ACT, • EUTHANASIA • ARGUMENTS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • FATAL ACCIDENTS ACT, 1855 • HOMICIDE • JUDGMENT: NEEL KUMAR @ ANIL KUMAR V/S STATE OF HARYANA, (2009) • IMMORAL TRAFFIC (PREVENTION) ACT, 1956 • INDIAN MEDICAL COUNCIL ACT, 1956 • INDIAN PENAL CODE, 1860 • IMPORTANT JUDGMENTS/RULINGS OF SUPREME COURT • IMPORTANT JUDGMENTS/RULINGS OF INDIAN COURTS • IMPLIED UNDERSTANDING • ACT OF 0MISSION • VICARIOUS LIABILITY • NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, NEW DELHI • NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, NEW DELHI • PUNJAB STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, CHANDIGARH • JUDGMENT: DR. LAXMAN BALKRISHNA JOSHI V/S DR. TRIMBAK BAPU GODBOLE AND ANOTHER AIR (1969) SC 128 • LIABILITIES • VICARIOUS LIABILITY • JUDGMENT: DR. N.K. SENGUPTA V/S STATE OF NCT DELHI (2009)(5) RCR(CRIMINAL) 967 (DELHI): VICARIOUS LIABILITY • STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, CHANDIGARH • DISTRICT CONSUMER FORUM, PANCHKULA • HISTORICAL UK JUDGMENTS/LAWS/ RULINGS (MEDICO-LEGAL) • BOLAM RULE (TEST) • MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1987 • MENTAL RETARDATION AND MULTIPLE DISABILITIES ACT, 1999 • MORAL TURPITUDE • NARCO ANALYSIS • NARCOTIC DRUGS AND PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES ACT, 1985 • OATHS ACT, 1969 • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (PNDT) ACT AND RULES • PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS ACT, 1993 • PROTECTION OF WOMEN FROM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT, 2005 • PROTECTION OF WOMEN AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT WORK PLACE BILL, 2007 • REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS ACT, 1969 • SEDITION ACT • SEXUAL OFFENCES/PENALTY/JUDGMENTS • SEXUAL OFFENCES IN INDIA • ADULTERY • RAPE • SODOMY • SEXUAL OFFENCES IN UK • SHOPS AND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS ACT, 1948 • TRANSPLANTATION OF HUMAN ORGANS ACT, 1994. PART - III STATE MEDICINE 10.STATE MEDICINE . 869 • STATE MEDICINE • TORTURE • SEXUAL TORTURE • DOCTORS AND TORTURE. 11.MEDICAL ETHICS . 881 • HIPPOCRATIC OATH • CODE OF MEDICAL ETHICS • DO’S AND DON’T FOR DOCTORS • GOOD MEDICAL PRACTICE. 12. ISSUES. 905 • ACID ATTACKS TRAUMA • ADVERTISING MEDICAL SERVICES • AGONY OF SENIOR CITIZENS • ALCOHOL ABUSE • CHILD ABUSE/VULNERABLE CHILDHOOD/NO COUNTRY FOR CHILDREN • CLINICAL ESTABLISHMENT ACT (CEA) • CLINICAL ESTABLISHMENT (REGISTRATION AND REGULATION) ACT 2010 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA) • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA) - 1986 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA) - 1995 • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DOWRY MENACE • EVE-TEASING • EUTHANASIA (MERCY KILLING) • ARGUMENTS FAVOURING EUTHANASIA • EUTHANASIA SQUADS: NVVE “RIGHT TO DIE” • NEDERLANDSE VERENIGING VOOREEN VRIJWILLIG LEVENSEINDE (NVVE) • FACTORS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • ARGUMENTS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • HONOUR KILLING • JUDICIAL MORALISM • MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE • MEDICAL PROFESSION…TESTING TIMES (IN TROUBLED WATERS) • MANDATORY RURAL POSTING FOR PG EXAMINATION ENTRY • NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR HUMAN RESOURCES FOR HEALTH BILL, 2011 • PRE-NATAL SEX DETERMINATION TESTS (PCPNDT) ACT • RAPE • SEXUAL HARASSMENT OF WOMEN AT WORKPLACE (PREVENTION, PROHIBITION AND REDRESSAL) ACT, 2013 • TORTURE: PHYSICAL TORTURE • TORTURE: PSYCHOLOGICAL TORTURE • TROLLS /SADISTS • VIOLENCE AGAINST MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENTS • VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN. PART - IV APPENDIX 13.Questionnaire .1065 • QUESTIONNAIRE (SECTION-WISE). Index .1081 The Title 'Medical Jurisprudence written/authored/edited by P. S. Kapoor', published in the year 2018. The ISBN 9789386397607 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 526 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Medical / Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- Vol. 2nd
2018ABOUT THE BOOK:- This book has been written primarily for the medical students, medical officers and lawyers, especially those dealing with medico-legal problems. A Registered Medical Practitioner should have sufficient knowledge of laws & ethical aspects of Good Medical Practice, in order not to conflict with it during his/her professional practice. For that he/she ought to be familiar with various Acts, Rules & Regulations that are in force or else he/she may find himself/herself inadvertently contravening these & courting trouble & also amounting to professional misconduct attracting disciplinary action by the authorities. For that reason, provision of laws relating to medical practice in undergraduate/graduate curriculum should be seriously considered. Medical jurisprudence benefits immensely both the medical and the legal field of work. A better understanding and cooperation has resulted and has facilitated a smoother working of both disciplines. ABOUT THE AUTHOR:- Dr. P.S. Kapoor, MBBS, MS, PCMS (Ex) is Senior Consultant Trauma and Orthopedics at Chandigarh Surgical Centre, Chandigarh. He has more than forty years of Clinical, Professional, Administrative and Teaching (Academic) Experience. He was Chief Consultant and Head of Department of Orthopedics at Derna, Libya; besides teaching Doctors and Nurses. He was Senior Consultant Orthopedics at Fortis Heart & Multispecialty Hospital, Mohali. He was Surgical Specialist ESI Hospital Ludhiana. He was Staff Grade Orthopedics at Darlington Memorial & Bishop Auckland Hospitals, UK, under HSMP Visa Holder. He has authored medical text book “ACCIDENT & EMERGENCY”. Along with many important Medical Articles (Press), he also authored another medical text book “TRAUMA & ORTHOPEDICS”, which is currently under publication. CONTENTS:- Preface .13 Acknowledgement .15 Abbreviation .17 1. INTRODUCTION . 25 • MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE (SYN. FORENSIC/OR LEGAL MEDICINE). PART - I FORENSIC MEDICINE 2. MEDICAL ABERRATIONS . 39 • MEDICAL ABERRATIONS • DEATH • POST-MORTEM (PM CALORICITY) • CADAVERIC LIVIDITY (PM STAINING) • PUTREFACTION (DECOMPOSITION) • MEDICOLEGAL WOUNDS • MECHANICAL INJURIES • REGIONAL INJURIES • SCALP WOUNDS • SEXUAL AND ALLIED PROBLEMS • SEXUAL PERVERSIONS (DEVIATIONS) • INDUCED ABORTION • CRIMINAL (SEPTIC) ABORTION • ACCUTE DEPRESSION • ACUTE MANIA • ACUTE SCHIZOPHRENIA • EPILEPTIC (SEIZURE) INSANITY • CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY • ORGANIC BRAIN SYNDROME (OBS) • ILLUSION • NEUROSES. 3. TOXICOLOGY . 173 • POISONS OR TOXINS • IRRITANTS (CHEMICALS) POISONING: • CARBOLIC ACID (PHENOL) POISONING • COPPER SULFATE (BLUE VITRIOL) POISONING • ARSENIC POISONING • MERCURY POISONING • ACUTE MERCURY POISONING • CHRONIC MERCURY POISONING • PHOSPHORUS (ELEMENTAL) POISONING • KEROSINE POISONING • MARKING NUTS (SEMECARPUS ANACARDIUM) POISONING • WHITE OLEANDER (NERIUM ODORUM) POISONING • YELLOW OLEANDER (CERBERA THEVETIA) POISONING • STIMULANT EXPECTORANTS • TURPENTINE OIL (SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE) POISONING • GLASS POWDER POISONING • DIAMOND POISONING • PINS/NEEDLES/THORNS POISONING • IRON POISONING • SCORPION POISONING • SPIDER POISONING • WASP, BEE-STING POISONING • CATERPILLAR POISONING • BARBITURATES POISONING: DESCRIBED UNDER HYPNOTICS AND SEDATIVES • CHLOROFORM POISONING • NITROUS OXIDE (LAUGHING GAS) POISONING • CYCLOPROPANE POISONING • NARCOTICS (NATURAL AND SEMISYNTHETIC ALKALOIDS) • OPIUM POISONING • MORPHINE POISONING • ACUTE MORPHINE POISONING • NARCOTICS (SYNTHETIC) • MEPERIDINE (PETHIDINE) POISONING • NONNARCOTICS (ANALGESICS AND ANTIPYRETICS) • ACETAMINOPHEN (PARACETAMOL) POISONING • COLCHICINE POISONING • ACETANILID POISONING • ANILINE POISONING • NSAIDS POISONING • QUININE AND CINCHONA ALKALOIDS POISONING • TRAMADOL POISONING • FENTANYL POISONING • HYPNOTICS (INEBRIENTS) • ACUTE ALCOHOL (ETHYL) POISONING (INTOXICATION) • METHYL ALCOHOL (SYN. METHANOL, MACHINERY SPIRIT) POISONING • HYPNOTICS AND SEDATIVES • BARBITURATES POISONING • CHLORAL HYDRATE POISONING • BROMIDE POISONING • PARALDEHYDE POISONING • MARIHUANA (CANNABIS) POISONING • SEDATIVES AND TRANQUILLISERS • CCNTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (CNS) STIMULANTS • STRYCHNINE POISONING • CAFFEINE POISONING • AMINOPHYLLINE POISONING • DRUGS ACTING ON AUTONOMIC EFFECTOR CELLS • DRUGS STIMULATING STRUCTURES INNERVATED BY CHOLINERGIC NERVES (PARASYMPATHO-MIMETICS) • PILOCARPINE POISONING • MUSHROOMS (MUSCARINE) POISONING • DRUGS STIMULATING STRUCTURES INNERVATED BY ADRENERGIC NERVES (SYN. SYMPATHOMIMETICS, PSYCHOTOMIMETICS) • PSYCHOTOMIMETIC AGENTS POISONING • PSYCHEDELICS (HALLUCINOGENICS) ABUSE • MARIHUANA ABUSE • AUTONOMIC BLOCKING AGENTS • DRUGS INHIBITING STRUCTURES INNERVATED BY POSTGANGLIONIC CHOLINERGIC NERVES • BELLADONNA ALKALOIDS POISONING • ATROPINE POISONING • SCOPOLAMINE (HYOSCINE) POISONING • DRUGS INHIBITING STRUCTURES INNERVATED BY ADRENERGIC NERVES (ADRENERGIC BLOCKING AGENTS) • ERGOT ALKALOIDS POISONING (ERGOTISM) • LYSERGIC ACID-DIETHYLAMIDE (LSD) POISONING • DRUGS INHIBITING SKELETAL MUSCLES AND AUTONOMIC GANGLIA (SKELETAL MUSCLES AND AUTONOMIC GANGLIA INHIBITORS) • NOXIOUS GASES AND VAPORS (INHALENTS) • CARBON MONOXIDE (CO) POISONING • CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2) POISONING • SEWER GAS POISONING • HYDROCYANIC (PRUSSIC ACID) POISONING • CYANIDE POISONING • HYDROGEN SULFIDE POISONING • LOCAL ANESTHETICS • COCAINE POISONING • LIGNOCAINE (SYN. LIDOCAINE, XYLOCAINE) POISONING • DIGITALIS AND ALLIED CARDIAC GLYCOSIDES • DIGITALIS POISONING • ANTICOAGULANTS POISONING • CYTOTOXIC DRUGS POISONING • ALKYLATING AGENTS POISONING • ANTIMETABOLITES POISONING • ANTI HORMONAL AGENTS POISONING • VINCA ALKALOIDS POISONING • ANTINEOPLASTIC ANTIBIOTICS POISONING • EOUS POISONING • DETERGENTS POISONING: • DISINFECTANTS AND GERMICIDES POISONING: • FORMALDEHYDE POISONING • IODINE POISONING • BORIC ACID POISONING • INSECTICIDES AND ARACHNICIDES (PESTICIDES) POISONING • CHLOROPHENOTHANE (DDT) POISONING • PHOSPHATES (ORGANIC) POISONING • RODENTICIDES POISONING • BARIUM POISONING • FLUOROACETATE POISONING • ANTHELMINTICS POISONING • CARBON TETRACHLORIDE POISONING • ASPIDIUM (MALE-FERN) POISONING • AMEBICIDAL AGENTS POISONING • EMETINE POISONING • INDUSTRIAL POISONING • HEAVY METALS POISONING • CADMIUM POISONING • MANGANESE POISONING • ZINC POISONING • GOLD POISONING • SILVER POISONING • BISMUTH POISONING • THALLIUM POISONING • BERYLLIUM POISONING • PAINT THINNER POISONING • HOUSEHOLD POISONING • FOOD POISONING • REFERENCES. PART - II MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE 4. LEGAL PROCEDURES . 