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Monica Jaison is my second doctoral student in Economics at the National Insitute of Technology, Calicut, and we have closely collaborated and co-written 6 papers. On is published in WoS Q2/ESCI and four are under review. Her thesis dissertation won the best paper/thesis award at IIT Kgp VGSOM's Eleventh Management Doctoral Colloqium. Her interests lie in the less explored geospatial datasets and in building greater acquaintance with the Google Earth Engine and software like STATA, QGIS, R, Python and JavaScript.
Muneera Kuthoridath is an Assistant Professor in Economics in Government of Kerala Collegiate Education. She is my first doctoral student and is waiting for her defence. Education: She pursued M.A.: Economics and B.A.: Economics from Calicut University and qualified JRF in Economics (2019). Her broad area remains to be Health Economics and Applied Econometrics and Population Ageing is her focal area. Her area of research is "Ageing and Intrinsic Capacity" - She has published in 4 WoS Q2 /SCI Journals
Nibras KT is into Health Policy Research: Interested in Data Quality and Gamification in Effort and Data Manipulation. He is an Alumnus of Azim Premji University and has over 3 year research experience with Ramiah Institute of Public Policy
Rakesh R who is working as national level program manager in Tuberculosis Implementation Framework Agreement (TIFA) with National TB Elimination Program is an external doctoral student at the National Institute of Technology, Calicut, under the guideship of Dr. Althaf Shajahan. The primary objective of his PhD thesis is to investigate the efficacy of a novel behavioural intervention, in improving Tuberculosis treatment adherence among patients in private healthcare settings in Kerala. By conducting a randomized controlled trial, the study aims to determine whether the intervention significantly increases adherence rates. Additionally, qualitative research will be undertaken to explore the intervention’s impact on Tuberculosis treatment adherence and to identify potential barriers and facilitators to its implementation. The findings of this research will contribute to the development of evidence-based strategies for enhancing TB treatment outcomes and reducing the burden of TB in Kerala and beyond.
Nithya K, Assistant Professor at Payyannur College, Kannur University and Anitha T, Senior Admin, Malabar Cancer Centre, Thalassery, Kannur as Doctoral Part-Time External Scholars are part of our nudge in healhtcare management research group which work broadly on the following:
Nudge to sort it out , an experimental study on improving waste segregation practices in a tertiary hospital setting
Nudge your Clinicians to Clean Hands , an experimental study on improving hand-hygiene among clinicians of an apex cancer centre
Nudges in a healthcare setting. Behavioural experiments for improving waste segregation in Harithakarma Senas
Shefeequ Rehman, a part-time external researcher at NIT Andhra Pradesh who closely works with me on "Neighbourhood Network Palliative Care Units in South Malabar" in the theme of Volunteer Engagement Models in Healthcare Organizations. He is conducting an extensive qualitative research study involving over 120 respondents including volunteers, patients, doctors, nurses, office secretaries, executive members, office bearers and major stakeholders in Palliative Care units in South Malabar.
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