343 • LEGAL (CRIMINAL) PROCEDURES • JUDICIAL INQUEST (JI) • POLICE INQUEST (PI) • EXHUMATION • POST- MORTEM (PM) EXAMINATION • SUMMEN • OATH TAKING (OT) • EVIDENCE RECORDING (ER) • DYING DECLARATION (DD) • DYING DEPOSITION • IDENTITY • POST-MORTEM EXAMINATION (AUTOPSY) • REFERENCES • VIRTUAL AUTOPSY. 5. LEGAL SYSTEM. 367 • THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM • CONSTITUTION • CONSTITUTION AND LAW COURTS • ATTORNEY GENERAL • SUPREME COURT ADVOCATES • DELHI HIGH COURT • DISTRICT COURTS OF INDIA • DISTRICT COURTS OF DELHI • PATIALA HOUSE COURTS • ROHINI COURTS • DWARKA COURTS • SAKET COURTS • KARKARDOOMA COURTS COMPLEX • DISTRICT COURTS OF MAHARASHTRA STATE • DISTRICT COURTS • ENACTMENT OF LAWS • APPLICABILITY OF LAWS • THE UK LEGAL SYSTEM • HISTORY AND CONSTITUTION • COURT SYSTEM • THE COURT OF APPEAL (CIVIL AND CRIMINAL DIVISION) IN ENGLAND AND WALES • THE USA LEGAL SYSTEM • FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM • THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES • DISTRICT (TRIAL) COURTS • THE STATE COURT SYSTEM • ARTICLE I COURTS • RULES AND POLICIES • CIVIL CASES/CRIMINAL CASES/BANKRUPTCY CASES/ THE APPEALS PROCESS • BANKRUPTCY CASES • PETIT (TRIAL) JURY • GRAND JURY • REFERENCES • CANADA’S COURT SYSTEM • CANADA’S COURT SYSTEM • SUPREME COURT OF CANADA • INFERIOR-LEVEL COURTS OF THE PROVINCES AND TERRITORIES (INFERIOR COURTS) • SUPERIORLEVEL COURTS OF THE PROVINCES AND TERRITORIES (SUPERIOR COURTS) • FEDERAL COURT OF CANADA • FEDERAL COURT OF APPEAL • TAX COURT OF CANADA • MILITARY COURTS • COURT MARTIAL APPEAL COURT OF CANADA • SUMMARY TRIALS • TRIBUNALS • AUSTRALIAN LEGAL SYSTEM • COMMONWEALTH COURTS • SUPREME COURTS OF STATE AND TERRITORY • HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA • FAMILY COURT OF AUSTRALIA • FEDERAL MAGISTRATES COURT • INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COURT OF AUSTRALIA • STATE AND TERRITORY COURTS • REFERENCES • EUROPEAN COURT SYSTEM • EUROPEAN JUDICIAL SYSTEM • INTERNATIONAL JUDICIAL SYSTEM • NATIONAL JUDICIAL SYSTEM • EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE (ECJ) • ADVOCATE GENERAL • ECJ–QUASI CONSTITUTIONAL COURT • ECJ – RULES AND ACTIONS • ECJ - PRELIMINARY RULINGS • IMPORTANCE OF PRELIMINARY RULINGS • DIRECT ACTIONS • ECJ’S PROCEDURE • ECJ’S CHALLENGES • COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE (CFI) • CIVIL SERVICE TRIBUNAL (CST) • JUDICIAL METHOD AND ANALYSIS OF THE JUDGMENTS • PROCEDURE BEFORE THE ECJ DIRECT ACTIONS • ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS • EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS (ECHR) • PRESIDENTS OF ECJ (TABLE 5.5) • INTERNATIONAL JUDICIAL SYSTEM • INTERNATIONAL COURTS • AD HOC TRIBUNALS • INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE • INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT (COUR PENALE INTERNATIONALE). 6. OFFENCES AND PENALTIES . 455 • OFFENCES • ABETMENT TO SUICIDE (DECRIMINALISE SUICIDE ATTEMPTS) • ACID ATTACKS TRAUMA • AGONY OF SENIOR CITIZENS • ALCOHOL ABUSE • CHILD ABUSE/VULNERABLE CHILDHOOD/NO COUNTRY FOR CHILDREN • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DOPING • DOWRY PROHIBITION ACT • DRUG ABUSE • ENVIRONMENT POLLUTION (MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECT) • EUTHANASIA (MERCY KILLING) • ARGUMENTS FAVOURING EUTHANASIA • FACTORS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • ARGUMENTS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • EVETEASING • HOMICIDE, ABORTION AND RELATED OFFENCES • INDIA • USA • ATRICLE 125 • HONOUR KILLING • MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE • CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE • MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY (MTP) • CRITIQUE OF MTP ACT • MENTAL RETARDATION (MENTAL DEFECT) AND MULTIPLE DISABILITIES • MORAL TURPITUDE • PRE-NATAL SEX DETERMINATION TESTS (PNDT) ACT • SEXUAL OFFENCES (OFFENCES AND PENALTY) • SEXUAL OFFENCES IN INDIA • ADULTERY • RAPE • CHILD SEX OFFENCES • CHILD ABUSE/VULNERABLE CHILDHOOD/NO COUNTRY FOR CHILDREN • SEXUAL OFFENCES IN UK • SEXUAL OFFENSES IN USA • ARTICLE 263 : SEXUAL PERFORMANCE BY A CHILD • SEXUAL VIOLENCE (PHYSICAL) • SEXUAL ABUSE • CONSENT FOR SEXUAL ACT OR BEHAVIOUR • SEXUAL ASSAULT • SEXUAL TORTURE • SODOMY • TORTURE (MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECT) • DOCTORS AND TORTURE • TORTURE (PSYCHOLOGICAL) • TROLLS /SADISTS • VIOLENCE AGAINST MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENTS • VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN • TRANSPLANTATION OF HUMAN ORGANS. 7. ACTS AND LAWS . 585 • ACTS (CIVIL AND CRIMINAL) RELATED TO MEDICAL PROFESSION • IMPORTANT ACTS AND RULES • CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PROCEEDING • CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE, 1908 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA)-1986 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA)-1995 • CLINICAL ESTABLISHMENT (REGISTRATION AND REGULATION) ACT 2010 • DOES IT HELP REMOVE QUACKERY? • CONSENT • CONTEMPT OF COURTS ACT, 1971 • COPYRIGHT ACT, 1957 • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DOWRY PROHIBITION ACT, 1961 • DRUGS AND COSMETICS ACT, 1940 • DRUGS AND MAGIC REMEDIES ACT, 1954 • DYING DECLARATION ACT • ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION ACT (EPA), 1986 • FATAL ACCIDENTS ACT, 1855 • IMMORAL TRAFFIC (PREVENTION) ACT, 1956 • MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY (MTP) • MEDICAL TRMINATION OF PREGNANCY (MTP) ACT, 1971 (ACT NO. 34 OF 1971) (10TH AUGUST 1971) • MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY AMENDMENT ACT, 2002 (ACT NO. 64 OF 2002) (18TH DECEMBER 2002) • MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY REGULATIONS, 2003 • MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1987 • MENTAL RETARDATION AND MULTIPLE DISABILITIES ACT, 1999 • MORAL TURPITUDE • NARCOTIC DRUGS AND PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES ACT, 1985 • OATHS ACT, 1969 • POISONS ACT, 1919 • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (PNDT) ACT AND RULES • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (REGULATION AND PREVENTION OF MISUSE) ACT (1994) NO. 57 (20TH SEPTEMBER 1994) • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (REGULATION AND PREVENTION OF MISUSE) RULES (1996) • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (REGULATION AND PREVENTION OF MISUSE) AMENDMENT ACT (2002) • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (REGULATION AND PREVENTION OF MISUSE) AMENDMENT RULE (2003) • PREVENTION OF FOOD ADULTERATION ACT, 1954 • PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY ACT • THE PUNJAB PROTECTION OF MEDICARE SERVICE PERSONS AND MEDICARE INSTITUTIONS (PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY) ACT, 2008 (PUNJAB ACT NO. 26 OF 2008) • THE HARYANA PROTECTION OF MEDICARE SERVICE PERSONS AND MEDICARE INSTITUTIONS ACT, 2009 (HARYANA ACT NO. 14 OF 2009) • PROHIBITION OF CHILD MARRIAGE ACT, 2006 • PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS ACT, 1993 • NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION • STATE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSIONS • PROTECTION OF WOMEN FROM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT, 2005 • PROTECTION OF WOMEN AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT WORKPLACE BILL, 2007 • PROTECTION OF WOMEN AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT WORKPLACE BILL, 2013 • REGISTRATION ACT • INDIA • REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS ACT, 1969 • PROMINENT LAWS RELATED TO MEDICAL PROFESSION • BOLAM RULE (TEST) • TORT • TORT LAW • REFERENCES. 8. SECTIONS . 677 • SECTIONS • INDIA • PROMINENT SECTIONS • USA • SECTIONS. 9. JUDGMENTS (MEDICO-LEGAL) . 689 • JUDGMENTS (MEDICO-LEGAL) • ACADEMIC MATTERS READ WITH CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986 • CHILD ABUSE/VULNERABLE CHILDHOOD/NO COUNTRY FOR CHILDREN • JUDGMENT: MAMTA V/S STATE OF UT, CHANDIGARH (2014) • JUDGMENT: RAVINDER SINGH GILL V/S STATE OF HARYANA (2013) • JUDGMENT: RAVINDER SINGH GILL V/S STATE OF HARYANA (2014) • JUDGMENT: RAJNATH V/S STATE OF UT CHANDIGARH (2014) • JUDGMENT: PRADEEP KUMAR V/S STATE OF HARYANA (2014) • JUDGMENT: SUKHBIR SINGH, GAURAV, SONU SINGH AND THREE OTHERS V/S STATE OF PUNJAB (2012) • JUDGMENT: SUNIL AND AJAY V/S STATE OF UT CHANDIGARH (2014) • JUDGMENT: CHANDAN SAHNI AND SHIV KUMAR ALIAS TAMATAR SAHNI AJAY V/S STATE OF UP (2013) • JUDGMENT: JIWAN SINGH V/S STATE OF PUNJAB (2014) • CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CONTEMPT • CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PROCEEDING • JUDGMENT: LAKSHMI V/S CHINNAMMAL @ RAYYAMMAL (2009)(2) RCR(CIVIL) 907: (2009)(1) RCR (RENT) 497(SC) • JUDGMENT: LAKSHMI V/S CHINNAMMAL @ RAYYAMMAL (2009)(1) RCR(RENT) 497: (2009)(2) RCR (CIVIL) 906(SC) • CONSENT • 2. FAILURE TO INFORM INHERENT RISKS • EXPRESS CONSENT • CONSTITUTION OF INDIA, 1950 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986 • IMPORTANT JUDGMENTS OF INDIAN COURTS • NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, NEW DELHI • PUNJAB STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, CHANDIGARH • CONTEMPT OF COURTS ACT • COPYRIGHT ACT, 1957 • CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE, 1973 • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DOWRY PROHIBITION ACT, 1961 • DNA TEST • CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE, 1908 • DNA TEST • CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE, 1908 • DRUGS AND COSMETICS ACT, 1940 • DRUGS AND MAGIC REMEDIES ACT, 1954 • DYING DECLARATION ACT, • EUTHANASIA • ARGUMENTS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • FATAL ACCIDENTS ACT, 1855 • HOMICIDE • JUDGMENT: NEEL KUMAR @ ANIL KUMAR V/S STATE OF HARYANA, (2009) • IMMORAL TRAFFIC (PREVENTION) ACT, 1956 • INDIAN MEDICAL COUNCIL ACT, 1956 • INDIAN PENAL CODE, 1860 • IMPORTANT JUDGMENTS/RULINGS OF SUPREME COURT • IMPORTANT JUDGMENTS/RULINGS OF INDIAN COURTS • IMPLIED UNDERSTANDING • ACT OF 0MISSION • VICARIOUS LIABILITY • NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, NEW DELHI • NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, NEW DELHI • PUNJAB STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, CHANDIGARH • JUDGMENT: DR. LAXMAN BALKRISHNA JOSHI V/S DR. TRIMBAK BAPU GODBOLE AND ANOTHER AIR (1969) SC 128 • LIABILITIES • VICARIOUS LIABILITY • JUDGMENT: DR. N.K. SENGUPTA V/S STATE OF NCT DELHI (2009)(5) RCR(CRIMINAL) 967 (DELHI): VICARIOUS LIABILITY • STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION, CHANDIGARH • DISTRICT CONSUMER FORUM, PANCHKULA • HISTORICAL UK JUDGMENTS/LAWS/ RULINGS (MEDICO-LEGAL) • BOLAM RULE (TEST) • MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1987 • MENTAL RETARDATION AND MULTIPLE DISABILITIES ACT, 1999 • MORAL TURPITUDE • NARCO ANALYSIS • NARCOTIC DRUGS AND PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES ACT, 1985 • OATHS ACT, 1969 • PRE-NATAL DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES (PNDT) ACT AND RULES • PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS ACT, 1993 • PROTECTION OF WOMEN FROM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT, 2005 • PROTECTION OF WOMEN AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT WORK PLACE BILL, 2007 • REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS ACT, 1969 • SEDITION ACT • SEXUAL OFFENCES/PENALTY/JUDGMENTS • SEXUAL OFFENCES IN INDIA • ADULTERY • RAPE • SODOMY • SEXUAL OFFENCES IN UK • SHOPS AND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS ACT, 1948 • TRANSPLANTATION OF HUMAN ORGANS ACT, 1994. PART - III STATE MEDICINE 10.STATE MEDICINE . 869 • STATE MEDICINE • TORTURE • SEXUAL TORTURE • DOCTORS AND TORTURE. 11.MEDICAL ETHICS . 881 • HIPPOCRATIC OATH • CODE OF MEDICAL ETHICS • DO’S AND DON’T FOR DOCTORS • GOOD MEDICAL PRACTICE. 12. ISSUES. 905 • ACID ATTACKS TRAUMA • ADVERTISING MEDICAL SERVICES • AGONY OF SENIOR CITIZENS • ALCOHOL ABUSE • CHILD ABUSE/VULNERABLE CHILDHOOD/NO COUNTRY FOR CHILDREN • CLINICAL ESTABLISHMENT ACT (CEA) • CLINICAL ESTABLISHMENT (REGISTRATION AND REGULATION) ACT 2010 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA) • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA) - 1986 • CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (CPA) - 1995 • DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • DOWRY MENACE • EVE-TEASING • EUTHANASIA (MERCY KILLING) • ARGUMENTS FAVOURING EUTHANASIA • EUTHANASIA SQUADS: NVVE “RIGHT TO DIE” • NEDERLANDSE VERENIGING VOOREEN VRIJWILLIG LEVENSEINDE (NVVE) • FACTORS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • ARGUMENTS OPPOSING EUTHANASIA • HONOUR KILLING • JUDICIAL MORALISM • MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE • MEDICAL PROFESSION…TESTING TIMES (IN TROUBLED WATERS) • MANDATORY RURAL POSTING FOR PG EXAMINATION ENTRY • NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR HUMAN RESOURCES FOR HEALTH BILL, 2011 • PRE-NATAL SEX DETERMINATION TESTS (PCPNDT) ACT • RAPE • SEXUAL HARASSMENT OF WOMEN AT WORKPLACE (PREVENTION, PROHIBITION AND REDRESSAL) ACT, 2013 • TORTURE: PHYSICAL TORTURE • TORTURE: PSYCHOLOGICAL TORTURE • TROLLS /SADISTS • VIOLENCE AGAINST MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENTS • VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN. PART - IV APPENDIX 13.Questionnaire .1065 • QUESTIONNAIRE (SECTION-WISE). Index .1081 The Title 'Medical Jurisprudence written/authored/edited by P. S. Kapoor', published in the year 2018. The ISBN 9789386397614 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 234 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Medical / Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- Vol. 3rd
2019The Title 'Practical Manual of Nutrition and Dietetics written/authored/edited by Akansha Yadav, Monika Arora, Swayam Siddha', published in the year 2019. The ISBN 9789353240028 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 340 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-
2019ABOUT THE BOOK:- This book moves around the approach that the mental health and well-being are dependent on each other. It encourages positive thinking, and beliefs can change the habits, nature, personality and everything around us. It explains the things that the writer has learned over the years. The key point of the book is that it is providing real-time practice after each paragraph so that a reader will know the real art of living, enjoy his rest of life in happiness and know the delicious taste of success. It breaks the boundaries of image creation and guides the reader about how to achieve personal freedom. It helps book readers to remove the darkness of life forever. It guides the readers in all stages of life, whether it is the art of becoming conscious and bliss, or in all cases of business and professional world. ABOUT THE AUTHOR:- C.S. Vikas Aggarwal was born in Kolkata and completed all his education from Delhi. He is a member of Institute of Company Secretary of India. He has been involved in consultancy of E-Commerce, Finance, and health for over ten years. He is the author of books on Taxation “GST CONCEPTS FOR ALL.” He has achieved personal and financial freedom; and he shares his proven strategies with several industries like Electronics, Fashion, Automobiles, and Publishing. C.A. Gunjan Gangwal, (FCA,CS,BCOM) was born in Kuchaman city. He is a respected member of ICAI and ICSI. Presently he is serving in education sector. He wants to thank his wife, sister (Garima Jain), family members and all near and dear ones who supported him. Author believes in "What worries you masters you. CONTENTS:- Foreword ------------------------------------------------------------------------------7 Preface ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------9 Acknowledgment ------------------------------------------------------------------ 11 Introduction ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 13 1. Mind conditioning and emotional health -------------------------- 15 2. Body image and Facts about Human Brain ------------------------ 27 3. Religion, Spirituality, & Entrepreneurship ------------------------- 35 4. Non Conflict Management and Resilience------------------------- 43 5. Forgiveness – Getting to Health-------------------------------------- 59 6. Importance of Friendship in our life -------------------------------- 67 7. Humor - Important for your health --------------------------------- 73 8. LOVE – Re-touch your Life --------------------------------------------- 81 9. Dance reach innermost & improve your Fitness ----------------- 95 10. Music - Fuel for the soul --------------------------------------------- 101 11. Aura and Chakra affects our health ------------------------------- 109 12. Planet affects our lives ----------------------------------------------- 123 13. Frequent eating Meals and Healthy Food Habits -------------- 135 14. Healthy Eating Habits for Your Child ------------------------------ 139 15. Significance of Eating Together ------------------------------------- 151 16. Nutrition’s and healthy eating habits ----------------------------- 155 17. Heath Risk and Medicine system ---------------------------------- 171 18. Symptoms of Body & Amazing Facts about Water ------------- 181 19. Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life ------------------------- 191 The Title 'Mind Health and You written/authored/edited by C.S. Vikas Aggarwal, C.A. Gunjan Gangwal', published in the year 2019. The ISBN 9789353241438 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 198 (Pages). The publisher of this title is GenNext Publication. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Health. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms Vol:-
2020ABOUT THE BOOK:- This book attempts to advocate for health empowerment of women through selfcare by adopting patient centered care in OPD Settings. This is sought to be promoted as a desirable strategy in 21st century hospitals. The USP of the book is that it is an entirely indigenous product, i.e., based on the research project work of the students and faculty of PGIMER, Chandigarh. The book indicates that it is feasible to impart health promotion orientation in Gynecology, Orthopedics and Surgery OPDs through counselling of women without resorting to any medication. In the era of evidence based medicine this book showcases the efficacy of a variety of interventions related to various women health issues including menstruation, polycystic ovary syndrome; infertility, minor disorders in pregnancy, congenital malformations/genetic disorders, urine leakage, pelvic organ prolapse, dysmenorrhea, menopause, low back pain, knee osteoarthritis, therapy related complications in breast or cervix cancer patients. All the projects highlighted in the book have a definite replication value in medical/nursing colleges of India and elsewhere. The book will surely empower women to have a healthy and productive life. ABOUT THE AUTHOR:- Dr. Amarjeet Singh is Senior Professor, Community Medicine, PGIMER, Chandigarh, India. He has published more than 190 research articles, written more than 100 chapters in books and coauthored more than 30 books He has completed more than 60 research projects. He has published a book each on 'Demedicalizing Women's Health', 'Health Promotion', 'Care of Dependent and Elderly' and' Salutogenesis'. His work on mobile phone based health care (with Dr Surya Bali) was listed as an" Innovative approaches” in HSPROD database. He has initiated a new concept of establishing multipurpose behavior therapy (MPBT) room in OPD to enhance patients and doctor satisfaction. He has also produced 8 short films on various topics of public health along with their script writing. Dr . Sukhpal Kaur is Lecturer in National Institute of Nursing Education, PGIMER, Chandigarh. Her research interests include-Care of Dependent and Elderly at Home, Palliative Care, Neuroscience Nursing, Oncology Nursing. She has published 15 books on these issues. Her book on Nursing Research is quite popular among nursing fraternity. Dr. Vanita Suri is Professor & Head, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, PGIMER, Chandigarh. Her areas of interest include assisted reproductive technology, Infertility, Preventive oncology , Medical and surgical disorders of pregnancy. She has written more than 120 papers; more than 10 chapters and 3 books. She has also completed 20 projects CONTENTS:- Foreword . . 7 Preface . . 9 List of abbreviations . 13 VOLUME- I GENERAL HEALTH 1. Introduction . 15 Dr. Amarjeet Singh 2. Project Completion Report: Setting up of a Multipurpose Behaviour Therapy/Health Promotion Room for Women Attending Gynaecology OPD in an Apex Level Hospital of North India . 29 Amarjeet Singh, Vanita Suri, Vanita Jain, Avinash Rana, AK Mandal 3. Prevention and Management of Low Back Pain in Women through Exercise and Posture Correction . 57 Neha Chanana, RK Kanojia, Babita Ghai, Sukhpal Kaur, Amarjeet Singh 4. Non Surgical Interventions and Exercises for Knee Osteoarthritis (KOA) Patients . 165 Meenakshi Sharma, MS Dhillon, S Kaur, AJ Singh 5. How to Deal With Congenital Malformations & Genetic Disorders – A guide for caregivers/parents . 233 Alka Rani, InushaPanigrahi, Neelam Aggarwal, Abhik Ghosh,Amarjeet Singh 6. Care of Breast Cancer Patients after Surgery – A Guide for Women with Special Emphasis on Prevention of Shoulder Dysfunction and Arm Lymphedema . 283 Dr. Sukhpal Kaur, Dr. Gurpreet Singh, Dr. Amarjeet Singh, Dr. ParulSharma The Title 'Health Empowerment of Women a Desirable Strategy in 21st Century Hospitals (General Health) written/authored/edited by Editors:- Dr. Amarjeet Singh, DR. Vanita Suri, Dr. Sukhpal Kaur', published in the year 2020. The ISBN 9789353240509 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 327 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- Vol. 1st
2020ABOUT THE BOOK:- This book attempts to advocate for health empowerment of women through selfcare by adopting patient centered care in OPD Settings. This is sought to be promoted as a desirable strategy in 21st century hospitals. The USP of the book is that it is an entirely indigenous product, i.e., based on the research project work of the students and faculty of PGIMER, Chandigarh. The book indicates that it is feasible to impart health promotion orientation in Gynecology, Orthopedics and Surgery OPDs through counselling of women without resorting to any medication. In the era of evidence based medicine this book showcases the efficacy of a variety of interventions related to various women health issues including menstruation, polycystic ovary syndrome; infertility, minor disorders in pregnancy, congenital malformations/genetic disorders, urine leakage, pelvic organ prolapse, dysmenorrhea, menopause, low back pain, knee osteoarthritis, therapy related complications in breast or cervix cancer patients. All the projects highlighted in the book have a definite replication value in medical/nursing colleges of India and elsewhere. The book will surely empower women to have a healthy and productive life. ABOUT THE AUTHOR:- Dr. Amarjeet Singh is Senior Professor, Community Medicine, PGIMER, Chandigarh, India. He has published more than 190 research articles, written more than 100 chapters in books and coauthored more than 30 books He has completed more than 60 research projects. He has published a book each on 'Demedicalizing Women's Health', 'Health Promotion', 'Care of Dependent and Elderly' and' Salutogenesis'. His work on mobile phone based health care (with Dr Surya Bali) was listed as an" Innovative approaches” in HSPROD database. He has initiated a new concept of establishing multipurpose behavior therapy (MPBT) room in OPD to enhance patients and doctor satisfaction. He has also produced 8 short films on various topics of public health along with their script writing. Dr . Sukhpal Kaur is Lecturer in National Institute of Nursing Education, PGIMER, Chandigarh. Her research interests include-Care of Dependent and Elderly at Home, Palliative Care, Neuroscience Nursing, Oncology Nursing. She has published 15 books on these issues. Her book on Nursing Research is quite popular among nursing fraternity. Dr. Vanita Suri is Professor & Head, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, PGIMER, Chandigarh. Her areas of interest include assisted reproductive technology, Infertility, Preventive oncology , Medical and surgical disorders of pregnancy. She has written more than 120 papers; more than 10 chapters and 3 books. She has also completed 20 projects CONTENTS:- VOLUME- II GYNECOLOGICAL HEALTH Chapter - 1 Self-Instruction Module for the adolescent girls for puberty related changes . 7 —Risha Gupta, Seema Chopra, AK Sinha, Jugal Kishore, Amarjeet Singh Chapter - 2 Dealing with Menstrual cramps/Painful menses . 23 — A. Chaudhuri, LK Dhaliwal, AJ Singh Chapter - 3 A Woman’s Guide to Deal with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) . 39 — Ishwarpreet Kaur, Dr. Amarjeet Singh, Dr. Vanita Suri Chapter - 4 Infertility Management in OPD Setting . 89 —Davinder Kaur, Vanita Suri, Rupinder Kaur, AJ Singh, LK Dhaliwal Chapter - 5 Training Package for Minor Disorders in Pregnancy . 143 — Avinash Rana, Vanita Suri, LK Dhaliwal, Amarjeet Singh Chapter - 6 Intervention package for the Health and Fitness of Ante - And Post-Natal Women . 163 — Pradeep Sarkar, MS Dhillon, Paramveer Singh, Vanita Suri, Amarjeet Singh Chapter - 7 Behavior Therapy for Urine Leakage (Urinary Incontinence) . 175 — S Kumari, V Jain, AK Mandal, AJ Singh Chapter - 8 Promoting Health of Women – Conservative Management of Pelvic Organ Prolapse . 197 — R Kashyap, AJ Singh and V Jain Chapter - 9 Empowering Women to Deal with Menopause Related Problems . 211 — Dr. Purnima Kaushal, Dr. Ruchi Sharma, Dr. Neelam Aggarwal, Dr. Seema Chopra, Dr. Amarjeet Singh Chapter - 10 Dealing with therapy related issues of cervical cancerA guide for patients/family caregivers . 245 — Dr. Amudeep Singh, Dr. Vanita Suri, Dr. Sushmita Ghoshal, Dr. Sukhpal Kaur, Dr. Amarjeet Singh Chapter - 11 Dealing with diagnosis and therapy related issues of ovarian cancer - A guide for patients/family caregivers . 325 — Dr. Janavi , Dr. Bhavana Rai, Dr. Vanita Suri and Dr. Amarjeet Singh The Title 'Health Empowerment of Women a Desirable Strategy in 21st Century Hospitals (Gynecological Health) written/authored/edited by Editors:- Dr. Amarjeet Singh, DR. Vanita Suri, Dr. Sukhpal Kaur', published in the year 2020. The ISBN 9789353240516 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 346 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- Vol. 2nd
2020ABOUT THE BOOK:- This book attempts to advocate for health empowerment of women through selfcare by adopting patient centered care in OPD Settings. This is sought to be promoted as a desirable strategy in 21st century hospitals. The USP of the book is that it is an entirely indigenous product, i.e., based on the research project work of the students and faculty of PGIMER, Chandigarh. The book indicates that it is feasible to impart health promotion orientation in Gynecology, Orthopedics and Surgery OPDs through counselling of women without resorting to any medication. In the era of evidence based medicine this book showcases the efficacy of a variety of interventions related to various women health issues including menstruation, polycystic ovary syndrome; infertility, minor disorders in pregnancy, congenital malformations/genetic disorders, urine leakage, pelvic organ prolapse, dysmenorrhea, menopause, low back pain, knee osteoarthritis, therapy related complications in breast or cervix cancer patients. All the projects highlighted in the book have a definite replication value in medical/nursing colleges of India and elsewhere. The book will surely empower women to have a healthy and productive life. ABOUT THE AUTHOR:- Dr. Amarjeet Singh is Senior Professor, Community Medicine, PGIMER, Chandigarh, India. He has published more than 190 research articles, written more than 100 chapters in books and coauthored more than 30 books He has completed more than 60 research projects. He has published a book each on 'Demedicalizing Women's Health', 'Health Promotion', 'Care of Dependent and Elderly' and' Salutogenesis'. His work on mobile phone based health care (with Dr Surya Bali) was listed as an" Innovative approaches” in HSPROD database. He has initiated a new concept of establishing multipurpose behavior therapy (MPBT) room in OPD to enhance patients and doctor satisfaction. He has also produced 8 short films on various topics of public health along with their script writing. Dr . Sukhpal Kaur is Lecturer in National Institute of Nursing Education, PGIMER, Chandigarh. Her research interests include-Care of Dependent and Elderly at Home, Palliative Care, Neuroscience Nursing, Oncology Nursing. She has published 15 books on these issues. Her book on Nursing Research is quite popular among nursing fraternity. Dr. Vanita Suri is Professor & Head, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, PGIMER, Chandigarh. Her areas of interest include assisted reproductive technology, Infertility, Preventive oncology , Medical and surgical disorders of pregnancy. She has written more than 120 papers; more than 10 chapters and 3 books. She has also completed 20 projects CONTENTS:- Foreword . . 7 Preface . . 9 List of abbreviations . 13 VOLUME- I GENERAL HEALTH 1. Introduction . 15 Dr. Amarjeet Singh 2. Project Completion Report: Setting up of a Multipurpose Behaviour Therapy/Health Promotion Room for Women Attending Gynaecology OPD in an Apex Level Hospital of North India . 29 Amarjeet Singh, Vanita Suri, Vanita Jain, Avinash Rana, AK Mandal 3. Prevention and Management of Low Back Pain in Women through Exercise and Posture Correction . 57 Neha Chanana, RK Kanojia, Babita Ghai, Sukhpal Kaur, Amarjeet Singh 4. Non Surgical Interventions and Exercises for Knee Osteoarthritis (KOA) Patients . 165 Meenakshi Sharma, MS Dhillon, S Kaur, AJ Singh 5. How to Deal With Congenital Malformations & Genetic Disorders – A guide for caregivers/parents . 233 Alka Rani, InushaPanigrahi, Neelam Aggarwal, Abhik Ghosh,Amarjeet Singh 6. Care of Breast Cancer Patients after Surgery – A Guide for Women with Special Emphasis on Prevention of Shoulder Dysfunction and Arm Lymphedema . 283 Dr. Sukhpal Kaur, Dr. Gurpreet Singh, Dr. Amarjeet Singh, Dr. Parul Sharma CONTENTS:- VOLUME- II GYNECOLOGICAL HEALTH Chapter - 1 Self-Instruction Module for the adolescent girls for puberty related changes . 7 —Risha Gupta, Seema Chopra, AK Sinha, Jugal Kishore, Amarjeet Singh Chapter - 2 Dealing with Menstrual cramps/Painful menses . 23 — A. Chaudhuri, LK Dhaliwal, AJ Singh Chapter - 3 A Woman’s Guide to Deal with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) . 39 — Ishwarpreet Kaur, Dr. Amarjeet Singh, Dr. Vanita Suri Chapter - 4 Infertility Management in OPD Setting . 89 —Davinder Kaur, Vanita Suri, Rupinder Kaur, AJ Singh, LK Dhaliwal Chapter - 5 Training Package for Minor Disorders in Pregnancy . 143 — Avinash Rana, Vanita Suri, LK Dhaliwal, Amarjeet Singh Chapter - 6 Intervention package for the Health and Fitness of Ante - And Post-Natal Women . 163 — Pradeep Sarkar, MS Dhillon, Paramveer Singh, Vanita Suri, Amarjeet Singh Chapter - 7 Behavior Therapy for Urine Leakage (Urinary Incontinence) . 175 — S Kumari, V Jain, AK Mandal, AJ Singh Chapter - 8 Promoting Health of Women – Conservative Management of Pelvic Organ Prolapse . 197 — R Kashyap, AJ Singh and V Jain Chapter - 9 Empowering Women to Deal with Menopause Related Problems . 211 — Dr. Purnima Kaushal, Dr. Ruchi Sharma, Dr. Neelam Aggarwal, Dr. Seema Chopra, Dr. Amarjeet Singh Chapter - 10 Dealing with therapy related issues of cervical cancerA guide for patients/family caregivers . 245 — Dr. Amudeep Singh, Dr. Vanita Suri, Dr. Sushmita Ghoshal, Dr. Sukhpal Kaur, Dr. Amarjeet Singh Chapter - 11 Dealing with diagnosis and therapy related issues of ovarian cancer - A guide for patients/family caregivers . 325 — Dr. Janavi , Dr. Bhavana Rai, Dr. Vanita Suri and Dr. Amarjeet Singh The Title 'Health Empowerment Of Women A Desirable Strategy In 21st Century Hospitals (1- General Health, 2- Gynecological Health) written/authored/edited by Editors:- Dr. Amarjeet Singh, DR. Vanita Suri, Dr. Sukhpal Kaur', published in the year 2020. The ISBN 9789353240240 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 673 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:- 2 Vols. Set
2020ABOUT THE BOOK:- The book is about the changing face of the epidemic which has induced concurrent changes in strategies of “National AIDS Control Programme and Policies”. Over the years the focus has shifted from awareness rising to behaviour change, from a national response to a decentralized response implemented by Indian states and a growing recognition of the importance of engaging Non Governmental Organisations, Community Based Organisations (CBOs) and networks of people living with HIV/AIDS. Since 1986, the Government of India has been responding to these challenges through preventive awareness, targeted interventions, care and support programmes under the leadership of Ministry of Health. Its planned initiatives so far include the Medium Term Plan (1990-92), the first five-year strategic plan (NACP – I, 1992-99), the second five-year strategic plan (NACP – II, 1999-2006) and the third five-year strategic plan (NACP –III, 2007-2012). The present publication is an edited version.–“Governance of Public Health Response to HIV/AIDS in India”. Strategically, this describes the richness of multiple specialities of Trans-disciplinary experiences in planning phase of HIV/AIDS management under this third phase in India. This reference book will be useful in the form of users as well as learners guide for public health practitioners, health policy makers, social science researchers, NGOs and Civil Society Organisations actively engaged in HIV/AIDS Planning, Strategy Development and Research in India and in South Asia. This Book will be benefited as academic text for students of Preventive & Social Medicine Departments of Medical Colleges and Ph.D. & Masters Programmes in Public Health, MBA-Health Care Administration in Indian Universities and PG Diploma in Health Management & Health Care Administration as offered by various Management Schools and Indian Institutions. ABOUT THE AUTHOR:- Presently, Dr. Manoj Kar is a Professor of Public Policy and Health Governance areas in the Indian Institute of Education, Pune. He has been serving in the areas of Health Policy & Strategy Development, Health Education & Training of Health Professionals, NGOs, Rural Poverty Reduction, Malnutrition, Public Heal, HIV/AIDS, Youth Reproductive Rights, Gender in Health issues, Health Systems Development and in Global Health for more than 24th years. Academically, Prof. Kar has received his M.Phil. and Ph.D. degree in “Public Health – Interdisciplinary” from the Centre for Social Medicine and Community Health, School of Social Science, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. He has been nominated by WHO and recipient of East West Centre, Hawaii Fellowship for 'Public Health Policy & HIV/AIDS Modelling in the Asia & Pacific countries', Indian Institute of Management (IIM)-Bangalore for Executive Development Programme and WHO-SEARO Recognition for “Extraordinary Dedication during Emergency and Rehabilitation in Gujarat Earthquake” are worth mentioning. He has been professionally associated with WHO and UNAIDS in India, WHO-SEARO Bangkok (Thailand), WHO-SPC in New Caledonia (Pacific), East West Centre, Hawaii (USA), UNESCO-Bangkok, IIM-Bangalore, Indian Institute of Health Management Research-Jaipur, National AIDS Control Programme (NACP)-National Planning Team, NACO and National Health Systems Resource Centre (NHSRC)- MoHFW, New Delhi, Ministries of Health- the Solomon Islands & Maldives, Aga Khan Health Services India (AKHSI)-Mumbai, Aga Khan Development Network- Istanbul , UNDP- Turkmenistan, UNDP-Ukraine, ACTIONAID-Nepal and CARE – India. CONTENTS:- Preface . . 11 Acknowledgments . 19 Glossary of Terms . 21 Acronyms . 33 Introduction . 39 1. National Strategic Planning & Objectives . 53 2. National Situation-Epidemiological Assessments and Projections . 63 3. Programme Strategies – Prevention . 75 4. Programme Strategies – Targeted Interventions among Bridge Populations . 93 5. Programme Strategies – Targeted Interventions among General Population . 101 6. Programme Strategies – Communication and Social Mobilisation . 123 7. Programme Strategies – Prevention . 147 8. Programme Strategies – Care and Support . 177 9. Programme Strategies – Treatment . 189 10. Programme Strategies – Assuring Quality of Care . 199 11. Programme Strategies – Public-Private Partnership . 203 12. Programme Strategies – Human Resource Development . 209 13. Programme Strategies – Enabling Environment . 221 14. Programme Strategies – Management of Institutional Systems . 227 15. Programme Strategies–Monitoring and Evaluation, Surveillance and Research Outcomes . 239 16. Programme Strategies – Procurement Systems . 255 17. Programme Strategies – Financial Planning & Management . 261 18. Programme Strategies – Financial Projections and Requirement . 277 19. Programme Strategies – Outcome, Challenges and Risks . 305 20. Programme Strategies – Targets for NACP Implementation . 309 References . 317 Annexures . 323 The Title 'Governance of Public Health Response to HIV/AIDS in India written/authored/edited by Manoj Kar', published in the year 2020. The ISBN 9789353240813 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 452 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-
2020About the Book:- Society is an integral part of modern man's life. Culture is the key component of every society. It help researchers to know about the rich past and present of a particular society. The book is collection of twenty-four research articles written by renowned Anthropologists, Research Scholars and Researchers. The book is an attempt to find out the different perspectives of ContemporaryAnthropological research on various ethnic groups of India. The book is divided into three parts.The Chapters of first part of the book consists of Society. The second part of the book consists of Culture. The third part of the book consists of Public Health. About the Author:- Milonjyoti Borgohain is presently working as an Assistant Professor in Department ofAnthropology, Moridhal College, Dhemaji, Assam. He did his Post Graduation in Physical Anthropology from Dibrugarh University, Assam, in 2012 and M.Phil. from Rajiv Gandhi University, Arunachal Pradesh in 2019. He did two years post graduate diploma in Disaster Management under Dibrugarh University, Assam in 2010. He has published various research papers in national and international journals. His areas of interest are overweight, obesity and its covariates, human growth and development , indigenous health practices, bio-social studies, migration. He has completed one minor research project under UGC. Currently, he is pursuing his Ph.D in the Department of Anthropology , Cotton University ,Guwahati. Dhritiman Sharma is presently working as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Anthropology , Rajiv Gandhi University (Acentral University), Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh. He received his M.A. (2004) and Ph.D . (2010) degrees in Archaeological Anthropology from Guwahati University, Assam respectively.He has published 4 books and more than 20 original research papers in various reputed national and international journals. His research interest areas include Beads, Megaliths, Neolithic cultures, Ethno archaeology. He also received his L.L.B. degree under Gauhati University in 2007. CONTENTS Preface . 7 Acknowledgement . 9 1. Introduction . 11 2. Quantity Theory of Money & Simple Keynesian Models .13 3. Money, Inflation and Interest Rate .19 4. The ISLM Model .27 5. The Mundell –Fleming Model: Money, Capital Flows and the Open Economy . 49 6. Phillips Curve Analysis .61 7. Theories of Business Cycle .77 8. Consumption .103 9. Investment. 111 10. Case Studies . 123 11. Multiple Choice Questions .203 Glossary . 229 Appendices . 235 References . 251 Index . 253 The Title 'Inside Society, Culture and Public Health: Readings in Anthropology written/authored/edited by Milonjyoti Borgohain, Dhritiman Sharma', published in the year 2020. The ISBN 9789353242749 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 310 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-
2020About the Book:-Year 2020 has been witness to a major upheaval in human history, wherein a microscopic entity has forced shut the entire world. COVID-19, the recent in the series of pandemics that human race has faced, is continuing to devour lives and has left a wide ranging impact on all spheres of human existence. Through a compilati on of articles, this book attempts to explore various facets of our struggle with this deadly disease, the efforts undertaken and the emerging new way of life in socio-economic, political and psychological context. It seeks to trigger introspection, and a quest for a more sustainable and harmonious living, along with appreciating the human ability to adapt, innovate and recreate as per the New Normal. About the Author:-Prof. Madhu Rajput is the former Head, Department of Western History ,University of Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. She has authored eight books and her field of specialisation is South Asia, Northeast India, and women studies. She has completed three Major Research Projects on Bhutan, and Tibetan women. CONTENTS:- Foreword .7 Preface . 13 List of Contributors .19 1. Pandemics: The Danse Macabre Since Ages . 21 — Colonel Gurusaday Batabyal, Ph.D. 2. Re-reading ‘Arthashastra’ During the Current Pandemic: India’s Geo-political Concerns and Quest for Astute Neighbourhood Diplomacy . 51 — Dr. Gouri Sankar Nag, Dr. Manas Mukul Banyopadhyay & Arpan Bhattacharya 3. Pandemics: Challenges and Human Survival . 63 — Squadron Leader Toolika Rani (retd) 4. Ensuring Learner Engagement During Covid-19 Pandemic: Pedagogical Methods for Online Education . 77 — Dr. Shreya Pathak 5. Women Self Help Groups: A Powerful Tool to Rebuild Life During and Post Covid-19 . 91 — Prof. Madhu Rajput 6. Covid-19: Emanation, Emasculation and Emancipation Demystifying Environmental Concerns . 105 — Dr. Shalini Pathak 7. Anxiety, Stress and Coping Strategies in Pandemics . 115 — Dr. Kumkum Singh 8. Unlocking Covid 19: Metamorphosing Society, Tradition, and Fine Arts . 125 — Dr. Subhra Rajput 9. Innovation as the New Ideator of Post Coronavirus World . 133 — Dr. Mani Bansal & Dr. A. K. Agarwal 10. The Changing ‘Face’ of Fashion in A Post Pandemic Era . 143 — Dr. Anantdeep Grewal 11. Brighter Facets of COVID-19: Lessons Learnt by Mankind . 155 — Owais Ismaeil 12. Covid-19 and Appropriation by the Electronic Media . 167 — Dr. Archna Rathore 13. Exodus of Migrants in Times of Covid-19: An Afterthought . 177 — Dr. Achla Sonker 14. Impact of Covid-19 on Politics . 187 — Colonel Kuldip Singh Grewal (Retd) Index . 197 The Title 'COVID-19: Battle for Survival written/authored/edited by Madhu Rajput', published in the year 2020. The ISBN 9789353242848 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 206 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Medical/Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-
2020About the Book:- The COVID-19 pandemic has affected most countries in the world. India is among the top three affected nations. Although urban areas were affected first and hit harder, rural India has not remained untouched by the pandemic. Now the COVID-19 cases are increasingly getting reported from semi-urban and rural areas which are particularly vulnerable due to inadequate health services and lack of media attention. The pandemic has impacted rural community in more than one ways. During the lockdown agricultural operations closed due to lack of labour, inputs, transportation and off take of produces leading to loss of income among farmers. Migrant workers from rural areas working in urban locations lost their livelihoods and most of them shifted back to their villages bearing all kinds of hardships resulting in increased unemployment in rural areas. Rural artisans could not sell their artefacts, poor and destitute found it difficult to meet their both ends. Government of India announced economic revival package of Rs. 20 lakh crores including Rs. 1.70 lakh crores as part of Prime Minister Garib Kalyan Yojana to mitigate the hardship faced by people and to revive economy and businesses. Union and State Governments , district administrations, Panchayats, Civil Society Organisations have come together to halt spread of COVID-19 in rural India and minimise its adverse impact. This book has chapters based on analytical and empirical studies on impact of COVID-19 on various dimensions of rural India, contributed by experienced scholars and practitioners from across the country. Chapters describe challenges,opportunities and responses and also prescribe policy and operational measures to enable rural community deal with this crisis better and to be prepared for any such disaster in future. Book will be very useful to scholars , media persons , researchers and policy makers interested in rural development and also disaster management. About the Author:- Dr. Rajesh Kumar Sinha is working as Assistant Professor with NIRD&PR,Hyderabad. He holds Ph.D. degree from JNU, New Delhi with UGC- Senior Research Fellowship in Public Administration. His research interests lie in rural local governance, rural development, social audit, social accountability and capacity building. He has worked with UNDP,MoPR, PRIA, IDRF in the past. Dr. Sinha has earlier authored/co-authored four books (1. Governance in Gram Panchayats and 2 . Community Mobilisation in Fifth Schedule (PESA) Areas, both published by Govt. of India, 3. Status of Social Audit in India 2019 published by NIRD & PR and 4 .Accountability Mechanisms in Rural Development published by Abhijeet Publications). He has edited three books (1. Rural Development in India: Challenges and Opportunities published by Abhijeet Publications, 2. Sustainable Development Goals and Panchayats by Rawat Publications and 3. Panchayati Raj in India: Theory and Practice published by Studium Press). Chapter Contributors: Dr. Rajeev Bansal, Dr. Shafia Wani, Dr. Biswa Mohana Jena, Dr. Binita Nanda, Dr. Trilok Chandan Goud, Dr. Vikas Jha, Dr. Rawal Singh Aulakh, Dr. Sakshi Sahni, Ms. Chitra Chandra, Ms. Anindita Mukherjee, Mr. Anthony Chettri, Ms. Bedadyuti Jha, Mr. Mohan Pathak, Ms. Jasmeet Kaur, Mr. Sreeramulu Gosikonda, Ms. Jashi M. Gurung and Dr. Rajesh Kumar Sinha. CONTENTS Preface and Acknowledgement . 7 List of Contributors . 9 1. COVID-19 in Rural India: An Introduction . 13 — Dr. Rajesh Kumar Sinha 2. Impact of COVID-19 on Rural Migrants in India . 29 — Dr. Sakshi Sahni, Dr. Rawal Singh Aulakh 3. Impact of COVID 19 on Single Women in Rural India . 41 — Mr. Anthony Chettri, Ms. Bedadyuti Jha 4. Impact of COVID-19 on Indian Migrant Workers in the Gulf Countries .51 — Dr. Trilok Chandan Goud 5. Role Played by Self Help Groups in Combating COVID-19 in Odisha .63 — Dr. Biswa Mohana Jena, Dr. Binita Nanda 6. Role of Pachayats amidst COVID-19: Study of Sonitpur District of Assam . 73 — Mr. Mohan Pathak 7. Role of Panchayats in Managing COVID-19 in Rural Areas . 85 — Ms. Chitra Chandra 8. Impact of COVID-19 on Rural Wage Employment: Analysis of MGNREGA . 95 — Dr. Rajesh Kumar Sinha 9. Impact of COVID-19 on Rural Economy of India . 103 — Ms. Anindita Mukherjee 10. Impact of Covid -19 on Handicraft Clusters in India . 115 — Ms. Jasmeet Kaur 11. Impact of COVID-19 on Rural Self Help Groups (SHGs) . 125 — Dr. Shafia Wani 12. Impact of COVID-19 on Rural Livelihoods: A Sociological Study of Telangana . 133 — Mr. Sreeramulu Gosikonda 13. Impact of COVID-19 on Rural Education in India . 145 — Dr. Rajeev Bansal 14. Impact of COVID-19 on Rural Society of Sikkim . 159 — Ms. Jashi M. Gurung 15. MGNREGA and Social Audit amidst COVID-19 . 169 — Dr. Vikas Jha Index . 177 The Title 'Impact of Covid 19 on Rural India written/authored/edited by Dr. Rajesh Kumar Sinha', published in the year 2020. The ISBN 9789353242855 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 183 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-
2020ABOUT THE BOOK The book tries to discuss a gender perspective on migration and Covid-19. The main purpose of this book is to critically examine the impact of Govt-19 among women migrant workers. During the COVID-19 pandemic, migrant workers faced many difficulties with the closure of plants and work environments in the country, large numbers of migrant workers were needed to manage the impact of wage shortages, food shortages and their future. Following this, a significant number of them and their families were starving. Many of them were locked up at the time and began to return home without any mode of transportation. The entire migrant workers in India have been seriously affected and they have also faced health problems. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Dr. A. RANJITHKUMAR is currently working in the Department of Women's Studies, Alagappa University, Tamil Nadu, India. He has worked as a researcher and teacher in various Indian Universities. He received M.A, B.P.Ed., PG Diploma in Industrial Relations and Labour Law, Master of Population Studies, and Ph.D. degrees from different Universities in India. He qualified the National Eligibility Test for Assistant Professor in Human Rights and Duties, Political Science, and Public Administration conducted by the University Grants Commission, Government of India. He was awarded Dr. S. Radhakrishnan Postdoctoral Fellowship in Humanities and Social Sciences (including languages) for the year 2014-15 from University Grants Commission, New Delhi, Government of India. His main research interests are in the areas of Dalit Studies and Development Administration. His various research papers have been published in leading professional journals. He has been an active member in the various committees and associations in India and abroad. He is an active editor and reviewer in Peer-Reviewed journals in National and International Journals. Ms. M. Eswari is working as a Research Associate in Centre for Women's Studies, Gandhigram Rural Institute - Deemed to be University, Tamil Nadu. She has completed Master of Women's Studies and Computer Application, M.Phil in Women's Studies and she is pursuing Ph.D in Womens' Studies. She has published more than 20 research articles in International, National journals, and Chapters in Edited books. She has Coordinator for study on Child Marriage Practices among Thottianayakkar Community in Karur District. She has been working as Field Executive in the AREDS, she has worked in the APAC Project, Karur. She has presented research paper in the seminars and conference in the national and international level. Dr. ANJI. A is working as a Teaching Faculty in Department and Research Centre for Women's Studies, Karnatak University, Dharwad. He pursued M.Phil in Women's Studies at Pondicherry University and obtained Ph.D in Women's Studies from Gandhigram Rural Institute, Tamil Nadu. Dr. Anji was received Doctoral Fellowship from Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), New Delhi in 2011. He has published five books and more than sixteen research papers have been published in International and national journals. He has presented 45 research papers in international and national level. His research paper has been selected best research paper entitled Health Care Service in Tamil Nadu: a Model for Other States. He is actives members in various academic associations. CONTENTS Introduction . 7 List of Contributors . 11 1. Issues and Challenges of Migrant Worker during National Lockdown: Indian Experience . 15 Dr. Anji A & Dr. A. Ranjithkumar 2. Impact of Covid-19 among Migrant Women Workers in Dindigul District: An Analysis. 23 M. Eswari 3. Downswing of the Tea Industry in Assam and the Plight of the Labourers Amid Covid -19 Pandemic (2020) . 35 Swapna Sikha Das 4. The Impact of Covid-19 on Kerala Economy .45 Dr. Remmiya Rajan P. 5. Covid-19 and its Impact on Education . 53 Dr. Noohi Khan (AP II) 6. The Stifled Voices of Female Migrants: Mirroring the Migrant Crises in Art and Literature . 65 Chandrakala Ghosh 7. Covid-19 and Gulf Return Migration: A Testing Time for Kerala . 75 Sulaiman KM, Afsal K 8. Examining State’s Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic: Implications for Labour Migrants in India . 93 Biplab Debnath 9. Inter-state Transportation Amidst the Pandemic: Contemplating the role of NORKA in Successfully Recalling the Migrant Keralites During the Lockdown . 107 Aswathikrishnan UR & Nidhin C 10. Role of Awareness in Combating Anxiety and Depression amid Covid-19 . 117 Dr. Reena Malik 11. Coverage of Migrant issues in Digital news format: A Content Analysis . 125 Dr. Shourini Banerjee, Sumedha Chaudhuri & S. Balaganapathy 12. Role Played by NGO’s in the Support of Migrant Labourers during Covid-19: A Study across NGO’s of Bengaluru City.135 Ms. Sophia Sharon 13. An Assessment of Social Interaction Anxiety among the Undergraduate and Postgraduate Students Facilitated Online Readiness Learning due to the Pandemic.151 Fariza Saidin, Tajbina Yasin 14. Migration and Women, Impact of Covid-19 .165 Ms. S. Durga Devi 15. A Social, Political and Economically Study of Changes in India after the Impact of Covid-19 Epidemic.173 Anil Kumar, Dalip 16. A Study on Work Related Stress caused by Covid-19 Pandemic .189 Ms. Shabnam Yesmin 17. Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Migrant Workers in India .203 Neelofer Habib Dr. Salima Jan 18. Impact of Covid-19 on Migration and Women .213 Prantik Basak 19. Role of Migration and Urbanisation in the Transmission of Novel Coronavirus in India .223 Alka Rani, Abhishek Gupta 20. Covid-19 and Re-thinking Problem of Migrant Workers in India: An Overview .237 Gayadhar Malik 21. A Study of Working Women Residing at Pg’s in Chennai City . 251 Dr. K. Puspham, Dr. S.K. Ramani Index . 259 The Title 'Migration And Covid-19: Gender Perspective written/authored/edited by Dr. A. Ranjithkumar, Ms. M. Eswari, Dr. Anji A', published in the year 2020. The ISBN 9789353246181 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 267 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Womens Studies / Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-
2021About the Book:- The Indian state of Kerala has received considerable amount of attraction internationally owing to the remarkable achievements she has made in social sectors, particularly health sector with relatively lesser number of economic resources. Kerala's figures on life expectancy, male and female literacy, child mortality, crude death rate etc. are close to those of developed countries and Kerala's achievements in health, in spite of its economic backwardness has prompted many analysts to talk about a unique' Kerala Model of Health' providing 'good health at low cost' worth emulating by other developing parts of the world. However, over the last few years concerns were raised about the sustainability of Kerala model of health exemplified by the simultaneous presence of the diseases of poverty (infectious diseases) and diseases of affluence (life style diseases), decay in Public Health System, uncontrolled growth of private sector resulting in escalation of health care cost. Taking cue of these issues, the Government of Kerala has attempted to revamp the health sector through a plethora of intervention programmes to make healthcare in Kerala accessible, affordable and available to all sections of the population. The book on 'Revisiting the Kerala Model of Health' enquires upon the multiple facets of the Model, the challenges in terms of increasing morbidity and escalating expenditure, health status of the marginalized, interventions in terms of new initiatives at the governance and implementation levels, evaluation of attempts at providing food and nutrition security etc. The book will be of particular use to academicians, health workers and policy makers. About the Editor:- Dr. Manju S. Nair is Professor of Economics and Honorary Director, Centre for Agroecology and Public Health, Department of Economics, University of Kerala and specialized in Agroecology, Public Health, Decentralized Governance and Public Policy. Presently she is also Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Kerala. Dr Nair has authored seven books, several policy documents and numerous paper. Currently she is undertaking collaborative studies with NABARD, Ministry of Food and Consumer Affairs, Government of India, Norwegian University of Life Sciences and European Union. She is a gold medalist for her graduation and post graduation from University of Kerala. With twenty five years of teaching and research experience she has produced nine Ph.Ds and twenty five M.Phil degrees. CONTENTS:- CONTENTSForeword . 9Acknowledgement . 13List of Tables . 15List of Figures . 21Part - I: Introduction1. Introduction and Overview . 25Manju S. Nair2. The ‘Kerala Model’ in Health: A Review of its Current Status . 39V. Raman Kutty3. Kerala Model of Health – Features, Challenges and theNew Interventions . 49Manju S. Nair4. Kerala’s Response to COVID-19 Pandemic: Lessons to Learn . 69Kavya Nair P.J. & Santhosh Kumar S.S. Part - II: Effectiveness of Intervention Policies in Health Sector5. Involvement of Civil Society and State in Health and Health CareSystem in Wayanad with special focus on Sickle Cell Disease . 85Anupama Augustine6. Decentralised Health Care System at Grama Panchayath Level:An Effectiveness Analysis . 111K. Aruna Anand7. Fair price Medical Shops in Kerala: An Exploratory Study . 133Merin Joy Part III: Food ad Nutrition Security in Kerala8. Nutritional Security through Community Kitchen: An Analysisbased on National Rural Livelihood Mission in Attappady, Kerala.157Tanita Eloo Philip9. National Food Security Act in Kerala: An Evaluation . 179Ancy JohnPart IV: Human Development status/Qualityof Life of the Marginalised10. Development Status of Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groupsother tribes in Kerala: A Comparison . 197Manju S.Nair & Sajeev M.V.11. Human Development Status of Fisher Folk in Kerala . 221Shameer M.D.12. Quality of Life of Females in Female Headed Tribal Householdsin Kerala . 241Megha Radhakrishnan Part V: Economic Burden of Diseases13. Vector Borne Diseases in Kerala: An Analysis of EconomicBurden at Family level . 273K. Anitha14. Extend and Depth of Catastrophic Health Care Expendituredue to Non Communicable Diseases in Kerala . 287Manju S. Nair & Manjusha P.15. Burden of Non-Communicable Diseases in Kerala: An AnalysisBased on Chronic Kidney Disease . 313Seena K.MList of Contributors . 335Index . 339 The Title 'Revisiting the Kerala Model of Health written/authored/edited by Ed.: Dr. Manju S. Nair', published in the year 2021. The ISBN 9789353246228 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 348 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-
2021ABOUT THE BOOK In almost seventy-five years after Independence our policy makers have been focusing on food security but with an increase in viral and bacterial diseases and erratic supply chain, nutritional security has gained credence. Moreover, the present covid-19 pandemic has highlighted a need to take proactive measures to tackle unprecedented situation like this, which we have never faced in last seven decades of independence. Keeping this in view, the present book is an effort to provide valuable insights in nutritional well-being of society. The SDGs aim to end all forms of hunger and malnutrition by 2030, making sure all people, especially children, have sufficient and nutritious food all year. Nutrition is essential for the success of all the SDGs. A multispectral nutrition security approach is necessary for success. But, this covid-19 has boomed as a biggest obstacle in achieving the goal and in ensuring public health. With this background, an effort is being made by the authors from diverse fields/backgrounds, coordinating and contributing their chapters in this book. This work is intended to create meaningful awareness, sensitize people about benefits and usage of Traditional foods and its pivot role in fighting with deadly Corona Virus. The book talks about myths & facts about natural/traditional foods and provides a guidance for healthy consumption. Major features: 1. Theoretical foundation with practical orientation 2. Interdisciplinary approach. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Dr. Garima Upadhyay is a teaching faculty since August 2005 in the department of Home Science, Vasant Kanya Mahavidyalaya, Kamaccha, Varanasi (added to the privileges of Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India). She did her higher studies from Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi beginning from B.Sc (Hons) Home Science, M.Sc (Home Science with specialization in Food & Nutrition) and Ph.D, Home Science (Food & Nutrition). Several research papers/articles/chapters in books have been published by her in UGClisted national and international journals. She is also author of e-content for e-PG Pathshala, UGC, MHRD, Govt. of India. She has been presenting papers and attending international/national seminars, conferences, symposia from time to time. She has successfully guided PG dissertations, doctorate work and member of editorial board of reputed journals. She is continuously engaged in organizing and conducting workshops, Nutrition Awareness Programmes and Sensitization drives. She has been awarded by various National level associations in Food and Nutrition and Public Health. She has been associated with community based organizations as consultant, mentor and subject matter specialist. Dr. Richa Agrawal is M.Sc. (Gold Medalist), Ph.d, Food & Nutrition, having more than fifteen years of teaching experience with VMLG Ghaziabad, Gujarat University and IGNOU. She has guided multiple researches for Masters and PG Courses, presented papers and published researches in journals and magazines. She has actively participated in various food & nutrition seminars and related professional events to enrich her knowledge further. She is an IDF Certified Diabetes Educator, member of IDA Delhi Chapter and National Institute of Nutrition (ICMR) having special interests in IBD, GI tract diseases and Lifestyle management. She has recently started Young & Fit to drive Nutrition & Lifestyle as Holistic approach. CONTENTS Preface .7 List of Contributors .11 1. Building Immunity through High ORAC Foods .13 Dr Richa Agrawal 2. Impact of Covid-19 on Infant and Young Child Feeding Practices in India .21 Dr Rachana Srivastava, Dr Poonam Khanna, and Savitesh Kushwaha 3. Ayurvedic Nutritional & Immunity Boosting Perspective of Ahara (Diet) in Pre- Conception and Pregnancy during COVID Era.35 Dr Anuradha Roy 4. Food Security Management Strategies: A Perspective from COVID-19 Era .47 Savitesh Kushwaha, Dr Poonam Khanna, and Dr Rachana Srivastava 5. Ayurveda in understanding and managing Covid-19: During and post-Covid era .59 Dr Binay Sen 6. Therapeutic Potential of Dietary Phytonutrients against COVID-19.69 Dr Shachi Singh 7. Synbiotic Foods: A Boon to Human Health .81 Dr Reena Verma, Gargi Saxena 8. Nutraceuticals and Functional Foods: Way for Healthy Life during & Post Covid-19.101 Dr Priyanka 9. Immunity Learning Policy for School Going Children: Need & Awareness .107 Dr Sukanya Chakravorty 10. Phytochemicals & Nutraceuticals-Effective agents against COVID-19.117 Dr Sangeeta Index .127 The Title 'Nutrition as a Key to Covid-19 Resilience in India written/authored/edited by Editors:- Dr. Garima Upadhyay, Dr. Richa Agrawal', published in the year 2021. The ISBN 9788121220484 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 132 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-
2021ABOUT THE BOOK The North East India comprising eight states is located in the easternmost part of India bordering to different international countries and is the home to different variegated tribes, flora and fauna. These people of north east India are living from time immemorial. They have their own language, faiths, beliefs and practices. Being indigenous group of people, they have their time tested and age old ethnomedical beliefs and practices. At one point of time when there was no modern medical facilities, the people entirely resort to such indigenous healing system. Still many of the tribes who are isolated and far from the accessibility of the modern medical amenities stick to such indigenous healing system. Many of the ethnic groups of the region also practice medical pluralism, the indigenous healing systems as well as any other healing system (s) such as modern allopathic or what's so called alternative medicines. The volume “Indigenous Health and Healing Practices of the People of North East India” contains twenty five research papers presented by different scholars working in the field of health research in North East India. Contemporary research works on the themes like ethno-medicine, nutrition and demography of different populations are contained in the present volume. The volume not only increases the body of knowledge in the field of indigenous health research of the people of North East India but also attempts to bridge any gaps in the field and shall help researchers, health planners and general readers about the indigenous health, healing, beliefs and practices of the people. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Dr. Haobijam Vokendro, M.Sc Gold Medalist, NET, B.Ed, Ph.D, has been teaching anthropology in the past 24 years. Currently he is working as Professor in the department of anthropology, Rajiv Gandhi University, Rono Hills, Doimukh, Arunachal Pradesh. He has completed six research projects. Besides publications of many national and international research papers, he also has participated and chaired in national and international seminars, conferences and workshops. He has so far authored five books. He is editorial board member, SKWC Interdisciplinary social science journal (ISSN 2278-2737). More than dozen of MPhil scholars and two Ph.D. scholar have been awarded under his supervision and eight Ph.D. and one MPhil scholars are guiding under him. Milonjyoti Borgohain is presently working as an Assistant Professor in Department of Anthropology, Moridhal College, Dhemaji, Assam. He did his Post Graduation in Physical Anthropology from Dibrugarh University, Assam, in 2012 and M.Phil. from Rajiv Gandhi University, Arunachal Pradesh in 2019. He did two years post graduate diploma in Disaster Management under Dibrugarh University, Assam in 2010. He has published various research papers in national and international journals. His areas of interest are overweight, obesity and its covariates, human growth and development, indigenous health practices, bio-social studies, migration. Currently, he is pursuing his Ph.D in the Department of Anthropology, Cotton University, Guwahati. CONTENTS Health and Healing Practices of the Indigenous People of North East India . 9 List of Contributors . 13 1. Potentiallity of medicinal plants used by Deori community for their primary Healthcare system, Lakhimpur District, Assam.17 Miss Nitusnata Saikia 2. Traditional Healthcare Practice among the Mishings, Majuli District, Assam, India . 27 Jakir Uddin Ahmed 3. An Interface of Biology and Culture in the Mishing Society of Assam with Special Reference to Pregnancy and Childbirth .35 Shabnam Khatoon, Dr. Maitreyee Sharma 4. Ethnomedicinal Knowledge among the Mishing Tribes of Dhemaji District of Assam . 43 Dipika Bori and Priyanka Kouli 5. Traditional use of Flora and Fauna with Special Reference to Food Habits, Rituals and Healthcare Systems among the Rajputs of Dibrugarh District of Assam. 49 Biswajit Kumar Singh 6. Ethno-medicinal Belief and Practices in Treating Children: A Study among the Sonowal Kachari of Dibrugarh District . 55 Dr. Promanita Bora 7. Insects of Ethno-medicinal Importance with Special Reference to Mishing Community of North East India . 63 Dr.Anup Kumar Doley 8. Ethnomedicine of Karang Island of Manipur . 69 Dr. L. Romeo Singh and Ksh. Sunita Devi 9. Phytochemical Analysis of Five Potential Medicinal Plants of North East India .77 Maya Konwar, Dr.Manash Pratim Sarma, Dr. Chittaranjan Bora and Faruza Munim 10. Prevalence of Hypertension among the Mishing Population of Upper Assam. 91 Dali Dutta 11. Hypertension and its Correlated Variables among the Males of Purum Tampak. 97 H. Sorojini Devi 12. Healthcare Practices among the Tea Tribes Women: A Study from Sessa Tea Estate of Dibrugarh District . 103 Dipawoli Kurmi 13. Nutritional Status of the Mishings of Maj Patri Chuk Village, Lakhimpur District, Assam.113 Babita Talukdar 14. A Comparative Study on Body Composition and Nutritional Status among the Adult Mishings of Assam. 129 Mayurtrishna Hazarika 15. Body Mass Index and Waist Hip Ratio among the Poumai Boys of Manipur . 135 Keisam Somarani Devi 16. Continuity and Changes in the Indigenous Healthcare Practices of the Tai Khamti of Arunachal Pradesh, India . 143 Heerock Jyoti Baruah 17. A Study on the Garo Ethnogynoecologists in Meghalaya . 153 Shyam Babu Choudhury 18. Health Status of Women: With Reference to Galo Tribe of West Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh. 159 Tage Rupa Sora and Liyo Nyodu 19. Traditional Magico-religious Beliefs and Healing Practices of Yobin Tribe of Arunachal Pradesh . 167 Angi Nomasay Yobin and Haobijam Vokendro S. 20. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder in Manipur. 171 Asem Babina Devi and M C Arunkumar 21. Health and Socio-Economic Insecurity among the Sand and Stone Quarry Workers of Nungbrang Village, Imphal East District, Manipur . 183 Ak. Renupriya Devi 22. Demographic Profile among the Mishing of Borgaya Khagori Village of Lakhimpur District, Assam. 197 Anand Sharma, Biplob Bhuyan, Girin sing Mili, Pubali Dutta 23. Differential Fertility and Mortality among the Deori Tribe of Bahgorah Village of Lakhimpur District, Assam . 209 Sristi Bora, Junali Kropi 24. A Study on Menopausal Symptoms among the Women of Lakhimpur District, Assam. 223 Chhandika Roy 25. Family Planning Practices and Reasons for having Additional Children: A Case Study among the Santals of Upper Assam . 233 Parismita Gogoi, Dr. Deepanjana Dutta 26. Differential Fertility in Response to Physique in between the Meitei and Sekmai of Manipur . 239 Dr. N. Mamta Devi and Ksh. Sunita Devi Index. 247 The Title 'Health And Healing Practices Of The Indigenous People Of North East India written/authored/edited by Editors:- Haobijam Vokendro,Milonjyoti Borgohain', published in the year 2021. The ISBN 9789353246280 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 256 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is North East Studies / Health. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-
